You waltz in late wearing the wrong attire.
The least you could do is show us. Give us a twirl.
Ta-da.
At least there's someone around here I can trust.
Something this big, it can't be swept under the carpet.
Find someone else to twirl for you, yeah?
He's going to get what's coming to him.
You have ruined everything!
You called social services? I did, yeah.
I thought you said I was in charge.
Thanks for the vote of confidence. Rash...
Anna Mills. Councillor for Holby West.
Stop! There's someone dying here!
You OK?
I am going to fight tooth and nail to make sure you get what you need.
I'm looking forward to working with you, Anna.
Morning. Hi. Didn't hear you get up.
Yeah, sorry.
Early start, a lot of prep to do.
Anna and I are meeting with this Healthcare Security Committee
this morning. Of course. The funding proposal.
Yeah. Last chance to give them a squeeze.
Mm.
You doing OK?
No, didn't sleep very well.
You know some journalist has churned out clickbait about that list.
I know my dad, that isn't him.
Do you think...?
Do you think you could have a chat with him?
Just... Just see how he's getting on.
Me? Well, yeah.
I mean, a sexual predator accusation
isn't exactly father-daughter chat, is it?
Claire, I'm under a lot of pressure right now.
OK? And besides, it's Russell. I mean, he'll be fine. Flynn...
I need you with me on this.
Yeah. I'm right, here aren't I? No!
No, you're checking the clock
and trying to work out how to end this conversation.
I wasn't. I wasn't looking at the clock.
That's not what I was doing. OK.
Hi, it's Anna. Please leave a message.
Thanks.
Anna, it's Flynn.
I'm on my way to the office now.
Listen, you got any plans for lunch after?
Think I could use a drink.
Anyway, think about it.
ALARM BLARES
PANICKED CHATTER
Hey, hey. What's happened? I'm a doctor.
Can I help? Yes, yes. Just in there.
Hey! Hey! Hey!
Listen, buddy, I'm a doctor. It's fine.
Anna!
Anna?
Anna? Let me see the wound.
SHE GASPS
Anna, keep your eyes open for me. Anna!
Stick with me, OK?
Paramedics are going to be on the way -
make sure they know where they're coming to, OK? Sure. Go, go, go!
How long has she been here? How long? 15 minutes.
It's OK, I've got you.
Anna?
Morning.
You OK?
Yeah, fine. Let's go.
Look, if there's anything you want to talk about...
Sean, I'm not being funny, but we're going to be late.
No, I just... I know with everything that's been going on...
..I want to know where I stand with you.
Are we OK?
Yeah.
Of course we're OK.
This week my head's been scrambled.
You being on that list, it's...hard.
We're OK.
Come here.
Wait!
Forgot my lunch.
Two secs.
PHONE CHIMES
SIRENS WAIL
3006 to Control. Just to update you, police already on scene.
We're heading in now. Over.
Received that, over.
Ted, come on!
Flynn?
Jacob, this is Anna Mills.
She was attacked by an unknown male.
Several penetrating wounds to the upper right abdomen
made with a screwdriver.
I've got a radial pulse but it's thready.
She's becoming more tachycardic.
Anna, I'm going to put some oxygen on you.
Keep your eyes open.
She the councillor from the riots? Yeah.
They know who did this? I don't know.
Some guy came in, screaming about the girls who drowned,
saying it was the police's fault. She was on their side. I don't know.
Were you first on scene?
Yeah, just after it happened.
We were supposed to have a meeting this morning.
Flynn... Anna? Anna, we're going to get you to Holby, OK?
Your kids are going to need their mother so just stay with me.
Do you understand? Stay with me, OK?
Keep your eyes open, Anna.
Anna, come on. Eyes open!
Completely clueless, but what can you do?
You'd better check on the bloods when they come through.
OK, I'll go chase that now.
As soon as you can.
Sean!
You scared me.
You were a little bit quiet in the car.
You all right?
Can we talk...
..in private?
Yeah, OK.
Ah! Lovers' tryst?
They say you should never mix work and pleasure.
Nurse Amaan, you're wanted downstairs
for a hernia pre-op consult. OK.
Well, run along.
Sorry.
