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00:00I started basic training with this guy called Adam.
00:02Did he die in combat?
00:03It was Jack.
00:04He bullied him.
00:06To the point that he took his own life.
00:08I did nothing to stop it.
00:10I have some information that I need to disclose about an officer of yours.
00:14Famature births were caused by chemicals, but the land is still unsafe.
00:18If I wanted to pull out of the sale, would I get my deposit back?
00:22As long as the building work continues, then no.
00:25The group have decided that they need somebody else to speak from tomorrow night.
00:30I had this therapy, and I nearly had a drink, Stevie.
00:32Have you been drinking this entire time?
00:34I don't know what happened last night, but it's the first time I've had a drink in a very long
00:37time.
00:38A drink.
00:40Dylan, it's Stevie!
00:42I just want to know you're okay.
01:10are you okay?
01:14Oh, my God.
01:42Hello?
01:46Hello?
01:47Sorry, I'm not open for visitors yet.
01:49You'll have to come back in a few hours.
01:50No, I'm sorry. I'm not going anywhere until I've seen him. Sorry.
01:53Most of our residents are still sleeping.
01:55Well, you'll have to wake him up then, won't you?
02:01Who are you here to see?
02:02Brian Carroll.
02:05Brian?
02:07What relation is he to you?
02:09He's my father.
02:34Okay, let's get him on his side.
02:38Come on, come on.
02:40Okay.
02:41Yeah, he's self terminated.
02:44Can you check his glucose then?
02:45Let's load him at 20 milligrams per kilo of Keppra.
02:48These are head CT and neuro-ops every 15 minutes. Thank you.
02:51Nice.
02:52Dylan 2.0.
02:53Following in his footsteps, are you?
02:55I'm not following him.
02:57I'm running in the opposite direction.
03:00I can't remember the last time Brian had a visitor.
03:03He's just there.
03:19It's you.
03:23Is that it?
03:30It's been a few years.
03:33I don't know if you remember, but I once told you that because of you I would never be a
03:40father.
03:41Yeah?
03:43Well, I just came to tell you that I was right.
03:48Oh, it's you.
03:51Yes.
03:52And this is Dylan.
03:55Dylan's your son.
03:57My son.
03:59Dylan.
04:04No.
04:07Don't take it to heart.
04:09It's the Wernicke's encephalopathy.
04:11Yeah, no, I mean, I knew that the alcoholism were taken to toll, but I didn't know he was this
04:16sick.
04:16It's been a hard six months.
04:18We've seen a sharp decline in his cognitive function, memory, speech.
04:22We have tried calling you.
04:24No, Brian.
04:27We don't eat like that, do we?
04:32Are you okay to keep an eye on him?
04:33Yeah.
04:34Yeah.
04:40Jody, do you get the records from Diane's daughter?
04:42They were due to arrive yesterday.
04:44Oh, this is ridiculous.
04:46Look, we can plead our case all we want.
04:48But those phone records and letters prove Goldcliffe's culpable.
04:51Without them, our chances of winning drop considerably.
04:53So, without the evidence, Goldcliffe would probably keep holding it.
04:58Er, security alarm in the storeroom.
05:00It's been going off all week.
05:01Right, the lawyers need the evidence by eight o'clock.
05:04We are trying to find Dr Byron to get the code to switch it off.
05:07Trust me, they'll get the evidence.
05:16Cam is finding the code, yeah.
05:18Hiya.
05:19I'm dead.
05:19Sorry about all the noise.
05:21Right, Harper, okay.
05:22Your notes say that you've got pain in your abdomen, and Dr Masson wants me to take your
05:26abs.
05:30Are you deaf?
05:38I can.
05:39Lip reads.
05:41A little.
05:43Okay, erm, I will find a board, but for now, we can use this.
05:56How many weeks are you?
06:02How many weeks pregnant are you?
06:10Okay, I'm going to take your pulse.
06:19Your heart rate is fast.
06:20It's going fast, okay?
06:22Dr Masson might want to do a ultrasound, just to be safe.
06:27Okay.
06:28I'm going to request an interpreter.
06:30I'll be back, okay?
06:34Oh, is that today's post?
06:36Is anything for me?
06:39No.
06:40Okay.
06:46You're late in this morning.
06:56Jack.
06:58I thought you doctors were meant to be overworked.
