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PHONE RINGS

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PHONE RINGS AGAIN

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Look, for the last time, will you just leave me alone?

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PHONE RINGS

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-You're not serious!

-I'm telling you!

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Your neighbours are too good for you?

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-No, but they think they are.

-That's their hard luck!

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How do you think I felt when I moved in with Jimmi?

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You have to rise above it. Ignore them, pretend they're not there.

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-Just like you're doing now.

-How are you doing?

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-Fine, thanks.

-How's little Joe? Is he sleeping?

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-Off and on.

-Aw. Hey, you know, if you ever need any babysitting...

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Not now, obviously, I expect, but when he's a bit older...

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Kevin!

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From St Phil's, about the lupus drug trial.

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So they've narrowed down the criteria.

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25 to 65, medium to high on the activity index,

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and hasn't smoked for ten years.

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-So you still want me to do it?

-Of course.

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You need to check every doctor's patient list,

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then start contacting potential candidates.

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-Are you sure?

-Well, why not?

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I just thought, you know, all that business with your office.

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-I mean, I did help Zara move...

-Well, then, just forget it.

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-I didn't really have much choice...

-Just forget it!

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This is what happens when you try to do everything on your day off.

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Now I have to drop all these things off at the charity shop

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and do the flowers for the church.

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I also promised to drop in on Mr Greenaway,

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you know, after his operation. No, no, of course you do.

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He is in church every week. Welfare Committee Parish Council.

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Very tall gentleman, distinguished, always sits at the back.

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It's a very good singing voice.

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Now, Maureen, that is enough.

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You have the cheek of the devil!

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-Let me.

-Thanks.

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You don't take sugar, do you? Sweet enough as it is...

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-You all right?

-Course.

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Thank you.

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Um...

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Well, there WAS one thing I wanted to ask you about.

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-Oh?

-Only it's a bit embarrassing, really.

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-Maybe later.

-Daniel, hi.

-Hi.

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Is it medical?

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-Um, when you've got a minute.

-OK.

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Howard's asked me to compile the candidate list

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for the lupus trials with St Phil's.

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I was wondering if you had anyone you thought was eligible.

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I hope you do not mind, Mr Greenway.

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Alec.

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-I tried to call you, but your phone was switched off.

-Ah.

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And I wanted to bring you these while they are still warm.

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Thank you, that's very kind.

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So, how is your leg?

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Oh, er, it's on the mend, thank you.

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Kind of you to remember.

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You are not in too much pain?

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No, not too bad, as long as I keep taking the tablets.

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You have got someone to help you?

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Well, they sent a carer round, but you know...

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Yes, only too well.

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So...can I offer you a cup of tea?

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Yes, that would be lovely, thank you. No, no. Let me make it.

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-No, please, I'll be fine.

-Please, I insist.

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-Just through here?

-Yes.

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Yeah, it's quite a big deal really. Major new drug.

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Yeah, they've put me in charge of the whole thing. Head honcho.

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Ah, there you are.

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-How about those new targets?

-Not now, Heston.

-Then when?

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-I'm surprised you didn't come in at the weekend.

-Don't! Just don't!

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-Howard, have you got a minute?

-Hang on.

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No, actually I don't, thanks to Colonel Carmichael.

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Not to worry, I'm sure you'll have the place up and running.

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Running? I can't even swing a cat. Could you?

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-Then don't swing any...

-It is a bit pokey, to be fair.

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I had better quarters in the Army.

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-On manoeuvres!

-That's why Zara felt she'd been here long enough.

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-Why do I have to be the one to suffer?

-What about me?

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She's been banging on about it all weekend.

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Look, I know she's a partner and I'm just an employee.

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-But that's no excuse.

-For what?

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To treat me as her lackey. Or address me as one!

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-Come on...

-I'm sure she didn't mean that. Did she, Daniel?

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How should I know?

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And you won't mind having a word just to smooth things over?

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-No, of course you won't.

-To say what?

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-To see if she could relax her tone a little.

-A lot!

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Be a bit less abrasive. Bossy.

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DANIEL CHUCKLES

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Normally I would not attend such an event.

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Of course, I always support the royal family.

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But this seemed a little...vulgar.

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A big screen in a park like a football match!

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But my friends, Marcia and Maureen, they really wanted to go.

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-You know them from church.

-Yes, of course.

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And you know what?

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It was wonderful.

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A very joyous event.

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Bringing the whole country together. And Her Majesty?

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Well, resplendent as ever.

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So,

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are we going to see you at church on Sunday?

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I try and make it most Sundays.

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It was a sort of a promise to my wife, really.

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We were married there.

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Ah!

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Yes, 33 years ago, coming up.

