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00:00Oh, my country, so fair and so wretched Oh, remembrance of joy and of woe
00:23Let's get this dodgy wheel fixed there Cora
00:28It's nearly there boys
00:58Of affliction
01:02And has shed visitors
01:06Of repentance
01:10So inspire us
01:12Jehovah with courage
01:18So that we may endure to the last
01:24May endure to the last
01:30May endure to the last
01:38May endure to the last
01:40Well, that was something
01:46Yeah?
01:48Oh, hello, am I speaking to Susan McIntyre
01:50Depends who's asking
01:52This is Graham Hynde. I'm an investigative journalist
01:54Investigative journalist, and I left a card and a note through your door.
01:56Didn't see it. Investigating what?
01:59Birth clusters. I think your son...
02:02I've discovered that your son might be part of a suspicious cluster of birth defects.
02:06Wait.
02:06I've been looking into what might have caused something.
02:08I already shouted about this. They found nothing.
02:10Yeah, but I've spoken to three mums in Corby,
02:12and I think something might have poisoned the water.
02:14Or electromagnetic radiation.
02:16I've got to go. Do it at the park. Good luck, Mr. Hound.
02:20Oh, shit.
02:24Right, come on, but we can't stay long.
02:26Unless your ice creams will melt.
02:29Wife wanted to know if you want to come round for lunch sometime.
02:32Or a drink.
02:34That's, um...
02:35That's kind of you.
02:37She was guessing you don't have much to do now your dad's gone.
02:43Right.
02:45Open the glove box.
02:48What?
02:49Glove box.
02:54Pat and the lads had a whip round in your dad's memory.
03:00We all liked Len.
03:02At the plant.
03:05I don't want this.
03:07It's a gift, does it?
03:08In his memory.
03:09Until next time.
03:11When it's not a gift from my father in his memory.
03:14Then Pat needs something.
03:15We were just trying to do something nice.
03:20Put it back, then.
03:21I am sorry about you, Dad.
03:28Don't you fucking do it.
03:37Welcome to the site of Corby's Wonderworld.
03:42Ted!
03:43Get ready to have your big-dipper-dipped.
03:47Why are you giving me a dress-out to people?
04:02I'm a number.
04:04You know what the yellow page is.
04:06Are you talking about that journalist fella?
04:08You know he came to me?
04:09Because you were blabbing at the bar.
04:11What's wrong with that?
04:13Three mothers.
04:14Your phone's three.
04:17Oi!
04:18Oi, no.
04:18No crystal on your dancing.
04:20Because if you spill them, it's me who has to sweep the floor clean.
04:22Patty!
04:23I weren't even looking, okay?
04:25One came into the bar.
04:27The other was at the baby sing-along that Raymond puked at.
04:29And the other's you.
04:32Connor's got enough shit going on.
04:34I've got enough shit.
04:35I can't get involved.
04:37So don't.
04:39But that is four of us, Susie, all with the same thing at the same time.
04:45Look, he just wants to talk, and you're good at talking, aren't you?
04:48Well, you're better than me.
04:49Anyway.
04:50Look over there staring at you.
04:54His name's Max.
04:56Is he thick?
04:59Don't know the half of it.
05:05Here are the rules.
05:11You don't get stale for it.
05:12And don't use my toothbrush.
05:13It's pink and nice.
05:15And I like it tasting on me.
05:18Jesus Christ, what you got in there?
05:20You like it?
05:21I'm not sure it won't give me a limp, but we'll give it a go.
05:23I know.
05:32Oh, shit, sorry.
05:34Keep that warm.
05:38Hey, what's wrong?
05:39It's my hand.
05:40Oh, baby.
05:44Okay.
05:45Does it hurt?
05:46Ow.
05:47Right.
05:47I'll go get you cream.
05:54Oh, very good.
06:00Fucking hell.
06:02Sorry.
06:02Right, let's get him back to bed.
06:10He's just a mate.
06:12Right, then we'll go.
06:13Then bed.
06:16Right.
06:18Oh, right.
06:20Might be infected.
06:22But it's probably just coming down after the op, you know?
06:25You know, the best thing you can do is sleep.
06:30And if it's not right by morning, go to the doctor's.
06:34Okay?