07:00I appreciate your concern, but if you want to see me next time, just call ahead.
07:05I mean, you've got time on your hands these days, right?
07:08How is life on suspension?
07:13It was you.
07:14You made the complaint.
07:20I tried to strike someone like me.
07:24You better not miss.
07:30You know, in all the years I've known you, I have never once seen you like this.
07:37Like what?
07:40Scared.
07:54One versus dog.
07:56And the dog won.
07:57Well done.
07:57We'll get you an x-ray and check for foreign bodies.
08:00I'll never get between a puppy and a chew toy.
08:03Well, we'll likely have to give you some...
08:09Oh, test.
08:11Excuse me.
08:13Excuse me.
08:14You okay?
08:16Excuse me.
08:17You dropped this?
08:30Everything okay?
08:32I just thought I saw him.
08:33Who?
08:34Chris Banfield.
08:36It's okay.
08:37What's the name?
08:40Hey.
08:41Have you heard from Dylan?
08:42I've been calling.
08:43There's nothing.
08:44What if you thought Daddy might not want to speak to you?
08:45Or me?
08:46Or any of us?
08:48Let me know if you hear from him.
09:15You have a grandson called Matty.
09:21Can you hear me?
09:25It's like I'm making about as good a job as being a father as you did with me.
09:30What's she playing at?
09:37He's a doctor, Matty.
09:41Your grandson is a doctor, like me.
09:46I had a son.
09:50And a wife.
09:54Rashi.
09:57Well, I'm your son.
09:58I'm...
09:58I'm...
09:59I'm Dylan.
10:00She was my mother.
10:02No.
10:05Dylan was a small boy.
10:09Tiny thing.
10:13A runt.
10:17Do you think she'll come?
10:20Who?
10:22Rasheen.
10:26She hasn't been to see me for a very long time.
10:30Rasheen died quite a long time ago.
10:40I'm here.
10:43I'm Dylan.
10:45Yeah?
10:45I'm your son.
10:47I don't care about him.
10:52Did you ever?
10:53Did you ever care?
10:54I never loved...
10:56loved him.
11:01Look at me.
11:04Go on.
11:08Look at me.
11:14Go on.
11:15Look at me.
11:26Not Rasheen.
11:29Not Rasheen.
11:31My Rasheen.
11:50You okay?
11:51I caught what happened.
11:56I'm sorry.
11:57I didn't want to spring this on you, but no advance directive was made regarding Brian's
12:02care.
12:04His doctor has advised we issue a do not resuscitate order.
12:08Do you have a moment for us to talk you through?
12:11It's not up to me.
12:12He's got a wife.
12:15A second wife.
12:15Hazel.
12:16They divorced.
12:18You're his next of kin.
12:20The doctor and I just want to assure you this is what's best for Brian.
12:25To prevent any unnecessary suffering.
12:27Preserve his dignity.
12:32Should anything happen that requires us...
12:34Whatever he wants.
12:36The doctor.
12:36That's...
12:38That's the best one.
12:39That's fine.
12:40We should really talk more.
13:04Hey Dylan.
13:05It's me.
13:06Look, please just stop being stubborn and call me.
13:08Okay?
13:10Steve, are you okay?
13:12Yeah.
13:13It's just...
13:14Dylan.
13:14He's late for a shift.
13:15I mean, he's a great man.
13:16It's all right.
13:17I was well with a dad.
13:18What?
13:18No.
13:18No.
13:18No wisecrack about civilian punctuality?
13:21Hm.
13:21You been hit in the head?
13:22I'm not.
13:24Jack came to see me this morning.
13:26He is rattled.
13:28If this investigation proceeds as it should,
13:30I mean, he might be dishonorably discharged within a week.
13:34I'm good.
13:35I'm happy for you.
13:38Don't worry about Dylan.
13:39I'm sure it'll be nothing.
13:40I don't know.
13:41It's nothing.
13:42Look, I actually wanted to come speak to you.
13:44I spoke to the medical director.
13:47He's happy to lift all restrictions around you
13:49on the basis of good behavior.
13:52Okay.
13:53Okay?
13:54I actually thought you'd be pretty pleased about that.
13:56It's just the last couple of months.
13:58It's like everywhere I go,
14:01I just cause chaos.
14:03And I'm wondering if that's just...
14:05That's just me now.
