Coronation Street 7th October 2024-n
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00:00MUSIC PLAYS
00:23I'd better get back. I left shoes matching feet to shoes.
00:27Heard from Bella? No.
00:29Do you think I should go round? I'm not in work till tonight.
00:32Well, it's a bit early to be going back to work, isn't it?
00:35You have.
00:39You think I'm incapable of driving myself to court too comfortably, Ben?
00:43I'm saying, if we get a count...
00:45No, you think I've always been divisive, don't you?
00:47No! It's a hearing, not a sentence.
00:49And will you stop picking fights?
00:51Here we go. Bacon, barm, red sauce.
00:53It's all right.
00:54You might sentence today, you know,
00:56if you plead guilty and probation get a pre-sentencing report done.
01:00Well, cos you are, aren't you, pleading guilty?
01:02I'll show remorse. Yeah.
01:04Whether I feel it or not.
01:06Oh. OK. I thought you did feel bad about it,
01:09but if you have no regrets about your actions...
01:11Well, I don't really have regrets, so...
01:15OK? Good luck.
01:18She's only trying to help.
01:20Like you were, saying I couldn't drive myself to court.
01:22I'm saying, if we get a cab, it'll be less stressful.
01:25Parking in town's a nightmare, isn't it?
01:27So, do you want to rush in there late, full of robbers,
01:29or whatever the rain is going on?
01:31Carla, I'm so glad you're here,
01:32cos I was just wondering if I could get an early dart tonight,
01:35cos it's mine and Tim's anniversary
01:37and we've got a hot date at the bistro.
01:39Hang on, you want time off work
01:40so you can prepare for triple fried chips.
01:43If I am getting a cab, then you need to get one.
01:46Yeah.
01:47Er, I've got a meeting in town.
01:49Well, Sarah's not here, so...
01:51I know.
01:52So, what you can do is really focus on
01:54making the factory run smoothly for me.
01:56That'd be good.
01:57Rather than just deciding what lip are you wearing tonight.
02:00OK?
02:01Congratulations on the anniversary.
02:03Thanks.
02:04Hey, does that mean I'm acting manager?
02:09Why don't you let me come with you today?
02:11No, come on, we've talked about this, haven't we?
02:13You keep an eye on Hope,
02:14make sure she's not stealing flipping dates again, eh?
02:18Tell the girls tonight
02:20so they're not worrying about what I'm doing.
02:22What we're doing.
02:25Look, today's our decision, right?
02:27And it's the right one.
02:28Yeah.
02:30Oh, honestly,
02:31I only just bought four pints of this the other day.
02:33Flaming guzzlers, the lot of them.
02:35We need our own cow.
02:36Are you all right?
02:37Uncle Ches, can I come hang out at the kebab shop with you?
02:39Er, what about school?
02:40I'm excluded, are I?
02:41No, no, no.
02:42Office at the garage with me all day, no arguments.
02:45Well, there will be arguments.
02:46Can I, Uncle Ches?
02:47I bought you all the chips.
02:48I'm sorry, Hope.
02:49No, listen to your dad.
02:50Mm-hmm.
02:51See you, Ches.
02:52Oh, love, have you got your games kit?
02:55Ruby?
02:58Chop-chop, Viz!
02:59I'm in charge today.
03:00I'm not in, I booked a day off.
03:03Did you?
03:04Yes.
03:05Do you need to see the email?
03:06No, I trust you.
03:08I hope you're doing something lovely.
03:10It's mine and Tim's anniversary today.
03:13Rosie and Sophie sent us the sweetest text message.
03:17Really? They remembered your anniversary?
03:19Well, after I've texted them to tell them,
03:22kids say who'd have them.
03:24Can I hang out at the factory?
03:25Er, ring me if you need to.
03:27Oi, oi, garage for you, come on.
03:31Is this girl's fridge of ours?
03:34Do you know, I've got no idea.
03:36It's gonna be a nightmare if she sells the house.
03:38I can't remember what were ours when I bought it
03:40or what were hers when she bought it back.
03:42Well, the freezer bit's on, Link.
03:45It's Gail's, then.
03:46Well, no, the fridge bit still works, though.
03:49Right, well, we'll have her.
03:50She can get a new one after she's paid for this Medivac flight.
03:54What, so Bethany's, er, safe to fly, is she?
03:57Well, touch wood, yeah.
03:59Spoke to Sarah.
04:01She said as long as she don't take a dip overnight,
04:03then, yeah, she's scheduled a flight tomorrow.
04:06Oh.
04:07And Gail's paying?
04:09Well, bridging loans come through, so, yeah.
04:12So she's committed to selling the house, then?
04:15No, that's exactly what I asked her.
04:17What did she say?
04:19She said,
04:20I'm committed to getting my granddaughter into Weatherfield General
04:23as fast as humanly possible, baby.
04:25That's helpful.
04:27Yeah.
04:28Think it'll be time for this legal advice, don't you?
