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LULLABY PLAYS

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Miss Fisher?

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It is, isn't it?

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Hello, Mrs Tembe.

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I have not seen you at church for quite some time.

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-I had no idea you had a baby! Boy or girl?

-A girl.

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Wonderful. A new life.

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Are you enjoying being a mother?

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Yeah. Yeah.

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So, when are you going to have her christened?

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I hadn't really thought that far.

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Oh. Well, I imagine you are very busy.

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I should be getting her home actually. It's getting cold.,

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Yes, of course. Well, I need to get to work.

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I look forward to seeing you at church.

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We are going to make a big fuss of her.

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Goodbye.

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Here he is. The wanderer returns!

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How was your Mexican adventure?

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It was fantastic! It's such a beautiful country.

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Dr Vere, you look very well.

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Very refreshed and revitalised.

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I am! Ready for anything you can throw at me.

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But first...

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I have presents for everyone. Fair-trade chocolate!

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Oh, dear.

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While you were away, I instituted a ban on sugary foods.

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No cakes, no biscuits,

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no fizzy drinks, no chocolate.

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Sorry.

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No, no, do not apologise, you were not to know.

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I just thought we should do something about obesity.

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If we are asking our patients to eat healthily,

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we need to set an example, so...

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You're not going to chuck them out, are you?

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Oh, I know! You could give them to a food bank.

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-A donation.

-Great minds think alike.

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Now, if you get hungry, there is plenty of fruit.

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Welcome back!

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Mrs Tembe is on one of her crusades.

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Don't worry, though, I can sort you out.

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I can get you what you want, yeah?

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Peruvian, Colombian, Swiss.

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I can get it for you, but it is going to cost.

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What are you talking about?

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Chocolate!

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I am the official chocolate dealer.

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I know you think you can go cold turkey.

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But give it one day and you'll be desperate for a fix.

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No. I think it's a good idea, actually.

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I think I might stick to it.

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I quite fancy a banana.

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What's that?

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That's just Mrs Tembe's list of dead patients.

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You stop noticing it after a while.

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Yeah, that's exactly what I reckoned.

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Well, Tony, thank you, mate. I owe you one. Cheers. Bye.

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-Who's Tony?

-Just a mate from work in Birmingham.

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Barney was living on his patch,

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so I thought I'd ask him if he knew any more about his record.

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Nicking, mostly.

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-You've been checking up on him?

-Why not? Forewarned is forearmed.

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We've got his file. His whole life story's in there.

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Every time he blows his nose, somebody writes a report.

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The more we know, the more we can help him.

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I reckon he's been sent here because he needs a strong male role model.

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Someone who can teach him right from wrong.

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-I want to do a good job.

-You will.

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Anyway, I better go. What time's he arriving?

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Ten thirty, they said.

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Sorry I couldn't get time off. Will you be all right?

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Yeah, he's just a lad. I was all right with Jack, wasn't I?

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Course. I'll be back as soon as I can. Bye.

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Hey! Welcome back, Dr Sidney!

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What are you doing?

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It's this death wall thing.

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Don't let Mrs Tembe hear you call it that.

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What? The Wall of Death?

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-That's motorcycling.

-You know what I mean!

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There's 20 names on here, and four of them, including Evelyn Robinson,

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I was the last doctor they saw before they died.

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No-one else has got four.

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You and Heston have got three each.

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So what?

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My three... William Keane died of a heart attack, aged 94.

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Abi Stone was a drug overdose in Ibiza,

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-and Sadiq Ahmed was hit by a car.

-Yes, but...

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Just because you were the last doctor to see them before they died

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doesn't mean that you're responsible for their death.

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Most of those people hadn't seen a doctor in years.

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Stop worrying about it.

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Hey, Sid. How's the jet-lag?

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OK, thanks.

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-Have you got a mother-and-baby thing today?

-No, why?

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Someone has left a pram out on the patio.

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Was there a baby in it?

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Er, no. No, I think I'd have noticed a baby.

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So there's just a pram on its own?

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Maybe the mum forgot it.

