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Please stand back...
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Passport, please.
Have your ticket and passport.
I need you to breathe into this okay?
Five, four...
Its okay, three...
two, one, there we go.
Good girl.
Sit back, sit back.
There we are, both hands, keep breathing.
There we are.
Take your hands down... Let go.
Breathe out.
There we are, good girl, there we are, it's okay.
Alright?
It's gonna be alright.
There we are.
They think its a bomb.
I reckon the only explosive thing in there
is an out of date egg and cress sandwich.
I'm Sasha.
-Jenny. -Pleased to meet you Jenny.
Is everything alright there?
Oh, yeah, we're fine.
No-one needs any assistance?
No, we're alright thank you. You alright?
-Need any help? -No.
-We're okay, Thanks. -Okay.
I think this is me.
-Okay. -Yeah.
Do you want me...? Thank you so much.
Take care.
Are you sure you don't want me to come with you?
No, I'm okay.
You must think I'm mad.
-No. -I'm not.
I know, I understand, I relate.
-Yeah. Thank you, bye. -Take care, love, bye-bye.
-Hiya. -Y'all right?
How was the train, was it okay?
I can't find my phone.
Oh Christ.
-Maybe you left it at work? -I had it on the train.
Yeah.
Can you just give me your? I need to call mine.
Didn't bring it with me. Sorry.
Chris...
-Who does that? -Sorry.
We're up here.
Brush-brush-brush, brush-brush brush.
-Hey P. Y'alright? -Good day?
I left me phone on the train, nightmare.
-I said I'd be home in ten? -It's no bother.
-Saves you a job. -It's not a job...
Jenny? Hello?
Hello?
Hiya. Yeah, it's Jenny.
Hi.
Yeah.
How'd you know my name?
It's Sasha, the girl on the train...
Of course it's you... Yeah.
Oh, thank you so much.
Crisis averted.
Some woman's picked it up on the train,
-I'm gonna get it from her tomorrow. -That was lucky.
Yeah, thanks.
I could just do without it this week, you know?
Yeah.
Jen?
You okay?
Yeah, yeah, I'm sorry.
You haven't got separation anxiety have you?
From your phone?
It's a good job I didn't marry you for your sense of humour.
Rosie wants to run her lines with you.
Apparently I'm too teachy?
No rest for the wicked.
There you go.
Cheers.
I think your headmaster might be working you a little bit too hard,
I'm gonna have a word with him. What's his name again?
It's dad.
Alright.
Right, squeeze over.
Let's make room for Mr Blue.
I don't sleep with Mr. Blue anymore, I'm not a baby.
I'm sorry, silly me.
How many sleeps till your birthday is it?
-Twelve. -Twelve?
Well you better get some kip so we can make it eleven.
Love you.
Sorry Mr Blue.
Well she's been desperate for this, but...
Do you know what? I think it's gotta be.
I mean there's nothing else that it could possibly be
she's been waiting and waiting for this letter.
She's already stressed enough as it is.
Yeah well I know but we'll have to see what happens.
She's been so stressed...
Don't stop on my account.
This came today.
It looks like it came from the solicitors.
FURTHER DELAY TO YOU RECEIVING COMPENSATION.
-Is it about the compensation? -Yeah.
Now the inquests are over
you can start putting it behind you at last.
It was six months ago Al, it's already behind me.
Is that what the whispering was all about?
We're just worried.
Yeah, well we've talked about this a hundred times,
you don't have to be worried, I was just in the wrong place
at the wrong time, like the people I see in work every day.
Yeah, about that...
We think maybe you went back to work a bit too soon?
"We" is it?
We think? We're worried?
Chris it happened to me, it didn't happen to you,
or you for that matter.
So for the hundredth time can you please stop treating me
like I'm made of glass? And if you want me to get back
to being normal then I'd suggest
-stop ganging up on me? -No-one's ganging up on you, Jen.
Really? Is that why I feel like I'm suffocating?
And while I'm at it Al, you're in this house more than I am.
-Jenny!-Yeah... I'll see you tomorrow, yeah?
I wish you'd sort out this man cupboard,
I hate to be the one to tell you, but VHS isn't gonna make a comeback.
Come on, I'm sorry, I am.
I know.
You are the kindest, most patient,
sweetest, handsomest man in the whole world.
And I've no idea how you put up with me really.
Well you know why, love.
'Cause until Kate Winslet comes to her senses...
-I'm gonna have to make do, aren't I? -With me, I know, I know...
Look, I'd love to watch the lads smash it for you,
I am worried if they score this is gonna end up on the floor,
so I'll be over here if you need me.