04:34If you'd like to wait in here, Miss Tunnicliffe.
04:36Shepherd?
04:37Oh, sorry.
04:38From Shepherd and Tunnicliffe, right?
04:40Yes.
04:41Sarah said 10am?
04:43Yeah.
04:44Well, it, um, it might not be her.
04:48It might be somebody from our senior management team.
04:52Because, in fact, I know how important this contract is to this company.
04:57And Sarah and Carla, they just don't stop talking about it.
05:01Would you like a coffee?
05:03Do you do decaf?
05:04We do everything.
05:06Decaf with almond, please.
05:08Almond.
05:09Lovely.
05:10Coming up.
05:15Come on, Carla.
05:16Come on, now.
05:19Betsy, tell Izzy, coffee, Carla's office, ASAP, decaf milk.
05:24Decaf milk?
05:25Actually, you do it.
05:27Carla, you need to get back here and fast.
05:30Because Tanya Tunnicliffe, no, Shepherd,
05:33from Shepherd and Tunnicliffe is sat in your office.
05:36Carla's not going to have her phone on in court, is she?
05:39In court?
05:40Carla's not in court.
05:43Do you know something that we don't?
05:45No.
05:46She said she was going to a meeting.
05:48Yeah.
05:51Betsy, if you know something,
05:53you need to tell me because I'm acting manager and I'm your boss.
05:57Is Carla in court?
05:59Yeah.
06:00ABH hit that lad with a car door.
06:03Was Carla in the precinct?
06:05My mum says she'll get off the, well, court order or something.
06:08That's if she pleads guilty.
06:10Um, ABH?
06:13As in actual bodily harm?
06:16No.
06:17Well, yes, but...
06:20I'm going to call her now.
06:22Forget the coffee. Tell Sarah the deal is off.
06:25Well, she'll be coming here soon.
06:28Not Sarah, it'll be Carla because Sarah's gone to Turkey.
06:32Oh, don't tell her I said anything.
06:36Oh, you're still here. I thought you were starting your college course.
06:40No, he's just going.
06:41Yeah, yeah, well, I'm just doing half a day today,
06:43just one-to-one with the tutors to catch up on what I've missed
06:46cos I'm joining late.
06:47You've got your lunchbox and your pencil case.
06:50Who the hell else would I keep my drugs in me weapon?
06:52Hmm.
06:53Guys, I'm messing.
06:54Yeah, I know you're messing and it's not funny, all right?
06:57I started it and I can see you're nervous. I'm sorry.
07:00You're going to smash this kid.
07:02And remember, it's your passport out.
07:08Right, well, I'd better go.
07:09Right. I'll see you later, yeah?
07:11Yeah.
07:12He's signed up and he's going.
07:15So I was right to persuade you that we should back out?
07:19Maybe steps. Maybe.
07:23I mean, we just found it while we were tidying the flat.
07:26Is it Paul's will?
07:28No, we're already putting out more wills
07:31and leaving everything to each other if one of us...
07:34No, this is something else.
07:37How come you haven't opened it?
07:39Well, it says not to be opened until everyone is together.
07:43One of Paul's carers must have written it for him.
07:46Do you want me to tell Gemma and Bernie about that?
07:49Yeah, yeah, that'd be great.
07:51Always.
07:53How are you two doing?
07:55Eh, you know.
08:03You all right?
08:04Finally. Can we go home now?
08:05Yeah. Unless you want your brief to explain
08:07what a medium-level community order is.
08:09Yeah, ha-ha. I'll order a cab.
08:11I can't believe I've got to pay that scumbag compensation.
08:13Well, it's better than doing time.
08:15I don't think we should be doing time.
08:17So much for remorse.
08:20What's it to you, mate?
08:22That was my lad she nearly killed.
08:24Excuse me, I didn't nearly kill anybody.
08:26In fact, your lad nearly killed someone, my mate.
08:28I bet it's contempt telling the court you're sorry just to get off.
08:31Well, I didn't get off, did I?
08:33Come on. All right.
08:36You need to get back here and fast.
08:38Tell me it's Tonnycliffe. No, no, Shepard.
08:40From Shepard and Tonnycliffe, you see.
08:42Carla won't have her phone on in court, will she?
08:44In court?
08:45Oh, perfect.
08:46A community order's not punishment.
08:49You should see what prison feels like.
08:51That's what you deserve. Pay for what you've done.
08:53You've been to prison yourself, have you? That makes sense.
08:55OK, I'm sure your briefs can call you. Come on.
08:57You're a total loser. You're a father like a son.
09:00Let's go.
09:11Can you read it?
09:13Yeah.
09:18If you're expecting a secret million quid,
09:20you're going to be disappointed.
09:22Right, that's me off, then.
09:28There's a little something for each of you
09:30and an instruction for you all.
09:34Bernie starts with you.
09:40Ma'am...
09:42..I want you to have...
09:45..his pup, dot, dot, dot.
