'All this is mine' (formerly 'A Teesside Voice') is set in London in 1994 and is a strident commentary on the perils of unbridled Thatcherism. Money is designed to buy things but to Rob Barlow, a young but inexperienced, northern-born drug-dealer who has wads of it lying around his upmarket but unfurnished Camden Town apartment, it's only use is to generate more of the same. Despite his decadent, materialistic world where everything has a price, Rob lives on basic instincts - his only friends are customers who pay hm to take risks they daren't. Inevitably, when a mysterious caller starts to threaten Rob, all he can do is wait helplessly as the noose tightens . . .