And find us that Villa whilst you're there, hey?
Maybe a big pool, bar within staggering distance?
I am on it.
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Okay, so that's your bit.
Didn't hear you come to bed?
Oh I'm sorry. I was... I just completely lost track of time.
So, where are you taking us?
The Villa.
Spain?
-Greece? Mars? -Disneyland!
That's 20p in the swear jar madam.
-Disneyland is not swearing. -40p.
-Well? -I couldn't decide.
The world is a very big place.
Come on tilly-mint. You're gonna be late for school.
We've got ages, do you want a lift?
No.
You know I'm supposed to stick to the routine.
Yeah, well, the routine is sadistic.
Hurry up, we're gonna be late.
Hurry up.
Jen, make sure you make up with Ali.
I will, she'll be the first text I send when I get my phone.
I promise.
Ok, Rosie, good luck.
Jump on here, love.
Okay here you are, here y'go baby.
-I'll get that, mate, thank you. -Here we are, love.
Okay, pop your seatbelt on, babe.
Fingers.
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I don't understand why they use trains.
Not sure what's wrong with a bottle of pills.
Stay away from the line. Please, sir, stay away.
Alright left pupils blown out...
I'm getting a pulse...
Jenny? Jenny.
Jenny? Jenny!
ECG.
Let's get the dots on her.
C'mon we need to get her out of here quick.
This one's gonna be a runner, get the boys.
It's just coughing. We've got a bit of an airway.
How long for the lads?
Boys. What've we got?
-Rapid Ex now. -On it.
Jenny?
Jenny!
Female Locker room Raj.
Just give me the room, yeah?
You mean give us the room, please?
Okay, okay...
Jenny, Lesley is after you.
What?
I don't wanna hear it Raj.
No, no, no. We have to talk about it at some point
because I am not covering for you no more.
-What are you talking about? -You froze this morning.
I didn't freeze on the shout.
You froze. And not for the first time.
Okay, I see what's happening here.
You just don't like being my junior again.
Well I'm sorry you got to bounce in and play Superman for a few months
but 'am here now and I'm back to stay,
so you're just gonna have to get over it.
You're not 'here' okay?
Even between shouts, you're a million miles away.
You came back too soon and you're not ready.
That's not what Lesley thinks.
Well, why does she wanna talk to you right now?
Whatever happened this morning is not happening again.
I didn't wanna believe it Jenny, I really didn't.
But Raj isn't a liar, is he?
Then I heard the same thing from someone else,
so I did my own enquiries
and, guess what?
It's true.
So here we are.
-I didn't freeze. -Jeff's emigrating...
Sorry?
-Jeff's emigrating? -Yeah.
Bloody hell was it something we all said?
Sneaky bugger never said a word.
Advanced paramedics don't grow on trees either.
So I'll probably get landed with some arsehole from Central.
Bit harsh. Fair like.
Which is why...
Come on Jenny,
you've been a senior for five years now.
Isn't it about time you stepped up?
The exams'll be a pain in the arse, yes,
but you'll get a sexy new solo chariot
that doesn't smell of Lynx...
Unless it's too much too soon?
No.
No, not at all.
Well, great.
And perhaps it'll stop Raj stalking me
with promotion requests every five seconds.
What so he'll go up to senior?
Well he's got his degree now, hasn't he?
So it won't be a stretch to throw in another few months of night school.
And let's face it, he's practically doing the job anyway.
Been a real star.
So I hear.
You don't think he's up to it?
Yeah of course I do.
I trained him, didn't I?
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-Hi. -Hi.
I'm sorry I'm so late.
I was worried I wouldn't recognise you.
I thought I'd take a punt on a Pinot. Is that okay?
That's lovely, thank you. Cheers.
Looks like you needed that.
Yesterday she's the nutter, today she's the alcoholic.
Right on cue.
It has not stopped ringing.
Oh, always the same number,
don't worry I haven't answered it.
Jesus Christ.
-Do you want me to answer it? I can. -No, no.
-You sure? -No, not at all. I'm just...
You know, I'm just gonna put it in there...
Just let me...
-You okay? -Sorry, I can't breathe.
It's alright, it's okay.
Look at me. Jenny, look at me.
Look at me. Let's breathe like we did on the train.
Okay? Deep breath in, hold it,
count with me down from five.
Five, four,
three, two, one.
-You okay? -Yeah...
Good girl.
-Sorry. -That's alright.
You okay?
Yeah.
-I'm sorry, so sorry. -Maybe it's me.
Maybe, I'm the common denominator with your panic attacks.
