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Release date: 2004-11-14

Margaret Hale, a 19-year-old lively young girl, and her parents leave the south, when her father Richard resigns as the clergy in Helstone on a matter of conscience. The family moves to Milton in the north of England where Mr. Hale starts working as a private tutor. Margaret and her mother find it difficult to adapt to the north. While Margaret tries to deal with her new home and thereby befriends Bessy Higgins and her father Nicholas, poor local mill workers, she becomes aware of the social inequalities. On seeing John Thornton, a cotton-mill owner, badly treating one of his workers, Margaret's prejudices are reinforced. Thornton, on the other hand, forms a more positive opinion of Margaret.
Release date: 2004-11-14

Maria Hale's health ceases and her daughter Margaret decides to contact her brother Frederick - who had to leave England years earlier due to a wrongful court decision. The mill workers in Milton go on strike. In order to get his orders done in time, Thornton hires Irish workers. The angry strikers hear of this and in an attempt to threaten Thornton they hurt Margaret. Overwhelmed at her willing help to save Thornton from the strikers, he decides to propose to Margaret.
Release date: 2004-11-21

Deeply hurt at the refusal of his marriage proposal, Thornton and Margaret's relationship becomes more tense and difficult. Just in time, Frederick comes home to visit his dying mother. Thornton mistakes him for Margaret's lover. As Margaret realizes that she might have been mistaken in her harsh and hasty criticism of Thornton, she has to sadly observe his opinion of her altering. Shortly after the death of her mother, Margaret's friend Bessy also dies.
Release date: 2004-11-28

Frederick safely reaches Spain. After her father's death, Margaret leaves Milton to live with her aunt in London. Thornton learns that Frederick is Margaret's brother. With the money that she inherited from Mr. Bell, her godfather, she decides to help Mr. Thornton's mill from closing.
Release date: 2004-12-05
Kay Lyon - Mary Higgins
Elizabeth Gaskell - Novel, Sandy Welch - Writer, Ian Vasey - Location Manager, Adam Badrawy - Third Assistant Director, Laura Mackie - Executive Producer, Anthony Faust - ADR Mixer, Mike O'Neill - Costume Design, Alison Elliott - Makeup Designer, Phillippa Giles - Executive Producer, Jill Trevellick - Casting, Antonia Bates - Sound Effects Editor, Kate Bartlett - Producer, Diana Barton - Producer, Bill Crutcher - Art Direction, Faye De Bremaeker - Key Makeup Artist, Steve Murray - Steadicam Operator, Simon Elliott - Production Design, Caroline McManus - Post Production Supervisor, Steve Fish - Boom Operator, Susie Munachen - Makeup Artist, Richard Manton - Sound Mixer, Ian Morgan - Supervising Sound Editor, Faye De Bremaeker - Key Hair Stylist, Bill Brennan - First Assistant Director, Stephen Warner - Clapper Loader, Antonia Gordon - Script Editor, Martin Phipps - Original Music Composer, Haresh Patel - Foley Editor, Adam Coles - Focus Puller, Phillipa Cole - Production Coordinator, Peter Hallam - Property Master, Janice Schumm - Script Supervisor, Pat Garrett - Choreographer, William Dutton - Second Assistant Director, Alison Bown - Sound Editor, Alex Fordham - Wardrobe Supervisor, Clive Trott - Location Manager