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# The falling leaves... #

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Keith?

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# Drift by the window... #

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Keith?!

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Keith?

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Are you coming?

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Work, work, work,

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that's all he ever thinks of.

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Hello, could I speak with Mr Keith Gossman, please?

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So, Mr Potts, Dr Carter's just been called away on an emergency.

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So you can either see the replacement doctor this afternoon

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or a nurse right now.

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What would you like to do?

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I'm going to have to hurry you...

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-I'll see the nurse.

-Good choice, Mr Potts.

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PHONE RINGS

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Hello, Campus Sur...

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Mrs Trenchard, you need to see a doctor...

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Hello, dear. Renee Gossman. I got a call.

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Sorry, I'm just dealing with...

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They said I had to see Dr Carter.

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Why have I got to see Dr Carter?

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Could you just wait your turn, Mrs Gossman?

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He must have designs on me, cos I'm not ill.

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I'll be with you in a moment. If you'd just like to take a seat?

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-Boiled sweet?

-No, thank you.

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Suit yourself. You're just like my son.

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He never has time to eat.

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No wonder you youngsters have got no attention span.

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I need a favour.

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Heston's out on an emergency

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and I need a doctor over at the Campus to clear the back log.

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Al?

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No, I'm snowed under all day.

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I thought you were only doing paperwork?

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Paperwork can wait, can't it? Good man.

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Yes, good man, Al.

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Oh, I'm glad I caught you before you go out on patrol.

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Daniel and I wanted a favour.

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We both would like the afternoon of the 13th off, it's Joe's birthday?

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Ooh, the 13th. It's Letherbridge's Real Ale Festival.

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We've got 53 of the finest ales these united kingdoms have to offer.

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Be the perfect occasion for a second-year-old's birth...

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Probably wouldn't. I'm just going to shut up...

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Shouldn't be a problem.

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I can't believe that Joe's nearly two!

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Are you going to put him into pre-school

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or are you going to do it next year?

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What?

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What is this obsession with pre-school?

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I had Mrs Green yabbering on all morning

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about whether she should send her son

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to Goldingtons or Banyons or Hogwarts, for all I care.

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I'm sorry, how old is her son?

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18 months.

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She's already got him a tutor for "school readiness",

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whatever that is. Sounds ridiculous.

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Why has nobody told me about this?

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Surely the other mums must have mentioned something?

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I don't hang out with other mums.

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All they talk about is nappies,

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and how to hide vegetables in toddlers' dinners.

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What about your NCT group?

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They weren't my kind of people.

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-Oh?

-They used to arrive wearing sweat pants,

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and then sit in a huddle

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and giggle.

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All right, Sarge?

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Yeah.

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Oh, am I pleased to see you.

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It has been one of those mornings.

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Oh, well, you have finished now.

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You go to lunch and I will get ready for this afternoon.

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It should be easier.

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We've got two doctors, so I've given the re-appointments

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to Dr Carter, and Dr Haskey will do the drop-ins.

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Thank you. You go and enjoy your lunch.

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Oh, I'm going to go to the park.

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I've got a new edition of 30 Minutes.

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I am going to immerse myself in scandal -

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who's going out with who, who's in rehab.

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And I've got a cheese sandwich.

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Well, that sounds... Well, yes.

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And there'll be no interruptions.

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PHONE BEEPS

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Ooh, before I go, shall I book you an appointment with Dr Carter?

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Oh, no, I haven't got time today.

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I've got to go to Amberley Pharmaceuticals. Do you know it?

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Well, I've seen their logo on our boxes.

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My son works there. He's doing ever so well.

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-Oh, well...

-Mind you, they work him all hours, you know.

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And he's all I've got since me husband died.

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-Would you like a boiled sweet?

-Oh, yes, please.

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There we go.

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So did you say you were in a bit of a rush?

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It's working out the best route.

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Do you know the buses?

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I tell you what, I'll take you.

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It's on my way to the park.

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OK, I know I'm late and probably not at my best.