14:06Come on, let's call it a fresh start.
14:09It'll be a new chapter for both of us.
14:11Yeah, a new chapter sounds good.
14:16Hey!
14:17You can't park here.
14:18Got someone in the back.
14:18Come help me.
14:20Okay, everyone, we can't park here.
14:24Do you want to lead this one?
14:26Yeah, sure.
14:27Okay.
14:28Have some easy, guys.
14:29Follow me.
14:34You should get back on the floor.
14:36Let them wait.
14:38Honestly, I took on a patient earlier.
14:41Before they were admitted,
14:42they were complaining of laceration.
14:44It was a paper cut.
14:47It's not even out yet.
14:48No, my bloody basket case.
14:50Well, he won't dare come back to the ED.
14:52This is a call for the operational duty manager.
14:55Please report to Hull BED.
14:56I'm going to finish a cup one of these days.
14:58Thanks, Jan.
14:59I needed that.
15:01Come here.
15:02Give me a hug.
15:03Oh, you're a good friend.
15:06Yeah.
15:10Are you okay?
15:11Yeah.
15:12Just, er...
15:13Just tired.
15:17Um, are you going to be going back home?
15:20I mean, to my house?
15:21No, no.
15:22I want to work.
15:24Well, if you change your mind, let me know.
15:26Hmph.
15:33All right.
15:33All right, boy.
15:34Care for me going in?
15:35Let's have a look at this.
15:37Good.
15:40Oh, well.
15:41Okay, do you have any...
15:43Do you force up there?
15:43Yeah.
15:51That's not at home.
15:52No.
15:52Er, we'll put a steeple gun.
15:54And...
15:56Here we go.
15:58Have some light.
16:01Right.
16:08Okay.
16:11Nice.
16:12Yeah.
16:14Good.
16:15Right, let's take a look at this ankle.
16:20Yeah, we've got no pedal pulse.
16:21Can you take the ankle?
16:22I'll do your counter traction?
16:23Yeah.
16:27Okay, on three.
16:28One, two, three.
16:30Good.
16:40Hiya, this is Matthew.
16:41Leave your name and number and I'll get back to you.
16:43All right?
16:44Matthew, it's me.
16:45It's Dylan.
16:47We need to talk, mate.
16:50I'm sorry.
16:51Because I know I've missed...
16:52I've missed all of your calls.
16:54I just...
16:57I...
16:57Things are going to change.
17:01Er...
17:03I'm not good at leaving voice messages and I'm no good at talking about Matty.
17:08I know.
17:09I just...
17:10I...
17:10I was my dad.
17:11I always thought that my dad was the reason that I couldn't do this.
17:15I couldn't...
17:15I couldn't do this.
17:16His father paid for you.
17:19But I was wrong.
17:21I was wrong.
17:22I'm not like him.
17:25I'm not Paul.
17:26Matty, I care about you.
17:33I'm sorry, but the interpreter isn't here yet.
17:37I can see that.
17:44Well, your pregnancy test is positive and there's no bleeding, which is good.
17:49Right.
17:50The transvaginal ultrasound results are back.
17:58What's...
17:59Wrong?
18:04I'm...
18:05I'm sorry, Berth.
18:07Your fetus...
18:09is growing outside the womb.
18:14It's called an ectopic pregnancy.
18:17It may be okay.
18:18Right.
18:20Ash, we need to wait for the interpreter.
18:21We can't tell her like this.
18:23I...
18:23I want to wait, but we can't.
18:24It's life-threatening if we delay surgery.
18:27Okay.
18:38The...
18:38The fetus...
18:40has become stuck.
18:42The baby...
18:43it won't develop.
18:45And your health could be at risk.
18:54Okay.
18:55Gynaecology.
18:56Okay.
18:57We'll take you to gynaecology for tests...
19:00and surgery.
19:03I'm sorry.
19:06Do you understand?
19:09Okay, can you arrange with surgery?
19:11And make sure someone's with her, please?
19:14Yeah.
19:22Hey.
19:23Hey.
19:24Guess what turned up in oncology?
19:26Yes.
19:48Sorry.
19:49You know, I really hate to be the one to tell you this, but your relocation...
19:54that needs some work.
19:55Yeah?
19:56Yeah.
19:57Yeah.
19:59Much more force.
20:06Oh, Greta.
