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-They know who torched the warehouse.

-The police will arrest someone soon.

-Do you think I'd torch my own cars?

-Do you think I'd torch my own cars?

-

-It wasn't me.

-You're trying to shift the blame.

-You're trying to shift the blame.

-

-I won't be set up.

-You said nothing

-about those vintage cars.

-Danny's put in a claim

-for 2.2 million.

-I'll give you 100,000 up front for

-changing the address on the policy.

-And another 100,000

-once the claim's gone through.

-Did you find out who she met?

-Did you find out who she met?

-

-No.

-She's trying for the job.

-I'll find out what she's playing at.

-He knows something.

-Why do you think that?

-If I see you near my wife, it'll

-be more than a punch next time.

-Why are you doing this?

-Why are you doing this?

-

-Because I love you.

-You can't just walk out!

-What about Robin?

-What have I just done, Leslie?

-Where does that leave us two?

-We're both married.

-Simon! Simon!

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-28 days earlier

-You're not doing this.

-You're not turning up at work.

-You can't just ignore me!

-You can't just ignore me!

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-It's been over between us for years.

-That's not true!

-That's not true!

-

-If you scream, I'll call Security.

-This isn't the place to discuss it.

-What's wrong with you?

-Flu.

-You were fine last night.

-See you later then.

-What's that?

-A list of the company's clients.

-They all have policies

-for expensive cars.

-I've just checked. Someone printed

-off the names yesterday afternoon.

-In the office?

-It sounds as if they'll arrest

-someone today.

-I'll send you Claire's report.

-Thanks.

-How are those two?

-How are those two?

-

-Fine.

-No problem.

-By the way,

-that man who got the job...

-Do you know him?

-No. He's some guy from London.

-Who? Danny?

-Why are you accusing him?

-They'll arrest someone soon.

-How do you know that?

-Are you psychic?

-Just something I heard.

-Just something I heard.

-

-Who told you that?

-I'm not saying any more.

-If I had to bet, I'd say Danny.

-He's made up all kinds of stories.

-Like what?

-Like what?

-

-You know.

-Know what, Chris?

-Know what, Chris?

-

-I might be wrong. We'll see.

-You, me...

-..or Danny?

-What's wrong with her?

-I don't know. She reckons it's flu.

-She's got a headache.

-There are lots of bugs

-going around at the moment.

-Here you go.

-Here you go.

-

-Thank you.

-Alright?

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-Me? Why me?

-Why did Chris name me?

-Why did he say that?

-I don't know, Danny.

-He said

-they were going to arrest me.

-When? What about bloody Chris?

-What about him?

-Why don't they arrest him?

-Why are they picking on me?

-Who told Chris anyway?

-Maybe he's just trying

-to wind us up.

-Someone's said something to him.

-Why don't you phone Simon?

-He'd know.

-What did I tell you? You don't

-phone. You don't contact me at all.

-How many times

-do I have to tell you?

-I don't know.

-I haven't heard a thing.

-No.

-I'm not going to ask Claire.

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-Don't you want me to come over?

-Don't you want me to come over?

-

-No.

-I told Geraint I was coming over

-to look after your mother.

-Things have changed.

-But I've made arrangements.

-I just thought...

-..it'd be easier for everyone.

-You don't know this man and

-you're inviting him to the house.

-That's not fair on your mother.

-Sorry?

-I'm on a course this afternoon...

-..with Katie.

-She's making a fool of herself

-with this man.

-There's nothing you can do about it.

-It's her choice.

-But I do agree with you.

-It's incredible

-that such an intelligent lady...

-..can be so stupid sometimes.

-Come on, she'll ask for your help

-another time. You'll see.

-Martin? Sorry.

-Can I have a word, please?

-Come on.

-I don't want to be seen

-as a whistle-blower.

-We all have to stick our head

-above the parapet sometimes, Alun.

-Who made this printout yesterday

-afternoon? You obviously know.

-Simon.

-OK.

-I'll sort it out tomorrow.

-Don't mention it to anyone

-in the meantime.

-Don't worry, I won't name you.

-Can I have my phone back?

-Now.

-It was on the table

-when you left this morning.

-I want my phone, Jeff!

-You had no right.

-Charlie?

-I can't open the door, Charlie!

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-What are you doing back?

-What are you doing back?

-

-Leave me alone, Geraint.

-I haven't made you any food.

-I don't want any food.

-I don't want any food.

-

-I'll put a chop in for you.

-I don't want food!

-OK.

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-Hazel Protheroe?

-Is Chris Protheroe here?

