Episode 1 The Scheme

Happy as Larry. Could not be happier. Could not be happier.

This programme contains very strong language.

In a large housing scheme in Kilmarnock,

more than 1,000 families live in a mix of privately-owned and council houses.

A handful of those households agreed to be filmed over a year.

The Scheme follows some of their stories,

from star-struck lovers...

Happy as Larry. Could not be happier.

..to parents trying to keep their kids on the straight and narrow...

The tears are starting.

..and for people fighting for the community...

How do I think it went? A waste of fucking time.

..to those just struggling to keep their own families together.

"So, so sorry. And I'll love you forever and a day."

The Scheme charts the extraordinary and unpredictable ups...

Scariest thing I've ever done in my fucking life.

..and downs...

INDISTINCT

..of daily life for six very different households.

One of the most well-known families, with over 30 members living around the scheme, is the Cunninghams.

Five of them live on the top floor of one house.

-Don't argue, right?

-Fuck's sake, I'm never allowed to do nothin'!

-You're no' staying out.

Don't start shouting at me. You're no' staying out, right?

Ten o'clock, be in here for.

Watch me. No, I'm no' coming in at ten o'clock.

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-In at ten o'clock.

-Aye you are.

-I'm over 16, you cannae...

-I don't care.

-I'm no' being in for ten o'clock.

-Aye, you are.

No, I'm no'. No, cos naebody else goes in at ten o'clock, Ma.

-You'll no' sign out. Ten o'clock is long enough.

-Aye, aw right. Shut up!

As former heavy drinkers,

dad Gordon and mum Annie are desperate to keep

their youngest, Kimberley, on the straight and narrow.

Gordon spent many early years behind bars,

while Annie tried to bring up their five kids, two of whom live at home -

tearaway and all-round bad boy Chris

and 15-year-old Kimberley, who's celebrating leaving school.

There's a lot of stupid people out there.

There's too many things happening these days to be out that late.

There is dirty men out there.

See all the paedophiles come out of jail, this is where they all come, they come to Ayrshire.

I'm not saying they come to Kilmarnock, but there is a paedophile cult in Ayrshire.

As long as she's with somebody to walk home with at quarter to ten,

it doesn't bother me.

If she's not at that door, she'll hear me.

You heard the cheek of her, there.

Having turned their lives around, Gordon and Annie are desperate

to make sure history doesn't repeat itself with their own five kids.

Two of the most well-known characters in the scheme

are recovering drug addict Marvin and his dog Bullet.

Bullet Baird.

That's what everybody calls him, Bullet Baird.

I'm no' kidding. Everybody knows him, everybody.

People I don't even know know the dog.

I used to be in and out of prison constantly, from when I was 17 to I was 24.

And I've been out for the past five years, so I have.

Coming up on six year I've been out of trouble.

Since I've been off heroin,

just keeping myself to myself and since I got my accommodation.

I would like to meet the right person and then

after that I would like to get a job and just a family - just normality, just a bit of a normal living.

That's what I would like and for my mum and dad

not to have to worry about me.

And Bullet's the best friend I've got just now, so he is.

It's hard to find a decent friend nowadays, so it is.

What have you got?

Marvin may have Bullet, but what he really wants is to settle down

and have a family and he is looking forward

to a visit from an old girlfriend, once she gets out of prison.

With three minutes to go before daughter Kimberley's ten o'clock party deadline,

Gordon and Annie are beginning to worry that there's no sign of her.

She'd better be in here for ten o'clock.

No' make me look like a fool.

Know what I mean?

It's 57. Three minutes to ten o'clock.

At ten o'clock, there's still no sign of Kimberley.

She's no' answering her phone.

The deadline has not been met and Gordon is about to lose his rag when...

Ten o'clock on the dot!

..Kimberley makes her entrance.

I'll call that 10 o'clock on the dot.

So will I. I got a taxi home.

Good lassies do what they're told.

I'm knackered.