20:07Can you take Miss O'Neil's office?
20:08I've just got to get these to the lawyers.
20:10Just not right now.
20:12I can do it.
20:15Um...
20:15Do you not bother?
20:16Are you sure?
20:18Uh...
20:19Right, okay.
20:19Um...
20:20The lawyers will be waiting right outside the main entrance, okay?
20:23Okay.
20:47Can I get her on a nap on two litres of oxygen?
20:49Call me in...
20:52Uh, call me in 15, please.
20:59Okay.
21:00I'm not...
21:01Shh!
21:01I'm not gonna leave a voice message.
21:03He's left a message, but it's hard to hear.
21:06Do this.
21:07I couldn't...
21:07I couldn't do this.
21:09This father thing for you.
21:11I'm not cruel.
21:13Mattie, I care about...
21:19Call him back.
21:20Uh...
21:20Just try calling him back.
21:21Yeah, yeah, yeah.
21:27Um...
21:27Dylan?
21:28Dylan?
21:32Yeah, you keep calling him.
21:33I'll message.
21:37Mattie.
21:39A patient is, um...
21:42Dylan, Keogh.
21:43Spine, neck and head injuries involved in an RTC.
21:48Three vehicles.
21:49More patients than coming.
21:51Okay, guys.
21:52Let's do what we do best.
21:54Triggering the trauma team response for Ash.
21:56Can you prep resource camp?
21:57Can you help him, please?
21:58Shiv, uh...
21:59Can you give Neuro a heads up?
22:01What do you need me to do?
22:03I need you to stand down, Mattie.
22:05I'm sorry, but you can't treat a relative.
22:06I'm sorry.
22:07I should have said something.
22:08No, no, no, no.
22:09Look, it's fine.
22:10Just let's not jump to any conclusions, okay?
22:13Conclusions on what?
22:18Dylan, um...
22:18Dylan's been drinking again recently.
22:20And I was going to tell you earlier, but...
22:23What if that's what caused the crash?
22:25Just keep this between the three of us for now, okay?
22:28Hey, Mattie.
22:31Just keep it all right there.
22:32We're good.
22:38Rita?
22:39Open up.
22:41Yeah, er, just give me a sec.
22:42I'll saw Miss O'Neill's ob's, all right?
22:44Okay.
22:44Can you just let me in, please?
22:56I just, I can't miss a dose, and I'm, erm...
22:59I've done it before, but I'm struggling to get a sight that I need,
23:01and this needle was just...
23:03You know you're not supposed to be doing that in your own, don't you?
23:07Do you wanna let me?
23:14Okay.
23:16Right.
23:18Okay, ready?
23:19Just take a deep breath.
23:21Yep.
23:21Okay.
23:23There we go.
23:30I'm not gonna get my hair back.
23:32You can't think like that.
23:41What if you do?
23:48No, Mattie, we've been over this.
23:50Come on, man.
23:50You can't treat a relative.
23:51No, I don't care.
23:52He's my dad.
23:53Now's not the time.
23:58This is Dylan Keogh, involved in RTC.
24:01Okay, guys, let's get him into recess one,
24:02nice and quickly, please.
24:07This isn't Dr Keogh.
24:08It's not him, where is he?
24:10Okay, we'd book him in as unknown mail for the time being,
24:12until we have further information for the police.
24:13Matty, recess one!
24:26You okay?
24:27Yeah, yeah, yeah.
24:29This is Ella Holmes.
24:31He's a driver of one in the vehicle,
24:33so she's got a blood trauma injury to her,
24:34a ventral labral fracture on her elbow as well, Jim.
24:37Okay, let's get Ella Holmes straight into recess two.
24:40Please, Dylan.
24:41Sorry, you've got a wipe.
24:41Sorry, wipe.
24:42Yeah, yeah.
24:44Look, we know you've been drinking.
24:46No, I haven't.
24:46I haven't been drinking today.
24:47Then who caused the crash?
24:50I don't know.
24:50Well, it wasn't me.
24:53Matty, into recess one, please.
24:57What?
24:58What laps?
24:59You need me to work.
25:00I need to work.
25:00No, I cannot risk that.
25:02Go and wait in cubicles.
25:03We're going to have to have a look at that.
25:11Okay, second IV line is in and blood's been taken.
25:14Okay, great.
25:16Right, we have bilateral error entry.