09:47He probably wants a drumroll.
09:50Right, go on, then.
09:51No, no, no, no, don't, actually. It don't feel right.
09:55I want you to have...
09:57..me washing!
10:00Well, I'm glad they want a drumroll for that.
10:02Only kidding.
10:04Take all them VHS you bought me...
10:08..and have film nights with the kids.
10:11Show them all me faves.
10:14I'll remember you forever for it.
10:18Quads will love that.
10:21Gem.
10:24Hi, Gem.
10:27You're having me onesie.
10:30I've hid it under the bed
10:32from the clear out that old Billy's done by now.
10:35Go, go, go.
10:36Go, go, go!
10:41Summer...
10:43..I'm giving you my favourite mug.
10:46Which was his favourite?
10:47It means literally, it has favourite written on it.
10:50We both had one, but it was my mug.
10:52He broke it.
10:53Yeah, thinking about it endlessly.
10:56Be careful with it, Summer,
10:57cos you know how you broke yours.
11:00You broke yours.
11:03I'll treasure it now.
11:07It still smells of him.
11:12Right, the new kit on the block.
11:14I knew we should have waited for Kit to finish his shift.
11:17Yeah, well, it was you that insisted on opening it.
11:19Yeah, but I feel bad now.
11:21It's like we're ignoring Paul's wishes.
11:23He, er...
11:24He wants him to learn the let's get ready to rumble dance with Gemma.
11:29Really, he said that?
11:30Mm-hm.
11:34What about you, Bill? What's he want you to have?
11:38He wants me to have his love forever.
11:41Of course he does.
11:42Oh.
11:46And now, all of you,
11:49get out,
11:51do stuff,
11:53look after each other,
11:56mostly,
11:57have a ton of fun.
12:00Love, Paul.
12:02A ton of fun.
12:04That is so Paul.
12:07All right, son.
12:08We'll do our best.
12:15Green.
12:16Gov.
12:17The laptop we found in the abandoned car.
12:19Dilderian's laptop?
12:21Digital forensics have downloaded and categorised all the data.
12:24The files have just been sent to you.
12:26Can you comb through and log anything of interest?
12:29Got it, Gov.
12:30This is DSYH phone, leave a message after the tone.
12:33Yes, I'm listening.
12:38Dilderian's laptop.
12:40Digital forensics have downloaded and categorised all the data.
12:43The files have just been sent to you.
12:45Can you comb through and log anything of interest?
12:48Got it, Gov.
13:00Sarge, it's Kit, um, you might want to pop in the office when you get this message.
13:07Urgently.
13:25Betsy, my office now.
13:27In fact, I'll save you the steps. You're fired.
13:31You what? You can't do that.
13:33What for?
13:34You know very well what for.
13:36You do know you cost us an important contract, don't you?
13:39Not Sheppard and Tunnicliffe.
13:41I didn't mean to say anything.
13:42Oh yeah, you did though, didn't you?
13:44In fact, I think you wanted all the important clients to know.
13:47You might as well have just sent out a round robin.
13:49A what?
13:51Get out!
13:54Do you know what? I wouldn't want to work for a criminal anyway.
13:57A-H!
13:59Is that true about court?
14:01Oh, come on.
14:02Bet you've all been having a good gossip about it, haven't you?
14:05I thought I left you in charge, Sally.
14:07You've been too busy prepping your outfit for tonight with Tim.
14:10I resent that.
14:11You know what?
14:13All of you, go home.
14:15Go on, get out. Go on.
14:17Paid?
14:18Yes, paid, is he?
14:19And paying you to get gone.
14:20What does that say about you?
14:22It says free money.
14:24Well, actually, we've got a large delivery due,
14:27and as acting manager, I think I need to stay to get it audited.
14:30Do what you like, Sam.
14:36And did Adam charge you for this legal advice?
14:38Well, I said you'd sort him out a free pie.
14:41What does a free pie get us?
14:43Basically, Gail can do what she wants to the house.
14:47She can raffle it all off, brick by brick, tie his bidder if she wants.
14:50Right, so we've got to find somewhere else, then.
14:53It's the not being part of the conversation that's doing my head in, you know?
14:57Like she's unable to think of any other ways how to borrow the money.
15:01Or pay back the loan.
15:02Yeah, exactly.
15:04And if I get angry, I just look like I don't care about Bethany.
15:07Of course you care.
15:09And if I don't get angry, what do we do?
15:12We just sit in silence, then, and lose this house?
15:14Yeah, but we shouldn't have to, should we?
15:17I mean, you know, the amount of time that we've lived there,
15:19isn't this something to do with, like, squatters' rights or something?
15:22No, I don't think we count as squatters.
15:25Well, we must count as summat.
15:27Yeah, disposable, that's what.
15:30Anyhow, time's running out.
15:32I mean, Gail'll be showing people around our annex quicker than he can say so for surfing.