See, I'm telling you, stop running about with them.

No, I only came home, because...

For the moment, Gordon and Annie have managed to keep a lid on Kimberley's partying.

What?

But they're about to face a much bigger challenge,

as their eldest son is due in court.

Single mum Kay lives in the scheme with her two daughters,

15-year-old Candice and five-year-old Kendal.

Kay recently lost her father and two months ago she took in 17-year-old Jenna, who was homeless.

This is the living room area. Kay, Candice, Kendal and Gary.

This used to be Kay's papa's room, so it did. But he's dead now, so nobody really uses this room.

So, we just come in and out when we want.

This room was done up, but then Kay wanted to redecorate

and she gave us the loft room, so this room's not really done yet.

And this is our room. It's a pure mess.

This is where me and Candice sleep up here.

Here's Kendal coming, the witch.

I don't like her being crabbit.

You're a wee lying shite. I'm no' really crabbit.

I am with her sometimes.

When she's crabbit, I don't like her like that.

She's waking us up and jumping about and I'm like, "Kendal, move!"

Cos I had been drinking and that the night before

and I'm like, "Fuck off!", wasn't I?

They've kind of brought me into their family and made me feel

wanted and that.

I don't know, it's just good.

I've no' had an easy upbringing and I know what it's like, do you know what I mean?

I just couldn't turn folk away, because it's a cry for help.

And I'd help anybody. I would.

As well as Jenna, Kay has also taken in Gary, who is homeless and battling a drink addiction.

I was drinking and partying last night, man.

I'm rough as a dog.

I got to get a bath and that.

He was a cry for help, he was. He was trying to commit suicide

and all that. So, helped him. Detoxed him, the now.

Not long after her dad passed away,

Kay was dealt a second blow

when she lost her job working in a food factory.

Lazy, lazy lassie.

Despite their problems, Kay is determined to help Gary and Jenna

and thinks bringing them into her family is the answer.

Kendal, how old are you?

Five.

I think I was in foster care when I was five, when my mum and dad were in rehab.

I had post-natal depression after Kendal was born and I was really bad.

I just didn't want to be here, so I understand what they're going through, do you know what I mean?

It's just thinking positive and getting on with it.

I'm a lot fresher now!

Every job I get I lose through the drink and then

going to parties all weekend and then I can't make it on the Monday.

Going to try and get something else sorted out to stay,

cos it's no' fair on Kay, me being here with all my problems,

ken, after her dad just died. It's no' really fair on the woman.

She's too nice a woman to do that to. Me here with my drinking all the time.

Aye, I'll get there, I will get there.

Just through time, you know what I mean?

However, Kay's desire to help Gary and Jenna could have big implications for her own family.

Marvin's dreams of becoming a family man are one step closer,

as he has been reunited with his ex-girlfriend Dayna, who has just got out of prison.

Dayna has been released early with an electronic tag.

Marvin is keen to introduce Dayna to Bullet...

DAYNA: Bullet!

..but after a long wait, Bullet has his own welcome surprise.

Hello, what have you been doing?

Uh-oh. He's done a wee poo-poo.

Come on and see me. Did you miss me?

You're peeing with excitement, all over Daddy.

Bullet has had more time inside than he can handle,

but Dayna is keen to prove her worth and clean the boys up...

..which could prove to be quite a challenge.

-HORN TOOTS

-Where's the van?

Where's the van, Shorty? Someone's kicked my fence down.

This is a lovely neighbourhood, isn't it?

As you can see, he needs a lady in the house, cos he's a lazy bam.

He looks after himself and his dog.

He feeds the dog more than he does himself, anyway.

Dayna's been released from prison on the tag and is now using methadone to control her heroin addiction.

Marvin is trying to stay away from heroin, but getting involved with

someone still struggling with drugs is a big risk for an ex-addict.

It's a big day for Gordon and Annie.

Their son Bryan is due in court today

after he was charged for a breach of the peace in the scheme.