OK, well, luckily there's no damage to the eye itself,
so we'll get that wound cleaned and tidied up for you -
and in future, make sure you shut your cupboard door
after you put your shopping away yeah?
Hey. Hey.
Obi, how's he doing?
Yeah, he still needs a scan, but things have calmed down.
Good. Wish I could say the same.
Yes. So, how are you?
I can't keep lying to Sean,
cover my own back,
watching Russell strut around surgical and I'm...
I'm tired.
I'm really tired, and...
..he's getting away with it.
I know, but he's hardly going to own up now, is he?
I just... I need him to admit it once, that's all.
And what? Get a taped confession?
Got any better ideas?
A better idea would be one that doesn't involve you
putting yourself in harm's way.
Look, my advice, for what it's worth,
just...keep your distance.
OK, we'll try and give you some pain relief.
One of the surgical team should be down here any minute
to talk you through the next steps.
Hey.
Ah! Good timing. This is Mr Brook.
Bill.
And who's this one?
I'm Rida. I'm just here to do your pre-op consult
before I take you up to surgery.
Oh. Waited this many months for a flaming hernia.
If you lot had only got to it in the first place,
I wouldn't have had to get picked up off the bathroom floor!
I know, I'm sorry, but I'm here now.
We'll see how much use you turn out to be.
We're missing a sign-off signature.
Needs a surgical consultant. Could you get Mr Whitelaw down here?
Yeah, sure.
OK, thanks. All the best, Mr Brook.
PHONE RINGS
Holby ED.
Rash, it's Flynn. I got a pre-alert.
I need you to put out a trauma call, activate a code red.
I want you ready in resus as TTL to head up a full team with me.
Wouldn't you rather someone else?
What? Rash, I'm asking for you.
Yeah, well, I've got my hands full,
So I will have Dr Keogh and a team ready for you in Resus.
Her GCS is dropping. We need to get there fast. Fine.
Whatever. Just get a team in place, would you? Do it now!
Right, let's go. Let's move her.
Where? Cubicle five.
There was an issue with paperwork? Yeah, sorry.
I need a signature. It's not your fault.
I was wondering, actually, if we could have a chat?
What sort of a chat?
Just one-to-one progression, you know. Good advice.
When you have a minute?
I don't think it'd be wise to have one-to-ones
with young female staff, given the current speculation.
I know, it's been difficult.
If you ever want to talk...
Now, that's more like it!
Let's go easy with fluids! We don't want blood pressure too high.
Jacob, what did the police say?
Still no sign of the attacker,
but police have said they'll escort us on blue lights.
They'll set up a perimeter at the hospital,
sending armed police over now.
Sats are 80%.
Resps are 40 and she's peri-arrest.
Blood in the pleural space.
She has a haemothorax. I'll need a scalpel
and some Spencer Wells for a thoracostomy.
BP's dropping. She has a MAP of 50.
Come on, Anna.
GASPING
OK, I've got air release and blood.
OK, sats are coming up, she's got a radial back.
Keep her on 15 litres of oxygen and keep MAP above 65.
Come on. Let's go!
SIREN WAILS
So you're not going to knock me out then?
No, Mr...Brook.
Because of your pulmonary disorder,
I believe your surgeon has decided to do this with just a spinal block.
But you're in good hands.
Dr Redmond is very capable.
I was starting to worry.
Never know who they're sending you these days.
If you've got no further questions, Mr Brook,
they'll see you in surgery.
There's a man who knows what he's doing.
And what is it about me that makes you say I don't?
Not that I can think of any glaring differences!
What are you accusing me of?
Nothing.
He's got...experience.
And you...
And me? And me?
No, no, go on. What are you going to go for?
Race? Gender?
Religion? Go on, take your pick.
Nurse Amaan? I think that's enough.
Hi, Mr Brook, I'm Sean. I'll be your surgeon today.
Finally!
Let's not waste any more time before you lot slice me open.
This is Anna Mills, 44 years old. She was attacked in her office.
Sustained penetrating wounds to the upper right quadrant
of her abdomen from a screwdriver.
Significant external blood loss, but our main concern is internal.
A chest seal was applied
due to a left lung haemothorax from falling against the side of a table.