15:37All right, well, Bernie's going to be here in a bit,
15:39so I suppose I might as well start looking online, eh?
15:42No, we shouldn't have to. That's the point.
15:44It's just... it's all wrong.
15:47See you.
15:54Oh, good. Thanks for coming in.
15:57Oh, it's my favourite thing to do on my day off.
15:59So, go on, then. What's so urgent? You got me worried.
16:02We got the data from Joel, dear. It's locked up.
16:05You might want to sit down.
16:07Well, just tell me what you found.
16:09It's a text feed.
16:11Threatening messages from Joel.
16:14Threatening messages from Joel.
16:16To Lauren?
16:17To Betsy.
16:19To Betsy?
16:32Oh, my...
16:37Do you need a minute?
16:40No, I...
16:43Hang on, the date...
16:45Yeah, that was definitely after I'd interviewed him.
16:48I'd caught him out blaming her for the abortion drug.
16:52So you knew who he threatened, Betsy?
16:54No. No, she didn't tell me.
16:57Lisa, good.
16:59Can you stick around a bit?
17:01I've got a meeting with the chief inspector, but I want the word straight after.
17:09I had to report it to Costello.
17:11Obviously.
17:14Ta.
17:15Are you sure you don't want a sandwich or something?
17:18No, I'm fine.
17:19You get back to Hope.
17:21Has she said out?
17:22No. Kevin Abbey keep giving her little jobs to do.
17:25You know she's after getting paid?
17:26Cheeky madam.
17:28I thought school sent a load of work home to do.
17:30Well, they have. I keep telling her that.
17:32Is she going to want to be suspended every week at this rate?
17:35You go to her, get on her case before they give in and end up paying her.
17:40Are you sure you're OK?
17:42Yeah, honestly.
17:45I might go and have a lie down upstairs, though, before Ruby gets back.
17:48Yeah.
17:51Oh, you sad teller!
17:52She's totally blanking me.
17:54And I only asked her if anybody was talking about me at school.
17:57Are you OK?
17:58Yes, sweetheart.
18:00You know how you find out if people are talking about you at school?
18:02You don't get excluded.
18:04It was today, wasn't it?
18:07Was it?
18:09Yeah.
18:10Yes, love.
18:12We had the termination.
18:14Why didn't you tell us you were having it?
18:16We did.
18:17You didn't say when.
18:19You're right.
18:21Yeah, I'm just a bit tired, but thank you for asking.
18:25I'm going to go and have a bit of a lie down upstairs.
18:27I'll pop back a bit later, didn't you?
18:29Yes.
18:33Right, Ruby, I'm sure you've got some homework to do.
18:37And, Hope, why don't you do something? You've done nothing today.
18:40I did loads.
18:41Nothing that you was meant to do.
18:46Where did you get that?
18:48Kevin gave it me for making tea all day.
18:50I'm going to a shop.
18:52Dev's?
18:53Precinct.
18:54Because they sell you vapes there?
18:55No.
18:56You'd better not.
19:06You know, I was playing my brother this summer, how I did.
19:10I don't want anything big, like, say, um, I don't know...
19:15..Nick in a verse.
19:17I've already said I'm sorry, haven't I?
19:19Hmm.
19:20You know, I broke my dad's pint glass once.
19:23One he'd nicked from a dog and gone one can't even on the cop.
19:26He loved that gas, he did.
19:29I was putting it away one day, it fell out of the cupboard,
19:31smashed all over the kitchen floor.
19:34Do you know what I did, Betsy?
19:36I blamed my brother.
19:38He gave me two black eyes.
19:41So you're saying I deserve two black eyes?
19:45Go on, then.
19:46If I'm seen anywhere near you, it's going to be me that gets in trouble
19:49and not you.
19:51I was here first.
19:53Yeah, but you owe me.
19:56Has, er, DC Green filled you in on the findings?
20:00Dearing's laptop?
20:02Yes, Gov.
20:04I'd like you to step back from this assignment.
20:07Why?
20:08It's not the first time your daughter's name's been brought up in this case.
20:11And seeing the threats directed towards her...
20:13That just makes me all the more determined to get to the truth, sir.
20:16Exactly.
20:17More involved, less objective.
20:20It's going to affect your job.
20:22More involved, less objective.
20:24It's going to affect your judgement.
20:26Your decisions.
20:27I am professional, always.
20:29And you can take that professionalism onto your next job.
20:32Gov, I have invested a lot in this case.
20:35It's an order.
20:38Right from when Lauren Bolton disappeared,
20:40I have led this investigation.
20:42Nobody else is across it in as much detail as me.
20:44Come in, Kate. Gov.
20:46Or has the depth of knowledge or relationships in the community...
20:49I've asked DC Green to take over the Bolton case until we assign another DS.
20:53No.
20:55No, just give us two minutes here.
20:57We aren't done!
21:00And that's exactly what I'm talking about.
21:03Too invested, too involved.
21:05And a sharp fuse.
21:07Keep me updated.
