WHEN THE WORLD TAKES EVERYTHING, SURVIVAL BECOMES A REVOLUTION

Set in the unforgiving streets, churches and taverns of early-18th-century Scotland, Half Hangit Maggie follows Maggie Dickson — a young wife forced into flight after violence, shame, and social cruelty push her to the edge. Hunted by her community and condemned by the Kirk, Maggie endures a brutal trial and a public hanging meant to erase her completely.

Instead, she rises.

What emerges is a tense, deeply human story about systems built to punish women, and the miracle that exposes their cracks. Maggie’s resurrection forces the courts, church and citizenry to confront the limits of law, belief, morality — and their own complicity.

Told with cinematic scale and intimate emotional truth, Half Hangit Maggie blends historical authenticity with contemporary resonance. It is a story of trauma, injustice, faith, and unimaginable resilience — a drama about a woman who walked out of her own grave and reclaimed her name.

A GROUNDBREAKING LEGAL DRAMA ABOUT THE SYSTEMS THAT FAIL US — AND THE ORDINARY PEOPLE WHO FIGHT BACK

Fare Justice is a gripping four-part limited series that exposes the hidden machinery of Britain’s rail enforcement system — a world where minor mistakes become criminal convictions, and corporate profit is quietly prioritised over public justice.

Inspired by real cases, the series follows a principled solicitor who once helped train rail companies to prosecute fare evasion — until a single case reveals the scale of wrongful convictions buried beneath the industry’s bureaucracy. Forced to confront their own complicity, they cross the line and begin dismantling the very system they helped create.

Each episode centres on a new human story: a junior doctor, a single mother, an elderly commuter, a trans woman targeted on her route home. Through these individual battles, Fare Justice uncovers the darker truths behind privatisation — the legal loopholes, the abuse of power, the billions in public subsidies, and the culture of fear that allows harassment, discrimination and injustice to thrive inside a service meant for everyone.

Told with cinematic realism and the emotional clarity of modern prestige drama, the series reveals how an everyday journey can become a life-altering legal nightmare — and how fragile our assumptions of fairness truly are.

At its core, Fare Justice is not simply a legal thriller. It is a human story about accountability, redemption and the courage to challenge a system designed to silence dissent. It asks one pressing question:

If justice can be automated, outsourced and weaponised against the public — who protects us when the system goes off the rails?