No Job For a Lady

Taking a stand on national defense, Jean withholds the portion of her income tax designated for nuclear weapons.

Jean wages war on homelessness and invites her fellow MPs to join her in a sleep-out on the chilly Thames embankment.

Drawn into a battle over a child custody case, Jean questions her assumptions about manly and womanly behavior.

A vote to raise salaries in Parliament leads to a contest between Jean and a wealthy opposition member.

When constituents ask Jean for help with dire medical problems, she gets social services to act, but the results are not what she expected.

Disturbed by leaks and rumors, Jean challenges the traditional lobby system of issuing statements to the press.