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CAR STEREO PLAYS RAUCOUS MUSIC

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If you don't mind me asking, how long is it since she passed?

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Eight years ago, this autumn.

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Are these people deaf?

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'The person you are calling is not answering. Please try again.'

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You know, if I had my way...

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Well, it was very nice of you to come round.

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-Well, not at all.

-And if you're passing by again...

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I will bring you some more scones. Where are my coat and bag?

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MUSIC CONTINUES

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Must've been what, Christmas time or before that?

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It's not that long, surely.

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You've smartened yourself up a bit since, though.

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Yeah, I was going through a bit of a phase.

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You were a little thinner.

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Really? I don't remember that phase.

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I brought you these.

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Thanks.

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I remember when they gave away glasses and Green Shield Stamps.

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Where?

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At the petrol station.

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-Goodbye.

-Bye.

-Now if there is anything you need...

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-You're very kind.

-..just give me a call.

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Hang on, boss!

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Come on.

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Afternoon.

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All right, boss?

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-What was you saying on the phone?

-I was saying I didn't know you.

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-Is that right?

-I want nothing more from you.

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Why's that, then? You been shopping elsewhere?

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Sorry?

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-That one who just left. Bit long in the tooth.

-Will you just stop?!

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I'm just trying to do you a favour here, mate. Look what I brought.

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-I'm not interested.

-Yeah, right!

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Say hello, then.

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-All right?

-Look, please...

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-Are you saying she's ugly?

-No, no, don't!

-Check it out.

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-This is fresh meat.

-Will you just leave me alone?

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-He don't want it.

-Ssh.

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OK, tell you what. Because it's you, an old customer,

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250.

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-I said no.

-200 and you get to buy her a drink.

-Jazza!

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Will you just get out of my house?

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-This is a very nice house you've got here, boss.

-Can we just go?

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-What did I just say to you?

-All right, listen.

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I'll pay you for your time. But that's it.

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There, 100, that's all I've got, OK?

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Now we'll call it quits. Finished.

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I'll say when we're finished.

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Jazza, don't! Leave him, please!

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Now I'm going to need some numbers.

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Thank you.

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Thanks.

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I should've come before.

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-Why's that, then?

-Well, Mum, she said that you're not very well.

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Ah...

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All the more reason.

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I'm sorry?

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You should be out chasing the fellas, like I was at your age.

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I'm 31.

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Are you? Blimey.

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So, um...

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is the lupus getting worse, then?

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Comes and goes.

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To be honest, I think it's the pills, half the time.

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I take that many, if you turned me upside-down I'd rattle.

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Not that anyone's tried to turn me upside-down lately.

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More's the pity.

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You're terrible!

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-I'm happy to take a look at you if...

-No.

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I've had quite enough people poking me about, thank you, Doctor.

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Makes me dead proud to say that, you know.

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Always knew you'd get there in the end.

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Not because you were clever, mind.

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Because you were so bloomin' bossy!

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Even as a little kid, every time I came home,

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banging on about cigarettes.

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-I'm sorry about that.

-Worse than your mother.

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-Worse than my mother!

-Not that you listened to me.

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Until when?

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Five years, two months and six days.

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Not that I'm counting, of course.

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You must be feeling better for it. It's a filthy habit...

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There you go again!

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Have you gone mental or something?

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-Shut it.

-Stop pushing me!

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-I hate you sometimes.

-Just get in the car.

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Go on! Another custard cream won't kill you.

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Mum had her photos out the other night.

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You in London, back in the day.

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Ah. All that Carnaby Street rubbish. Just a gimmick, really.

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Don't give me that, you were loving it!

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-Strutting about in your Mary Quant.

-Those skirts weren't half draughty.

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And the eyelashes. And the little bob!

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Vidal Sassoon, that was. Did it himself.

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No.

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Well, he was in the shop.

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THEY LAUGH

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All very innocent when you think about it, compared with today.

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That's not what I've heard.

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We just enjoyed every minute.

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Being young, away from home, independent.

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Just like you now, I suppose.

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I'm 31.

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-But you're still free and single, though?

-Well, actually...

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That's where your mother went wrong. She tied herself down too soon.

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I'm glad she did.

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I think...she was jealous, though.

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So would you be, stuck up here with a baby

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while I'm swanning about with Jean Shrimpton?

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Oof! This hip.

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Is that where it's worst?

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All my joints, really.

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I'm sorry.

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Still, no good harping on about it, though, eh?

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Just enjoy life while you've got the chance. That's what I say.

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Mr Greenaway. I am sorry, I'm just a little worried.

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Should I call the police?

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No, don't do that.

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Oh, forgive me.

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But I know that girl.

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She comes to the Health Centre.

