Seasons & episodes

Cryer and Keane uncover the murky past of a teenage girl who has been killed in a road accident.

Meadows and Rawton try to persuade the girlfriend of a rape suspect to help in his arrest.

Tensions arise between Deakin and Beech after a bookie is robbed.

Meadows has to decide where his loyalties lie when an old friend is accused of murder.

Hollis is concerned about a patient who has recently been discharged from psychiatric care, and clashes with social services.

Greig and Skase investigate when three small-time villains are beaten up over their involvement in a counterfeit money-laundering operation.

Carver disapproves of Boulton's ruthless handling of an informant.

Meadows and Croft interview a young waiter accused of trying to kill his boss.

Daly and Lines investigate a series of muggings at knifepoint.

Quinnan tries to persuade an assault victim to testify against her former boyfriend. Boulton and Skase are led on a wild goose chase.

A retired Police Sergeant arrives at Sun Hill claiming to know who murdered a girl more than 50 years previously. Against Quinnan and Greig's will, they both investigate.

Slater gets into trouble after following up on a tip-off about a till snatch.

Monroe and Ackland suspect that a series of apparently unrelated incidents across Sun Hill may be linked to the release of a psychiatric patient trying to find her children.

Carver and Rawton follow up an irregularity on an insurance claim submitted by a decorator and uncover a double life.

Croft and Boulton disagree on how to question a teenager who might be able to lead them to a violent gang.

Ackland introduces single-manning at Sun Hill, causing problems for Brownlow.

Slater and Keane reach the end of their probationary periods and face a final assessment.

The murder of a taxi driver has all the hallmarks of a gangland execution. But why would anyone want to kill a complete nobody? Meadows and Deakin investigate this special 1 hour episode.

Hollis learns an important lesson in community policing when some friendly advice that he gives a resident on noise pollution backfires.

Loxton is investigated by the Complaints Investigation Bureau over an accusation that he assaulted a suspected burglar, although he claims to have been acting in self-defence.

Boulton arrests a woman for drug dealing, but Rawton suspects that she may be a victim of mistaken identity.

Skase and Hollis demonstrate two differing approaches to police work when a young journalist writing about policing spends a day at Sun Hill.

Cryer and Page assist the distraught wife of a prisoner who reports her son missing and who fears that her husband is out to get her.

Brownlow orders Meadows and Conway to review their budgets, but Meadows decides to investigate the unsolved murder of a prostitute instead.