Ruth’s trip to New Zealand casts doubt on the future of her life in Ambridge and signals change for the longest-running soap operaTraditionally The Archers is something millions of loyal fans hold been able to rely on. The radio drama,which turned 65 on New Year’s Day, has featured the same characters clanking through farmyard gates for years.
Yet the natural order of Ambridge was turned on its head final week as Ruth, and the mother and wife at the centre of the rural sage,decided to spend Christmas alone on the other side of the world and then returned with radical changes in mind.
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Source: theguardian.com