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New mums, all those hormones...

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I'll just go and check it out.

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Come on.

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Valerie, you haven't seen anyone come in with a baby, have you?

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Oh! Where did you find her?

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She was in the toilets.

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Nobody with a baby is seeing any of the doctors.

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You're assuming the mother's a patient. What if she isn't?

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I am very worried about the mother.

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What if she is unconscious?

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What if she has collapsed somewhere in the building?

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I'll go outside and look for her.

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Thank you. We need to call the police.

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What do you want to do with her?

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I can't take her, I've got a diabetes clinic.

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I know. Perhaps...

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Oh, no, I can't.

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I'm not very good with babies, I've never even changed a nappy.

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Ah, Dr Reid!

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Oh, hello! Where did she come from?

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We don't know, poor little thing. Mrs Tembe found her.

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Look, we need someone to look after her.

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Yes, well, I'm busy doing reports.

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And everyone else is busy with patients.

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You are the only one doing paperwork.

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I would not ask otherwise.

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All right.

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All the outside stuff, I'll bring it round.

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OK. I'll be in my office.

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BABY CRIES OUT

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"This is Mia.

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"Born 22.7.2016.

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"Please look after her. Please don't try to find me."

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Rob, hi. It's me. Barney hasn't turned up yet.

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I've tried calling social services, but...

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DOORBELL RINGS

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Oh, hang on, that's probably him! I'll call you later, bye!

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Hi, Barney!

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Come in.

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I'm Karen, Karen Hollins, you can call me Karen.

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And, um... My husband is at work, but he'll be joining us later.

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It's Rob. OK.

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Did you have a good journey?

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It was all right.

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What have you got there?

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My stuff.

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Have you not got a suitcase?

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No.

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Oh. Are you hungry?

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-I'm all right.

-OK.

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Well, let's give you the grand tour! Follow me.

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How is she?

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Well, the note says that she is three months old.

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I've had a look at her.

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She seems well-nourished, well-cared for.

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No sign of any bruises or injuries.

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Good. That means we can focus on finding the mum.

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The date of birth will be helpful. I'll check with St Phil's.

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If she was born there, they can give me details of the mother.

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There was also this. This bag.

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-We did not look in it. We thought we should wait for you.

-Thank you.

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Let's see if we can find a name and address.

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LULLABY PLAYS

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Maybe not.

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Wait!

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I recognise this!

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I was walking through the park this morning.

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There was a young mother with her baby.

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I did not recognise her because she was bundled up from the cold.

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Did you see the mother?

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I know her. Carly Fisher.

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She used to attend my church.

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This is your room.

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It's nice, it gets the sun in the morning.

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The bathroom and loo are just next door.

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OK.

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I guess you want to settle in. Just come down when you're ready.

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I suppose it was too much to ask that she'd come back here.

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I've put a description out.

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What else do you know about her?

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She came to my church for a while.

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She was very shy.

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I'm sorry, I don't even know where she lives.

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She didn't have the baby at St Phil's.

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We're checking other hospitals -

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that is assuming that she had the baby in a hospital.

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She might not have done.

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I don't even think she told anyone at church that she was pregnant.

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Perhaps she was ashamed, but no-one would have judged her.

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If she's religious, she could be at church?

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I do not even know if she goes to church any more.

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Worth a try, though.

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Come on!

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Miss Fisher?

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You've found Mia, haven't you? I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.

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It's OK.

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-How is she?

-Safe and well.

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I know, it was a terrible thing to do.

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Am I under arrest?

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No, no, you're not.

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We just want to make sure that you're OK.

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And have a little chat.

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I'm Sergeant Hollins, and Mrs Tembe you know.

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-I just want her to be safe.

-Is she not safe with you?

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I left her, didn't I?

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Did you mean to leave her?

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I didn't know how, though. Where do you leave a baby?

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In a supermarket? On a bus?

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I thought about leaving her here.

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That's what people used to do in the olden days, didn't they?

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But I couldn't.

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It was cold, and no-one was here.

