Upstairs, Downstairs

Richard works on a biography, while Lady Marjorie leaves for America on the Titanic.

Miss Forrest takes over the running of the house, but the servants resent taking instructions from her.

The young Lord Newbury hosts a shooting weekend, during which he is expected to propose to Lady Diana Russell.

James' affection for Hazel grows after his mother's death and he proposes marriage.

Rose takes pity on a former footman who left the household in disgrace.

A French countess claiming to be an old acquaintance of Richard's asks Hazel to arrange a meeting.

A scandal erupts after Richard is given a confidential financial tip-off and his shares quadruple in value.

James and Hazel attend a foxhunting weekend at a large country house.

Lady Southwold and her 16-year-old granddaughter arrive at Eaton Place for the festive season.

Edward is a witness in a scandalous divorce case.

A chance meeting with an Australian sheep farmer leads Rose to make a difficult decision.

Unrest abroad is mirrored in Eaton Square as James wants to take a job in India. Edward courts Daisy.