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-27 days earlier

-They must think Chris lit the fire,

-otherwise they wouldn't detain him.

-They're bound to charge him.

-They must've by now.

-They must've by now.

-

-I don't know.

-At least I might get my money back.

-Serves him right for accusing me.

-We have to wait

-until Elfyn contacts us.

-They have to charge him.

-We'll see.

-What do you expect me to say?

-This printout's from your computer.

-Someone's trying to set me up then.

-It doesn't take an Einstein

-to work out who.

-Jeff must've had help from Alun.

-Or maybe Helen.

-Everyone in the office

-is against you.

-It looks that way because it wasn't

-me who downloaded those names.

-You either withdraw the accusation

-or I call the police in.

-I didn't accuse you, Simon.

-I merely asked you

-for an explanation.

-I'll get IT

-to take a look at your computer.

-Maybe they can find out something.

-Just to warn you, Simon thinks

-you hacked his computer.

-Chris is out on bail...

-..which means he has to report

-to the police once a day.

-He has a curfew 9.00pm to 9.00am.

-Hasn't he been charged?

-Hasn't he been charged?

-

-No. The investigation continues.

-I didn't torch the warehouse.

-We know that, sweetheart.

-But as I explained to Chris,

-he must be very careful.

-If he breaks his bail conditions,

-he'll be arrested...

-..and put behind bars.

-At least we've an excuse

-to sit in front of the TV now...

-..and watch films all night.

-On this occasion,

-you're accusing the wrong person.

-Katie?

-How did you get in, Charlie?

-Tell me where you were first!

-I couldn't open the door.

-It was stuck.

-I phoned you and banged on the door.

-Did you stay with that twat?

-Did you stay with that twat?

-

-Are you talking about Alun? No.

-Did he try it on with you?

-Did he try it on with you?

-

-I didn't stay with Alun.

-Where were you then?

-I stayed with Simon and his wife.

-The other option

-was sleeping in the car.

-Who the fuck is Simon?

-He works here.

-He was on the course with me.

-How old is Simon?

-I don't know. He's probably

-in his forties or something.

-Can I have my pass, please?

-Have you heard

-what Wonderman Gibson's done now?

-What?

-What?

-

-He must be well connected.

-He phoned just now.

-He's got hold of two tickets

-to tonight's opera.

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-Martin said

-you were going to the opera tonight.

-If you're looking for someone...

-..to look after your mother,

-I could do it.

-I'm free.

-Are you sure?

-I was a bit stuck, I have to admit.

-No problem.

-Hiya!

-Hey, do you want to see?

-They think he might come sooner now.

-They think he might come sooner now.

-

-Because he's so big.

-Where shall we put it? On the wall?

-It calls for some bubbles.

-See you later.

-I'm so sorry

-but I can't come over tonight.

-Geraint's ill

-and I don't want to leave him.

-I've spoilt all your plans now.

-I feel awful.

-OK.

-Ta-ra.

-What's happening?

-Why did you say I was ill?

-Why did you lie? What's going on?

-Nothing. Nothing's going on.

-How old is this Geraint?

-How old is this Geraint?

-

-He's her husband.

-It sounds a bit odd, doesn't it?

-I'd understand if he was a child

-or if he'd had a stroke.

-Why did she say yes

-in the first place?

-I'll go and ask Hilary next door.

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-Dad?

-Oh. Where's Katie?

-She's gone back to her flat.

-She's gone back to her flat.

-

-So she found the key.

-Yes.

-Yes.

-

-I thought she'd stay another night.

-But never mind.

-After you left this morning,

-a guy phoned you. Reg.

-Reg? Reg who?

-I don't know.

-I don't know.

-

-If it's important...

-..he'll phone back.

-Dinner will be ready

-in half an hour. Alright?

-Which bit are you on now?

-The spaceship's just landed.

-I'm really concentrating.

-Do you want me to read this script?

-Charlie!

-What are you doing? Stop it.

-I enjoyed the first half.

-Much better than the second half.

-I'll have to make sure

-I tell Martin tomorrow.

-Geraint was better, so I came over.

-I told Hilary to go home.

-I'm going to see Mam.

-She's asleep. She's only just gone.

-She found it hard to settle.

-What does Geraint do?

-He's a mechanic.

-He has his own garage.

-Where's the garage?

-Has Helen gone?

-I think she's jealous.

-Of me?

-No.

-No.

-

-Of you?

-What are you trying to say, Tim?

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-I thought I'd take Robin

-to the football tomorrow.

-Cardiff are playing at home...