21:20Still no sign of these supplies.
21:22No.
21:24Go on, Sal, I'll be up in the evening.
21:26No, I said I'd wait for the delivery and I will.
21:29Well, it might never come yet.
21:31Come on, you've proved your point, you've shown loving.
21:33No, I just wanted to say that...
21:36Well, if I'd known where you were this morning,
21:38I would have handled that client in a very different...
21:40Can we just move on, Sal?
21:42Yeah, of course we can.
21:43Besides, you've got Tintern to stay in, haven't you?
21:45Go on, I'll be fine.
21:47Well, I'll chase up the suppliers
21:49and see if they can just track the drivers.
21:51I can do that, Sal.
21:52You gave me more responsibility
21:54and I take that very seriously,
21:56especially while Sarah's going through what she's going through.
22:01I've created a monster.
22:18MUSIC PLAYS
22:27What ridiculous.
22:29Well, he never stopped jabbing power.
22:31He was about the same height as her.
22:33Was.
22:35Sorry.
22:37No, no, no, it's OK.
22:39You've got to get used to it.
22:42DOOR OPENS
22:45I'm not ignoring another request.
22:47Another?
22:50I was supposed to wait until we were all together to open the letter.
22:53You don't mind that we opened it, do you?
22:55No, no.
22:57But that's not why I won't learn the dance.
23:00See, I'm mad busy at work
23:02and it's sweet that Paul mentioned me,
23:04but this dancing thing, it's not going to happen.
23:07DOOR OPENS
23:12DOOR CLOSES
23:20DOOR OPENS
23:22You all right?
23:25Can we have pizza for tea?
23:27Pizza? You fancy pizza, Rupert?
23:31Rupert?
23:32Shouldn't want anything. I didn't say that, idiot.
23:34Hey! I don't see why she should get pizza.
23:36Oh, no arguments, OK?
23:38It's already been a difficult day.
23:40What's that? Me? What have I done?
23:42Stupid vaping and stupid playing arounding.
23:44Mum would have kept the baby if hope hadn't caused so much grief.
23:47What? You're a liar!
23:49It's her fault!
23:51Right, enough. Sit yourselves down.
23:53Listen to me. Sit down, please.
23:56Listen, this was mine and your mum's decision, OK?
24:00It had nothing to do with either of you or anything you'd done.
24:03I'd get rid of the baby if it might turn out like her.
24:05I hate you! Shh!
24:08We should be supporting your mum, OK?
24:11Just...just because we made this decision,
24:14that doesn't mean she won't be sad or poorly.
24:19So just stop all this for the sake of your mum, right?
24:22OK.
24:35You know why they put that bouncy tarmac stuff here?
24:38So you don't break your beer bottle when you drop it.
24:41Yeah?
24:42Should have done your dad's kitchen floor, innit?
24:45Might not have busted his lucky pint pot.
24:48Are you following me around?
24:50I'm having a bad enough time as it is
24:52without having to look at you, Betsy.
24:54I'm having worse. Nah. Yeah.
24:56I'm going to get dropped out of college for Sky Monday 1, so...
24:59Well, I got fired.
25:00Well, I'll have Sue whingeing.
25:02Oh, I sold my soul, Mason, to get you on this course.
25:05I'll have my mum banging on about how lucky I am
25:07Carla gave me the job in the first place.
25:10I'll have Yasmeen giving it. Why, Mason?
25:13Why?
25:15OK, you win.
25:18Don't make me feel any better, to be honest.
25:20Well, there's still time for my day to get worse, I suppose.
25:23That helps.
25:24How?
25:25Dunno. Get run over by a bus, never make it home.
25:28Actually, worse would not be getting run over by a bus,
25:31having to go home and face my mum.
25:34Well...
25:37..sounds like you're safer stopping here for a bit.
25:48Oh! Hi.
25:50I need to have a word with you about David.
25:54You're not using me to get to him?
25:56We need to get Bethany home.
25:58Well, nobody's arguing that.
26:00Most people have one asset that's large enough
26:03to raise tens of thousands of pounds quickly.
26:06Their house.
26:07And most people need a house to live in.
26:10But I'd have downsized at some point anyway.
26:13This has just sped things up.
26:15I just must have done you a favour.
26:17Oh, Shona, don't be ridiculous.
26:19Sorry.
26:20I just don't think it's fair that David's the bad guy.
26:23You know, he just doesn't want to move. None of us do.
26:26Do you think I'd be doing this if I could think of another way?
26:29But I'm scared for Bethany, I'm scared for Sarah,
26:32and now I'm scared I'm going to lose David as well.
26:37Er, I thought your boss said early afternoon.
26:40Sorry, traffic. Now we can do...
26:46DOOR OPENS
26:50Hope, I'll tell Dad.
26:52You start blabbing and I promise you, you're going to properly regret it.
26:55I'm not scared of you.
26:58Everything OK, girls?