06:34Right.
06:34Oh, no, don't lift my mouth to see you nasty cream.
06:39You go to sleep, you need anything, you yell.
06:42Oh, no, I did it again.
06:44Oh, I forgot to close your door.
06:50Night, buddy.
06:54Is it yours?
06:55Uh, no, I found him at a supermarket and brought him home with me.
07:01What's with the, like, fucked up hand?
07:05Maybe you should go.
07:06Well, no, I wasn't.
07:07Me, me dad's got a dead arm.
07:09He got it crushed, the steel plant.
07:10Yeah?
07:12I've got a headache now, you know, so mutants come, mutants go.
07:16Go kill someone else with that cock of yours.
07:20Last chance.
07:22Last chance, really?
07:24Jesus.
07:26Yeah, fuck off.
07:26Still hot?
07:48Yeah.
07:49Hey, come here.
07:50You know, Nana, this is your fault.
07:59I'm not even sure it's mine, either.
08:04Someone else thinks it could be someone else's fault.
08:09Someone from the newspapers.
08:12Which is a bit...
08:13Which is a bit of a surprise, really.
08:17God knows your lonely souls.
08:34God knows your lonely souls.
08:38Yeah, yeah.
08:39I believe there's a time and a place
08:47To let your mind drift and get out of this place
08:53I believe there's a day and a place
08:58That we will go to
09:01And I know you want to share
09:04There's no secret to living
09:08There's no secret to living
09:10Just keep on walking
09:14There's no secret to dying
09:19There's no secret to dying
09:21Just keep on flying
09:24I'm gonna die in a place that don't know mine
09:32I believe there's a time when the
10:00call of life shall be cut my friends
10:05Oh shit.
10:10It just keeps going, it's like a bee.
10:13Or a, what are those bunnies from the advert?
10:15It's lovely to see.
10:17I think it's worth giving it another go.
10:19The thing is, this is being stirred up.
10:21They just keep getting infected and hurting them.
10:25Connor, can you come over here into the light?
10:28I'll give you a lolly if you come over here.
10:29Oh, now you've let yourself in for it.
10:32Two.
10:33Sorry?
10:34Two lollipops.
10:36I've only got one.
10:38Three.
10:39The kid can count, you can give him that.
10:43Three's my final offer.
10:47Good boy.
10:51You're a brave boy.
10:52This is where we can attempt the other skin graft.
10:56Just here, see?
10:58Then when we've done that, we'll probably be ready to take the next two ops and give him
11:01some grip.
11:01So that's at least another two ops.
11:04Susan, in my line of work, I frequently see those who are less lucky than they should be.
11:09Sometimes these unlucky people can't be helped.
11:11Connor can.
11:12Roy, Roy.
11:25We need to talk.
11:26I've got some fights.
11:26Not now.
11:27I'm concerned.
11:27You're always concerned about something.
11:31I had to go on a fucking litter pick the other day.
11:33I was there?
11:33Yeah, yeah.
11:34Because you wrote a column in my Labour newsletter that you were concerned about what was being
11:37thrown in my river.
11:39Pat Muller.
11:40Don't know what filth you had us standing in.
11:41Do you want to talk here or do you want to go inside?
11:43Because I've got stuff here I think you're going to want to see.
11:45Don't know why you got half of these from.
12:08I don't know why, but they were posted through my door.
12:10Right.
12:12These are serious breaches, Roy.
12:15These files show repeatedly that Pat Muller, that the tenders given to Pat Muller should
12:22never have been given.
12:24These are potential crimes.
12:25Crimes?
12:26Come on now.
12:28Contracts worth hundreds of thousands of pounds going into the wrong bidder.
12:31What else you want to call it?
12:33You're saying any of this is at my door?
12:35Come on, Roy.
12:36If I thought you were on the take, I wouldn't even be here.
12:39I know you're honest.
12:40But I do want to know, how far does this go?
12:50Leave it with me.
12:52Let me work out what's happened to you.
12:56Right.
13:07They're copies, by the way.
13:11Sorry?
13:12I made copies of all of them.
13:13They're not the originals.
13:16Just thought you wanted to know.
13:17I thought I was honest.
13:20I thought I was honest.
13:47don't get excited.
