Poldark

Hugh Armitage is set to challenge George Warleggan's seat as Truro's MP, while Ross fears that Hugh is challenging his marriage. Demelza remains caught in the middle, but plays peacemaker elsewhere. Meanwhile, the rising price of grain is a recipe for riot.

Who will be the winners and who will be the losers when a wrestling match, an election, and an aspiring suitor come to Cornwall?

Ross finds notoriety and family in London, while back in Cornwall, Demelza tries to run a failing mine and heal Drake's broken heart. Dwight makes a devastating diagnosis, and George plots his comeback. Plus, Verity visits, and Ossie's mother descends.

George makes headway on his plot to return to Westminster while Ross works on his marriage. But when tragedy strikes and London calls, those left in Cornwall are bereft.

Ross launches a scheme and learns to play politics. Meanwhile, Demelza plays matchmaker, Caroline plays socialite, and Ossie plays with fire.

George is poised to take down a business rival—and in the process, Ross. Demelza takes action, Drake takes a chance with Morwenna, and something is taking a toll on Elizabeth's health.

A passing remark puts the Warleggans' domestic bliss under threat, and deadly complications intrude on Ross and Demelza's London idyll. But there's a glimmer of hope for one deserving Cornwall couple.

Elizabeth hopes to persuade George that Valentine is his child once and for all. Ross returns to Cornwall to
mend things with Demelza. The Poldarks look to a new century of change together.