SWEET CHILD OF MINE?

James Norton heads an emotional new drama about two boys who were swapped at birth

- JO BERRY

What would you do if you were told the child you were raising wasn’t your biological son, thanks to a mix-up at the hospital when he was born? That’s the dilemma facing two couples who find their babies were switched at birth in this gripping psychological thriller.

While it begins with the parents – played by James Norton and Niamh Algar, and James McArdle and Jessica Brown Findlay – coming to something of an agreement together, lies and deceit plus some surprising twists along the way mean that it’s unlikely anyone will get the happy ending they are wishing for by the end of the four-part series.

THE GOOD SHIP MURDER

The ship is headed to Rome for the first episode of the new series, and former police officer turned cruise ship crooner Jack (Shayne Ward) is ready to make a bold move in the city of love by taking First Officer Kate (Catherine Tyldesley) on a date to the opera.

However, when Jack’s estranged daughter Mia (Millie Kent) shows up and he is called to investigate the murder of one of the opera’s cast, his romantic plans are thrown into chaos.

PATIENCE