Today's trial might be the final straw that separates him from his new family.

Who's this? Say "Papa."

Who's your dad? Shout, "Dad". Say, "Papa".

He was warned not to get into any more trouble

-with the last seven charges. That was his last chance.

-Fear the worst.

Bryan's never once had a charge in his life when he's sober.

It's all drink-related. The same as Christopher.

Every charge has been drink-related.

But there's a letter in saying I've had post-natal depression and that.

So, I'll just need to wait and see.

Dad Gordon knows how jail works and in case Bryan is locked up,

advises him on how to carry in tobacco.

After mending their ways, Gordon and Annie have managed to keep their own family out of trouble.

But it looks as if Bryan may now be about to follow in his father's footsteps.

-What are you doing?

-Cutting the grass.

Look, all that grass.

At Kay's house, Gary is on the move.

Don't say it in front of him.

He doesn't know he's moving out.

Because my mummy says he's moving out and he's doing my mummy's head in. He's saying stuff.

"I'm going to take this car away" and "I'm going to buy shopping,"

and then he doesn't.

He doesn't come back with the shopping.

He just goes away. And doesn't come back.

That's why my mum's sending him out.

Kay's oldest daughter Candice isn't happy with the way Gary's been behaving and has told her mum.

Kay thinks Gary is taking advantage of her help and has asked him to leave.

I feel...terrible.

I tried to help him, but no.

But Candice told me last night, "It's either him or me."

So she's my lassie, so it's definitely her.

-Making a fool of my mum.

-Piece, please!

Gary is now homeless again.

Supposedly my own fault, but I don't know.

I ain't got a clue, my man.

Although he's never been convicted, Bryan is no stranger to court.

Today, he's facing charges relating to a breach of the peace

in the scheme, after he got drunk, took Valium

and stumbled into the local Post Office, where a racially-aggravated disagreement occurred.

Are they going to see the lawyer?

He'd had so many chances. He just keeps getting out by the skin of his teeth, every single time.

The lawyer keeps saying he's on his last chance.

Well, that's seven charges, the lawyer goes, "That's you.

"Nae mare chances left." And it's coming up on Christmas and New Year.

And then he goes and does that a fortnight ago, gets done with a racial.

So, I don't think a lot of things are going to look good the day at all.

In case they get sent to prison.

I just hate the thought of them going to prison.

Round at Kay's, Gary has been moved on,

but his spot has already been taken by Lisa and her little boy.

She's just been evicted, after complaints from

her neighbours about the noise from partying and constant arguments.

This is all I could fit in here.

There's the bed, the telly and the mirror. That was it.

Everything else is in my mum's bit.

This is my wee boy, Jarryd. He'll be three in July.

What happened to your daddy's foot? Did he stamp on your mum's charger?

What did we say? "Ha-ha!

"That's what you get

"for wrecking our wee house."

Another one in. Lisa's dead nice. She's no' on drugs or anything, do you know what I mean?

She's just... She's been through a lot, she's depressed and all the rest of it, but, aye.

Kay may have given up on Gary, but she's still determined to help Jenna and Lisa.

Back at court, Bryan's social reports about his attitude have not been that positive.

Saying he's got a high risk of re-offending.

High risk of no' doing the community.

He says he'll do my best, but six to eight months, that's with a third off.

A year for that and a year for the racism.

The only good thing he's got going for him is he's went for the reports,

he's turned up at the court, he's not got into any trouble, he's never been back near the shop.

That's the only good things he's got going.

It looks as if Bryan is likely to face two years behind bars

and Gordon can't face it.

I wasn't going to go back in.

This is hurting me now, know what I mean?

The tears are starting to come to me, know what I mean?

Knowing that he's going to get the jail.

Kay has told Lisa that she can stay for as long as she needs to, to get back on her feet.

She's brilliant.

-She would do anything for anybody.

-I try.

-No, you don't try, you do. She's brilliant, man.

-Aw!