It's that, actually.
Oh my god.
Were you on the train?
Oh, I'm so sorry.
Oh, and it's everywhere, it's all over the news,
no wonder you're so stressed?
It's daft really.
I feel like I should be able to deal with it, because of my job.
I'm a paramedic.
Oh, right.
Yeah, so of course we're trained to deal with extreme situations, but...
For some reason, I just... I'm not coping very well.
I can't seem to get it back in it's box, you know?
-Get on with the rest of my life. -Maybe it's the guilt?
Y'know being a paramedic where you're trained
to soothe pain and to save lives,
and maybe when it was you in the emergency,
you couldn't soothe pain or save lives?
I mean I'm not saying that you didn't do everything you could.
I'm sure you were wonderful, but...
I'm so sorry, I didn't even ask, were you hurt?
Not really, I'm still here.
You are.
Eighteen other people aren't.
Well, this is doing the trick.
Actually, that's my sister's.
Oh my god I'm so sorry.
-I've gate crashed your night. -It's alright.
I'm mortified, listen, I'm gonna let you crack on with the night
before you're forced to introduce me to her.
-But thank you so much. -No, no.
She's actually here already,
I picked her up an hour ago.
Today would've been her forty-fourth birthday.
Jesus Christ.
I'm sorry.
No...
It's actually typical Tara.
I mean she's always centre of attention even when she's dead.
Jesus Christ...
I'm sorry.
Well, let's have a toast.
To quote The Queen:
Grief is the price you pay for love.
I'll drink to that.
Cheers.
I'm so sorry about that.
What did she die of? Your sister.
I'm sorry... That's none of my business.
It's fine.
Officially,
multiple organ failure.
Unofficially?
Well, Tara was a drug addict, so you can take your pick.
We must cheer up.
Oh my god.
-Jenny, come here. -I'm so sorry.
Blame me.
-Blame me. -I was worried.
-Why was your phone off love? -Well I think the battery's dead.
Look, I'm Sasha.
Last of the great phone finders....
Sorry.
This is soaking.
It's also my fault.
-Sorry. -Thanks for bringing her back.
I love you.
-Jenny...-I'm gonna go home, I'll be sick...
-I'm sorry! -Oh, don't worry I hate it.
-Just leave it, -Okay. Bye.
The room's spinning.
So that was her, was it?
That's a drunk by the look of it.
Her sister's just died.
Oh... right...
Sorry...
It's just...
The last time I couldn't get hold of you
turned out to be the worst night of our lives.
Love I'm so sorry I didn't even think. I'm sorry.
Yeah.
Well, drink this, and then drink another.
-Night -Night.
I love you, I'm really sorry.
I love you too.
I'm not drinking that.
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That's it Maisie, that's it,
you're doing really well, just try and do slow steady breaths, okay?
Who knew gardening could be so dangerous, eh?
It hurts like buggery, dear.
Got a pottymouth here.
You never mind him. Say whatever you want, okay?
Do you think I've broken it?
We're not too worried about your leg just yet,
but we do need to keep a little eye on those ribs, okay?
Right, I'm just gonna put this on your finger Maisie,
just check your oxygen.
Okay, here we go.
Please don't leave me.
Jenny?
Okay.
You're alright Maisie, we won't leave you.
Right now you just concentrate on our Raj here.
He's not the prettiest we've got but he'll have to do it for now alright?
Alright.
Okay.
You were talking with a patient when it happened?
Yeah, she was afraid and in pain,
but I deal with people who are afraid and in pain every day, you know?
You shouldn't look for linear explanations
when it comes to repressed memories.
Is that what it is though? Repressed memory?
To me it feels like fragments,
like I'm trying to piece them back together to make it make sense,
if that makes sense?
That's the point of analysis.
Do you think you'll be able to sign me off soon?
How's the confrontation technique going?
Yeah, it's going.
My husband thinks I'm mad to go anywhere near a train again
but I don't mind them. I take them all the time.
Is there really not a problem being on a train?
It's not my favourite, like...
With the delays, it'd be quicker to walk.
Yeah, humour is a common deflector, when dealing with PTSD.
So I'm supposed to be going for a promotion at work,
Advanced paramedic.
I was just wondering, do you think me being in counselling
is gonna be a problem?
Nothing you say here leaves the room.
Yeah but they'll know if I'm in the room though, won't they?
Well, they're paying for it, so...
Hey P.
Rosie.
What have I told you about this computer?
It's out of bounds. That's why you've got your own.
Dad opened it. Not me...
-Howdy. -How's therapy?