She also has a deep laceration to the side of her head.
Sean?
The bowel's looking fairly unhappy.
We need to give it a moment to see if it recovers.
And if it's not viable?
It is.
OK, but if it's not?
Why don't you leave that to the surgeons.
Stick to your own business, Nurse Amaan.
Everything all right down there?
Yeah, all good, Mr Brook.
Damn.
I've lost the trapped loop.
OK, if that bowel becomes necrotic...
Yes, thank you. Swab on a stick.
What is happening?
Your bowel was a bit bruised from being stuck in that hernia sack.
But we've popped it back in the abdomen.
We'll see if it's going to recover.
In the meantime,
I'm going to get a more senior surgeon
just to inspect that bruising,
and then we're going to get straight back onto that hernia.
All right? Good job.
A more senior surgeon?
Yeah, I'm going to get Mr Whitelaw.
Sam, do you mind?
We don't need Mr Whitelaw.
I think we do.
I'm going to go back over the primary survey
and can we get second line in, please, Jodie?
SHE MOANS It's OK, it's OK.
You're going to be OK.
You seem quite shaken up, Flynn.
No, I'm fine. I'm fine.
Well, OK. As the trauma team leader, I have to ask,
are you too invested here?
All right, all right. Whatever. Look, I'm going to call surgery.
She's got a major internal bleed.
OK, we'll do a CT, yeah? No, no. She's not stable enough for a CT.
OK. OK, then let's do a fast scan, yeah? Fast scan, yeah.
Yeah? Let's do that please.
Hi. Are you Alice Story?
Brown Bird is also fine.
Er, OK. I'm Dr Masum.
You've been complaining of ear pain. Is that right?
Yes, pain, hearing loss, disorientation,
which made the orienteering day pretty difficult.
Could you sit up for me?
I'm just going to check your ear.
It's like this... Tk-tk-tk-tk.
I keep telling the girls off for whispering,
but apparently I am the only one hearing it.
And when did this begin?
A couple of days ago. Got worse yesterday.
On a camping trip, we went wild swimming.
Water must have got in there.
I had a phone appointment with the locum GP,
who said it could be anxiety related,
or stress, or something. Told me to try meditation.
I think I should probably get the girls
a "How to be heard by male doctors" badge next.
Be more useful than needle work.
Um...no offence.
No, none taken.
So, I can't really see much.
There's some wax, a bit of watery discharge...
Something is wrong, I know it.
Call it a gut instinct, or whatever.
Please.
OK. OK, I get it.
I'll be back.
Cam? Yeah? Can you do me a favour?
Can you get me a better otoscope than this, and maybe some olive oil?
Olive oil? I'm a nurse, not a sous-chef!
Olive oil. Yeah, sure.
So, you all ready for the big day, then?
I've been ready since the day she said yes.
Awww!
I didn't take you for a romantic, you know.
Why? Because I'm so incredibly insensitive?
No, you just don't strike me as very emotionally intelligent.
I am very emotional, thank you very much. Sure.
I couldn't decide between Teddy and Jacob for the best man
because I didn't want to hurt their feelings.
Nah, that's not emotional, that is avoidant.
Oh, look, just because you passed your driving test,
don't go thinking you know everything.
Just saying, I probably would have chosen by now.
Go on, then, clever clogs.
Who would you have chosen if you were me?
Mm... Control to 3006. Sending you a job through.
15-year-old with burns at Walshfields Pupils Referral Unit.
3006 to control, all received, over.
Useless thing.
ENGINE STRUGGLES TO START
Why's it doing that?
Oh, come on!
Then again, anger is an emotion.
ENGINE STARTS
What exactly are we looking for?
Your guess is as good as mine.
I can feel something moving.
Yeah, that's probably just the oil making its way down...
Everything OK, Dr Masum?
Oh, my God. What? What is it? It's OK.
Is that... Yep. What is it? What are you seeing?
Legs. Legs?! Agh!
It's OK, it's OK. Just stay still.
OK, Cam, can you hold the otoscope?
OK, I'm just going to get some tweezers.
I think I'm going to be sick. Stay very still.
Got you.
Got who?
Is that a spider?
There was a spider inside my ear?