14:08Don't get excited.
14:13It doesn't feel right.
14:33I don't want to forget her.
14:36Be quiet.
14:52Are you doing okay?
14:53I want to go home.
14:56I know you do.
15:00Hey, do you know either way why in here?
15:02No.
15:03So, that's to make sure the place is clean.
15:06They mop it all, then they polish it,
15:09and then they make the nurses do roly-polies down the floor
15:15to check all the darts come off.
15:17And if they see one speck of it on them,
15:19they make them all do it again.
15:21That's why they're the cleanest places on earth.
15:23I can't do roly-polies.
15:26I can do about 15 in a row.
15:28I'm famous for it.
15:29I probably should have been a nurse.
15:32We're ready for you.
15:34Mom, I don't want to go.
15:36It'll be okay.
15:37You'll see.
15:38Okay.
15:39That'll be okay.
15:40Okay, Connor.
15:41Let's get this off.
15:42Think of those nurses doing roly-polies, eh?
15:52I'm going to hold a mask on your face.
15:59I want you to listen to when I tell you straight.
16:04I want to tell you there's a magical kingdom,
16:08and you're going to be very smart, eh?
16:10And he's coming down with a very smart face.
16:27Hey, is Tracey right?
16:30Yeah.
16:31Susan.
16:33I used to work with my old man before he left.
16:36And you farted beside me in a hospital bed once, when you were pregnant.
16:41Oh, yes.
16:43So how's the wee one?
16:45She didn't...
16:48She died.
16:51Oh, shit.
16:52Yeah.
16:54It's fine.
16:56There was a complication.
16:58She was born very ill.
17:00There was something wrong with her ear but nobody noticed except me and...
17:04She was deformed.
17:06What the fuck is wrong with you?
17:07No, I didn't mean that.
17:09So was mine.
17:10So was my kid.
17:12Here on his fourth operation, it's killing me.
17:17What's he called, your boy?
17:19Connor.
17:21What's your little girl called?
17:25You know, no one ever asked me that.
17:27Does she not have a name?
17:28Shelby.
17:29Shelby Ann.
17:30Oh, that's a good name, that.
17:32Sounds like a picture.
17:39She was so ill.
17:42There were complications with her heart, her lungs, her kidneys.
17:46Nothing had developed properly.
17:49I'm so sorry, love, that you lost her.
17:54I'm sorry it's tough with Connor.
17:57It's alright.
18:00I love him.
18:02And he loves me.
18:06That's alright.
18:12And now I'm pregnant again.
18:16You must be scared out of your wits.
18:17Hmm.
18:20And it's twins.
18:23They say there's even less of a chance of successfully carrying twins, so...
18:29But I think...
18:31I think...
18:32I think you're right.
18:33I think you'll be fine.
18:35It's meant.
18:36They're meant.
18:38You don't know that?
18:40No, but I've always been good at guessing.
18:41Uh...
18:55This is a journalist.
19:00Thinks our kids might have been born this way because of some sort of poison at the water or...
19:05Electrics, maybe?
19:08He's collecting names...
19:10Of mothers.
19:12I'm thinking I might call him.
19:14Maybe you'd like to speak to him too.
19:16I'd love to.
19:19Eh, it won't make a difference.
19:22But if they listen to us, it might.
19:24Anyway, I'll make it happen.
19:25Hello.
19:43Hello, is this Graham?
19:45Yeah, it's Ed.
19:47Yeah, it's Susan McIntyre.
19:49You called and put your card through my door.
19:51I wanted to write an article about my son.
19:52That's right, I'm calling you.
19:54Yeah.
19:56Can you tell me again...
20:00...whose fault this could be?
20:05Sam, come in.
20:07Hello, both.
20:09Sam.
20:12I've been investigating...
20:14...what you gave me.
20:15Good. I didn't expect nothing less.
20:17And there are things here we need to understand.
20:19We'd like to talk to whoever gave me these papers.
20:23I don't know who gave me these papers.
20:25They were posted through my door.
20:28You don't believe that?
20:31Roy, tell him.
20:32I might be irritating this hell, but I'm not a liar.
20:35These papers have come from the executive office.
20:38Well, there's a start, Mr. Marple.
