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The 12 Days of Britmas (2 Dec) is here to get you into the holiday spirit. With beloved Christmas classics like Carols from King’s (25 Dec) and a magical tour with Lighting Up Christmas (18 Dec), it's a festive treat. Or solve a Christmas crime mystery with an all-new Vera Christmas special. Vera Christmas Episode (2 Dec) features DCI Vera Stanhope leading her team in Northumberland. It's a must-watch!
BritBox also brings us Mr Bates Vs The Post Office – Season 1 (5 Dec). Follow wrongly accused Subpostmasters Alan Bates and Jo Hamilton as they clear their names due to a faulty computer system. Starring Toby Jones, Jo Hamilton and Alex Jennings, this is Britain's biggest new drama in over a decade.
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Midsomer Murders – Season 23 (25 Nov) is back with everyone's favorite Chief Inspector and his young colleague. In episode 1, a survivalist is found murdered in his bombproof shelter, uncovering a dark conspiracy. Starring John Nettles, Jane Wymark and Barry Jackson.
Mothering Sunday (29 Nov) is a 2021 film that follows maidservant Jane Fairchild. Directed by Eva Husson and starring Odessa Young, Josh O'Connor, Colin Firth and Olivia Coleman, it's a captivating story. Rotten Tomatoes' Critics Consensus states it's engaging despite a chilly remove.
The Bay – Seasons 3 & 4 (22 Nov) follows Detective Sergeant Jenn Townsend in the gritty UK coastal town of Morecambe. From a missing-persons case to a murder that unsettles the town, the plot escalates. Starring Marsha Thomason and Barry Sloane.
All Creatures Great and Small – Season 5 (12 Nov) continues the adventures of local vet James Herriot. Based on Alf Wight's books, it shows the humorous and endearing side of rural England. With a new family member added, see how the Skeldale clan adjusts. Starring Nicholas Ralph, Anna Madeley, Rachel Shento and Samuel West.
My King Charles (5 Nov) offers an in-depth look at the British King's life through unseen letters and photos. Discover the challenges he's faced over the years.
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