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So, if you want to tear a strip off me...

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I wouldn't expect you to be firing on all cylinders.

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-Is that it?

-Is that what?

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You've been through a lot.

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Why would I want to make things worse?

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Grab yourself a cuppa. Settle in.

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Why did you take all those?

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They're for taking, aren't they?

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Yeah, but you're only supposed to take the ones that...concern you.

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At my age, everything concerns you.

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'Ere, this is just for cancer, bereavement

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and under the pinny stuff.

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Haven't you got anything for bunions?

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Have you got bunions?

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No, not yet.

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Hello!

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Don't get your hopes up. This is serious.

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Do you realise that some of Joe's contemporaries are getting coaching?

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What are you talking about?

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When Joe starts school, the other kids will be reading The Hobbit

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while he struggles with Chip and Kipper.

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OK, what do you want to do about it?

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Bare minimum, we need his name on a waiting list for a good school.

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We need to take some time off work and attend the open days.

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We haven't started discussing schools yet.

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We're running out of time.

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What are your thoughts on Winterfields?

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Winterfields? We don't have to go private, do we?

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Let me have a chat with a couple of the guys at the golf club.

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Recently, a couple of good schools were mentioned,

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and if I'd been paying attention,

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I could tell you the names. I wasn't.

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I want what's best for our son.

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And I don't?

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Isobel is going to a state school.

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And that's fine, isn't it?

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You're just dismissing private education.

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Oh, I see. So you want me to make a distinction between my kids?

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No, I'm not saying that...

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Isobel's school is fine, right?

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I suppose.

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Good.

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Lunch? My shout.

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Sorry for the delay, crisis averted.

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Miss Pitman has rescheduled the appointments,

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so everything is in hand.

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There's no Renee Gossman. Didn't she come in earlier?

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Yes, but she had somewhere to go to

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and Miss Pitman very kindly offered her a lift.

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-Did they say where?

-No, I'm afraid not.

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Maybe we should give her a ring.

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Is something wrong, Dr Carter?

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It's probably nothing.

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'I'm sorry, but the person you've called...'

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Voicemail.

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'Please leave your message after the tone.

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'If you want to re-record your message, press one.'

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TONE BEEPS

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Valerie. It's Dr Carter. Could you give me a ring

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as soon as you get this? Thanks.

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I'll call back later.

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What's all this about?

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Right.

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Now, I know Rob Hollins well.

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And if I'd have told him I was going to do this,

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he would have fled the scene.

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Because he's a no-nonsense, no fuss kind of copper.

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Oh, no...

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But it's all right to flee the scene when you don't want praise.

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But it's not all right to run when lives are in danger.

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And that's exactly what Rob didn't do.

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He didn't run.

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He stood his ground in a very dangerous situation the other day.

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He did more than that.

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So, I would like to commend Rob Hollins' bravery

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for tackling a dangerous armed suspect.

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And I'd also like to say that such actions are looked on favourably

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when we consider promotions.

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Not promising anything, mind.

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Speech!

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Actually...

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..I will say a few words.

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Stop the car!

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What's the emergency?

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Call of nature, sorry.

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I thought you'd seen a child run into the road or something.

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It might not be a crisis to you, but you'd feel differently

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if I drenched your upholstery.

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Thing is, my waterworks have got a mind of their own.

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Now, if I drink tea or coffee I have to go more.

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Even Huw Edwards set me off once.

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Now, what does your modern medicine say about that?

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-Just go.

-Yes.

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-You're going to go in the street?

-No, I'm going behind the hedge.

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I have got standards, you know.

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And the final thing I'd like to say is,

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if I'd known that this was the best way to get ahead in the force,

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I would have ditched the wife and kids years ago.

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Because it seems to me

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that they don't want bobbies who are distracted

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thinking about what the missus is cooking for tea

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or what their kids are up to. No, I'm living proof

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that they would prefer it

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if you didn't have a life outside.

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Thank you.

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APPLAUSE

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Back to work!