25:17Matty, can you confirm position?
25:25Yeah?
25:25There you go.
25:26We have entitled CO2.
25:27Okay, well done, everyone.
25:28Right, let's keep him booked in as unknown male.
25:3142362.
25:31Police can have identified.
25:32Matty, can you go through his possessions?
25:33See if you can find a name, anything.
25:36We'll continue through A to E.
25:38We'll get him upstairs for a full trauma scan.
25:44Sats are looking good.
25:51Dear Beth, happy birthday.
25:54I've always died.
25:56Did you get anything?
25:57Name?
25:57Anything?
25:58Er, no.
25:59Nothing identifiable.
26:00Whoa.
26:01Whoa.
26:01Oh, no.
26:02It's blood coming from his left ear.
26:04Right, let's get him to his CT.
26:05Okay.
26:06Yeah.
26:11Yeah, tachycardic and hypotensive.
26:14Heart rate is 106.
26:16Cap brief for two seconds.
26:21Yeah, okay.
26:23She's gonna need a reduction then to ortho and plastics ASAP.
26:26The paramedic said she was complaining of pain in her flank.
26:28Yeah, let's look for renal trauma.
26:30Can I get her log rolled, please?
26:34Okay.
26:34Ready, steady, roll.
26:36Oh.
26:40Yeah, okay.
26:41She's gonna do full body CT.
26:43Okay, back on three.
26:43One, two, three.
26:50What is it frostbite?
26:53Can we fast track her bloods, please?
26:56Why?
26:57Just a hunch.
27:00Quick as we can.
27:10Not a fine.
27:11Take that.
27:12Of course not.
27:13It's fine.
27:17Any discomfort in your neck?
27:20No.
27:21No.
27:22I'm so lucky.
27:23There's just this almighty crash, and I can't believe I'd just get out.
27:28I'd still make my way to the first driver, and I'd, um...
27:31They're thinking hypothermia, so I gave him my code, and...
27:34The police must have just...
27:36Because they would have had my ID, you know.
27:39How many people know that I fell off the wagon?
27:43Me, Marty and Stevie.
27:45Why didn't you come to me if you were struggling?
27:51Hey.
27:52Um, I think Dylan's telling the truth.
27:54Um, so Ella Holmes, the kid from the crash, I have her blood test results,
27:57and it shows signs of macrocytic anemia.
28:00That, along with her burns...
28:02Basically, I think she's inhaled nitrous oxide.
28:05She could have conceivably taken it behind the wheel,
28:08potentially causing the crashes.
28:11Wow.
28:12I'm getting onto my job, are you?
28:14Dylan.
28:14Dylan.
28:15Yeah, yeah.
28:15I'd like you to take a breathalyzer before you do.
28:19Power on.
28:20Just a moment, please.
28:24Um...
28:24Yeah, okay.
28:47Yeah, Clint Byron speaking.
28:55CT shows multiple focal contusions.
28:57It looks really tight.
28:58There's a collar.
29:00It's okay.
29:00Flynn's cleared me to work.
29:02After a fashion, anyway.
29:04CT shows multiple focal contusions
29:05and a complex face of skull fracture.
29:08There's a lack of grey-white differentiation
29:09and the fourth ventricle's compressed.
29:12Yeah, so, er...
29:13Can we get up to neuro and check those scans, please?
29:15Thanks, Rita.
29:16BP's rising, heart rate's dropping.
29:19So, let's start the neurocare bundle.
29:20Let's get him up to 30 degrees at the head, please.
29:22Can we hyperventilate?
29:23There's PCO2 down below four.
29:25Yeah.
29:25Yeah.
29:25Good.
29:26And let's have a bolus of hypotonic saline,
29:28when we can, please.
29:29Rita.
29:31And, er...
29:31Yep.
29:32Shall I check his pupils?
29:33Okay, he's going into cardiac arrest.
29:35On the chest, then, please.
29:46Is, er...
29:47Is Ella okay?
29:48This is Mrs Holmes, Ella's mum, driver of the second vehicle.
29:52Ella will be fine.
29:54She's in recess and all of her friends are being triaged.
29:56What...
29:57What happened?
29:58She's a good driver.
29:59Well, we think that she was taking laughing gas at the wheel.
30:01She lost control of the car and then she crashed into two other vehicles.