Came out pretty clean, actually. I'll just...
You'll just what?
It hasn't laid eggs has it?!
Someone call for me?
Finally! Some adult supervision.
Struggling with a hernia?
Not struggling, no. I didn't call you.
The bowel was bruised.
Dr Redmond, you really should be capable of this.
You just love going behind my back, don't you?
What?
Dr Redmond...
Perhaps you can give me an update on this patient?
You were wrong.
Sorry, Bill?
It's not about race,
or being a woman, or whatever.
You're young.
Inexperienced.
But...I was wrong too.
Takes guts to step up like that.
Bravery doesn't come with age.
In fact, that's very often how you lose it.
You carry on, girl.
You didn't want to tell me this earlier?
I was going to give her a chance to explain
but I don't know why she would do it.
Go.
I'll take care of this.
Nurse Amaan, I'm scrubbing in to sort this out.
Can we get this over with, please?
Keith, perhaps we can give Mr Brook something
to make him feel more comfortable? Of course.
Looks like you're going to get the one-to-one you wanted after all.
Great.
Police want to speak to her as soon as they can.
They still haven't found the attacker?
I think we want to concentrate on getting her to theatre
as soon as possible. Flynn? Anna.
Hey.
You need to call...call my ex-husband.
Yeah. Yeah, of course.
Can we put in a call to next of kin immediately?
BP's dropping again. Anna, can you hear me?
Can we keep pushing those through, please? Yeah.
Yeah? Jodie, somebody should have been down here by now!
They know she needs to be fast tracked.
I'm sure they'll be here any minute. OK?
Let's get the surgical reg on the phone,
find out where they are, yeah? This is code red.
I'll get him myself.
I would call that... a job well done.
In the end.
Wouldn't you agree, Nurse Amaan?
Now, about that chat...
Russell?
I've got a code red, intra-abdominal bleed, stabbed with a screwdriver.
I sent the registrar. They should be prepping the theatre.
No, no. I need you on this. It has to be you.
Fine.
I can scrub in too, if you want?
Sounds like you need the help.
OK.
So, let's send Mr Brook down to recovery and get prepped.
Someone will be with you in a minute, OK?
So, which one would you trust
not to make too many dirty jokes in the speech?
Oh... Neither.
Yeah.
Rash, got a teenager with scald burns for you.
Yeah, I think it's best someone else takes her.
Hang on. There is no-one else.
Come on, we need to hand over.
Right, this is Libby Evans, 15 years old.
She's had an altercation with another student.
That's ended up with a cup of hot coffee being spilled on her.
She's had a gram of IV paracetamol and 2.5 of morphine.
OK, thanks.
Libby, I'm going to check your arm, OK?
How've you been?
You two know each other?
Bruce Pope, I'm her teacher.
OK, leave you to it.
OK, thanks.
Yeah, I treated Libby when she came in recently.
Get off me!
I-I need to check your burns.
Get lost.
Creep.
She'll say anything to get to you.
The foster mum's been keeping me up-to-date -
we've had some behavioural changes since the investigation.
Those burns look really painful.
We can get you some more pain relief?
Don't patronise me.
Libby, do what the doctor says, or I'll be on the phone to the head.
Fine.
Totally my fault.
Never get between two teenage girls scrapping on your coffee break.
Right, Libs?
How would you rate the pain, on a scale of one to ten?
Ten, now you're here.
The foster mum's on her way.
I don't want her!
I don't want anyone.
PHONE BUZZES
The retroperitoneum is full of clot.
Would you come with me, please, sir?
I can't find where the injury is.
Let's retract this gently out of the way.
Yeah, sorry.
Haemorrhage.
Concentrate, Nurse Amaan!
SUCTIONS LIQUID
Large clip.
It's too much blood. We can't get this.
Suction!
Yes.
Look, either stop your hands shaking or just get them out of my way.
Yeah, thanks.
One of my two-to-ones has locked herself in the loos.
Understaffed, to say the least.
Do we know how much longer we'll be here?
I'm sorry, I can't say for certain.
That should help with the pain.
Libby, sweetheart.
I'm so sorry, Lisa. This is all my fault.
Do you really think YOU should be treating her?
