Brendan Maher

The focus is on two members of Section 20, a secret British anti-terrorist organization, Michael Stonebridge is a British soldier trying to overcome a tragedy and Damien Scott a disgraced U.S. Delta Force operative. Contains episodes 41-50.

Depicts Jill Ker Conway's celebrated memoirs of her Australian youth.

As 165 Eaton Place prepares for the Annual Servant's Ball, Mr. Pritchard enjoys a romance with fellow servant Miss Whisset, and starts to wonder if there's more to life than service. With war looming, Harry has a proposition for Beryl, however a shock revelation threatens to thwart their plans. Meanwhile, as Lady Persie and Sir Hallam continue their dangerous affair, Sir Hallam is about to discover just how destructive his actions have been.

1915. On the eastern front, Michael is forced to make a terrible choice, while on the western front Tommy's regiment experiments with a dangerous new weapon.

Leo and Nikki undertake a post mortem on a child who died in surgery prompting Nikki to investigate a leading pediatrician, while a car crash involving a truck and a funeral procession takes a bizarre turn when two bodies fall out of the coffin.

At the outbreak of war, two teenage boys - one German and one British - defy their parents to sign up. But their enthusiasm is tested when they get their first taste of battle.

Harry and Nikki spend a day visiting an air show in which an old school friend of Harry's is flying, but after a fun day together, they see a military helicopter crash into a crowded detention center for failed asylum seekers. The Ministry of Defense are called in but Harry has a personal interest in the case.

1916. Tommy and Michael's regiments face one another on opposite sides of the Somme battlefield.

When fragments of skeleton are found, it seems clear that it is that of a girl who went missing two years before - until Nikki establishes that the bones actually belong to two people. Meanwhile, when a woman dies from a fall, the life assurance company refuses to pay out, claiming she was drunk.

Nikki is worried that Harry's bid to clear his friend's name might become an obsession. Still haunted by the crash and its immediate aftermath, Harry attends the Royal Air Force Board of Enquiry where he is unimpressed with their reluctance to answer his questions.