27:00You all right? We thought we could all watch a film.
27:02Yeah, I'm just going to take the bins out for tomorrow. Won't be long.
27:05OK.
27:06Is she good?
27:08Let's hope she's wanting to make up for all that vape business, eh?
27:13Everything OK, Ruth?
27:15Fine. The film sounds good.
27:28Oh! Enough time for a few jars,
27:30but not enough to do what your dead brother wanted.
27:33I've been working.
27:35You all right, Gem?
27:36No, he's ignoring Paul's wishes.
27:39That's not fair.
27:40The dance?
27:41It's just not my thing, you know.
27:43I'm sure Paul wouldn't have wanted his last wishes to be pressure.
27:46Well, you knew him for two minutes.
27:48Don't you tell me what he would have wanted.
27:50He wouldn't want everybody arguing.
27:52And you can shut up and help.
27:54You have got no respect.
28:00Right, I shall see you tomorrow,
28:01and I'm very happy acting up until Sarah comes back.
28:03Sure you are.
28:10Please leave your message after the tone.
28:12Hi, Tanya, it's Carla Connor again.
28:15Just give us a little call back.
28:17Just want to clear up this misunderstanding we had today.
28:20All right, bye.
28:29Hello, Carla.
28:32Not so cocky now, eh?
28:35PHONE RINGS
28:39Hiya.
28:41Betsy?
28:47Have you finished already?
28:49Thought you'd still be in there.
28:51Obviously not.
28:53Look, I need to talk to you.
28:55Go on.
28:56No, at home.
28:57I'm busy.
28:58Having a crisp picnic at the park.
29:01Right, who with?
29:03I thought you wanted to talk to me.
29:06They've found Joel's laptop.
29:08Downloaded all the content.
29:10Yeah, they're threatening messages.
29:12Why didn't you say something to me?
29:14I wasn't scared of him.
29:15Well, you should have been.
29:16What if he'd have done something else to you?
29:18Well, lots of bad things happened to me.
29:20You just should have said something to me, that's all.
29:23You only care cos of your job.
29:25That's not true.
29:26Well, now you know anyway,
29:27so, er, I suppose you want a statement or something?
29:30Actually, no.
29:32I'm off the case.
29:34Why?
29:35Because they think that my judgement
29:37may be affected by the fact he threatened you.
29:39So it's my fault?
29:40I never said that.
29:42Well, at least you have a job, cos Carla fired me.
29:45What?
29:46What did you do now?
29:47Oh, thanks.
29:48Couldn't be cos Carla's a cow, could it?
29:53I said look what you did to my kid.
29:55Well, he's not a kid, is he?
29:56He's my kid!
29:58And you hurt him.
29:59Made him fear for his life.
30:00Well, actually, he...
30:01You made him fear for his life!
30:03OK, I'm sorry, I think the judge got it wrong, OK?
30:06And the fact that he's really all right, I am sorry.
30:09Sorry?
30:10Sorry like you were in court.
30:12Lying to soften him up.
30:14To cheat my son of justice.
30:19I am sorry, all right?
30:20You're not sorry enough!
30:22Hey, hey, take the back!
30:23You, side exit!
30:25Face the wall! Face the wall!
30:27Hands where I can see them!
30:29It's her you should be arresting!
30:30I'm arresting you on suspicion of threatening behaviour.
30:32You do not have to say anything, but it may harm your defence
30:34if you do not mention when questioned,
30:36something which you later learn in court.
30:37Anything you do say may be given in evidence.
30:39The door was open, I didn't break in.
30:40Yeah, save it for interview.
30:42Step out, please.
30:43Now, do I need to cuff you, or are you going to cooperate?
30:46I'm not a solicitor.
30:47I said stay there!
30:49Any trouble and I'll be adding resisted arrest to the charge sheet.
30:52I'm not resisting arrest.
30:53Then wait there in the cave, got it?
31:00Dear Swain, urgent back-up needed now.
31:03Underwill, Coronation Street.
31:05Any unit in the area, no sirens.
31:08Are you on your own?
31:09Shh!
31:23I need to get it made, my auntie's in there.
31:26Well, the last I knew, Carla was checking the delivery.
31:29The mood she was in, she probably called the police
31:31because there was a box missing.
31:42I need to book him in.
31:44Are you OK?
31:46What have you done?
31:47You'll need to give a statement to one of my colleagues, all right?
31:50Hey, did he say anything?
31:52No.
31:53I don't think he would have.
31:59Hey!
32:01Hey, darling!
32:04I can't really upset her in the rovers.
32:06I said, I said it was too soon to go back to work.
32:09You can't afford for me not to go!
32:12Kate, we'll manage, it's all right.
32:14Right, we'll send Asher home,
32:17and me and you will do the rest of the work.
32:19Right, we'll send Asher home,
32:22and me and you will do a tag team, yeah?
32:24You can distract the quads,
32:26and I'll portion this lot up for the freezer, eh?
