Upstairs, Downstairs

While James is away fighting in the war, Hazel helps with voluntary work for the war effort.

While on leave, James finds himself drawn into political intrigue that will affect his future role in the war.

In a bout of fervent patriotism, Hudson begins spreading rumours, shocking Hazel.

While James tries to get transferred back to the front line, Georgina works night and day at Guy's Hospital.

Lady Prudence and Hazel disagree about a tea party. An old flame throws Rose into a state of confusion.

Hazel forms an unsuitable friendship with a young officer.

Rose receives some terrible news from the front line, while Hazel's thoughts are still with her young airman.

The end of 1916 brings mixed fortunes. Richard resolves to help a shell-shocked Edward who returns home.

While Hazel is away for a few days, Lady Prudence organises a charity entertainment event.

A dramatic message arrives from France containing news about James.

Mrs. Hamilton requests Lord Bellamy's help, as her son Michael is about to be court-martialed for cowardice.

The war is drawing to a close and the Bellamys are all home again. Hazel is found to be running a high fever.