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08-08-2006, 15:21
Undercover cop, PC Will Fletcher (GARY LUCY) is stunned to overhear DCI Jack Meadows (SIMON ROUSE) arguing with Superintendent John Heaton (DANIEL FLYNN) about using an inexperienced officer in an under-cover operation after Will’s fight with racist thug and member of the RDA, Nick Lawson (HARRY CAPEHORN), who has discovered he has infiltrated their organisation. John tells a concerned Will that Nick is recovering at St Hugh’s and can be held for thirty-six hours before getting a solicitor, meaning Will can continue to work without his cover being blown. After searching Nick’s flat, DC Mickey Webb (Chris Simmons) is staggered to discover the RDA are building a bomb. Euan Thomas (DANNY NUTT) bumps into Will at PC Dan Casper’s (CHRIS JARVIS) inter-services boxing match and tells him that RDA ring-leader, Robert Barrie (JAMES HILLIER), wants to see him, now.
Meanwhile, PC Yvonne Hemmingway (MICHELE AUSTIN) is paired with PC Emma Keane (MELANIE GUTTERIDGE). They are called to the community centre where the RDA are putting on a gig. Will arrives to see Barrie and they are set upon by a group of Asian men, unaware of his undercover role. Emma is horrified to witness Will about to punch one of them in the face. Maybe Emma’s boyfriend, Matt Hinckley (MARK DEXTER), was right – does she know Will as well as she thought?
Barrie explains to Will that their plan to plant a bomb at the NSAB headquarters, so that Muslim terrorists are blamed, is going ahead today. He takes Will’s mobile from him for ‘security reasons’ and when Barrie looks through the messages from Mickey it isn’t long before his cover is blown. Barrie ties and gags Will and leaves with Euan who has willingly decided he will be the one to plant the bomb. The race is on when a concerned Mickey finds Will who rushes to the NSAB in an attempt to talk Euan into not planting the bomb. Will finds Euan who says the bomb is armed and there are only a few minutes until it detonates. Will admits he has been working undercover and tries to persuade an angry Euan to leave the building with him. But as the timer rapidly counts down, Will and Euan realise it’s too late…
Also, CPS Officer, Matt Hinckley (MARK DEXTER) apologises to Emma after reacting like a child when she turned down his proposal. He then tells her that his previous fiancé didn’t leave him, she died, which is why he reacted so strongly the night before. Emma reminds him that she is not going anywhere and says if the offer is still on, she would love to marry him.
Following a call from a frantic Tom Walker (LES DENNIS) reporting his father George Walker’s disappearance, Detective Sergeant’s Sam Nixon (LISA MAXWELL) and Phil Hunter (SCOTT MASLEN) are horrified to discover the 75-year-old’s body in his basement freezer. They interview Tom and realise it wasn’t an accident when he says that his father’s carriage clock and some of his late mother’s jewellery has gone missing. Sam and Phil leave to question George’s cleaner, Maria Clyne (KATY CAVANAGH), who admits that George was very kind to her and gave her the clock and jewellery as gifts.
DC Zain Nadir (TJ RAMINI) is also assigned to the case and searches George’s house for clues. When an intrigued Zain discovers some Viagra-like pills and a will – leaving his worldly goods to his cleaner - things take an unexpected turn. It’s a case of whodunit when Tom owns up to arguing with his father about his past love affairs and Maria confesses to doing more than just dusting the furniture!
Elsewhere, PC Lewis Hardy (AML AMEEN) manages to talk himself into taking a collection for PC Will Fletcher (GARY LUCY) who is recovering from being caught up in a recent bomb blast.
Meanwhile, PCs Dan Casper (CHRIS JARVIS) and Lewis Hardy are forced to arrest Kemi (MEDINA AJIKAWO) - a Togolese worker, who only speaks Yoruba, and is reported to have been stealing from employees’ lockers. DC Terry Perkins (BRUCE BYRON) calls in a translator who assists during the interview. However when Terry smells a rat, the interpreter is swapped for another – was it just a case of lost in translation?