30:05My Ella does not take drugs.
30:08Okay.
30:08Well, the police found empty gas canisters in the footwell of her car
30:11and now all my trauma rooms are filled with crash victims.
30:16She wouldn't.
30:17I mean...
30:18She doesn't even drink.
30:24Okay.
30:25Um...
30:25Sorry.
30:26Er...
30:27I understand this is very difficult.
30:28Why don't you come with me to the relatives' room for now?
30:30Yeah.
30:34What was that about?
30:36A friend of mine, her name from RMP.
30:39Told me the investigation into Jack is being dropped.
30:44BSL interpreter stuck on the other side of Holby.
30:46Could have brought you in soon if we knew he could sign.
30:48Did the lawyers get the evidence?
30:50Yeah.
30:51Yeah.
30:51They got them.
30:52No problem.
30:53Also, just quick.
30:54Erm...
30:54I clocked on Harper's notes.
30:57She lives on the Wythinghill estate.
31:00Do you think these chemicals have something to do with all these complications?
31:03Surely we can't rule it out.
31:05I'll take it from here.
31:06Okay.
31:18Is that how you can involve them?
31:34No problem.
31:36No problem.
31:42Do you think these chemicals could have something to do with?
31:45I was just trying to leave.
31:46I wanted to say, I'm just trying to go on a mask.
31:48Because when I was going to file a mask on a mask.
33:01I don't think we're doing any good here.
33:03He's not achieved loss, has he, despite treating all of the reversible causes.
33:06So unless anybody disagrees, I think we should stop.
33:08Yeah, agreed.
33:09Okay, thanks, Reader.
33:10Don't step back for me.
33:11Come on, please, Johnny.
33:12Matty, he's in agonal rhythm.
33:14Yeah, I've done this before, okay?
33:15Yeah, you've seen the CT.
33:17Reader, another dose of adrenaline, please.
33:20Reader, adrenaline, now!
33:22Fill in.
33:24Yeah, one more dose.
33:26And that is it.
33:27Okay, Matty?
33:29Okay.
33:31Adrenaline going in.
33:35I don't know how that's happened.
33:36I'm really sorry.
33:37I just...
33:38I don't know what's going on.
33:42Nicole?
33:43The lawyers have just been on the phone.
33:46You didn't hand over the records.
33:48I'm so sorry.
33:50I lost myself.
33:52I was going to lose everything me life savings.
33:56I wish I could take it back, Johnny.
33:58I would do anything to take this, but I am so, so sorry.
34:19I've got Rusk.
34:20We've got Rusk.
34:28Okay, we've got one, two, yeah.
34:32Two blown pupils.
34:34Basically, the poor guy's died twice.
34:37Matty, the next time I say stop, we stop, all right?
34:40We still need Nuro to confirm.
34:42Right, so, Reader, can we get him to CT quickly,
34:44and the CT might reveal something different.
34:47Yeah?
34:49Mr Armitage, I'm back.
34:52I've been watching you guys at work.
34:54Superheroes, the lot of you.
34:56I don't know about that.
34:58Right, the anaesthetic should be working by now,
35:01so we'll just extract that foreign body out of your hand, shall we?
35:06Great.
35:07Okay, good to go?
35:12Nearly got it.
35:20What kind of a dog did you say you had?
35:23Tiny thing, a mutt, really.
35:26I'd love a dog.
35:28It's not really fair all the hours that I work here.
35:30I'd offer you mine, but she bites.
35:33Um, right, well, can you just wait here a minute for me?
35:36We're going to need to run some antibiotics,
35:37so I'll just be right back.
35:40Hazel, could you dress for me, please?
35:52Yes, I'm the clinical nurse manager from Holby ED,
35:58and, um, I've just extracted what looks like a child's tooth
36:02from a patient's hand.
36:06Are you still doing it?
36:08I thought you'd have gone to the meeting anyway.
36:11Why can't people just watch where they go in?
36:14Okay, what is going on with you?
36:17The lawyer's never got the records.
36:19What?
36:20Why?
36:20I put them in your hands.
36:21I saw them.
36:22You have them.
36:22Yeah, Nicole threw them away.
36:25What?
36:25Why would she do that?
36:26I don't know.
36:26I don't know, but I knew I shouldn't have left them with her.
36:28I should have trusted myself.