Theraputic.
Did you need something off my laptop?
Me? Oh, just some of those lesson plans
for that new teacher, password didn't work.
Hey listen, Ali's still moping round school like a proper sad-sack,
and we don't want an answer at Rosie's party do we?
I'll sort it.
Rosie?
Oh, hello.
-Hello. -Hi.
-Come in. You alright? -Hiya.
Yes.
-It's for you. -What?
Chris?
Oh I am so sorry, you're cooking.
Well, not quite.
You remember Sasha from the other night don't you?
I'm afraid I didn't make a very good impression.
-Hello again. -Go on.
You go and get practising for Saturday.
Oh Sasha.
-Oh, that's gorgeous. -It looks expensive.
Riocca resistant.
Oh it's gorgeous, you shouldn't have.
No, don't worry, I didn't pay for it.
Oh, that sounded better in my head.
My business.
Bags... I'm a bag lady.
Oh, that also sounded better in my head.
Would you like to stay and have a glass of wine?
Oh no, no, I'm in a hurry.
Thank you, but...
why don't you two come for dinner at my house?
I would love to cook for you.
It won't be Nigella, but I promise you no morbid conversation.
Death and destruction will be totally off limits.
So, what? My house tomorrow?
-It's a bit short notice... -We'd love to.
Oh great.
That's fantastic. Nice to meet you.
-Oh I'll see you out. -Thank you.
So you talked to her about the crash?
That Sasha?
Yeah.
It's not a secret is it?
No, no.
You don't talk to me about it.
Sometimes it's easier with a stranger.
Isnt it?
I talk to my therapist about it. What's the difference?
One's a qualified medical professional.
Her sister'd just died.
We connected over it, it's not a big deal.
Aren't we connected?
Chris please, don't make a thing out of it.
No, but it is a thing, isn't it?
I'm sorry, I'll have to get that, it might be work.
Ignoring us won't remove your debt, Jenny.
Call me back at Blue Regency Debt Solutions immediately.
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You alright?
Yep.
Hiya.
Do I need a bodyguard?
I come in peace, I promise. That's for you.
I just wanted to say sorry for being such a bitch the other day.
I mean, I know I'm a bitch every day but...
Oh, that's for later.
-Are you trying to get me sacked? -I'm trying to say sorry.
You do so great, you do so much for us all.
You're not just Rosie's fairy godmother, you're mine as-well.
Well, that's what best friends do,
though, I hear there's a new girl on the block.
Well we're not swapping friendship bracelets just yet
but after tonight you never know.
Are you going out with her?
More like staying in, she's cooking.
Oh Christie has asked you hasn't he, about minding Rosie?
Yep. He did, I just, I thought it was for date night.
We are going out the house?
Yeah to another house?
I've been trying to drag you out for six months
and this complete stranger does it in five minutes?
Ow, don't be too jealous.
Given the circumstances I didn't feel like I could say no.
Duty calls. I love you.
Aw, that's alright. Have one for me.
-See ya. -See ya. Thanks Al...
Yeah, I heard you, I'm coming.
-That's not too shabby. -No.
-She must sell a lot of bags. -A lot of bags. Yeah.
Well, last chance to change your mind.
Best not, she already thinks I'm an alcoholic.
Well I'll just have a couple then, to be sociable.
Come on you.
Oh god no, it could all come tumbling down tomorrow,
I mean thirty per-cent of start-ups fail within the first year.
This what a start-up buys you then?
Think I need to re-train.
I haven't sold this many bags.
Divorce settlement.
Okay.
Well, it's lovely,
it really is, it's very minimalist.
What you mean is cold and impersonal?
No, I get that. I get it. I just didn't want to have,
many reminders of him.
-You know what I mean? -Yeah.
I've never been one for clutter and nick-nacks...
Oh no, that's my sister.
Sorry. Does it bother you?
No. No.
It's just an unusual place to keep it isn't it.
Is it?
It's better than locking her in a cupboard
or stuffing her under the bed.
I mean, my sister was claustrophobic, she would not be happy
if she was left somewhere alone in the dark.
Oh no.
I'm breaking my own rule.
No. Morbid. Talk.
Do not worry about it.
What do you think you'll do with her, eventually?
Jen. You can't...
No... it's fine, it's fine.
Ww already walked all over each other's eggshells the other night.
Yes we did.
So you're a teacher?
Spreadsheets, meetings, not so much teaching anymore.
Yeah. I'm the head.
So...
Might be time to head off...
New school, new house.
Proper fresh start. Hey Babe?
I know, that makes sense,
when you get your compensation money.