32:29I'm sorry.
32:31Oh, don't apologise.
32:32Look, Dev offered me extra shifts if I need them.
32:34I'll text him, see how many he's got.
32:37Come on.
32:38Come on, Dev.
32:43Come up.
32:45Hang on, who was it?
32:46Someone you've been really horrible to,
32:48but still saw fit to save your life.
32:54Hiya.
32:55Hi.
32:57Is this a good time?
32:58Yeah, Ryan was just going to work.
33:00No, I'm not leaving you on your own.
33:02Well, I'm not on my own anymore, am I?
33:05All right, fine.
33:06Just text me if you need anything, all right?
33:09And in case she's too proud to say it,
33:11she's grateful for what you did today.
33:12Ryan.
33:13And she's sorry she cut you out before...
33:15If you don't go down those stairs now,
33:17I'm going to shove you down.
33:20Thinking you're not going to arrest her for that?
33:22Mm.
33:24Thought not.
33:30I was horrible.
33:32And I am grateful.
33:34So, I guess, sorry.
33:36And thank you.
33:38I'm not here looking for gratitude.
33:40Well, if it's Drasford Betts' job back,
33:42then the answer, of course, is yes.
33:44And she can have a pay rise.
33:45Isn't that rewarding bad behaviour?
33:47Well, it wasn't really bad behaviour.
33:48She was just, you know, clumsy.
33:50She's got a big gob.
33:52And after today, I wonder where she gets that from.
33:56It was really brave what you did.
33:59It was all talk.
34:01Yeah, but you didn't know that at the time, did you?
34:03I mean, I thought...
34:04I don't know what I thought he was capable of, but...
34:07Don't keep going over it and imagine it being worse, OK?
34:10It didn't happen.
34:12Don't torment yourself.
34:16OK.
34:17So, if you're not here for the gratitude or for Betts' job,
34:21you must be here for the wine.
34:23I was actually just checking you were OK,
34:25but there's wine on offer.
34:27Red all right? Yeah, red's fine.
34:29Thanks.
34:38I wouldn't have blamed you, you know,
34:40if you'd rang 999 and stopped outside.
34:43What, and followed protocol?
34:45Nah.
34:47Actually, truth be told,
34:48I'm hoping I don't get discipline for that.
34:52Sorry for shutting you out.
34:54Cheers.
34:56Sure you had your reasons?
34:58Yeah.
35:00Well, they're all a bit trivial, to be honest.
35:03You know, compared to what you've been through.
35:06I didn't want you to think I was pathetic.
35:09So, do you want to tell me?
35:11You know, we... You don't have to.
35:14Well, it's just Peter.
35:17You know, the divorce.
35:19Actually, the papers came through and I thought I'd be relieved,
35:22but they actually sent me on a pretty downward spiral.
35:25I'm sorry.
35:27Anyway, that's why I've been...
35:29..a difficult person.
35:32I actually really wound him up, you know, outside court, that broke.
35:36Carla, he followed you.
35:38He threatened you.
35:39You did deserve that, whatever you said to him.
35:43No, you can't blame yourself.
35:56Here he comes.
35:58Do you know how hard it was to get you on that course?
36:01I can't say thanks enough.
36:02No, the college rang and asked where you were.
36:05That's not going to solve anything.
36:08Mason!
36:12How long are you going to wait till you accept defeat, Stuart?
36:15That's what he's pushing for.
36:17To prove to himself he'll fail.
36:19Yeah, well, I'm not going to give up on him.
36:25I'm sorry it sent you spiralling.
36:27That's all right.
36:30I don't know why. I mean, I don't want to be with Peter any more.
36:33It's over. It's just...
36:35..we're together.
36:36A very long time, you know, if you count...
36:38..all the breaking up, all the getting back togethers.
36:41Sounds volatile.
36:42No, it wasn't volatile, it's just...
36:45..we were drawn back together a lot, you know?
36:50I guess that's why this feels kind of different,
36:52because it probably feels over.
36:55And I should feel liberated, but I don't.
36:57I just feel kind of sad and...
37:01..I don't know, like, what am I going to do?
37:03I'm washed up at nearly 50.
37:04No, you're not washed up.
37:06You can't be that nearly 50.
37:07I'm very nearly 50.
37:09Well, you wouldn't know.
37:11Flattery.
37:13Maybe I will join Kirk's sad singles club.
37:16You know?
37:18Get on the apps. Oh, gosh, can you imagine?
37:21High maintenance, annoying, nearly 50 divorcee seeks.
37:26Right, now you're just fishing.
37:28Oh, well, fair cop.
37:30Pun intended.
37:32Have you never seen anybody else since Becky?
37:35No.
37:37Well, not even casually, for some attention.
37:41No, I'd be hopeless at casual.
37:43I get too involved and I'm not going through.
37:47No, I'm not risking it.
37:49It's not worth it.
37:51You must miss...
37:53..I ain't being close to someone.
