Monday 3 September 2007 | 8pm | £7.50

by Vivienne Allen

A Norfolk village in 1955. We follow the daily life of the Armstrong family. With an alcoholic war veteran grandfather, an absent father and a mother at the end at her tether, ten year old Helen struggles with her fear of the world.

Meanwhile, the news of Ruth Ellis's execution is front page news, an event that disturbs Helen's vivid imagination. Can naughty girls really get hung from a rope? Do angels exist? And why has her friend got a doll identical to the one her Grandmother made for her?

Beautiful and gritty - a delicate and sensitive look at a child's fantastical, yet humanly real imagination.

Monday 10 September 2007 | 8pm | £7.50

by Leo Richardson

Get ready for an honest and uncensored look at life through the eyes of a group of London teenagers.

Who said being a teenager is easy. 17 year old Lonely Boy has a guilty secret. Raggedy Anne wants to be the next big poet. Gay Gary struggles furiously to prove he isn't Gay. Dirty Debbie is desperate to get promoted to till supervisor at Topshop. And who's going to buy their booze from the offie?

Unrequited love, aspiration, desperation, experimentation and sexuality. In a world where love is replaced by violence, friendship is the most important thing.

Contains strong adult language

Monday 17 September 2007 | 8pm | £7.50

by Kath Sayer

Some families are time bombs - secrets and lies just waiting to explode. Lady Bea has lots of secrets, some of which even she doesn't even know about yet. But how long before the truth will come out?

When a neglected teenage girl appears at Lady Bea's window, her peaceful rural life is thrown into turmoil. Lady Bea welcomes her into her home and they make an unlikely connection. As worlds and families collide, whose problems are worse? Lies, deception and painful truths start to emerge.

Contains strong adult language