The Halcyon is a drama set during World War II and tells the story of a bustling and glamorous five-star hotel at the centre of 1940s London society.

Set to a soundtrack of the era, it shows London life and the impact it has on families, politics, relationships and work across every social class.

As war and carnage engulf the streets outside, hotel manager Richard Garland prides himself in helping his guests to forget the devastation that is currently all around them.

Independent British thriller starring Dougray Scott and Kara Tointon. Lewis (Scott), an overworked doctor, is on his way home from London with his young son Max (Joshua Kaynama). Clearly exhausted from his work, Lewis decides to take a nap on the train while an attractive young woman (Tointon) watches over his son. When he wakes, all but a few passengers have alighted and he realises that the train is not stopping to let anyone else off. Determined to get to the bottom of the mystery, Lewis goes to investigate and finds that the train has been taken over by an unstable driver who is hellbent on destroying the vehicle along with all the remaining passengers on board. It falls to Lewis to put an end to his plans...

Nick Love directs this big screen modern-day revamp of the classic British 1970s television series. Ray Winstone and pop star Plan B (aka Ben Drew) star as Regan and Carter, the iconic cop duo played by John Thaw and Dennis Waterman in the original version. When an armed robbery at a jewellery store causes Regan's investigations into a potential bank robbery to come to a standstill, he believes old enemy Francis Allen (Paul Anderson) is responsible.

However, having no evidence against him leaves the Flying Squad officer powerless to bring him in, but when Regan hears that Allen is now in business with a well known Serbian criminal, he becomes determined to catch the culprits whatever the cost.

Elizabeth Morris co-writes and stars in this sci-fi horror. Struggling to pay the bills, Jenny (Morris) signs up to supervise children on the 'Prosperity Project' - an advanced education programme for gifted youngsters. Jenny and her two colleagues monitor the children in an underground facility while they learn in an augmented reality programme, with an artificial intelligence unit called Arial (Jamie Bernadette) watching over the adults. It's not long, however, before the kids turn on the trio and attack them, leaving the supervisors outnumbered and searching for a hasty escape from the bunker.

All 30 episodes from the first, second and third series of the ITV period drama tracing the story of the founder of the famous London department store. In the first series, the year is 1909 and fresh from a successful retail career in Chicago, a dashing Harry Selfridge (Jeremy Piven) arrives in London intent on building the world's largest department store in the capital's Oxford Street. Helped by his association with socialite Lady Mae Moxley (Katherine Kelly), Harry soon has the financial backing necessary for his plans, resulting in the store being completed in record time. But as the company goes from strength to strength, Harry's marriage to his wife Rose (Frances O'Connor) is jeopardised by his continuing infatuation with music hall artiste Ellen Love (Zoë Tapper). In the second series, the year is 1914 and Harry has become even more estranged from his wife Rose, but is ecstatic when she arrives to partake in celebrations for the fifth anniversary of the store's opening. Also, growing tension in Europe has the staff worried that Selfridge might return to the States if war breaks out. In the third series, Harry busies himself by pursuing a new plot of land where he can help build homes for returning soldiers. However, he comes up against competition in his daughter Rosalie (Kara Tointon)'s new husband Serge De Bolotoff (Leon Ockenden), who hopes to buy up the same plot and build an aerodrome...