20:40How many are in the executive office?
20:42And who the fuck is Mr. Marple?
20:44I think he's talking about Mrs. Marple.
20:45Miss Marple.
20:46He's making a joke.
20:47I love watching this town change.
20:49I mean, when Roy and I first started here,
20:51you could not imagine pedestrianised zones.
20:53It's quite incredible.
20:57But change has to be done right.
21:01Now, I've read those papers,
21:03and there's plenty to go on
21:05without talking to whoever gave them to me.
21:08You've got a problem in your council, Mr. Chief Executive.
21:12Dig in.
21:37Hey!
21:43Fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck.
21:44Can you stop right there?
21:47Come back here, you!
21:50You're going to give me a bloody heart attack!
21:53I've seen your hair!
21:55And it's permeable!
21:58I know who you are, Ted!
22:04More of the same, eh?
22:08I mean...
22:11I gave you those so you could possibly stop what was happening.
22:14It's getting worse.
22:16If you saw what they're doing,
22:17at Middlehampton,
22:18I've taken everything you've given me to Roy.
22:20Roy? No, no.
22:21He's no good.
22:22No, no, he's deputy leader.
22:23He's good.
22:24He gets things done.
22:26But...
22:27he said he needed to know who you are
22:29in order to investigate.
22:30Oh, did you, sir?
22:31I said I didn't know who you are.
22:33Till now.
22:35You're threatening me.
22:38Oh, no, son.
22:39You don't understand my meaning.
22:42My point is...
22:46You've chosen the wrong man here.
22:50I'm not popular.
22:53Nobody listens to me.
22:55They think I'm just a worthless old sod,
22:57and they might be right, to be fair.
23:00I can't...
23:01change things.
23:04Then take it to someone who can.
23:07I've already told you.
23:09Roy's the man who gets everything done.
23:11He's a criminal act, son.
23:12You don't know that, son.
23:14Take it to the police.
23:16Here's the thing.
23:18I like being a counsellor.
23:21And I do good being a counsellor in many ways.
23:24I see things that other people don't even notice.
23:27And if I do this,
23:29then I suspect I'm not gonna be a counsellor for much longer.
23:35Do it anyway.
23:36it all...
23:39Christ and freedom stands before ye,
23:43billy not of all.
23:49At the salty seat to thunder,
23:53when the sluggish bonds asunder,
23:57The sunned up there, the war has had become the every war.
24:05This is what you're fishing for, it's just part of your own fucking business.
24:13Oh, bits of foam.
24:25Third visit of the night.
24:27Fucking prostate.
24:32I hate this choir.
24:35Well, you don't sing that you hate it.
24:36Holding on to past glories.
24:40Come on, you know it.
24:42All this belongs to the works.
24:45Carnival Breach Steel used to sponsor the band, the choir.
24:49It's the past.
24:50Well, there's bits of the past worth holding on to in my mind.
24:53There were 11,000 unemployed in this town when the plant closed.
24:58I know.
24:59Nobody had a fucking clue what to do.
25:02Until people who cared decided they'd make the best of the situation and they'd stop us sinking.
25:08You know how much I've heard this?
25:09Yeah, because it's true.
25:10I stood in those dole queues, fucking desperate, thinking of all of us, thinking we didn't have a chance.
25:18We were like the miners.
25:19We were fucked.
25:22It was stood in a queue of 11,000.
25:23I'm grateful to what came before and I'm proud of what we're doing now.
25:29Tories, Europeans.
25:30I'll take all their money to give up.
25:31I'm not too sure this is about the choir anymore.
25:33Look, I've got arse aches enough without...
25:39They're twisting my bollocks.
25:41Arse and bollocks, eh?
25:42The Wonderworld theme park is sinking.
25:44It's sinking?
25:46It's fine.
25:47I've sorted it out.
25:48But my point is, the point is trying to keep my head out of water, Sam.
25:52And when I get the leadership...
25:54You're running.
25:55...I will sort things out.
25:57And Sam, I think I can take you with me.
26:00Deputy Leader.
26:01Use it.
26:02Give the railway campaign a big kick.
26:04But I need to show...
26:05We need to show people that I am capable of cleaning up our messes.
26:09And that means making sure progress is happening at speed.
