As we head out of the summer and towards the autumn, for many that will mean one thing - more time spent in front of the TV.

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In anticipation of this, Channel 5 has released a trailer teasing a host of its upcoming dramas, and RadioTimes.com has got an exclusive sneak peek at all of the action.

The trailer reveals new footage from brand new series including The Wives, Ellis and The Hardacres, while also giving new looks at returning shows including The Teacher, an anthology series now on its second season, and All Creatures Great and Small, the fifth season of which is just around the corner.

You can watch the full trailer for Channel 5's drama line-up right here now.

The fifth season of All Creatures Great and Small is set to be a notable one, as fans see life at Skeldale since the birth of baby Jimmy, and Tristan returns following his time fighting in the war.

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The new season of The Teacher, meanwhile, will tell a whole new story from that of the first season which starred Sheridan Smith. Season 2 will follow a new cast of characters, led by Kara Tointon, Will Mellor and Emmett J Scanlan.

When it comes to the new dramas, Jo Joyner, Tamzin Outhwaite and Angela Griffin star in The Wives as three women piecing together a mystery that shook their family to its core, while Sharon D Clarke stars in Ellis as a detective brought into numerous police stations to help out with their unsolved cases.

Finally, there's The Hardacres, a period drama series based on the novels by CL Skelton, and set in 1890s Yorkshire.

While it isn't featured in the trailer, Dalgleish is also set to return to Channel 5 soon, with Bertie Carvel's chief inspector taking on a series of new cases.

The Teacher season 2 will air from Monday 9th September to Thursday 12th September at 9pm on Channel 5. Stream on My5.

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James HibbsDrama Writer

James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.

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