Lisa has not only had to deal with a break-up,

but she's also had to make a heart-breaking decision, having just fallen pregnant.

I'm just thinking about my wee boy at the end of the day.

I've not even got a steady home.

I wouldn't bring another wean into this world, ken what I mean,

knowing that I've nae support with the wean that I've already got,

never mind bringing another into the world, ken what I mean?

It's stupid anyway, getting pregnant.

But it's all by with now.

Bryan's case has just been heard.

He got eight months. They gave him 12 months and reduced it to eight month for pleading guilty.

I thought he was going to let him out, ken the way the lawyer spoke great for him.

But he says there comes a time when, because it's racial,

He gave him the whack for it.

He gave him the full whack.

Gave him 12 month, four month off.

Cos he pled guilty, straightaway, you know.

He'll do four out it.

Bullet, Marvin and Dayna are getting on like a house on fire

and Marvin has asked her to move in.

Love, it seems, is in the air.

Happy as Larry.

Could not be happier. Could not be happier.

Dayna's moving in.

Getting the tag changed today.

Didn't even have to do a

report at the house, they were happy enough with just the written report.

Just need to put messages in, going down to my gran's,

phone them, saying I'm unplugging it and taking it back up and plug it in.

Then they come and fix it.

-Then that's me and him livin' together!

-I'm a wanted man!

-Forever.

-Forever and ever.

Guess who done the dishes? Moi!

She done the kitchen and I hoovered about, washed floors and what not.

Two of us are over the moon. That's the best news I've had

-in a long long, long, long, long time, so it is.

-Me, too.

Now I can snuggle up to him at night.

Both of us want it. We've just got what we wanted, so we have.

Everything's just fell into place perfect.

-And we're just made for one another.

-So we are.

I love her to bits, so I do.

Two's company...

..but three may be a crowd.

Back at their house, Gordon and Annie are blaming themselves for Bryan's situation.

I know it's a few years ago, but when we were fighting all the time, when we were drunk,

Bryan used to get into states, screaming the place down and everything.

He was quite nervous, Bryan, when he was wee.

Just all through us drinking and fighting all the time.

Gordon was in a care institution from five to 16 and then moved straight into a life in jail.

He's devastated that he can't stop his own children repeating the cycle.

I just don't want him to have the life I had.

He's heading that way, isn't he?

You can make life hard for yourself when you're in the jail, or you can make life easy for yourself.

I don't know what way it will swing with him,

When you rebel, you're going to suffer all your sentence,

you know what I mean? I took the easy way.

With one son already in jail, Annie is now even more worried about her 20-year-old son Chris.

What are you doing in your life?

What does everybody else do in their life?

-What do you do?

-Go out, obviously, hang about, drink.

-What else?

-That's it.

-You take drugs and all.

-What?

What do you mean, "What?"

And then we're all to lie and worry to death about you.

He thinks it's all a laugh.

He's doing it for, he says, "It's so as they'll just get

"a buzz and get a laugh", him and all his pals.

He thinks it's funny.

Round at Kay's, it's school time.

Lisa, my mum wants you.

Kendal has to be there by nine.

Normally, Jenna helps Kendal get ready for school.

Is Jenna up?

-No.

-Go and get her, tell her to get up. You're going to be late, hurry up.

-No.

-Aye.

-I've got a sore head.

-Who stole my lighter?

-Jenna!

-What?

-Lighter!

PHONE RINGS

Well, some cunt's got it.

They're all kidding on they're sleeping, aren't they?

No! I'm no' feeling well!

-Aw, your bum. Hurry up.

-Get that wean to school.

Look at you, you could be ready by now. Move!

Kay's eldest daughter Candice is also due in school,

who are calling to check she's coming in.

-Candice!

-What?

-Phone!

Upstairs, Candice has decided to bump her school exam

and stay in with her boyfriend, Gordon and Annie's son, Chris.

She's no' well. She can't go to the exam.

-Is she no' well?

