| Episode | First Broadcast | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 02 | 20080708 | Exploring the 20th century through diaries and correspondence of real people. 2/5. Linton hears Oswald Mosley speak in Leeds and determines to oppose fascism in his newspaper. Flora chides herself for leading an 'empty-headed existence'. Linton Andrews....Russell DixonFlora Judd....Susannah HarkerGertie....Brigit ForsythMrs Judd....Ann RyeMann....Malcolm Raeburn Alice....Becky HindleyCath....Emma Gregory Mosley....Jonathan KeebleDirected by Gary Brown. |
| 03 | 20080709 | Exploring the 20th century through diaries and correspondence of real people. 3/5. Flora meets an old flame and Linton's newspaper struggles to cover the two big stories of the old King's passing and the Jarrow March. Linton Andrews....Russell DixonFlora Judd....Susannah HarkerMrs Judd....Ann RyePaterson....Daniel Pape Rich....Jonathan KeebleEllen....Becky HindleyNina....Brigit ForsythDirected by Gary Brown. |
| 04 | 20080710 | Exploring the 20th century through diaries and correspondence of real people. 4/5. As Christmas 1936 approaches, the whole nation is transfixed by the abdication crisis. Linton Andrews....Russell DixonFlora Judd....Susannah HarkerGertie....Brigit ForsythMrs Judd....Ann RyeMann....Malcolm Raeburn Directed by Gary Brown. |
| 05 LAST | 20080711 | As the decade draws to a close, Flora Judd and Linton Andrews both fear the looming spectre of European Fascism. Linton Andrews....Russell DixonFlora Judd....Susannah HarkerGertie....Brigit ForsythMrs Judd....Ann RyeMann....Malcolm Raeburn Paterson....Daniel Pape Cath....Emma Gregory Directed by Gary Brown. |
Updated: 12/16/2011