36:30Okay, okay, come in here.
36:32This isn't on you.
36:33Isn't it?
36:35Because I literally had one job to do today,
36:37and I couldn't even do that.
36:40For the first time in my life, right, Rita,
36:42I thought I was doing something good.
36:43Jodie, whatever happens at this meeting, it's not personal.
36:46We do this job because we want to help people.
36:49We want to make a difference, do something important.
36:53So why work the long hours for no cash if it's not personal?
36:58Okay.
36:59Go to the meeting.
37:01Doesn't matter that you don't have the records.
37:02Just say exactly what you just said to me and make it personal.
37:04No, trust me, what I have to say will make no difference.
37:07And what if it does?
37:08Because if you saw yourself the way I see,
37:10you'd already be at that meeting.
37:12What are you doing here, Jodie?
37:13Because you can do this.
37:15You can change their minds with your words.
37:17You can!
37:18Okay?
37:19Go on.
37:19I'll cover for you.
37:20Hey.
37:21Hey.
37:26Gemma.
37:28Take Beth up to the children's place, will you?
37:34Seth?
37:35We've had a chance to talk to the neurosurgeons.
37:40I'm afraid your husband has suffered a very significant brain injury.
37:45You're talking like he's died?
37:48What we're going to do now is we're going to send him for something called neuroprognostication,
37:52which is another word for brain stem testing.
37:55I'm very sorry.
37:56It does mean it's very unlikely he's going to wake up after we've finished the medication
38:01and the anaesthetic.
38:02But he could be okay.
38:04He could wake up.
38:07He could wake up.
38:09I'm really sorry.
38:10Honestly, I...
38:12I don't understand.
38:17His heart is beating.
38:20He's breathing.
38:21The machines at the moment are keeping him breathing, but, um...
38:25Yeah, I think he probably has time to let close family know that they need to get here as soon
38:31as they can.
38:53Oh, um...
38:54If you're here for the planning meeting, you're about ten minutes too late.
38:58My name is Jodie White.
38:59I'm here from whole BED.
39:00I was, um...
39:01I was due to some evidence to the lawyers on behalf of the residents.
39:03No, we can't be seen talking.
39:05Deliberations are still underway.
39:07Goldclave knew about the chemicals on the land.
39:08They have done for years.
39:10And what happened to the evidence?
39:12Well, I don't have it, but...
39:14But I have seen the damage that Goldclave has done over these past few months.
39:17Well, we have already heard from eligible speakers.
39:19Can you just listen to me, please?
39:21This year, Hobby Hospital has treated 856 patients for respiratory distress,
39:2636 premature births, and one death of a premature baby.
39:29All linked to the land that the Wyvern Hill estate was built on.
39:32There has been 22 cases of bowel cancer and 14 cases of breast cancer.
39:36I have held the hand of the mother whose baby died.
39:39And I have comforted a man dying of cancer just because he worked on that land.
39:45These are real patients.
39:46These are real people.
39:48And I am finished.
39:49And if you allow the expansion, more people are going to get sick and more people are going to die.
39:53Enough!
39:55Now, I have told you, you are too late.
40:01I might not be punctual, but I know what's right from wrong.
40:20It matches the description of an attempt to child abduction from the park.
40:24A little girl's six years old.
40:26She bit in to get away.
40:29Right, okay, security are going to be monitoring the exits.
40:32Let's just get through and get on with finding him.
40:34Oh, my God.
40:35Right, can you turn this off, can you?
40:36That's a turn turn today!
40:37Right, can you turn this off, can you turn this off, can you turn this off?
41:07Stop him!
41:09Stop him!
41:12Don't spy!
41:25Get off me!
41:27Get off!
41:29Don't move.
41:31You're under arrest.
41:46No talk.
41:48Jack did a hatchet job on me.
41:53He convinced the RNP that I am just a bitter ex-soldier with an axe to grind
41:57and they dropped the charges.
42:00So he's got nothing to answer for.
42:03I'm so sick of doing everything right
42:06and him getting away with it.
42:09Seriously, Flynn,
42:10whatever it is you're thinking about doing now,
42:13don't.
42:15New chapter, remember?
42:20Sorry, Stevie.
42:27Hey.
42:28Hey.
42:31It's too late.
42:37Laura.
42:38Are you OK?
42:38It's not Ruby, is it?