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I don't think they'll let you in without an appointment.

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Oh, don't worry. My son Keith does the same job as his dad -

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may he rest in peace. Someone will recognise me.

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I'll just wait for a few minutes, just in case.

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You've dropped your sweets on the floor.

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Hey! Oi!

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I want to see my Keith. I've had enough of this.

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-Who?

-Keith.

-Keith who?

-Keith Gossman.

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-Oh, come on, we've been through...

-He does work here.

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Oh, yeah? And what? I'm the Invisible Man, am I?

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Go, I'll get the dogs on you!

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Go on, last warning, right? Hop it!

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GLASS SMASHES

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Drive!

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-What?

-Drive!

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Oi, stop right now!

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Stop!

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Aren't you going to turn round? We should be burning some rubber.

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Nobody is burning my rubber until I know what's going on.

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I want some answers.

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They'll catch us, you know.

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Us?! I'm not even supposed to be here!

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I was just doing you a favour.

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They'll think you're my getaway driver.

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I panicked.

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Now, tell me what you've done.

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I lobbed a bottle of pee over the boss' car.

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What?

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How did you even get that into a bottle?

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I've got a funnel.

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And I used to be a fast bowler for the Letherbridge Ladies Eleven.

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And, after some of those innings, throwing a bottle of urine is...

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We were going to visit your son. How did that turn into this?

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Me and the security guard had a difference of opinion.

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Right, I'm going back.

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No, I'm driving you directly to the police station.

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There's probably a very specific offence, throwing wee on a car.

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Do what you like.

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What about earlier at the surgery? Would you have done that to me?

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Don't be ridiculous. You make me sound unhinged.

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Right, you two. Out!

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Are you going to write minutes?

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-It's a list.

-Of what?

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Private schools - hear me out - in our area,

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along with their Ofsted reports,

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estimated journey times, all that jazz.

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-I thought we'd agreed on state schools.

-I know what we said,

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but the circumstances are different for Joe than they were for Isobel.

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The end result is that they're treated differently.

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But they'll both end up getting a good education.

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Look, we're both partners, we're doing well.

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Why shouldn't Joe have a private education?

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It'll be a great start for him - building networks,

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building confidence, great facilities.

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Got it all worked out, haven't you?

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Yes. And, who knows, he may even learn to birdie a niblet,

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or whatever it is you do on the golf course.

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Ha-ha.

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By keeping us here, he's making us sweat.

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Columbo used to do that.

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I'm not taking the blame. I don't even know what's going on.

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It's easy. When we stopped at that tree,

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I passed some water into my bottle.

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So this was planned. Why was this planned?

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In case they wouldn't let me in.

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They wouldn't let me in last time I came.

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I had to make a protest, dear.

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Cos this is a pharmaceutical company?

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No, because they lied about my son.

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Wouldn't let him see me.

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They make him work all hours

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and they won't let me phone him.

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They worked my husband like a dog, too.

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And nobody knows what's going on in here.

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-That's awful.

-Mmm.

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Right, then. Time for you to answer a few questions.

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To be honest, mate, I'm getting itchy feet.

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Because I'd much prefer to be out there nicking the villains.

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No, I wouldn't have come back to work

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if I wasn't ready for a call-out.

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So whatever comes in, you let me know, yeah? OK, bye.

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Just give him a chance to settle back in, yeah?

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You heard him.

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So what are you going to do? Feed him to the wolves.

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I'm doing it for his own good.

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-Why can't I see my Keith?

-Why can't she see Keith?

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This is my interrogation.

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You answer my questions.

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Why did you throw that...device at my car?

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I didn't know it was your car. Whoops.

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What animal rights organisation do you work for?

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We don't work for an organisation.

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That's not strictly true.

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I work for The Mill health practice in Letherbridge.

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But it's not really an extremist organisation.

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I think I need to spend a penny.

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What, so you can commit another wanton act of destruction?

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If I don't go soon, I might commit it here.

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She has got bladder issues.

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Go on, then. It's down there.