-No.

She has to get a doctor's line? Thank you. Bye.

-She needs a doctor's line.

-Why?

Because she's not sitting her exam.

She doesn't want to do that exam. It's too hard.

-She's no' even tried it.

-Cos she's not good at the subject.

-What one is it? French?

-History.

History. Kendal, come on and get your jacket.

-Cereal.

-Cereal?

Well, eat them fast, right?

I like to eat them slowly.

My papa died. He's in that box. His ashes are in it.

Look, they're heavy as anything, like...that hamster cage.

Don't even eat the rest.

Hurry up, then!

We're away!

-Bye.

-I have to tell my mum something.

-No, you don't.

-Yes, I do!

-Move. Hurry up.

Kendal and Jenna are off to school, which is a good thing

as they will miss the police, who are about to pay Kay's house a visit.

Marvin has been robbed and his £700 TV and Playstation stolen.

He's already heard on the grapevine it's an old friend who's to blame.

BARKING

Clever boy, clever boy.

Ah-ah. Bullet!

There are rumours in the scheme

that Marvin has started selling drugs. Bullet has had enough.

Bullet! Where did he go there?

Marvin does eventually catch up with Bullet, only for the police

to catch up with him, with 310 diazepam in his pockets.

Jenna normally helps Kay out by making sure she gets Kendal safely to school.

-Hey, car, car.

-Kendal always sleeps in.

No, you're meant to be in your class for nine.

No, in the playground for nine.

Naw, naw, you've to be in the playground for five to nine.

What time is it? I don't know. 20 past or something.

They'll phone the Board.

Better 20 minutes late than never.

But back at the house, the police have arrived with Gary in custody,

as last night his car was spotted at the scene of a smash and grab.

Gary has told the police he still lives at Kay's and was in all last night,

even though Kay threw him out days ago.

The police have come to check Gary's alibi.

Upstairs, Candice's boyfriend Chris thinks its him who the police

are after and decides to make a run for it.

Chris gets away and downstairs Gary is sticking to his story.

Gary's no' been here all night. I don't know what's happened.

But we're to say to the police that he has been here.

Cos he goes like that to me mam, winked at my mam and goes,

"The police are just checking that I've been here all night, cos something's happened."

-Chrissy?

-He's away.

The police have finished interviewing Kay and Gary is taken away for more questioning.

I feel dead bad sticking up for Gary.

Gary wasn't even here and I told the police he was here.

You'll no' get the blame of that, by the way.

No, it wasn't you, you were in here.

But there's worse news for Kay,

as the eyewitness has given a description of a girl in the car

with Gary that could be her eldest daughter Candice.

I was in my bed with Chrissy all night.

Her and Chrissy was in here all night.

I swear to God they were.

They were up in the loft the full night.

I was lying in my bed watching Fatal Attraction.

Remember, I kept coming down for fags?

He's getting the blame of it.

I wasn't even in the car, I was away.

That's how I got out the car and ran away. I could hear a hammering and like smash-smash.

It wasn't actually Candice in the car last night.

Jenna was the one with Gary,

although she wasn't involved in any criminal activity.

Despite her good intentions, Kay and her family are getting

drawn into the chaotic lives of the people she's trying to help.

A month on, Gordon and Annie are now helping to look after

their son Bryan's boy while he's in jail.

But it's their son Chris who's now in big trouble over drugs,

although not with the police.

A drug dealer give him it to sell, so Christopher snorted about £400 worth that night that he got it.

They threatened to slash him last night.

-What's happened?

-Christopher.

-What about?

-About the debt.

Thinks he's Jack The Lad. Just a wee boy.

That's exactly what he is and he knows that now, cos he phoned me last night.

And we'll need to get the debt paid.

He wasn't caring so much last night, with drink in him.

He was drinking. He was going, "Oh, fuck 'em," and all this.

"Who cares? They're no' slashing me," and everything.

It's sounding serious.