Holly Perkins (FLORENCE BELL) visits her father, Terry, at the station, who is pleased when she tells him she is not seeing Lewis anymore. Lewis soon approaches and when Holly leaves, Terry quietly warns Lewis off Holly again. Later, Holly tells a guilty Lewis that he can stay the night and he reluctantly gives in when she asks him if he is scared of her father. They share a passionate kiss and end up back in bed together.
Meanwhile, PC Yvonne Hemmingway (MICHELE AUSTIN) is paired with PC Emma Keane (MELANIE GUTTERIDGE). They are called to the community centre where the RDA are putting on a gig. Will arrives to see Barrie and they are set upon by a group of Asian men, unaware of his undercover role. Emma is horrified to witness Will about to punch one of them in the face. Maybe Emma’s boyfriend, Matt Hinckley (MARK DEXTER), was right – does she know Will as well as she thought?
Barrie explains to Will that their plan to plant a bomb at the NSAB headquarters, so that Muslim terrorists are blamed, is going ahead today. He takes Will’s mobile from him for ‘security reasons’ and when Barrie looks through the messages from Mickey it isn’t long before his cover is blown. Barrie ties and gags Will and leaves with Euan who has willingly decided he will be the one to plant the bomb. The race is on when a concerned Mickey finds Will who rushes to the NSAB in an attempt to talk Euan into not planting the bomb. Will finds Euan who says the bomb is armed and there are only a few minutes until it detonates. Will admits he has been working undercover and tries to persuade an angry Euan to leave the building with him. But as the timer rapidly counts down, Will and Euan realise it’s too late…
Also, CPS Officer, Matt Hinckley (MARK DEXTER) apologises to Emma after reacting like a child when she turned down his proposal. He then tells her that his previous fiancé didn’t leave him, she died, which is why he reacted so strongly the night before. Emma reminds him that she is not going anywhere and says if the offer is still on, she would love to marry him.
Following a call from a frantic Tom Walker (LES DENNIS) reporting his father George Walker’s disappearance, Detective Sergeant’s Sam Nixon (LISA MAXWELL) and Phil Hunter (SCOTT MASLEN) are horrified to discover the 75-year-old’s body in his basement freezer. They interview Tom and realise it wasn’t an accident when he says that his father’s carriage clock and some of his late mother’s jewellery has gone missing. Sam and Phil leave to question George’s cleaner, Maria Clyne (KATY CAVANAGH), who admits that George was very kind to her and gave her the clock and jewellery as gifts.
DC Zain Nadir (TJ RAMINI) is also assigned to the case and searches George’s house for clues. When an intrigued Zain discovers some Viagra-like pills and a will – leaving his worldly goods to his cleaner - things take an unexpected turn. It’s a case of whodunit when Tom owns up to arguing with his father about his past love affairs and Maria confesses to doing more than just dusting the furniture!
Elsewhere, PC Lewis Hardy (AML AMEEN) manages to talk himself into taking a collection for PC Will Fletcher (GARY LUCY) who is recovering from being caught up in a recent bomb blast.
Meanwhile, PCs Dan Casper (CHRIS JARVIS) and Lewis Hardy are forced to arrest Kemi (MEDINA AJIKAWO) - a Togolese worker, who only speaks Yoruba, and is reported to have been stealing from employees’ lockers. DC Terry Perkins (BRUCE BYRON) calls in a translator who assists during the interview. However when Terry smells a rat, the interpreter is swapped for another – was it just a case of lost in translation?
Holly Perkins (FLORENCE BELL) visits her father, Terry, at the station, who is pleased when she tells him she is not seeing Lewis anymore. Lewis soon approaches and when Holly leaves, Terry quietly warns Lewis off Holly again. Later, Holly tells a guilty Lewis that he can stay the night and he reluctantly gives in when she asks him if he is scared of her father. They share a passionate kiss and end up back in bed together.