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I was afraid that no-one would find her for hours.

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I followed you. I thought that'd be the safest place.

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You obviously care about your baby.

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I'm no good.

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I'm a useless mum.

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No.

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No, you are not.

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Anyone can see that she is well-cared for, she is thriving.

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I don't love her.

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I never wanted her, she was never planned.

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Where's the father?

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He walked out as soon as I told him I was pregnant.

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Said it was nothing to do with him.

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Do you have parents, family nearby?

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No. Dad was never around.

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Mum's met someone else, she moved to Dubai.

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I did tell her.

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She said if I kept it I'd be on my own, and don't expect her to help.

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You know, midwives and health visitors,

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everyone said, "You're going to be a great mum!".

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And I really hoped I would.

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I kept telling myself I'm going to love her when she's born,

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or when I take her home,

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or when we get into a routine.

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But nothing changed.

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Have you talked to anyone else about this?

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No, how can I? People would think I was a monster.

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But I do not.

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But it's not normal.

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Mothers love their babies, and I don't.

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I should've just got her adopted.

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And you have considered this before?

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But then I think, what if I give her up, then wish I hadn't?

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Giving up a baby for adoption is a huge decision.

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Have you got a friend that you could talk to?

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There's Nat. Natalie.

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She's lovely.

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Why don't you give Natalie a call?

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And, Miss Fisher...

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no-one else has the right to judge you.

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Whatever you do, it should be your decision.

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Why don't we go to the surgery?

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You can see that Mia is doing very well.

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You can talk to the doctor.

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Then we can make sure that you're all right.

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Come on.

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DOOR OPENS

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Hiya! Did you sleep all right?

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Yeah. Can I make a cup of tea?

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Yeah, course you can, I was just making one.

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-I'll make us a pot, then.

-Oh, good!

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Look, there's tea. Here's the teapot.

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I know you have to warm it first.

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Milk...

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-Do you have a jug?

-Oh, I say!

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OK. So, there are no right or wrong answers.

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Whatever you tell me is confidential.

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So, in your own words, honestly, tell me how you feel.

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About Mia?

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About life in general.

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-Look, I'm not mental.

-No-one's saying you are.

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But you're doing a psychological assessment.

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I mean, that's what this is, right?

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It's as much for your safety as much as it is for anything else.

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Right.

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Well, I don't feel the way other mothers feel,

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so I guess I must be...

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Did you think I have post-natal depression?

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Do you feel depressed?

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No.

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I don't think so.

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Everyone said it was going to be hard, especially on my own.

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Everyone said it was going to be boring.

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But other mothers, they enjoy some of it.

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Most of it.

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I don't.

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It feels like work.

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It just feels like I'm going to be in prison for the next 18 years.

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I don't know what I want to do, but I don't want to be a mum.

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Not yet.

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Mrs Tembe, could I have a word, please?

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-Yes. Yes, of course.

-Look, it's about this death wall.

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It is not a death wall!

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It is a Patient Death Notification Board.

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I just thought it was a good idea to introduce one here.

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It's about Evelyn Robinson, isn't it?

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-She died in my consulting room, and this is to remind me.

-No.

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No, it is not.

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One of the other doctors made an unfortunate mistake.

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They were seeing a patient whose spouse had recently passed away

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and they asked how the spouse was.

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Of course, it caused great distress,

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and I did not want it happening again. That is all.

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Oh, I see. I thought...

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No. I know.

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And it is not about Evelyn Robinson,

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and it is not about you.

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-What were you thinking of?

-I know.

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You should've said something - you know I'd help. All of us will.

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My mum will have more time once she's off night shift.

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I can take Mia sometimes, look after her and Jasmine, give you a break.

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-Yeah.

-So everything's going to be all right, right?

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Miss Fisher. Hello.

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This is my friend, Natalie.

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Hiya. I've got a baby girl too, Jasmine, same age as Mia.

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So me and Carly are mums together. Our babies are like sisters.

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That is nice to hear.

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The social worker is here.

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Miss Claire Norman.

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-She would like to talk to you.