26:12And everything else is dealt with.
26:13What's more important?
26:16Progress or the mess?
26:22We can't have people leaking internal documents, Sam.
26:29What are you doing, Roy?
26:30Come on.
26:31Let me pass.
26:31Get on the team!
26:32Ah!
26:35Look what you've done.
26:38I've got piss in my trousers now.
26:40It's from the tab.
26:41On the team.
26:49On the line.
26:51Because that's the way things are done, eh?
26:53But it is!
26:54You think any of them give a shit about us?
26:56The EU, Blair?
26:58We take their handouts.
26:59We're grateful.
27:00But it's us that gets it done.
27:01Unless...
27:04People start making noises.
27:06In which case, all the money can just disappear.
27:08I will not have that happen, Sam.
27:09Not on my watch.
27:12Give me the name.
27:14Help me.
27:15Help me.
27:15And I will help you.
27:16I'm good for you.
27:16You know I am.
27:19Do you know how long I've wanted to be taken seriously by you?
27:25Being your deputy would mean the world to me.
27:28Let's do it.
27:29I can't.
27:31Have it.
27:32I don't want it.
27:34Not like this.
27:35You're saying no.
27:36I don't have a name for you.
27:38Sam.
27:39I'm...
27:42I'm done with this.
27:59Mum.
28:13Mum.
28:14Come on.
28:19You alright?
28:19I am.
28:22You should read this.
28:25I didn't know you read the Sunday Times, to be honest.
28:27My Aunt Mabel rang me.
28:28She saw it.
28:29It's page 10.
28:46There's a lot of kids.
28:48And it's here.
28:51Is this about Samuel?
28:53I think so.
28:54No.
28:58No.
29:09Susan?
29:11Been a while.
29:13Read your bit in the paper.
29:14Wasn't my bit.
29:15Good excuse though, eh?
29:17For what?
29:18For why your child's a bit of a fuck up.
29:20And now you want a fucking face in the pity papers.
29:22You don't know anything.
29:24Permy.
29:24Permy.
29:25Oh, my God.
29:55Mark!
29:57Mark!
29:59Mark!
30:07Whatever you're selling, it's not a good time.
30:09Oh, I'm sorry you're busy.
30:11It's 8 a.m. How are you at 8 a.m.?
30:13Well, I wanted to catch you before work.
30:15Yeah, come after.
30:17Oh.
30:19What happened to your eye?
30:23Domestic violence.
30:25You're here cos you read the article, right?
30:27No, I was just grateful to know I wasn't the only one.
30:31He's a happy kid, but the pain of his operations.
30:33And to think this could be someone's fault...
30:35You're grateful?
30:37Yeah.
30:39Very.
30:41Right, we can come in, but I'm not making it.
30:43What happened to your eye?
30:45Domestic violence.
30:47You're here cos you read the article, right?
30:49You're here cos you read the article, right?
30:51Right, we can come in, but I'm not making your tea.
30:53OK.
30:55Yep.
30:57Are they OK?
30:59Are they OK?
31:01You're doing great.
31:03OK.
31:05Mr. Taylor.
31:07Here they are.
31:09Look.
31:11Hello.
31:13Hello.
31:15Hello.
31:17Hello.
31:19Hello.
31:21Hello.
31:23Hello.
31:25Hello.
31:27Hello.
31:28Hello.
31:29Hello.
31:30Hello.
31:31Hello.
31:32Hello.
31:33Hello.
31:34Hello.
31:35Hello.
31:38Congratulations, Tracy.
31:39You're perfect.
31:41Oh, he's OK.
31:43Hey.
31:57Ted.
31:58Teddy.
31:59No, no, Bill.
32:00I've got to get off.
32:01Teddy, Teddy, Teddy.
32:06Right you are.
32:07Just letting you know.
32:09I've been suspended.
32:11What?
32:13Why?
32:14You know, my dad died too.
32:16Ten years back.
32:18Pancreatic cancer.
32:20He was also at the plant.
32:22And they said it was nothing to do with everything.
32:26But we know, right?
32:28Used to think he was a big man cos he could drink anyone under the table and handle himself in a scrap.
32:34But he pulled his forelock to all sorts of cunts.