42:40We won, Jodie.
42:42What?
42:43The council denied Goldclave.
42:45They can't build on the land.
42:47Seriously?
42:48It's over.
42:50Thank you for not giving up.
42:52For not giving up on the case.
42:54Oh, Laura.
42:56For not giving up on me.
43:05I am so pleased for you.
43:07This is amazing news.
43:08This is amazing, isn't it?
43:09Sorry to interrupt.
43:11Can I get in?
43:12You did it!
43:14Oh, I am so proud of you!
43:17No, it's OK.
43:18It's OK.
43:18Right.
43:19Oh, shh, shh, shh, shh.
43:22The council returned their verdict
43:24on the future of the Wyvern Hill Estate tonight.
43:26Planning permission on the expansion
43:28has been revoked.
43:29Speaking to us just now,
43:30council chairman Hugo Jones said...
43:32At the end of the day,
43:33all that this is about
43:34is what's right
43:36and what's wrong.
43:38Hello?
43:39Jan?
43:41Hiya!
43:41Hiya!
43:42Hiya!
43:42Hiya!
43:42I am...
43:43I'm just needed out front.
43:45Jan.
43:47Come on.
43:48You're worrying me now.
43:50OK?
43:51If it's the spag ball,
43:52I promise I'll lay off the chillies.
43:54Don't be so daft.
43:55That was the best laugh I've had in ages,
43:56seeing all that steam
43:57coming out to Teddy's ears.
44:00Jan, look, stop.
44:02Just stop now, OK?
44:03This is weird, right?
44:05Just...
44:07Just be honest with me.
44:08If I've outstayed me welcome,
44:10then I'll...
44:11It's the opposite.
44:17It's the opposite.
44:20Jan?
44:22I don't know where it's come from
44:24and I don't want anything to change between us.
44:26I really don't.
44:27No.
44:29But you're on my mind all the time.
44:37And I know it's one-sided.
44:40I don't know what to say.
44:41I...
44:42It's a surprise.
44:43Yeah.
44:44Right, I'll stay out later tonight.
44:46I think I ought to take a step back.
44:48I want to give you some space.
44:50And the sofa is yours
44:52for as long as you need it.
44:54OK?
44:55Jan, don't...
45:06Oh, and for those of you that need to know, we do have a name now.
45:09It's, er...
45:09Seb Reynolds.
45:12Any more questions?
45:14No.
45:14Is there even a 1% survival rate?
45:17You saw the CT, Matty.
45:19Um...
45:20If there were, it would be an act of God.
45:23OK.
45:24So, um...
45:25Unless there's anything else, let's wrap up.
45:26Yeah.
45:27Very much.
45:29Matty.
45:29Matty.
45:30Matty.
45:31Why?
45:34Why would you continue dreaming?
45:39OK.
45:41You hate me all you like.
45:43Don't punish the patients.
45:47I'm sorry.
45:49I am sorry for everything.
45:52And, for what it's worth,
45:55I do think that Sarah was right.
45:57If I was even a shadow of my father,
46:00you were better off without me.
46:02But, that was then, this is now, and in here,
46:05we act and we think like doctors.
46:07Mm?
46:08Mm.
46:09Mm.
46:12That's the first time I've heard you say sorry.
46:17I don't hate you.
46:18Come on.
46:19I really don't.
46:20I mean, that could have been you on that bed,
46:22and the next time you drink, it might be.
46:24I think you need help.
46:26OK?
46:26Mandatory AA meetings every week, twice a week.
46:29Whatever it takes.
46:30Therapy, urine tests.
46:31I don't know.
46:31All of it, please.
46:32Whatever it takes, that's what I'll do.
46:44Is that right now?
46:46Whatever it takes,
47:05you can't see them.
47:10you don't know me obviously you don't know me i served
47:16most importantly i know who jack bard is
47:21there's an investigation going on into his conduct okay and some difficult questions are
47:28about to be asked if you think you might know why that is then you're going to speak up
47:38time to call it a night won't you all a presentation tomorrow shall we
47:50yeah sure why not last orders
48:01there he is you were never like this back in the day flynn
48:05used to know your place just like adam
48:10so you do remember oh yeah the lad was useless
48:14he did us a favor my army's stronger without him in it
48:25i warned you not to miss
48:27he did us
48:27he did us
48:27he did us
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