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-Thank you.

-Come straight back.

-Yes.

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We're not really extremists.

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Extremists don't always wear balaclavas, you know.

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Protocol says I have to report this to my superiors.

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Oh, no, please don't report us.

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Look, I'll wash your car, how about that?

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Get all the wee off.

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You know she only did it because she wants to see her son.

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OK. Just this once.

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I'll get a bucket.

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Please. What is the big secret?

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Why won't you let her see her son?

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How can I?

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He doesn't work here.

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HE SIGHS

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OK, seeing as you don't think the Izzy thing is a problem...

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I never said that.

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..I'll put it in terms you do understand.

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That's how much money we've got tied up in the practice.

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This is the amount I have to pay in maintenance.

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This is how much we've racked up in debt.

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-Wow, we've turned into Greece!

-Yeah. And outgoings are here.

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And that's without you succumbing to your shoe addiction.

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So you're saying we can't afford it?

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That's exactly what I'm saying.

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Look, Zara, you went to private school when you were seven.

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Why don't we review it when Joe's seven?

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We'll be back on track by then.

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-Does that sound reasonable?

-I suppose so.

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In the meantime we could

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put away a few thousand a year - we could afford that -

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towards his university fees or his first deposit.

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Thanks.

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OK, I will look into the state option.

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Now, are you going to get us both another drink in?

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Assuming, that is, that they take payment in buttons.

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Oh, thanks for the help.

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I'm sorry, but I'm a martyr to chilblains if I get wet outside.

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What are you doing now?

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I've decided the stealth approach is the best answer.

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There is no point doing this, is there?

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No, you're right. I am a bit short. Would you give us a leg up?

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No, I mean, Keith doesn't work here, does he?

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You don't know what you're talking about.

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The guard told me. Why would he lie?

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Why would he... Well, have a look.

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Barriers, security guards. I mean,

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it's hardly transparent, is it?

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You've obviously got a grudge against this company.

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No. But I know there's something going on there

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and if you won't help me find out, I'll find someone who will.

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-Where are you going now?

-Home.

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I don't think he's fit for work.

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Yeah, well, he's not his usual self, is he?

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He's been through a lot recently.

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Not least facing down a guy with a gun and a branding iron.

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It sounds brave. It is brave.

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The thing was, he just couldn't stop.

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-Adrenaline can take over sometimes.

-He couldn't control himself.

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Is that what you're going to say in your report?

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If I say what actually happened,

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they might do something to help him.

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Or it might make things worse.

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-KNOCKING ON DOOR

-Yes.

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I am sorry I'm late back.

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Where's Mrs Gossman?

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Oh, I've had it up to here with that woman.

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She has led me a wild goose chase all lunchtime.

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I haven't even opened my magazine.

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That's as maybe. It was very irresponsible of you

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to go off with a vulnerable patient. Didn't you get my voicemails?

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I'm sorry but I don't think

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I should be the one in trouble here, Dr Carter.

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Just tell me what happened.

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She wanted to see her son.

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I felt sorry for her. It was hardly a kidnapping.

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Keith Gossman died when he was six months old.

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She thinks he's 42 and doing the same job her husband did -

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same firm, same everything. But it's all invented.

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An idealisation of what he might have become.

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So she really thinks that Keith's still alive?

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Her husband died recently and it may have triggered these delusions.

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But she refuses to see the big picture.

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She doesn't ask, "Why don't I see him?"

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She just keeps making excuses.

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She says that he's all she's got.

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She told me she'd lost her anti-psychotic pills,

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so I asked her to come in.

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I feel bad for letting her go now.

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-I'll get them.

-That would help.

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So these tablets will stop the delusions?

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Help her remember that Keith's gone?

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That's the plan.

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Are you all right?

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If someone gets comfort from thinking they're not alone,

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should we take that away from them?

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I think everyone should be able to hold on to their beliefs.

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"Sergeant Hollins had little regard for procedure,

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"refusing to wait for backup".

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-OK.

