The Nest is a Cathy Come Home story for Generation Rent; a warning tale of how quickly social harmony can break down when people are pushed out to the sidelines. Janine is a single mother struggling to raise her children at odds with the local community. And her daughter Clemy is an angry teenager trying to assert her growing independence. This tense environment is exacerbated by the fact they are living illegally in a squatted house. After being evicted the family is forced to confront their growing sense of resentment and frustration at the world around them.

Jasmine, a young teenage girl on the run, is taken in by Shane, a showman who works on a travelling fairground passing through town. As an unorthodox bond between the pair builds, their combined quest to evade the past pushes both characters closer together, and in turn, closer to danger.

Sue works in a library. Daniel eats crisps and listens to Metallica. This was the summer Daniel was due to spend with his father and his father's new wife in Florida. But when they cancel his trip at the last minute, Sue and Daniel suddenly face the prospect of six long weeks together.

A troubled family's problems come to a head during a stay in a seaside town.

14 year old Hannah is reluctantly taking part on family weekend at her mothers friend Sally. When they arrive to a welsh lake, Sally can clearly see that Hannah cannot stand her stepfather Andreas and is even accusing him of killing her dog. Andreas is certain that there is something wrong with the girl and hopes that Sally will convince her insecure mother to take action on her. While the adults talk, Hannah wanders deeper in to the woods where she finds a dangerous new friend.

Harriet, who thinks that no real man compares to Mr. Darcy, is transported into Pride and Prejudice and gets an unexpected chance to find out. Starring Eliza Bennett and Nicholas Bishop.