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00:30Oh, are those birds loud or is it just me?
00:40A bit delicate, are we?
00:41Oh, Paddy.
00:44If you could start a new life anywhere in the world, where would you go?
00:49Is it that bad?
00:53Somewhere like Costa Rica.
00:56In fact, if you pay for the flights, I'll pay for the sun cream.
01:00Lucky if I could afford Costa coffee at this moment in time.
01:15You reckon today?
01:17Er, no. Chas is going to cover.
01:19I said I wasn't feeling great.
01:21I know I didn't cover myself in glory.
01:27No. No, you just covered yourself in sick.
01:32Look, I am so sorry about yesterday.
01:36You know, about me smashing that bottle. I was out of order.
01:38Yeah, you were.
01:43But hey, I'm glad you've taken your finger off the self-destruct button now.
01:48I'm so sorry about what I said to you.
01:50I know you're just trying to see it from Sarah's side.
01:53Well, maybe I could have worded things a little bit better.
01:57No.
01:59That pity party was definitely all me.
02:03I'll make it up to you.
02:08Talking of making up...
02:09I know.
02:11I know I've got to go and see Sarah.
02:15Yeah, look.
02:16I know I said all the same things yesterday.
02:20And it all came out rubbish anyway.
02:23But...
02:23Don't give up on her.
02:26Yeah?
02:28Make things right.
02:29She needs her grand, despite what she said.
02:31I'll make you a cup of tea.
02:44I was just about to call you.
02:47So, where are we at with sorting the new management company?
02:50Well, Holhurst are interested.
02:52They're ready to take over within a month,
02:54if we agree to their percentage.
02:56How long?
02:57I need somebody dealing with our beloved Mr Scott, now.
03:01He's already four months behind.
03:04I want my money, and then I'll want him evicted.
03:07Leave it to me.
03:09You sure?
03:10Yeah.
03:11Yeah, well, he's already breached his contract,
03:13so remind him he's got four weeks' notice.
03:15OK.
03:16I've left my cash at home.
03:17I'll pay you back.
03:18Sort Mr Scott, and I'll turn that into champagne.
03:21Deal.
03:22Lydia!
03:23Thank goodness you're back.
03:24I am getting really sick and tired of dusting.
03:28As if you've ever touched a duster.
03:30When did you get back?
03:32Late last night.
03:34And how's your mum?
03:35I've been worried.
03:36Oh, well, she's back to bossing me about
03:38and giving me the running commentary of every last twinge.
03:41I'll be to-ing and fro-ing a bit,
03:43but, yeah, she's definitely on the mend.
03:45Well, that's good.
03:47Do you fancy another coffee?
03:49We can have a big old catch-up.
03:51Yeah, that'd be lovely, thanks.
03:53Good.
03:54And we can chat about whichever fella's got you grinning into your phone like a teenager.
04:00I know that smile.
04:02You're good.
04:03Very good.
04:04Well, when do you want to have it?
04:09Well, if I knew that!
04:10Shh!
04:11Oh!
04:12And you were the one that thought your dad was losing it.
04:14I can't even joke about that.
04:16Oh.
04:17You want some brekkie?
04:18Oh, not for me.
04:19I'm late for work as it is, but thanks anyway.
04:21Yeah, I'm going to treat myself to the cafe I've got a day off.
04:24Look, son, you don't need to avoid me.
04:27I know that yesterday showed that we're getting under each other's feet,
04:30making things a bit awkward.
04:31A bit more than just awkward, Dad.
04:34Well, what would you call it?
04:37Intimidating.
04:37There he goes again, blowing things up out of all proportion.
04:40It was just a bit of a dingo.
04:41Boys, can we please not do this again?
04:43Well, I might as well tell you, seeing as we are getting under each other's feet.
04:46That island trip.
04:48Well, I've decided I'm going this Friday.
04:51What?
04:51But we thought you wanted to fix your bike first.
04:53I'll finish it when I come back.
04:55Now who's avoiding someone?
04:57No, I can tell that Nash is not in a good place since his missus died,
05:00and that's the only reason why I'm going.
05:03Right.
05:03So how are you getting there?
05:05Well, I'm renting a little car and I'm going to go on the ferry.
05:09So can you run me to the car hire place in Hotton, please?
05:12Okay.
05:14Right, well, I'll get changed and we can head off.
05:23Maybe a bit of time apart is what you both need, yeah?