Well, I didn't really... Libby.
Get off me! I don't want you here! Why did you call her?
Libby, that's enough.
Get lost! Libby! Please...
Oh, get away from me!
Libby! Libby, look at me.
Deep breaths.
Think.
Come on.
OK, let's get back on the bed.
Come on.
I'll get a nurse to come over shortly.
Is that all you can say? Do you see her?
Do you see what happened?
She doesn't trust anyone now! Not even me!
I-I'm sorry.
I wasn't actually the one that put in the report. Just go!
Blood pressure's dropping.
And...
..got it.
BP's coming up. Yes, thank you.
Sorry.
She's stabilising.
I'm going to have to let her bleed whilst I stop this properly.
You seem awfully distracted today.
Is there something on your mind? No...
Well, let's try to focus then, shall we?
SUCTIONS LIQUID
Sorry, mate. The head's breathing down my neck.
Reckon you can give me an update? The burn? How she looking?
Yeah, we're setting up a follow-up with the burns clinic.
They seem quite superficial. Shouldn't be any permanent damage.
Thank God for that.
Hey, her being like that.
It's not your fault.
It sure can feel like it.
It doesn't matter who put the report in,
that's just safeguarding, isn't it?
Got to be done. Trust me, I know.
Yeah. Thanks.
You know, kids like that -
they push everyone away.
And she pushes and pushes.
It was only a matter of time before Lisa gave up on her anyway,
and honestly, I wouldn't blame her.
Between the self-harm and the back chat,
she's one of my worst.
She...seems like a good kid.
Well, even a broken clock's right twice a day.
If I were Lisa,
I'd be grateful for the opportunity to give her back.
Some kids...
not worth the effort.
So, what exactly happened today?
I told you.
Couple of cats in the bath. I just got in the middle of it.
You just tried to stop them?
Didn't have time to put your coffee down?
Rash?
Anyway, I should, erm...
You want to tell me what that was earlier?
You'd rather be working in cubicles than helping me in Resus?
I've actually been quite busy,
trying to sort out the mess you started
when you went behind my back last week. It's about that kid again?
Yeah, it is. You undermined me.
I was doing my job, Rash. OK, well I'm just trying to do mine.
Yeah? Are you?
Jodie, have you got a sec? Yeah.
Can you do me a favour? Yeah.
Russell, you were right.
I have been distracted.
I have a lot on my mind.
You know, since that list came out,
I just wanted to talk through...what happened between us.
You really are pathetic, Nurse Amaan.
At least own up to your mistakes.
Sean did.
What?
He saw a message this morning from your little blonde doctor friend,
congratulating you on your witch hunt heroism.
He said it was a mistake to have ever trusted you.
After every opportunity I gave you,
you betrayed me.
Went out of your way to try to ruin me.
No, you did this to yourself.
I did nothing! You have no idea what you're talking about.
The only reason you got this far in your career
is because of all the boxes you tick.
No! You are going to admit it!
Admit what you did to the women!
Admit what you did to me!
Is that recording?
No. Give it to me.
Give me that phone! Get off me!
Give me that! I will not be blackmailed!
SHE YELPS
What the hell is going on in here?
Russell?
Rida, are you OK?
Rida, talk to me. Are you OK?
No! Don't touch me!
Don't touch me!
OK, OK.
Go!
Can we get a female nurse to help in there, please?
OK, who looks better in the suit?
Huh? Well, aesthetics is really important.
Well, Jacob's got the muscles, obviously, but Ted's got the legs.
That's true. Three points each.
Oi. What are you two talking about?
Nothing. Iain can't decide which one of yous would make a better best man.
I think Teddy's funnier, but Jacob's got style.
Teddy's really good with people,
but Jacob's got the gravitas to really pull off the role.
Yeah. But I thought you said that...
This all started because Indie doesn't think
that I've got emotional intelligence.
Yeah. That tracks.
Oi! So it's all down to the speech, really, isn't it?
What do you think? The Anchor tonight? I'll be the judge.
It'll be like...RuPaul's Stag Race!
Ohh. That sounds cool.
Just humour her, humour her.
OK, Indie, we'll go, as long as Iain's paying.
Great! May the best best man win! Deal.
