Dramatic reconstructions of some of Britain's most infamous murder trials involving women.
The story of Marie Marguerite Fahmy who shot dead her Egyptian husband in 1923 at London's Savoy Hotel.
The story of Kate Webster, a maid who killed her employer Julia Thomas in Richmond in 1879.
The story of Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in Britain.
The story of Mary Pearcey, who murdered her employer and baby in 1890.
The case of Charlotte Bryant, who was hanged for poisoning her husband with weed-killer.
The story of Madeleine Smith, a respectable spinster who was accused of killing her lover in 19th-century Edinburgh. The case was famously found to be "not proven".
The story of 'baby farmer' Amelia Dyer, convicted in 1896 of the murder of several children in her care.