He's worried this morning, because the fella's phoned him from the pub this morning.

"Where are you, you wee bastard? I'm going to do you in."

So Christopher's hiding out the road.

Chris is actually hiding out in Kay's house.

Honestly, see the cunt, I'll punch his daft fat heid in.

Honestly.

He's a big fuckin' maniac, but I'll punch his heid in.

-So you will!

-It's no' him, it's his cronies.

Chris may be from a well-known family in the scheme,

but Gordon and Annie may not be able to protect him when it comes to owing money to drug dealers.

Lots of stuff.

He's a daftie for doing it.

Marvin is out on bail, having been caught with his pocket full of diazepam.

His family is expanding, as Dayna has taken on her mum's dog.

She's nine now, nearly ten.

That's my mum's life, but cos my mum's not got a settled place now,

just going to keep her until she gets a settled place.

Unexpectedly, Marvin has decided to take on all the housework.

Dayna normally does it, but not lately,

because she's just found out she's pregnant.

So I've been doing it all myself.

Left to do it on my tod!

Found out I was pregnant and that's it.

Happy, but no, I'm only 18 and I love Marvin to bits,

but it's not been the same as it used to be.

It's not been the same how it was.

I don't believe in getting rid of a wean, so I'll keep it.

Dayna may be having doubts, but Marvin's dreams of becoming a family man are on track.

I don't want to be too old by the time, I...

I want to be able to take the wean out and learn it

to go a bike and that before I'm much older.

I want to still be fit enough to go out and play, if it's a wee boy, play football with it.

Since Gordon lost his job as a fork-lift driver six months ago, money has been tight.

But he knows that drug dealers don't muck around when it comes to collecting what they're owed.

The guy went into Kay's house and Chris has had to run out

with his bare socks and run right down to another place.

That night, he phoned me and asked for £30.

I took the £30 up to him, one of my better pals was in there,

and he said, "Don't worry about it, the debt will be dropped."

It got dropped to £100.

So, he's only getting another £60 and that's him. That's it paid.

Gordon and Annie have kept their 16-year-old daughter Kimberley away from drugs and into dancing.

Dancing's a big, big, big part of my life.

I love it.

It keeps me off the streets and in trophies!

For my costumes, cos I'm in a higher grade, it's like they start from like £300,

right up to over £1,000, some people pay.

The last one I got was 320, but that was second-hand.

It's your appearance. They judge on appearance as well.

It's dead bitchy. They're all dead competitive with each other

and it's dear and it's hard for my mum, but I told her I can't quit!

Lisa and Jarryd have been staying with Kay for over a month and Lisa is piecing her life back together.

With Kay's help, Lisa is getting back on her own feet.

Jarryd, you going to nursery?

-And then me and Kay is going down the town. What are we doing, Kay?

-Spending money.

A month after Kay asked him to leave, because he was struggling with drink,

Gary has finally managed to get his own flat.

I've been flung out of hostels, staying up at Kay's, then flung

out of there, back on the streets, then here, there and everywhere.

And then back at my mum's,

then I eventually got this house, ken what I mean?

So, I'm doing all right, pal.

Even though he's just been beaten up and stabbed because of drugs, Gary still talks a good game.

I still dabble and that,

but nothing serious.

I'm no' on drugs.

Ken, I've no' got a habit or that.

But, no, I should be all right.

Just, no... I'm all right, honestly, aye.

Without Kay's help, Lisa would have been homeless and her only option would have been a hostel,

where she would have been separated from Jarryd.

Hiya. Are you back?

Eh? To see all your wee friends?

The first time I've saw him going in there.

So it is. Cos I've been no' well.

He'll calm down in five minutes, but it's a wee bit hard leaving.

Marvin and Bullet have been in the wars.

Marvin has not been able to avoid drugs and has had a seizure after taking diazepam.

I've no' got a clue what happened.

He was choking on sickness. Taking a fit.

She's said it was lifting the bed and the bed was all pulled out at the bottom this morning.