Unbelievable. Large whisky for me.
Yeah, get out of here.
Do you want to tell me what the hell that was?
Excuse me? Rida!
What you just did to her.
Well, that was an accident.
How do you think your daughter's going to feel
when she finds out you've assaulted a staff member?
Cos you can outrun the rumours, you're not going to outrun this.
How do you think my daughter's going to feel
when she finds out about your extra-marital activities?
Come on, Flynn. You don't exactly hide them.
Don't...
I love Claire.
Yes.
And how about that councillor?
I saved her, by the way.
Or do you stalk the gallery
for every attractive woman on the surgical table?
Come on, that was professional.
I'm sure it was.
Well, what about you?
The rumours are true - you've been assaulting nurses?
Call the CEO, put in a complaint, find out.
And then I'll make sure you never see Claire or the children again.
Don't do this. Why wouldn't I?
You'd hurt Claire.
I think you're the one who's been doing that.
Do you want to make that call now, or keep your mouth shut?
And I'll do the same.
What sort of tests? I thought they were going to discharge us.
Yeah, it won't take long.
If you just wait in here for me. Thank you.
Thanks.
Seriously?
Just hear me out, OK? Please. Both of you.
I just want to talk. All right? I'm... I'm sorry.
I'm sorry for any damage that the investigation has caused.
Obviously, it's got nothing to do with you guys.
I want to help. How are you going to fix it?
OK, Libby. Is there anything going on at school
that you want to talk about?
What?
Like today.
Do you want to talk about what happened?
Did that coffee really spill by accident?
What?
What happened today?
Mr Pope said if I tell, they'll kick me out of the unit.
And then I won't have anywhere to go.
He doesn't get to do that.
I wouldn't let him.
OK. So what really happened today?
He lied.
There wasn't another girl.
I wasn't in a fight.
Oh, my God. Did he...?
Did he burn you, Libby?
Mr Pope...
He said something on break, and I was so mad, I just...
I ran at him and it spilled.
What did he say to you?
Please, Libby. You can trust me.
He said...
He said you probably wanted them to put in that report
so you could get rid of me,
because...
because no-one can love me.
Does Mr Pope often say things like that to you?
He says nobody wants me because I'm horrible.
He said that's why my mum and dad put me in care.
And that's why you don't want me. That's why no-one loves me.
I didn't want to get kicked out and let you down again.
And normally I just...
I only hurt myself.
But today I wanted to hurt him.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, Lisa.
I am so proud of you for telling me the truth.
I'm so proud of you, Libs.
Rida?
You told him.
What did he do?
How could you do that to me?
How could you?
I saw the messages, Rida.
And then you just playing me like that.
Lying to me.
I wanted to do this properly.
But you...you humiliated me.
Guess I got what I deserved then, didn't I?
What do you mean? Look, this isn't what I wanted...
You will never...
..ever touch me again.
Hey. Hi.
They caught him.
Yeah, I know. I heard.
Maybe this is my fault.
I should have handled the riots differently.
Anna...
I should have done more. Anna, none of this is your fault.
I'm sorry I missed the funding meeting.
Come on.
There'll be other opportunities.
No.
There won't be.
I'm stepping down.
I don't want to.
This job has been everything to me.
Anna... Anna, hold on.
Listen, this was an isolated incident.
OK? It was just some lone maniac.
Who's to say there won't be another?
I'm sorry, Flynn. I can't take that risk.
I have to prioritise my family, my kids,
their safety.
It's probably a good thing we didn't have that drink, hey?
Yeah.
I think we both need to rethink our priorities.
Hi. OK, kids.
Nice and gently, OK?
Hey. How are you doing? All right? Yeah.
She's going to be OK. OK.
Let me give you some space. Thank you.
I'm so happy to see you.
PHONE RINGS
Hey.
Hi, Claire.
Listen, I wanted to apologise for this morning, OK?
I was.. I was totally out of line.
You know I didn't want to argue. No, no, I know.
I know. That was on me.
Listen, I wanted to tell you...
..I love you.
I love our kids,
and I'm going to start showing up for this family, OK?
I promise.
I love you too.
OK.
Um...
I'll call you later, OK?