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I'm telling you now, she is trouble!

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-But you are bleeding!

-It's nothing.

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What did they do to you?

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-Please. I'll be fine.

-But Mr Greenaway...

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Look, just leave me alone.

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Oh, Daniel? Sorry.

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-I just got this for little Joe.

-Oh.

-Isn't it sweet? I couldn't resist.

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-That's very kind.

-Look at his little face!

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So sweet. What can I do for you, Karen?

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Just a little favour, really.

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-To do with...

-The Botox.

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-I was wondering when you'd ask.

-Oh, no! Not...I wouldn't dream of it.

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Not in a million years. Not that there's anything wrong with it.

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-It's just not for me.

-Then who?

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-Well, I don't know if you've heard. But we've moved.

-Yes, I've heard.

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And a few of the neighbours came round, they were asking what I do

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and I was telling them about the Mill and the Granger Clinic

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and the very attractive doctor and before I knew it,

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-I'd sort of arranged a bit of a do round mine, a Botox evening.

-Hmm.

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-Well, at least think about it!

-I just did.

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-Please!

-Karen, I've got enough on my plate as it is

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without turning up at some glorified Tupperware party.

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-They're really looking forward to it.

-No.

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ORGAN MUSIC PLAYS

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Our Father, which art in Heaven Hallowed be thy name

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Thy kingdom come, thy will be done On Earth as it is in Heaven

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Give us this day our daily bread And forgive us our trespasses

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As we forgive them that trespass...

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Look, I'm sorry if I was a bit...

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No, not at all. I am so sorry for disturbing you.

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Mrs Tembe.

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I need to ask you something.

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You said you knew that girl.

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Well, the family, really, they come in all the time.

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-Her name is Sienna Roberts.

-Right.

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You know, I used to feel sorry for them.

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They have had a difficult life. But some of their behaviour...

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-You know you really should go to the police.

-No.

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But I will help, be your witness.

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One of my colleagues, her husband, he is a sergeant...

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-I can't go to the police.

-Why not?

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They've been blackmailing me. For a few weeks now.

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-Now they've taken all my cards.

-With all the more reason...

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I can't!

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But you are the innocent victim.

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Not completely.

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Perhaps we shouldn't talk about this here.

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No, what better place to unburden your heart?

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Well, you see...

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I've brought...

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company back to my house.

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Women.

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Women I've met on the streets. One of them worked for that man.

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-I see...

-I know I was wrong, Mrs Tembe.

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But I've been on my own for so long. Eight years!

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I needed someone to talk to as much as anything.

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-Just to have contact with another...

-You are right.

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But not that girl. Believe me.

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This is not the place.

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-I didn't touch her.

-Mr Greenaway!

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-This is the house of God!

-Please!

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And that girl, that girl is only 15 years old.

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Mrs Tembe!

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I swear I didn't know.

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And I didn't touch her. I'd never do that.

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I'm sorry. You know what you have to do.

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-Go to the police?

-You have no choice!

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I'll need a witness.

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Sorry, Heston, can you take a look at this?

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It's a new form for the drugs trial. Every doctor's getting one.

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-Oh, yeah?

-Yeah, if you could fill in any potential candidates,

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-then Admin can send the letters out.

-And what's your role in this?

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Well, co-ordination. And administration.

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No wonder you get on so well with Howard.

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Come on, Heston, I really need your support on this.

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Have you met anyone with the condition, let alone treated them?

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Well, no, but...

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Don't you think you should if you're going to be the big "head honcho"?

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-Like who?

-Hugh Devlin. Very nice chap.

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Don't give him the big I Am. And don't build his hopes up.

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We'll just fill out a couple of forms. It won't take long.

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-Excuse me.

-Mrs Tembe, everything OK?

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Can we have a word with you for just one minute?

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Uh...give me two ticks.

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He will not be long.

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I can't do this.

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-Mr Greenaway!

-Just tell him what you want.

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-You must speak to him.

-I can't.

-For your sake too.

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-They won't believe me. Any more than you did.

-That is not true.

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No smoke without fire. It was written all over your face.

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It'll be my word against his and...that girl's.

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Sergeant Hollins will understand.

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And the courts? And the papers?

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-You know what they'll call me, don't you?

-I know I was a little harsh.

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I don't blame you. I'd have thought the same thing.

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But I was rather...disappointed.

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What, because I go to church?

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Isn't that what you're supposed to go there for?

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Down on your knees every Sunday, begging for forgiveness.

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"We have sinned against thee in thought, word and deed!"

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No, because of your wife.

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Who do you think I was begging for?

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All I ever tried to do was to make her happy.

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Sooner than betray her, I'd rather cut off my right arm.