37:57No, I bet it's in the job.
37:59They're the two things I'm focused on.
38:02Not that either of them seem to want me at the moment, but...
38:06..no, I don't need complications.
38:08Mm.
38:09It's funny, with Peter, sometimes I used to crave complications.
38:13That risky side of me, you know, I used to want to...
38:16I don't know.
38:18Go to a casino, take loads of shots and just see what happens.
38:23I'm a police officer, I know what happens.
38:26It's just a fantasy.
38:28Usually, after I've had too many of these,
38:31it's either that or after I've been to his dad's house too many times
38:35and we've been talking about hernias and tofu recipes.
38:40Tofu.
38:41What?
38:42It's tofu.
38:44Toffin.
38:46Anyway...
38:48..I should do that more because...
38:51..remembering that stuff might make me feel not so bereft.
38:58Right, hernias and tofu.
39:00An antidote to bereft.
39:02Right, I'll give it a go.
39:04Hernias and tofu and wine.
39:08Quite the combo.
39:09Quite a combo.
39:11Cheers.
39:16David's or Nick's?
39:17It's the colour of undercoat. Always Nick's.
39:20Yeah, well, he'll have to move it then,
39:22because if we do get Bethany home,
39:24we haven't got time to be clearing up after him.
39:27What do you mean, Nick?
39:30Oh, hi.
39:32You can hardly be surprised to see us. We live here.
39:35No, I'm not. It's just, erm...
39:37Well, we've all been a bit stressed, haven't we?
39:40Right, so can Bethany fly or not?
39:42Well, Sarah said her blood pressure dropped,
39:45but then it's stabilised, so they'll ring us in the morning
39:48to let us know if she can fly or not.
39:50Listen, I wanted to say sorry, you know,
39:53for causing so much stress about the house.
39:57Er...
39:59Did you say...?
40:00No, no, I've not spoken to him.
40:02I forgot what the most important thing in all of this is.
40:05It's Bethany, so...
40:07sorry.
40:08Oh, thank you.
40:10I mean, the last thing I want is to be arguing with you.
40:15Cup of tea?
40:16Yeah.
40:17Lovely.
40:22Maybe...
40:23in a bit.
40:25I'll call you in two minutes.
40:29What's made you come over all reasonable?
40:32This sensible little number isn't really yours, is it?
40:35Was it?
40:37No, I just figured me kicking off,
40:40it's not going to help Bethany in any of this, so that's all.
40:48I really thought that was it today, you know?
40:51I thought they were going to find me tomorrow morning
40:53and just everybody would remember what my last day on Earth was like.
40:58I was such a narc.
41:00Picking on Betsy, sending everybody home.
41:03Yeah, well, it all works out in the end, doesn't it?
41:07Weren't you scared?
41:09Clearly not.
41:13It's difficult, cos there's...
41:15there's a part of me that just...
41:17There's a part of me that just...
41:19Do you know what it sounds so wrong when I think about it?
41:22It's...
41:23Go on.
41:25After what happened to Becky, it's...
41:27Do you know what? I can't believe I'm actually going to say this.
41:30If Betsy heard me, honestly...
41:32I don't judge.
41:34But there's this part of me that just thinks,
41:37go on, then, do your worst.
41:41To what Becky went through and, you know,
41:44if it did happen to me, then...
41:48..it means I wouldn't have to work this hard anymore,
41:52just fight to get out of bed some days.
41:56I sound so melodramatic out loud.
42:01You want to be killed?
42:03No.
42:05No, no, not... See, it's...
42:07It sounds like that, but it's not as clearly thought out.
42:10It's... I'd never want Betsy to go through that.
42:14No, never.
42:17I guess it just crosses my mind sometimes.
42:21When it gets dangerous, it's...
42:24I think, well, if it did happen to me,
42:26then it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world, would it?
42:31Am I a bad person?
42:33I think you sound lonely.
42:37Sorry.
42:39No, I don't apologise.
42:41Actually, now I've realised that I've said it out loud,
42:44I need to knock those kinds of thoughts on the head.
42:47And get a grip.
42:50And actually get home.
42:53Ooh.
42:55You shouldn't have given me so much truth drug.
42:57I get very unprofessional.
42:59I think we're way past having to be professional, aren't we?
43:05Yeah.
43:06I missed our chats, you know, when you were...
43:09Being a ratbag.
43:10I was going to say protecting me in your own way,
43:13but that's because you're kinder than me.
43:15Come here.
43:19Oh.
43:20You asked me if I missed attention.
43:22Will you ever do?
43:23You know, Betsy's too cool to hug her mum now, so...
43:27You're good to me, Carla.
43:30Yeah.
43:35You mustn't put yourself in harm's way.
43:38Hmm?
43:39I won't.
43:43Just for Betsy's sake.
43:45Yeah.
43:51I need to go.
43:54Oh, Lisa, wait.
43:55Wait, wait.
43:57No.
44:13No.
44:14No.