-He went into a highly dangerous situation...

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Sometimes you have to use your instincts to save lives.

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"He displayed a reckless disregard for his own safety

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"and the safety of others."

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I just thought you should see the full picture, sir.

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Yes, well, we're happy with the outcome.

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An experienced officer behaved heroically and saved a woman's life.

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There were no fatalities.

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With respect, you weren't there.

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He used excessive force to overcome a suspect.

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The woman involved never mentioned excessive force being used.

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She wasn't in a position to judge!

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You were in the forces, weren't you?

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I dare say that got a bit hairy at times.

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But you worked together as a unit, you relied on solidarity.

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The last thing you would have wanted

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was for someone who was watching your back

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to doubt your judgment.

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Like I said, we're happy with the outcome.

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I think you need to do another draft.

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Have you come to say sorry?

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Hang on. You were the one who walked off.

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Any normal person would have stopped me.

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Let's not start that again, eh?

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I don't normally cook for him,

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but it was his birthday.

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He went off to work without even looking at it.

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That's the hold they've got over him.

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Still, you've made your feelings quite clear

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the way you make about that.

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So, what did you want?

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I wondered if we could have a cup of tea together.

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I don't suppose you've brought a bit of cake?

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Yep.

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Case notes of the shoplifter with the bloody nose.

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Interesting speech.

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Yeah. Heard any news about Sian Marden?

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Still under observation at St Phil's, as far as I know.

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St Phil's. I've spent that much time there recently.

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Next time I go, they'll charge me rent.

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You're thinking of seeing her, then?

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Maybe you should just go straight home.

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I don't think his car's been quite so sparkling before.

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-You know you can't go back there?

-Mmm.

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Dr Carter asked me to give you these.

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I don't need any pills.

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He thinks you should take them.

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To stop the delusions.

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Cos Keith isn't coming home, is he?

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What do you mean? He'll be home any time for his supper.

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Look, he's got his washing on the line!

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His shirts and boxer shorts.

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Do I look like someone who wears shirts and boxer shorts? No!

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They'll help you see things the way they really are.

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Maybe...

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Maybe it's time to let Keith go.

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# And soon I'll hear

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# Old winter's song

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# But I miss you most of all

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# My darling

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# When autumn leaves

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# Start to fall. #

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Hi.

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Hello.

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I just thought I'd come and check you were OK.

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No, it's good to see you. Come in. Are you allowed?

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Who's going to stop me?

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Well, you...

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You look OK to me.

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-I'd better be...

-Oh, please stay!

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It'd be lovely to talk to you.

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I'm going a bit mad in here.

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And, anyway, how many people get the chance

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to thank the person who saved their life?

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Don't, I was only...

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There's no "only" about it, Rob! That's what you did.

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I look at my wedding photos

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and I just wish I could have seen what he was going to become.

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Yeah, well, there's no way of predicting

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what's going to happen from this day to the next, is there?

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I look at my wedding photographs and...

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Well, at least my wife looks happy to be with me.

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She should have counted her blessings

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and not done the dirty on you.

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It's not really like that.

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It's... It's a long, long story.

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Everything changed after the accident.

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And the fact is, you know...

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I'm not really the hero that you think I am.

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I should have taken your call a lot earlier than I did,

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and I didn't because I was hung-over.

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I'm not surprised with what you've got going on at home.

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And when I went in, I was like a bull in a china shop.

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I was reckless.

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I really, really...

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didn't care what happened to me.

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You were brave.

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Fearless. And if you hadn't...

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You've been there for me.

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You've saved my life, twice now.

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Thank you.

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You're welcome.

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I'll see you soon.

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What are you doing?!

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Mr Palmer said he's tired of waiting.

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Roll up, roll up. The amazing forgetting woman.

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You're such a liar.

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I'm not surprised Mum left you. She was right. You're pathetic.

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I had to do it, man. I told you!

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-You were right.

-What?

-I said you were right.

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Sorry, it just doesn't sound like the Karen I know.

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No!

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