All 24 episodes from the eighth series of the Yorkshire Television police drama. With PC Rowan (Nick Berry) having emigrated to Canada, former Metropolitan police officer PC Bradley (Jason Durr) takes up his role as the man responsible for keeping the residents of the sleepy 1960s Yorkshire village of Aidensfield on the right side of the law. As Bradley quickly discovers, given that the community contains such dedicated rogues as Claude Greengrass (Bill Maynard), this is no easy task. Episodes comprise: 'Snake in the Grass', 'Fall Out', 'For Better Or Worse', 'Past Crimes', 'Spellbound', 'Baby Love', 'Give a Dog a Bad Name', 'Hello, Goodbye', 'Pat-a-Cake', 'Easy Rider', 'Hot Rocks', 'Shadows and Substances', 'Forbidden Fruit', 'Where There's a Will', 'Taking Sides', 'Echoes of the Past', 'Twists of Fate', 'The Angry Brigade', 'Fire and Ashes', 'All in the Mind', 'Friends Like You', 'Old Ties', 'David Stockwell's Ghost' and 'Testament'.

Set during the 1960s in the fictional North Yorkshire village of Aidensfield and initially starring former EastEnder Nick Berry as PC Nick Rowan, this enduringly popular series interweaves crime and medical storylines, with a host of colourful characters that viewers took to their hearts and a wonderfully nostalgic soundtrack.

Running for two successful decades and becoming staple Sunday-night viewing, Heartbeat won several prestigious TV awards including Best Performing Peak-Time Drama in 1999 (beating Coronation Street), and a number of ITV Programme of the Year awards.

The series attracted a peak audience of 14 million, spawned a highly successful spin-off, The Royal, and a Top Ten hit single, and has garnered a devoted following, remaining prime-time viewing world-wide.

You Matter: Dealing with Life's Challenges and Choices is a phenomenal tool to empower young adults. This guide helps readers proactively cope with the challenges life will inevitably throw their way. Top American educator and CEO Dr. Bill Maynard captures what makes the difference in, a rewarding self-help adventure guide for young adults. Candid, eye opening, and truly inspired, this upbeat, hands-on series of lessons is based on the author's wildly popular course at Washington State University's College of Business. In eight engaging chapters with titles like "Who Are You Really," "Raising Your Parents," and "Being in Love and Breaking Up," students themselves and Maynard tell it like it is-and how it could be. His primary goal is to ignite readers' passions as well as their problem-solving skills. He wants young people to know that they're not alone; everyone has challenges, it's a matter of taking charge and applying one's talents and abilities that makes the difference between mere survival and definitive success. Each fully annotated chapter features clever self-assessment tools and "Key Takeaways" that outline what's not to be missed. Filled with real-life stories, Maynard guides readers along practical pathways through experience-based learning applications. He makes a point to cover real-life issues such as depression, sex, betrayal, and the death of loved ones, because it is certain that the future will hold challenges for each and every one of us. Maynard, it's about empowerment, and it's about becoming keenly aware of the fact that bad stuff is bound to happen. When tough times hit, what matters is that who and what we are counts, because make no mistake-life is what we make it

All 25 episodes from the thirteenth series of the Yorkshire Television police drama. In this series, PC Steve Crane (James Carlton) assumes responsibility for the tough role of Community Liaison Officer and PC Bellamy (Mark Jordon) continues to covet Gina (Tricia Penrose). The episodes are: 'Speed', 'Dog Days', 'Mother's Little Helpers', 'Fool for Love', 'A Family Affair', 'The Holiday's Over', 'Waifs and Strays', 'Brought to Book', 'State of Mind', 'Down to Earth', 'Mountains and Molehills', 'The Dear Departed', 'Dangerous Whispers', 'Scent of a Kill', 'Daniel', 'One Thing Leads to Another', 'No Hard Feelings', 'Difficult Times', 'Nowhere Man', 'Swan Song', 'Strangers On a Train', 'A Call to Arms', 'Muck and Brass', 'Double Trouble' and 'Little Angel'.