32:44Only thing he said to me of any use is work out how to do something where you don't get shit on by those above you.
32:53My dad used to say something like that.
32:55But he was wrong.
32:58The thing you've got to do is make sure you bow to the right people.
33:02Find a clever bugger to follow and they'll keep you right.
33:05You mean pot?
33:06But now, mate.
33:08What's happened to me?
33:12It won't last.
33:15But what they've done to you...
33:18Well...
33:20That will.
33:25What?
33:26I feel a bit better than I expected.
33:44What were you expecting?
33:46I'd be half crippled if I had to push two out.
33:48You must have a bucket.
33:49They are so cute.
33:52All fingers and toes?
33:54Yeah.
33:55Lucky.
33:57Connor!
33:58Audrey!
33:59Come in!
34:01I need your help.
34:03Okay.
34:04I've had five mothers ring or turn up at my door and lawyers fluttering about.
34:09Right.
34:10And you do accounts, so...
34:12Yeah?
34:13I need you to tell me what to do and I promise I'll listen.
34:16About what?
34:17About the case.
34:18About what someone's done to us.
34:20Maybe.
34:22About the cluster.
34:23What do you think?
34:25You want my advice about whether there's a legal case to be fought or not?
34:31I always thought it was my fault.
34:33Something I'd done.
34:35My diabetes or my...
34:37You never listen in school.
34:40You let yourself down, young lady.
34:43I thought it was my fault that Connor came out of her.
34:48I thought it was me.
34:50Something wrong with me.
34:52And all the other mothers are saying the same because that is what we do.
34:55We blame ourselves.
34:57So we've got to get the best lawyer we can.
34:59And I don't know what to do.
35:01You're an accountant, you're clever.
35:03So help.
35:04You don't look like a lawyer.
35:18Don't I?
35:20No wig, albeit.
35:22Or my wig is extremely well concealed.
35:28Don't tidy up on my account.
35:30Doing it for me.
35:32Because I'm ashamed.
35:35Thanks for coming.
35:37Thanks for asking me.
35:39I presume you've had other legal interests.
35:42Six.
35:44Meeting three.
35:46You haven't got the job yet.
35:53So go on then.
35:54Why do you want it?
35:55And don't say for money because we don't have any.
35:58Well it's about pursuing money though.
36:00For you.
36:01Getting the compensation that your son might need.
36:04But erm...
36:06Well I believe why you're doing it.
36:09I liked what you said in the Sunday Times that for you it's about justice.
36:14You want justice do you?
36:18I've worked a few of these cases now.
36:22The Southall rail disaster.
36:24Paddington, Watford.
36:26You like a railway.
36:28And what I do is I make sure that there's a case to be answered and then I work out how best to help.
36:35You think?
36:37You're not sure there is a case.
36:40The others do.
36:43Then they work differently to me.
36:48I think you knew my dad.
36:50Larry Collins.
36:52Mr Collins?
36:53My head teacher?
36:55Yeah.
36:57I grew up here.
36:58Ah.
36:59I worked in the Steelworks for a summer job.
37:02So when I read the article and I thought...
37:07Well I wanted to be useful to you.
37:11I want the same justice you do.
37:13I've been on dates with men like you with all the patter.
37:16I don't trust it.
37:20Could I ask how many parents have come forward to you now?
37:23Seven.
37:24And three to patty at the pub.
37:26So it's all with disabled children of about the same age?
37:31Roughly, yeah.
37:32I've got them all written down.
37:34What can I see?
37:37Doesn't mean you've given me the case if you show me your notes.
37:43Sorry about the writing.
37:46Right.
37:48There.
37:50Well, this is very useful.
37:54For whoever you appoint.
37:56You don't think that's enough?
37:58Well, you'll need to prove some things.
38:01Where these mothers lived.
38:03What risk factors they shared.
38:05Crucially, what that risk factor was.
38:07How they all ended up having the same thing happen to them.
38:11Need to prove negligence.
38:13If we can show that, you can...
38:15You can win the case.
38:18And I won't cost anything.
38:21I don't charge until...
38:23Until after the case.
38:25I don't trust people that work for free.
38:27Well then, don't trust me.
38:30Let me earn your trust.
38:34Connor!