-if that's alright.

-I'll pick him up from school.

-We'll go for something to eat first.

-Sorry.

-Sorry.

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-26 days earlier

-Simon?

-I'll phone Claire today

-to invite them over.

-Don't you want to wait

-until next week?

-What for?

-I'm going out! Don't worry,

-I'll be back before nine!

-A London company. Breakaway Films?

-I've never heard of them.

-What have they done?

-I don't know. They're filming here.

-I don't know. They're filming here.

-

-Is this something he's made up?

-Does he have a contract?

-No.

-He's such a bullshitter.

-He's not that bad.

-Any development

-with the printout business?

-Ruth?

-If it was Simon's intention

-to sell the information...

-..the last thing he'd do is print

-it off... he'd use a pen and paper.

-You can't ignore the evidence.

-I understand that,

-but I think Simon may be right.

-Someone's set him up.

-Jeff?

-Jeff?

-

-Or whoever.

-Someone in this office, yes.

-But why would someone set Simon up?

-That's the question.

-So you don't intend

-taking it any further.

-I didn't say that.

-He phoned the house yesterday.

-I've told him not to do that.

-And he didn't show up today at all.

-No.

-He didn't stay in the flat either.

-He didn't stay in the flat either.

-

-I don't think so.

-You know what's going to happen,

-don't you?

-He's going to get in trouble again.

-He'll be alright.

-Hiya.

-Is Chris alright?

-Is Chris alright?

-

-Yes.

-Let me know.

-It was to do with Reg.

-Phone this number

-and find out the name.

-Why?

-Oh, that's why.

-Hello. Who's speaking, please?

-Julie? Julie Northwood?

-Who's Julie Northwood?

-Chris's secretary

-from two years ago.

-I sacked her

-because she was shagging him.

-She's obviously still at it.

-Listen, Alun...

-..I'm just warning you.

-Ruth's checking everything people

-are doing on their computers.

-I don't know why you've been

-googling Breakaway Films...

-..but it's nothing to do with work.

-..but it's nothing to do with work.

-

-No.

-I'd be careful if I were you.

-OK?

-What did you find out?

-Nothing.

-Breakaway Films doesn't exist.

-It's a printout

-from one of the office's computers.

-I can't ask anyone on the team

-to do this...

-..but I'd like you

-to check everyone...

-..to see if anyone's got in touch

-about their insurance policy.

-I wanted to ask

-a personal favour too.

-I'd like you

-to gather information about someone.

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-PERSISTENT KNOCKING

-I'm glad you're back with Leslie.

-For the right reasons, I hope, and

-not because you had no other choice.

-No shit, Claire.

-Why do I always get the feeling

-you don't like me?

-Maybe it's because of the way

-you treat your wife.

-See you tomorrow night. Apparently

-we're coming round for dinner.

-There are two sides to every story.

-And the truth lies

-somewhere in the middle.

-That's what they say.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-I saw you talking to Ruth earlier.

-She's under

-a lot of strain at the moment.

-Between everything.

-Yes, perhaps.

-And this new boyfriend of hers...

-..Tim Gibson...

-Is Fran better, Jeff?

-Is she back at work?

-Yes, thanks.

-She's much better now.

-Good. Glad she's over the flu.

-Jeff?

-I've never said such a thing.

-Did you suggest it at all to Simon?

-What's he trying to do?

-Blame it on someone else?

-If the evidence proves it was him...

-..how is he able

-to get away with this?

-I've tried phoning...

-..to see if you're alright.

-I've blocked your name.

-Simon! What exactly are you doing?

-Jeff, don't be so bloody pathetic.

-Let him go! He can't breathe!

-Don't you go near my wife!

-You don't talk to her

-or look at her.

-Jeff! Phone Security. Let him go!

-Jeff!

-Jeff!

-

-Let him go now!

-What's wrong with you?

-What's wrong with me?

-You're suspended.

-You might get the sack.

-Simon could bring a case

-against you.

-You almost killed him.

-But I didn't.

-Not this time.

-OK, it's nine o'clock.

-He's not home.

-Phone the police.

-Come on, Hazel, you can't do this.

-Do you want your money?

-Unless Chris

-is arrested and charged...

-..that insurance company

-won't pay you a penny.

-Phone the police

-to say Chris has broken the curfew.

-Danny?

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-25 days earlier

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-DOOR OPENS

-Chris has been arrested.

-I'm sure

-Claire's closed the file by now.

-What Jeff did was unforgivable.

-I hope you photographed

-those bruises.

-Yes.

-It's Ruth's fault.