05:26Should he be on his own, though?
05:28He won't be, because him and his make them look after each other.
05:31Are you sure you're going to be okay today?
05:33Because I can cancel my appointments and come with you.
05:34Yeah, I'm fine.
05:36You go.
05:37You're late already.
05:38Ah, thank God you're here.
05:46I'm not late, am I?
05:47No, no, just busy.
05:49The Shearer's here at lunchtime,
05:51so can you sort out the holding pen and hose it down before he arrives?
05:54Sure.
05:55Right.
05:56Who's that?
05:58Oh, no idea.
06:00Hi.
06:05You must be Moira.
06:06Yep, my accent always gives me a way.
06:10And you are?
06:11Celia, I'm renting the farm across the way.
06:13Oh.
06:14Glad to see my reputation precedes me.
06:17Who are you?
06:18Uh, Robert.
06:19Sugden.
06:20They let you out.
06:22I've heard you.
06:23Sugdens are a tad rough around the edges.
06:26And you?
06:27Mackenzie.
06:28And this is the worst speed dating I've ever been to.
06:31Well, time is money, so you two.
06:34Off you pop.
06:34I need to speak to this one.
06:37Well, anything you need to see, you can see with them here.
06:41Your choice.
06:42The two fields next to mine.
06:44I'll rent them from you for £500 a month for both.
06:48I think we both know that they're worth a lot more than that.
06:51We do.
06:51But we also know that you are desperate for money to pay that fine of yours.
06:57Yeah?
06:58Yeah, you are right.
06:59I do need money.
07:01Just not yours, thanks.
07:04Your funeral.
07:05Which, considering the level of stress in your face, won't be that long.
07:14Cheerio.
07:35Paddy.
07:58Celia.
07:59Nice to see you.
08:01What are you doing here?
08:03Nothing, just taking in the fresh air.
08:06I'm sorry, I'm still going.
08:12Right, well, on your way then.
08:15Don't want you trespassing.
08:18Erm, now, that's your land, and this is a public road.
08:33Finish. Sorry about that. They were gallant.
08:37When you've got to go, you've got to go.
08:40Who's that?
08:41You don't want to know.
08:42I do. She will give a new short shrift.
08:47Is that a sheep?
08:48You tell me, you're the vet.
08:52A sheep calling a fence.
08:54I called her back. She said it were her land.
08:56I'd sooner do it myself.
08:57You big scaredy-gut.
08:58Hey, I don't want to be late picking up my cow.
09:01Blame your bladder.
09:07Tommy K or brown?
09:09Any with me?
09:11What? On bacon?
09:12You went right in the head, kid.
09:14So people keep telling me.
09:16Here.
09:16Cheers.
09:17Yo.
09:21So, the weed.
09:23Yeah, what about it?
09:24Just you said you had a batch that was nearly ready for harvesting.
09:29I've got a plan to sell it all in bulk.
09:32Yeah, but I only want to sell my products for medicinal use.
09:35Yeah, I understand that, but you don't get to make all decisions anymore,
09:38because this is now a three-way operation, isn't it?
09:40Which I shouldn't have agreed to.
09:41Well, tough.
09:42Because if we're going to make any real money with this,
09:44we need to sell the weed.
09:45And a lot of it.
09:47Maury's farm needs saving.
09:48No.
09:49Stop with the emotional blackmail, mate.
09:51This is Lewis's gig, so, for the minute, it's his rules.
09:56End of.
09:58Cheers.
09:58Cheers.
10:03That poor nurse coming in when I'm snotting all over you.
10:06I'm sure they've seen worse.
10:09I'm sorry about your top.
10:10I know you like that one.
10:12This whole thing.
10:13It's great for soaking up tears.
10:19For what?
10:21Coming back.
10:24After yesterday, I thought I'd ruined everything.
10:26You're kidding, aren't you?
10:28I did all that by myself.
10:29I didn't need any help from you.
10:30I didn't mean any of it, you know.
10:35And I do need you in my life.
10:38Well, you've got me now.
10:40Always.
10:45You will get through this, you know.
10:48Will I?
10:49I mean, my condition's already taken so much from me, but the chance to have a baby just gave me hope.
11:00I'm sure it's something normal, like a future, you know.
11:03Can I ask you something?
11:11Anything, yeah.
11:15What's it like to be a mum?
11:17Oh, Sarah.