-There's no need.

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I don't want to give Mia up. I should never have left her.

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I want to keep her, I want to give it another try.

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Good.

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But, even if that is what you have decided,

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you still need to talk to her.

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But I've seen the doctor, I'm all right.

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All the same.

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You left your baby unattended.

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They just need to make sure that you can take care of her.

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If you want to keep Mia, then you have to speak to Claire.

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I know her, I've worked with her.

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She's lovely. You can talk to her about anything.

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OK, but I really want to see Mia. Can I see her?

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POLICE RADIO CHATTER

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7244, receiving. I'll be with you in a minute.

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Excuse me, I've got to go. Mrs Tembe will look after you.

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Thank you. You've all been really kind.

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Right, come!

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BABY GURGLES

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KNOCK ON DOOR

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Hi.

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Dr Reid, this is Miss Carly Fisher, Mia's mother.

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-And Miss Taylor.

-I'm Natalie.

-Hi.

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Carly, it's very nice to meet you. I'm Dr Reid.

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-Is she OK?

-Yes, she's great.

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She's had a feed, and a change.

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She's charmed everybody, hasn't she, Mrs Tembe?

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I guess you think I'm a terrible mum, then.

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No, I don't. None of us do.

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Would you like to go and hold her?

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Yeah.

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Go on, Carly.

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Carly?

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What's wrong?

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I can't. I can't, I'm sorry.

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She's here!

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Where's Mia?

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The doctor's looking after her. We were worried about you!

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I'm all right. I'm not going to do anything silly, am I?

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Of course not. I'm glad you're feeling better.

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It's good in a way, because it's helped me decide.

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I'm going to give Mia up.

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I'm going to get her adopted.

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What?! But we decided, remember?

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No - I wasn't sure, but now I am.

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Why don't we go in for a cup of tea?

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OK, what kind of music do you like?

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You won't know it.

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I might, try me!

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-B-town?

-What?!

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-The band's from Birmingham. I'll show you.

-Oh!

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MUSIC PLAYS

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Oh, wow!

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I like it, it's catchy.

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Go on, have it. I'm not supposed to be eating them.

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-Why?

-It's a health thing, at work.

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-Sounds dry.

-Yeah, but it's got to be done.

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No! Don't tempt me!

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You should have had a proper lunch, not filling up on snacks.

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I couldn't eat earlier.

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I never can when I'm waiting to move house.

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-Was there a mix-up?

-Yeah.

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Social services thought my foster parents were bringing me here.

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Foster parents thought it was social services,

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and in the end they just put me in a taxi.

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-Does that happen often?

-Yeah.

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Oh, that's not on.

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It's hard enough moving house, without them faffing round.

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You get used to it.

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Mum never wanted me.

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She kept me and she brought me up.

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Because she thought it was the right thing to do.

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Only it was not the right thing?

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I mean, she weren't all bad.

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There was always food and clothes and that, but...

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She didn't love me.

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I mean, she gave up everything.

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Dad dumped her, she lost her job, all because of me.

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And she wished she hadn't.

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-Is that why you want to give up Mia?

-Yeah.

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I'm doing the same thing as Mum, making the same mistakes.

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That's not fair on Mia.

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It's not enough just to look after someone.

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If you can't love them, you should give them away to someone who can.

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That doctor, Emma... She hardly knows Mia and she can love her.

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And you, Nat.

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You're so good with her, and I'm just not. I just can't.

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-You can. You'll learn to.

-No.

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I need to give her up now before I mess her up.

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I'll take her for the first half of the week, and then you...

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Nat, please. You're not listening, OK?

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I need to do what's best for her and for me.

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But what about everything we planned? Play dates, sleepovers.

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Taking them to nursery, then school.

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That's what you planned, Nat. That's what you wanted.

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When I first got pregnant, I thought it's the end of the world.

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People round the estate calling me stupid, pramface.

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But then I had Jasmine, and it is so lovely being a mum, Carly.

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How can you not see that?

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It's lovely for you.

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So you never wanted any of this?