38:35Hey, get out of there!
38:37That's right, you can stay.
38:39Hello?
38:41What do you know about briefcases, hmm?
38:42Isn't it?
38:45Is that what this is?
38:46Yeah.
38:47I think briefcases...
38:49They were developed using crocodile technology.
38:52That, erm, mechanism that you can feel at your back.
38:55That's a hinge.
38:57And it has been calibrated.
38:59Which means carefully made.
39:01To...
39:03Snapshot at any point.
39:05Just thought you needed to be warned.
39:06Do you understand?
39:08Yeah.
39:10Yeah.
39:11Why?
39:13Thought you'd find it funny.
39:14Mm-hmm.
39:15The council are announcing today a thorough...
39:21Oh, fucking hell.
39:25The council are announcing today a thorough review of what happened to the children identified by the report.
39:29in the Sunday Times.
39:30Yeah.
39:31Um, a thorough health review?
39:33Perhaps try something more formal.
39:35We will undertake a thorough review...
39:38What the fuck is this?
39:40I'm being fired!
39:41I'm in a meeting now, Ted Connors.
39:42Ted Connors.
39:44I'm in a meeting now, Ted Connors.
39:45I'm in a meeting now.
39:46Ted Connors.
39:48I'm in a meeting now.
39:49Ted Connors.
39:51I'm in a meeting now.
39:52Ted Connors.
39:54What are you doing?
39:56I'm doing a meeting now?
39:57Ted Connors.
39:58I'm in a meeting now, Ted. Come back later.
40:00Why the fuck are you doing this?
40:07Your mileage expenses.
40:08That's what I was taught to do.
40:09Remmed up.
40:10Anybody else was doing it.
40:11It's not just you, son.
40:13We did a thorough review.
40:15Too much swindling going on in this parish.
40:17Bill Martin's gone.
40:19Larry Bryson from Accounts.
40:21A sad time.
40:22I know why you're doing this.
40:24This is wrong.
40:25You're in the wrong.
40:26I'm in the wrong.
40:27And your father.
40:27You know, God bless him.
40:30As honest as a penny piece he was.
40:32You'd be ashamed of this.
40:57You pay no crisps?
41:02Are you paying for the crisps?
41:03They'll pay drinks.
41:04They won't.
41:06Women never do.
41:07But he can pay for the crisps if you like.
41:09Yeah, I can pay for the crisps.
41:10No, he can't.
41:11It's not his bar.
41:12You got what?
41:13Ten coming.
41:14If that.
41:15Putting out snacks.
41:16What happens?
41:16You want her to know if something's wrong?
41:17Yes, I want to know.
41:19I just don't want a crisps party.
41:23Is it true that your pop was Trenchfoot Collins?
41:26Why do you call him that?
41:28You're annoying, Patty.
41:29Susan did it too.
41:30It's because he was so old.
41:32It's all right, though.
41:33You let me get out of detention with period pains three Saturdays in a row.
41:37Don't know why you've put me in charge.
41:38I'm shit at organising stuff.
41:40You've already met seven mothers with the articles, and if we get seven tonight, that won't be bad.
41:49Besides, if I remember rightly, no one's ever on time in Corby.
41:52Let me help you, babe.
42:16Thanks for coming, Tracy.
42:19Thanks.
42:20Hiya.
42:20Okay.
42:21Hi, my dear.
42:22Hi.
42:23Take a seat.
42:32Right.
42:33See?
42:34Yeah, yeah.
42:35Keep it away.
42:35Sit down.
42:37Sit down.
42:38Okay.
42:41Okay.
42:45Yeah.
42:46Hello.
43:00I'm Susan McIntyre.
43:05Thanks for coming.
43:08I won't talk for long.
43:10I wasn't, I didn't think there'd be so many of us.
43:22Everybody out!
43:24Call 999!
43:25We're here to work out whether our kids were hurt by something they shouldn't have been.
43:33I want to introduce Dez Collins.
43:35He's a lawyer, but I quite like him.
43:38I want to talk to you.
43:39I'll talk to you through the rest of it.
43:48Hello.
43:49I believe you and your children have been seriously wronged.
43:57We're going to find out who's responsible to bring you the justice you deserve.
44:03Have a great day.