It would do,
if I didn't already really love the house that we we're living in.
Little boy's room?
Look, absolutely down the corridor, to the right.
-Can't miss it. -Right. Ok.
I'm sorry.
He's even more of a lightweight than I am.
Oh god, sorry.
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Oh sod it.
One can't hurt can it?
So how much?
How much what?
The man on the phone, how much do you owe him?
Sorry, I mean, I did actually answer your phone.
-I know it's none of my business... -It's still none of your business.
So, what is it?
Shopping?
It's actually quite difficult to hide
and think I would know if it was drugs,
so that leaves sex and gambling.
Sasha, would you please?
And I think you would probably notice the former...
It must be gambling?
Look, when I opened up to you, about Tara,
I never had spoken to anyone about it before and it really helped me.
Please tell me.
Oh god.
I don't even know where to start.
I don't know this happened to me,
the truth of it is, that man that's calling me,
if I don't find the money to pay him back soon it's...
How much?
It's ten thousand pounds
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Rosie? Coat.
She still needs a new one, by the way.
I know, I know, I'll get on it, I promise.
How about we look together?
-For her coat? -For a Villa.
Put a deposit down, tonight.
Will you just go?
-C'mon baby. -Yeah okay.
Oh Sasha!
Jesus Christ, Sasha. I almost shit myself.
Oh I'm sorry, I forget the windows are tinted.
Come on, get in.
Oh my god.
I actually can't stop thinking about last night.
You're very kind.
It's not your problem.
I know, but if I had the money...
I don't need you to give me the money.
Trouble is, everything I have is in the business.
I literally have no liquid assets...
But you know, you have.
I don't have any assets, trust me.
Wait, we're going the wrong way.
Well, not necessarily.
It was my home for these last few weeks.
This is where Tara died.
She was in so much pain.
Especially at the end.
I mean the nurses did what they could, legally.
But there was this one Nurse, Flo,
and she was willing to go a bit further, if you know what I mean.
and there were plenty of us who were happy to let her.
I mean there was nothing we wouldn't have done to reduce their pain
even if it was just for a short while?
But Flo's supply never quite met the demand.
That's something you might be able to help with.
I really need to get to work.
You've got all kinds of things in that ambulance
and there are families that are able and willing to pay.
You see, you've had all that money in front of you all along, Jenny.
You're not seriously suggesting that I steal drugs, Sasha?
No...It's not stealing, it's borrowing.
Now when you get the compensation money, you can just...
you can just replace what you took.
You'd be helping people who need it.
I mean... this is ridiculous.
Even if I could do it,
I could never make ten thousand pounds that quickly.
This is insane, you're insane.
Thanks for the lift.
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Five hundred quid, in arrears.
-Where's Rosie? Rosie! -Jenny.
The electricity's not been paid for months.
-Of course it's been paid. -So what's this then? Eh?
Something Rosie knocked up in arts and crafts?
They've obviously made a mistake at the company,
I'll call them tomorrow.
No, no Call them now.
I don't want to call them now, Chris, I'm tired.
Fine. Fine, I'll call them.
No, you won't.
We agreed the bills are my department,
I'll do it in the morning,
you won't pass the security check anyway.
Yeah, I know. I couldn't get into our bank accounts either.
Why are you making such a big deal out of it?
You don't think disconnection is a big deal?
We're not gonna get disconnected, Chris.
-Stop being such a baby. -Why are you fighting?
We're not fighting, P.
Your dad's just having a really stressful day.
Where are you going?
-To walk the dog. -Are we getting a dog?
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Jenny?
Jenny!
Oh my god!
Jenny! Rosie?
-It's okay. -What is it?
Don't move her. Move out the way.
Jen?
Jen, help her!
Jen you're a paramedic. Help her!
It's okay, it's okay Rosie, Dad's here.
Yes. Ambulance.
Are you feeling dizzy?
Are you feeling Sick?
Where are my keys?
Here you are, Jack, I'll get the brace on her,
let me get the brace on her. Let me do it.
I've told you, she's my baby, she's my baby.
-Let me get to her, let me do it. -Jenny!
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No, Chris, don't look at that!
It's every mother's nightmare isn't it?
Something happening to her child.
NEXT TIME
Any other bombs you wanna drop?
Cause now would be the time.
Time is money, and this money is due.
If I can give these people something tomorrow morning,
then Chris never needs to know about the loan.
What are you doing here?
What if it was the rush that I was craving?
What if that was the actual addiction
and that's something that I've always known that I had?
What if I'm the thing that's broken?
I don't think you can fix that.