-She should've

-foreseen this happening.

-Her management skills

-aren't that great, to be honest.

-But you're OK,

-and that's what's important.

-If Chris finds out I phoned

-the police, I'll be in the shit.

-He can't do much behind bars.

-What if he finds out?

-What if Elfyn asks?

-You say nothing. Do you hear me?

-I know why you're doing this.

-He was

-meant to be back home at nine.

-I'm not stupid.

-Break the curfew and you're

-arrested, charged and jailed.

-I just want my money.

-You'll get your money, Danny.

-Where are you going now?

-To tell Julie Northwood

-that her lover's in jail.

-Hazel?

-This is where the hard work happens.

-Hello.

-And my office is in here.

-Hey, Danny. Are you OK?

-I haven't been here for ages.

-The place looks good. Very good.

-Don't you come to football any more?

-I haven't had a chance.

-Under the thumb, are you?

-Under the thumb, are you?

-

-Yes, well, you know how it is.

-Listen, it was Simon

-who sent me over here today.

-He thought

-I could be of help to you.

-Helen, a white coffee and one sugar

-for Tim, please. Thanks.

-Operation Haulage Chris Protheroe.

-You're not meant to look at that.

-Why not? Is it top secret?

-My office isn't half as exciting

-as this place.

-And she, the lesbo...

-Don't.

-..sits where

-she can keep an eye on you.

-Just there.

-Fran!

-Fran!

-Fran!

-Alright?

-Listen...

-..I didn't want this to happen.

-He shouldn't have done what he did.

-I won't bring a case against him.

-Just so that you know.

-Thank you.

-It's busy here.

-You told me to take out a policy

-after that guy broke in.

-I pay it every month.

-I pay it every month.

-

-You can't put in a 5,000 claim.

-It was you

-who broke the table and chair.

-I need a new computer.

-You can't do this.

-You can't do this.

-

-Everyone tries it on.

-I just want the bloody number!

-I just want the bloody number!

-

-I'll lose my job!

-It's nothing to do with you!

-It's nothing to do with you!

-

-I live here!

-Give me the number!

-I'm not giving it to you.

-I'm not giving it to you.

-

-Give me the bloody number...

-..or I'll smash this place up again.

-It's in the box.

-DOORBELL

-I baked a loaf for Ruth.

-Thank you. I'll tell her you called.

-Helen. She brought you a loaf.

-Didn't she come in?

-Didn't she come in?

-

-She said she was busy.

-It smells delicious.

-Why don't we do that for Christmas?

-Book a cottage with a log burner.

-Yes, that'd be nice.

-When did we go on the kayaks?

-Two years ago.

-Hands up who wants to go

-to Pembrokeshire over Christmas.

-Do we have to say now?

-OK.

-Booked!

-The food was lovely. Thanks.

-I didn't have much time to prepare.

-Simon said I was fussing.

-I just wanted to have you over.

-It was thrown together.

-What's the matter? What's happened?

-Tim Gibson. He took the loaf

-and closed the door in my face.

-If Ruth knew how rude he was...

-If Ruth knew how rude he was...

-

-He called in the garage earlier.

-Tim Gibson?

-What for?

-Was he just being nosy?

-He said he wanted an MOT.

-He said

-you told him about the garage.

-Did he say anything else?

-Like what?

-About me.

-Why would he?

-What do you think he said?

-I'm going out.

-I need to buy some milk.

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-Hello? Hello?

-If you hit someone's car in a car

-park, would you leave a note...

-..telling them it was you?

-Who was on the phone?

-Who was on the phone?

-

-Jeff.

-What did he want?

-He said you changed the address

-on Danny's insurance policy...

-..in the policy centre.

-You must have. Why would he phone?

-He's off his head.

-He's just trying to get me back.

-What's the policy centre?

-What's the policy centre?

-

-It's where they keep all the data.

-What have you done, Simon?

-What have you done, Simon?

-

-Nothing. I've done nothing.

-If this is true...

-If this is true...

-

-It's not.

-You said you didn't do it.

-Did you

-consider Robin and me at all?

-No! It's obvious!

-I've been set up

-and Hazel's behind it all.

-My conscience is clear.

-You're a very lucky man then.

-There's a link between Claire

-and Hazel. I know there is.

-You will never ever ask me

-to do that again.

-Please will you stop this, Helen?

-What were you

-planning to do with these?

-You either resign by the end

-of the day or you'll be sacked.

-Will someone tell me

-what's going on here?

-I'll call a doctor.

-Drive off. You have to, Alun. Go!

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