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I suppose after she'd gone, I could have looked for someone else.

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But they'd always be second best after Lucy.

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And that didn't seem fair somehow.

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So I decided to look for something else...in the gutter.

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Now they're going to drag her name...our name...

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through all this filth.

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Mr Greenaway...

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-please, where are you going?

-There's something I've got to do.

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-But what?

-Something I should've done years ago. Eight years ago.

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You are frightening me.

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Think about your faith. You must not despair.

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It's a little late for that.

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KNOCK ON THE DOOR

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Yeah.

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-Sorry...

-Don't even try, Karen.

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Um, I just thought I'd leave that with you. No hurry.

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-Just some facts and figures from the internet.

-Concerns me how?

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Well, scary, really, what you can find out about people online.

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-These are property prices.

-Down our street.

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These are the figures for our side, which comes to...

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-18.5.

-Million.

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And these are the houses opposite.

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-The posh ones.

-Where do your friends live?

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Both sides, really. It's funny,

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cos there they are with all that money and nothing to do

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but stare in the mirror and watch the years go by.

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Mr Greenaway? Mr Greenaway? Open the door. It's the police.

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He's not here. Neither is his car.

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Where do you think he would be?

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With his wife.

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Listen, I'm sorry if it was short notice.

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Don't worry. I'm not exactly rushed off my feet.

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-Dr Carter said you might be able to help me out.

-How?

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Well, just a chat, really.

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I love that guy.

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What is it you want to know?

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Well, we're setting up a drugs trial for lupus

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with St Phil's. St. Philomena's..

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-Yeah, yeah.

-And I need...

-A guinea pig?

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-I wouldn't put it like that.

-Cos I'll do anything to get out from under this.

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-I don't think it's that simple.

-Go for it. Give me whatever you've got.

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Honestly, I just wanted a chat.

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Yeah, I'm only kidding.

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Hey, do you want a cup of tea? Beer?

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-If I look over here, I'll meet you back there.

-OK.

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Oh, Mr Greenaway!

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Mrs Tembe!

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No, no, no!

0:23:480:23:50

Mr Greenaway? Oh, no, no!

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Mrs Tembe, stand back.

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Let me in. Mr Greenaway!

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7244 to control.

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I need an ambulance urgently at St Bernadette's Church, Thorne Road.

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Mr Greenaway.

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Please, please, Lord.

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SHE SOBS

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Seriously, she thought lupus was something to do with wolves,

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like I was baying at the moon or something.

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Then my wife's father thought she said "loopy", which is fair enough.

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How she did take it?

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Well, Jodie doesn't show it much but she worries.

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Who wouldn't? Especially when they said it was affecting my heart.

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Then three days after the diagnosis, she came back with an exercise bike.

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-Told me to do 20 miles.

-You're kidding me!

-She's right, though.

0:24:560:24:58

We can't be too careful. Especially with the big day coming up.

0:24:580:25:02

-What's that?

-We're having a baby, couple of months. A boy, as it goes.

0:25:020:25:06

-Wow!

-Yeah, I know!

-Congratulations, mate.

-Thanks.

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So, what's the score with this drug thing?

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Early days.

0:25:140:25:16

Do you think I'd be right for it?

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Dr Carter wasn't sure.

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But what do you think?

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I think we need to see if you can meet the criteria first.

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Worth a punt, though? I mean, just imagine if it worked.

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But it's not going to be a miracle cure. Not 100%.

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10%'s fine by me.

0:25:320:25:34

It's 10% more I can give my son.

0:25:340:25:36

I'll see what I can do, OK?

0:25:380:25:40

That's the spirit! And thanks.

0:25:400:25:44

Jodie will be so happy. She'll be made up.

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Get off me! You don't even know what you're talking about!

0:25:510:25:53

-I've not done anything wrong!

-Get off me!

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Through here, Mrs Tembe.

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Thank you.

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Were you and Mr Greenaway friends?

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Yes, but...

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I have not been a very good one.

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Why do you say that?

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Because I judged him...

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..when he came to me for help - that is not a Christian thing to do.

0:26:190:26:24

-Oh, come on.

-And now look what has happened.

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Mrs Tembe, this is not your fault.

0:26:300:26:34

You were just trying to help him.

0:26:400:26:43

-Are you sure you want to go through with this?

-Yes.

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Yes, I promised I would be his witness.

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I only turned around for a second.

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By the time I ran into the car park...

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Stop! 'He was being driven away.'

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People could accuse you of preferential treatment.

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The Gazette would love that - "Scandal as Local Doc Bends Rules".

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Haven't you had enough of being in the papers?

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-I can't let you do this. Just back off!

-You can't stop me.

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I've waited four years. I want my son!

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