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You never wanted us to be mums together?

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I really tried. I wish I was a mum like you.

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Fine. All right.

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I'm going to go.

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What music do you like? I can find it on here.

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David Bowie. I can't believe he's gone. And Prince!

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At least we've still got Madonna.

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All old stuff, then?

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Hey! I like Adele, as well.

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Yeah. Adele's all right.

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Sam Smith. He's cute!

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He sings like a girl!

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He does not. He's sung at the Oscars.

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When you've done that, you can take the mickey!

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Right, I better get started on tea.

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-Can I help?

-You don't have to.

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I'd like to. I can do veg.

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OK then. Thank you very much.

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They have found a foster placement for Mia.

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She will be well looked after.

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If you change your mind, if you want Mia back...

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I'm not going to change my mind.

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-Can I say goodbye to her?

-Of course.

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Bye-bye, Mia.

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Social services will check on you,

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just to make sure you are all right.

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We have a duty of care to you, as well as to Mia.

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This is going to be a big adjustment.

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I'm going to be OK. I told Claire, I'm cool being by myself.

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Really, I am. I don't mind being alone.

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-And you are sure?

-Yes.

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Yes, I'm sure. I know I've done right by Mia.

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Thank you.

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Thank you so much.

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I'll see you at church.

0:23:530:23:55

DOOR SLAMS

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-Hello!

-Hiya, we're in here!

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Rob, this is Barney. Barney, this is Rob.

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Hi, Barney. Pleased to meet you, mate.

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You settled in OK?

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Yeah, we've been getting on like a house on fire.

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We've been listening to music, and we've cooked tea.

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-You've managed OK?

-Yeah, why wouldn't I?

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-Right then, I'll get showered.

-OK.

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-Do you want to take care of that?

-Yes.

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Carly gave up Mia and she was doing a good job.

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Then there's parents out there, terrible parents,

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who shouldn't be let anywhere near their kids,

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but they fight tooth and nail to keep them.

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-Like Rhiannon, you mean?

-Or my mum.

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-Look, I'm off home. See you in a bit.

-Bye.

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Dr Reid, you said you wanted the day off tomorrow for the anniversary.

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Yes, if possible.

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Yes, of course you must take the time.

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-Thanks, Mrs Tembe.

-Goodnight.

-Goodnight.

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So, Barney. Where did you learn to cook?

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-One of my foster mums. She's a chef.

-Ah, good!

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Actually, I won a cooking competition. Super Chef.

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So, you know what? We do have something in common, eh, son?

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I'm not your son.

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So how was work today?

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-Rob's a copper.

-I know.

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He's not going to arrest you!

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I hope not.

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Actually, today I've been dealing with

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a 17-year-old scally who admitted to 63..

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63 burglaries!

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He had a bad start in life, but do you know what?

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He seems to be messing up every single chance he's been given.

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He's on a rocky road, in my opinion.

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All the way to prison.

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-Can I leave the table, please?

-Course you can.

-Yeah.

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-You could make him feel welcome.

-I'm saying that for his own good.

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No, you're lecturing him, and he's putting his back up.

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He's a nice lad - give him a chance.

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Sure he is. Well, you two seem to be getting on famously.

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Isn't that the idea?

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Do you know what?

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-First thing tomorrow, I'm going to buy him a suitcase.

-Why?

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Because he hasn't got any luggage. He's got all his stuff in binbags.

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Do you know, they didn't bring him here, they stuck him in a taxi.

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No wonder he's been in trouble.

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Then you come home and you treat him like a criminal.

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He is a criminal.

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Technically he is a criminal.

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He needs tough love.

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He needs discipline.

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-Boundaries.

-No.

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He needs somebody to treat him like a human being for a change.

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The Angel Bellamy, sat on a cloud.

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Getting all concerned about your administrative cock-up.

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What?! I did not make an administrative...

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I don't want him. I want you!

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Shall I close the door?

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-Um, no!

-It will not take long.

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No, Mrs Tembe...!

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How's that going to help Emma?

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What should I do? Help me, please.

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