Four newly elected MPs take their seats in the government: Andrew Fraser, Scottish Labour member, whose father was a ...

The Labour party retains power after the general election, and the MPs are promoted. However, private turmoil disrupt...

Gould puts his career on the line when he insists the government will not devalue the pound. Kerslake confronts Gould...

Kerslake is appointed to a high position in the new Conservative government, but changing boundary divisions imperil ...

The MPs face shifting personal and political climates. Seymour ruthlessly bargains for a spot on the board of his fam...

The Labour party wins the general, and Kerslake accepts an offer to be the opposition's minister for education. Howev...

Marital strife envelops two of the members, as Seymour discovers his wife's infidelity and Gould's wife meets his mis...

Kerslake endures constant surveillance and threats on his life in Northern Ireland. Fraser experiences drama of his o...

When Libyan dissidents capture a British navy vessel, the government scrambles to find a solution to the crisis. As f...

Kerslake and Seymour duel for leader of the Conservative party, but one suffers a blow that changes his perspective o...