Christian Brassington

George increases the strain on the struggling poor, driving Ross to make a risky gambit. The adversity the Poldarks face, however, may not be confined to Cornwall alone.

Ross is reunited with his family at home, but tragedy strikes in Cornwall. Dwight tells Caroline some devastating news about Sarah. Ossie is seen visiting Rowella by her husband Arthur,…

Ross faces the challenge of Parliament and the Warleggans refuse to accept defeat. In Cornwall, Demelza contends with a failing mine and fixing Drake’s broken heart. Dwight and Caroline welcome…

The Poldarks determine to get their relationship on track and the Enyses announce they’re expecting a baby. Hugh’s worsening health threatens his chance to stand in the election, and the…

As the Poldarks look to rebuild their marriage and the Enyses to increase their family, Cornwall struggles under the Warleggans, whose power threatens all they hold dear.

The Poldark family finds itself challenged on all fronts and threatened as never before.

Ross is adamant George will lose in the election and determines to get a headstone made for Agatha’s grave, something Trenwith has neglected. George, meanwhile, questions Dwight over Valentine’s legitimacy…

George pursues a vacant seat in Parliament as Agatha plans for her hundredth birthday, and Ross is given a proposition. Meanwhile, there is a new arrival at the Whitworth vicarage.

Drake finds himself in the Warleggans’ firing line as George moves to secure his connection to the nobility, and Ross provides some local aid.

While George makes political manoeuvres at home, Ross sails to France to rescue Dwight from the French Revolution.

George proves merciless as the new magistrate, and Clowance is christened. Ross discovers the means to both help Dwight and combat Cornwall’s famine.

Bea has been hiding her pregnancy from everyone for three months, but it is becoming increasingly difficult. Tucker is on the prowl for enemy sympathisers and Nancy is in his…

Four girls have different reasons for joining the Women’s Land Army: patriotic Joyce wants to ’do her bit’, argumentative Nancy is there under sufferance, and sensible Annie joined so that…