I failed her once. I'm not doing it again. OK!
Let's do it properly, OK? We'll speak to the school...
Lisa?
Who the hell do you think you are?
What?
Telling that child she's unlovable?
Making her hate herself like that?
You're as nutty as she is.
It doesn't sound too dissimilar from what you said to me, does it?
I didn't say anything.
You're disgusting.
And I'm going to make sure the school knows about it.
You've seen how she runs her mouth.
I've had TA's quit because of that kid.
That kid is a kid!
You have no idea how hard her life has been!
Do you know how hard she makes mine?
Sometimes they need a reality check.
I treat her a lot nicer than the rest of the world will.
Does it make you feel like a big man?
Picking on little girls?
Maybe you enjoy it?
Maybe you just get a kick out of it?
Is that what you're into?
What are you calling me?! Hey!
That's assault!
Did you see that? He just assaulted me.
I want the police!
That looked like self-defence to me.
I think we'll save that story for another day.
So, in summation...
Summation? ..I wish... Yes, summation.
I wish you both a lifetime of happiness
and in the words of my lord and saviour, Forrest Gump,
"Jenny, I might not be a smart man,
"but I know what love is!" "I know what love is!"
Yeah, you're at least half right.
Strong work that, Ted.
No complaints from me.
I dunno. It's a bit unoriginal. Unoriginal?
Oh, ignore her. She's been on one all day.
Have I? Yes, you have!
Sounds to me like someone can give it, but can't take it.
I agree, actually, and that's why Jacob gets my vote.
Good! Because he offered me the best man role two months ago.
What? Are you all taking the mick out of me?
Ohh. A bit of team building!
Thought you needed it after the jabs you were getting in this morning.
Plus, got you out for a pint, didn't it? Yes.
So, are you sure after this
that you don't want me to be your best man?
Actually, Ted,
we are looking for a really strong flower girl.
Yes!
LAUGHTER
OK, thank you.
Yeah, thank you. Bye.
That was the social worker. They're going to get the police involved.
I have to talk to the police?
You have to tell them everything you told me.
Are they going to believe me?
We'll make sure they do.
Come on.
I promised you fish and chips on the way home.
Do you want fish and chips with us?
I'm... I'm more of a pizza person - but thank you.
Libby, I'm... I'm really proud of you.
It's not easy to stand up for yourself like that.
You should be proud of yourself too.
Um... Thanks for having my back.
I was sure I was doing something wrong.
It's OK.
Hopefully, with the right help, things will change.
For both of you.
I'm never having that kid think no-one loves her again.
Thank you, for... It's OK.
I'm... I'm glad I could help.
KNOCKING
Yeah?
You want to see me?
Yeah. I think we need to have a chat, don't we?
OK, I didn't expect for things to escalate the way they did then...
It's fine, it's fine.
I meant it. From where I was standing, that was self-defence.
It does not happen again.
But...I'll back you.
Really?
Hardly one to lecture in that department, am I?
Take a seat, Rash.
I owe you an apology.
I know things have been pretty tense between us
since the situation with Tariq,
and that report that I put into Social Services.
I know that's not the outcome that you wanted,
but I was just doing my job.
Both times.
You can't hold that against me.
Yeah. Yeah.
I guess I thought you were more of a "go with your gut" sort of guy.
HE CHUCKLES
I am,
but you've got to know which risks are worth taking.
I know it looked like I went behind your back, but I didn't.
And I most definitely didn't
because I don't think you're a competent doctor.
Competent?
Thanks. Good, Rash.
You are...an exceptional doctor.
Are you doing OK?
Yeah. I...I lost out on some key funding today.
Right.
And I heard about the councillor.
How's she doing?
Well, she'll be fine, yeah.
I mean, she's going to step down.
Wants to look after her family.
Can't blame her, really, can you?
Family's got to come first.
It's a shame.
I thought she could do some good.
Yeah.
I'll leave you to it.
And next time, if you want me in Resus, I'll be in Resus.
For what it's worth, I know what risks are worth taking.
That's why I'm a competent doctor.
Yeah, it's Dr Byron.
I need to speak with somebody
regarding an incident with Russell Whitelaw.
Immediately, please.