Emery returns to Hokitika and has a disastrous reunion with Anna. Carver tries to force Emery to reveal where Crosbie is. Lydia turns the town against Anna.
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Anna is tried for murder. New evidence reveals a connection between Lauderback and Crosbie Wells.
1865. Anna and Emery meet on a voyage to New Zealand, but their plans to reunite are frustrated.
Lydia and Carver hatch a plan to free Carver from his convict past.
Anna's suspicions are aroused as Lydia prepares to host a party. The key to the safe containing Crosbie's gold goes missing, and Lauderback is blackmailed by Carver.
Front Row
Delivery Man; Graeme Simsion; comedy in Indonesia
30 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 FMLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 LW
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Graeme Simsion on the surprise success of his book The Rosie Project, a review of the film Delivery Man, and an assessment of stand-up comedy and popular music in Indonesia. Show more
A stranger arrives in town and the events of the night Crosbie Wells died are pieced together.
Damian Barr presents an Edinburgh International Book Festival special, with Judy Murray, Pulitzer Prize winner Colson Whitehead and Booker Prize winner Eleanor Catton. Show more
Woman's Hour
Parent Bloggers; Britain's Youngest Barrister; French Feminists
58 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 FMLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio 4 LW
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Parents who blog about their children and why they do it. The French feminists lobbying President Francois Hollande for women to be treated as national heroes. With Jane Garvey. Show more
Wealthy Emma Woodhouse needs a new companion when her beloved governess Miss Taylor gets married. She settles on Harriet Smith, and becomes determined to make a match for her. Show more
Front Row
People of the Year 2013, part 1
30 minutes
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Mark Lawson meets the people who have made headlines in the world of arts, culture and entertainment in 2013, in the first of two special programmes. Show more