11:18Go on.
11:28Go on, girl.
11:30I want you on your flock.
11:32Go on.
11:33So, what does he do, then, this Eddie?
11:49Don't tell me.
11:50It's so much to do with horses.
11:52I may have met him at York races, but I'm not as predictable as you think.
11:57He's a cosmetic surgeon, no less.
11:59Oh, well, not be short of a bob or two, then.
12:01I don't think so.
12:03And so far, he's not let me pay for a thing.
12:07Has he got any family?
12:08Only a wife.
12:09And she passed away.
12:11Oh, no, I'm sorry.
12:13He's not really told me much.
12:16But then again, I haven't given him the unfiltered version of Will, either.
12:21He's just a very private man.
12:24There's nothing wrong with that.
12:26Some things take time.
12:28True.
12:31What do you think I should mention him to Dawn?
12:34Well, it's early days, yeah.
12:36If things are still going well, then you can worry about telling Dawn.
12:44Stay.
12:49Stay.
12:50Stay.
12:51Stay.
12:51Stay.
13:00Stay.
13:01Where?
13:03What?
13:04Where?
13:04Off.
13:07Sun.
13:08Sun.
13:09You all right?
13:09Oh, Amanda, Rose Dingle. My husband is Paddy Dingle.
13:26Mammy!
13:27What? Oh, my God, are you all right?
13:29Give the dog at you as well.
13:30No, no, no, no, don't worry. It's not my blood.
13:32Oh, Paddy's not...
13:33No, no, no, no, no.
13:34I need to see him.
13:34No, no, you can't. He's in theatre.
13:36What?
13:37His arm's a mess.
13:38I tried to stop it, but it took too long.
13:41It was...
13:41It was a really bad, Mammy.
13:43No.
13:51You've been gone a while.
13:53Yeah, I had a call to make.
13:55Is Lewis inside?
13:56Yeah, but don't put any pressure on him.
13:58If he doesn't want to do it, he doesn't want to do it.
14:00He knows he needs to sell it.
14:02And as an equal partner in this operation, I found a buyer.
14:05Doesn't want Lewis's gummies and stuff.
14:06He wants pure weed.
14:08And he's not going to go for it.
14:09Well, then make him go for it.
14:11This guy wants the lot and he's prepared to pay very good money for it.
14:14I don't want to knock him off, all right?
14:15We've just started getting along, all right?
14:17Can I remind you the only reason that we're here is to help Moira?
14:20OK, let me think on it.
14:25Think on what?
14:27Nothing.
14:29OK, well, there's definitely a batch ready to harvest.
14:33Cool.
14:34Well, why don't we get some food and we'll sort it this afternoon.
14:37OK, go.
14:38Go and shave your sheep.
14:41Live the harvest to us.
14:48We're so worried.
14:50Me too.
14:51Have they told you what they've done to you?
14:53With a blood transfusion?
14:55Yeah.
14:55Yeah.
14:56You also said they've managed to fit, um, they've put a little brain in there.
15:00Oh, silly beggar.
15:03I'm sorry my bladder was so weak.
15:06Don't be daft.
15:07It was my fault for helping that sheep.
15:10Thank you, Dad.
15:11I didn't do much.
15:14You saved my life.
15:16I can't thank you enough.
15:25Nice ham there, isn't it?
15:27Yeah.
15:28Well, next time, ask.
15:31You must be Kimberly.
15:33It's Kim.
15:36Job done.
15:38Yeah, yeah, all sorted.
15:39Did he try and resist the four weeks' notice?
15:43He's gone.
15:44Well, as in, gone, gone, vacated the property.
15:47Yeah, he didn't have much to take with him, but he's not really left the place in the best
15:51of states, so I have sorted a decorator, and I've notified him that he will not be receiving
15:55his deposit back, and his rent is in the account.
16:00Would you like a coffee?
16:02Yes, please.
16:04Well, I suppose I just need to say thank you.
16:07All part of the service.
16:09You're not going to get that?
16:13No, it's, uh, nobody important.
16:17Actually, uh, forget the coffee.
16:19There's something I need to do.
16:21I want to eat all that.
16:23Don't put any back.
16:24Don't know where you've been.
16:24She's all right, though.
16:30Don't get any ideas.
16:32Oh, my God.
16:32Not like that.
16:34You could do me a favour, though.
16:37You could, uh, keep an eye on her.
