Anne-Marie Duff
as Tracy Daszkiewicz
Director: Saul Dibb
Writers: Declan Lawn, Adam Patterson
In March 2018 Salisbury became the site of an unprecedented national emergency. This three-part dramatisation focuses on the extraordinary heroism shown by the local community.
Anne-Marie Duff
as Tracy Daszkiewicz
Rafe Spall
as DS Nick Bailey
MyAnna Buring
as Dawn Sturgess
Judah Cousin
as Toby Daszkiewicz
Annabel Scholey
as Sarah Bailey
Sophia Ally
as Gracie Sturgess
Johnny Harris
as Charlie Rowley
Nigel Lindsay
as DCC Paul Mills
Stella Gonet
as Caroline Sturgess
Kiera Thompson
as Annie Bailey
Duncan Pow
as Dr James Haslam
Darren Boyd
as Supt. Dave Minty
Stephanie Gil
as Ellie Bailey
William Houston
as Ted Daszkiewicz
Emma Stansfield
as Emma Black
Jonathan Slinger
as Tim Atkins
Andrew Brooke
as Alistair Cunningham
Emma Noakes
as DS Izzy Rawlings
4 March 2018. Emergency services descend on Salisbury’s city centre where they find Sergei and Yulia Skripal unconscious on a park bench.
Continuing to fight for the resources necessary to contain the contamination, and realising the scale of the task ahead, Tracy needs to move out of her family home and into her office, to the dismay of her husband and son.
Several months later, the city is starting to forget and heal - until a scavenged perfume bottle leads to tragic consequences for Dawn and Charlie.