I can't remember. The last thing I remember is going like that, putting my eyes up.

The wee blood vessels round about my pupils are all bust.

Feel like shit, man. I mean, the ambulance came, the police came straight after it and just walked in

and Bullet got out and away. He's done something to his paw. Come on, here!

What's this, Bullet? What's wrong with your paw?

It must be the bone. It's not the bottom bit that's hurting him. Must be the bone.

Marvin has a court date coming up for possession of the diazepam

he was caught with, which may blow his plans of building a family.

Annie and Gordon are desperate to keep Kimberley away from drugs

and away from trouble.

She could be doing anything just now, like bad things,

if she didn't go to dancing.

So dancing keeps her occupied and she goes so many nights a week.

Then she's got her competitions.

Other times she goes swimming and things like that.

I complain about the price of the dancing and the suits and everything,

but it's keeping her away from a lot of bad stuff as well.

I'm quite happy about that.

Kimberley is training hard for a big annual dance competition in two weeks' time.

This week, there's private lessons, one-to-one private lessons, and then we'll go to our classes all week

and then we just turn up at the comp, turn up and meet each other.

-Then you just go up and get ready, get your make-up and that done.

-Oh!

Sometimes you don't feel it, but sometimes it's sore.

One, two, three, go.

There's been more trouble round at Kay's.

She had to call the police in the early hours

after Candice's boyfriend Chris came round drunk and Kay wouldn't let him in.

Last night Chris came to the door wanting Candice at two o'clock

this morning, and I says, "Look, she's sleeping."

I never went to the door,

I just went to the front window and he just gave me a mouthful of cheek

and then he kicked the wing mirror off my motor and Scott just run round

with the bottle of Buckfast, hit the back window and just ran away.

And then he phoned and he said we were all getting stabbed.

Glass everywhere and Buckfast all over the motor.

Stories going about that I want to go with other folk.

It's just stupid jealousy. It's lies.

I don't know, I phoned the police, but I don't know what's going to happen.

It's his word against mine, more or less.

It's no' really a kind of thing you want to do - grass.

But it's got to be done.

I had weans in my house. I didn't know if he was going to come back and do my windows or whatever.

I told him to move, I've got weans in my house, but he didn't listen.

His dad is really the only one that could stop him.

He thinks he's a gangster and he's no'.

He's just a silly wee boy, just needing to grow up.

He goes, "Aye, I smashed her car up. She's a whore," and all that.

They're far too cheeky, the two of them.

Chris is unrepentant and not planning to apologise.

He thinks that they can all just go to a woman's house

and nothing's to be said. She's got a wean in that house.

Marvin and Dayna have had a bust-up in town and Marvin has been kept in the cells for the weekend.

He kneed me in the stomach, but I don't think he meant it.

And then

he flung my bag down and flung my purse down

and then he took the money out of it, so I jumped on the bus that he was on

and then the police came and we were arguing still

and he...

got lifted with a domestic,

but I didn't press charges - they asked me, cos it was on CCTV,

him kneeing me in the stomach.

I don't know if him headbutting me will, because that was on the bus.

When he gets out, he'll need to choose me or the blues.

Cos he was on Valium when he hit me, when he kneed me in the stomach.

And I'm pregnant and

after it I couldn't walk.

Dayna will now have the weekend to think things through,

as Marvin will be out on Monday.

Next week on The Scheme, another family

lead the fight, against the odds, to re-open the old community centre.

Once we get inside, I don't think we'll come back out!

It's a sit-in!

Kimberley goes for gold in her dancing...

..while Gordon goes for a job.

Usually, I wear a suit when I'm going to court!

Kay snaps and is charged for an assault.

Just spoke to me like a piece of shit more or less and I just attacked her.

And Chris decides to visit Dayna while Marvin is in jail...

with disastrous consequences.

How are you no' going out there, the now?

Stop shouting! Dayna, fuck off, man. I don't want to know.

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