16:39If she does anything suspicious, let me know.
16:41Why?
16:43Knowledge is power.
16:50Have you had any dealings with this, Celia, before?
16:53Uh, yeah, once I'd introduced myself just to drum up a bit of business, but I'm just not
16:59the friendliest of people.
17:01We'll pop round and see what's what.
17:04But the mutt'll get put down, though, yeah?
17:06It's not the dog's fault.
17:08Bad owners make bad dogs.
17:10But somebody needs to have a word.
17:12Her dog attacked my son on her land.
17:15Yeah, Wells, deal with it, please.
17:19I'll be in touch.
17:20Thanks, Wells.
17:26So this Celia woman...
17:28What's that her gave you a mouthful on side at road?
17:31Don't, Dad.
17:32Don't worry any trouble.
17:33That's half your problem, lad.
17:35You never do.
17:36Don't you get sick of people walking all over you?
17:38What's that supposed to mean?
17:39Well, how many people do you let take advantage of you?
17:41You just roll over, day in, day out.
17:43No, don't.
17:44Don't mind me, Mandy.
17:45Off you go and be a dirty harlot on the world wide web.
17:48Here, I'll sleep with my wife.
17:50I won't say a word.
17:51Shut up.
17:52That's the last thing he wants to hear right now.
17:53You should have had slim doctors to sew on some balls and all
17:56because you haven't got me.
17:57He's a doormat.
17:58You shut up.
17:59You say sorry now.
18:01Why should I for saying what we're all thinking?
18:03I'm sick of us all walking round on eggshells
18:05in case he does summat stupid again.
18:08You.
18:11You get out.
18:12Now.
18:13Let's get out.
18:15You know, she asked me what it's like to be a mum.
18:25Oh, my heart was breaking for her, Mac.
18:28She'd make a much better mum than me, wouldn't she?
18:32Right.
18:33Charity.
18:35I don't know how many times I've said this.
18:38I'm going to say it again, though.
18:39You're an amazing mum.
18:42You're also an amazing gran.
18:48Well, what am I up to?
18:49No idea.
18:52But I do know that I need a pee.
18:56So I will see you later.
18:58I'm proud of you.
19:06What was that look for?
19:09Eh?
19:09All right.
19:13He's got a dealer who's interested in buying the whole batch.
19:16So he wants you to persuade me to sell it to them.
19:21How many times do I have to tell you it's for medicinal use?
19:23The other way's unethical.
19:24Well, your way's not exactly above board.
19:27Yeah, I know that.
19:27I'm not stupid.
19:28I know it's illegal.
19:30But if I start shifting in bulk to people who want to sell it to make profit
19:33or get off their heads for the weekend,
19:35then I become something that I'm trying not to be.
19:37I become part of the problem.
19:41Suppose.
19:41No, there's no suppose about it.
19:43I have customers who are relying on me.
19:46They have nowhere else to turn.
19:47I can't just walk away from them.
19:48Not now.
19:48All right, fine.
19:50Then we do things your way.
19:53Keep it simple.
19:54Keep it cool.
19:55I'll tell Mac it to no go.
19:58Thanks.
20:07Hi.
20:09Yeah, it's me.
20:10The deal's definitely on.
20:11Yep, tomorrow.
20:16Just make sure you bring the money.
20:31Sending packing.
20:32Aye.
20:33You have no right saying all that rubbish.
20:36You do know that, don't you?
20:38Was it rubbish?
20:40Yes.
20:41It's not what people think.
20:43No, it's not.
20:45He does this stupid, arrogant buffoon.
20:48Everyone thinks you're amazing.
20:51You know, you're strong and clever and...
20:53Mandy, you do us a massive favour.
20:55Just, just go back and tell Eve I'm all right.
20:58Oh, Jazz can do that.
20:59Yeah, but it'd be more coming from you.
21:00What?
21:01Yeah, because she knows that you've seen me.
21:03Oh, all right.
21:04Yeah, I'll go.
21:05I'll come back as soon as I can.
21:06Is there anything you need?
21:07No.
21:08You've been my strong little soldier today, haven't you?
21:13I'm so glad that dog didn't eat you.
21:15Yeah, don't wear them words that your dad said, one dear.
21:25Promise?
21:27Yeah, I promise.
21:28Yes.
21:29Yes.
21:29Yes.
21:30Come on.
22:00Come on.