Frank files for divorce as his relationship with Tessa worsens until concern over their hopitalized daughter's health draws them together.

Though their marriage is falling apart, Frank comes to Tessa's aid with a job offer that she reluctantly accepts.

Frank (Adam Faith) becomes involved in a coffee-buying deal; Tessa (Zoe Wanamaker) and the baby return to London.

Frank jeopardizes his marriage when he fails to understand how important finishing the Ethiopian project is to Tessa.

Tessa's (Zoe Wanamaker) disgust at Frank's (Adam Faith) treatment of the vineyard owner causes her to take the baby and leave.

Frank's obsession with buying an Israeli vineyard costs Tessa her job.

Tessa (Zoe Wanamaker) follows Frank (Adam Faith) and the baby to Israel; Max (Tony Selby) meets a wealthy widow on the lookout for a new mate.

The shared baby-care arrangement ends in confusion, a nanny is found and lost, and a business opportunity has Frank threatening to take Alice to Israel.

Though Frank fails to notice how the new baby is affecting Jade, he is able to offer a solution to Tessa's dilemma about returning to work.

As they await the birth of their baby, Tessa is full of confidence about combining a career and motherhood while Frank is both delighted and skeptical.

An orphan Russian boy staying with Frank and Tessa is suspicious of any sign of affection; Diane has a spiritual crisis; Tessa hides her pregnancy.

Tessa returns to Russia to evict some squatters from a foundation project site; Diane and the Russian pianist with whom she was involved are reunited.

Tessa tries to deflect a reporter from revealing Malcolm and Frank's involvement in an illegal Russian oil deal.

Tessa contemplates having children; Diane asks Simon for a divorce; Max gets involved with a married woman, which leads to his arrest.

A trip to Bulgaria to report on two potential foundation projects causes strain between Frank and Tessa; Diane is attracted to a visiting Russian pianist.

Frank and Tessa discover their Russian marriage may not be legal in England; married life presents more problems than the couple realized.

Upon returning to Russia, Frank and Tessa are kidnapped and bundled into separate cars.

Frank avoids discussing his feelings with Tessa, choosing instead to propose a land deal to her father; Max gets mixed up in a bad investment.

Frank's relationship with a co-worker on his new project forces Tessa to re-evaluate her feelings for him; Frank's plant appears doomed.

Tessa accepts a challenging job with an entrepreneurial foundation; Frank solicits funds from the foundation to set up a plant near St. Petersburg.

Tessa and Frank's relationship appears to be falling apart when Tessa considers returning to her former employer and Frank has financial problems.

A TV repairman finds his life complicated when he travels back in time to 1940.

Robert Carlyle stars in the surreal series set in a Scottish village where life is never sleepy.

Sisters Sharon and Tracey have absolutely nothing in common -- until the day their husbands are sent to prison for armed robbery. Sharon moves out of her dreary council flat and into wealthy Tracey's palatial home in the suburbs. As the women get on with their lives and their husbands serve their sentences, they find help and hindrance in equal parts from Tracey's man-eating neighbor, Dorien, a married, middle-aged woman who has frequent affairs with younger men.

Lovejoy is a trickster, a swindling art and antiques dealer who seems to get caught up in devious deals and "get rich quick" schemes. But you can't help liking Lovejoy, who has a talent for finding hidden treasures. When he's not out for himself, he uses his skills as a con man to help the less fortunate and less sneaky.