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  1. Good morning, it's 7 .30.1:39
  2. I'm Gary Fenton.1:41
  3. Here is the news.1:42
  4. The Prime Minister is in the United States today for talks with the American President at the White House.1:44
  5. The talks are very important for British and American...1:50
  6. Look at the time.1:53
  7. Julia!1:55
  8. Julia!1:56
  9. It's half past seven.1:57
  10. Your train's at quarter to eight.1:59
  11. Coming!2:01
  12. Is this OK?2:06
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  1. Lovely, dear.2:10
  2. Well, good luck.2:12
  3. Thanks, Mum.2:14
  4. Bye, Dad.2:16
  5. Bye, love.2:17
  6. Colin?2:18
  7. It's her first day today.2:19
  8. What?2:22
  9. Oh, yes.2:23
  10. Thanks, Dad.2:28
  11. Bye.2:30
  12. Thank you.2:54
  13. That's £4 .50, please.3:49
  14. Here you are.3:51
  15. Thank you very much.3:52
  16. Thank you.3:53
  17. Excuse me.4:04
  18. Sorry.4:05
  19. Morning, Ted.4:15
  20. Good morning, Tim.4:16
  21. How are you?4:17
  22. I'm fine, thanks.4:18
  23. And you?4:19
  24. Good morning.4:21
  25. Can I help you?4:22
  26. Yes.4:23
  27. Martha McKay, please.4:23
  28. She's the producer.4:25
  29. That's 5894...4:27
  30. What's your name, please?4:28
  31. Julia Drake.4:30
  32. Hello.4:32
  33. Miss Drake is at reception.4:33
  34. Yes, all right.4:36
  35. Mrs McKay's in room 12.4:38
  36. That's on the second floor.4:39
  37. The lift is over there.4:40
  38. Thank you.4:41
  39. And what's your address?4:47
  40. 94 Tyndall Street.4:50
  41. How do you spell Tyndall?4:51
  42. T -I -N -D -A -L -L.4:53
  43. Thank you.4:56
  44. And your postcode?4:57
  45. Can you repeat that, please?5:00
  46. KT98NB.5:03
  47. And your telephone number?5:05
  48. 013 -7289531.5:10
  49. Thank you, Miss Fawcett.5:12
  50. Goodbye.5:14
  51. Hello, I'm Julia.5:15
  52. Welcome to Apex TV.5:17
  53. TV.5:18
  54. Come in.5:19
  55. No, don't come in.5:20
  56. This is my personal assistant, Rebecca Bond.5:22
  57. How do you do, Rebecca?5:25
  58. Pleased to meet you.5:26
  59. Come and meet some of the people in the newsroom.5:27
  60. Is Frederick in?5:29
  61. He's the managing director.5:30
  62. No, he's in London.5:31
  63. Oh, I see.5:33
  64. Right.5:35
  65. Well, come on then, Julia.5:35
  66. That's Tim Barnes over there.5:41
  67. He's a reporter.5:43
  68. Tim, this is Julia.5:45
  69. She's our new trainee.5:46
  70. Hi.5:48
  71. Hi.5:49
  72. This is a very interesting story, Martha.5:50
  73. Look at this.5:52
  74. Oh, tell me about it this afternoon, OK?5:53
  75. Sure.5:56
  76. See you around, Julie.5:57
  77. Julia.5:59
  78. Sorry?6:01
  79. My name isn't Julie, it's Julia.6:01
  80. Oh, right.6:04
  81. And address has got two Ds.6:05
  82. What?6:07
  83. Address is A -double -D.6:08
  84. Right.6:12
  85. Thank you.6:13
  86. Don't mention it.6:15
  87. Who's that young woman with Martha and Sean?6:18
  88. Her name's Julia.6:21
  89. She's a new trainee.6:22
  90. Mm.6:23
  91. She's very pretty.6:24
  92. Well, that's everyone, I think.6:31
  93. Tea or coffee?6:33
  94. Coffee, please.6:34
  95. Black or white?6:35
  96. Oh, white with no sugar, please.6:36
  97. Hello.6:40
  98. You're Julia, aren't you?6:41
  99. Yes, and...6:42
  100. Pleased to meet you.6:43
  101. I'm Gary.6:45
  102. Nice to meet you, Gary.6:46
  103. What do you do?6:47
  104. Um, I'm a newsreader.6:49
  105. Oh, yes.6:52
  106. You're Gary Fenton.6:53
  107. You're my mum's favourite newsreader.6:56
  108. Here you are.6:58
  109. Hello, Gary.7:00
  110. This is Julia.7:00
  111. Yes, I know.7:02
  112. Anyway, I must be off.7:04
  113. See you.7:07
  114. He's very nice.7:09
  115. Yes.7:11
  116. The England coach described the team's performance as hopeful.7:16
  117. And finally, here in Ashborough, last -minute preparations are underway for the Ashborough Arts Festival, which opens this coming weekend.7:21
  118. A host of celebrities are expected...7:28
  119. Hi, I'm home, dear.7:31
  120. How's your new job?7:33
  121. Tell me all about it.7:34
  122. It's great.7:36
  123. Everyone's very friendly.7:37
  124. There are people here from all over the world, tourists, business people...7:39
  125. Well, almost everyone.7:43
  126. No, I can't make it today, Ellie.8:00
  127. I haven't got time.8:03
  128. I have to finish this programme and...8:04
  129. Ellie?8:07
  130. Ellie?8:09
  131. Ellie?8:09
  132. Hi, Tim.8:13
  133. Mm.8:14
  134. Good morning, Julia.8:21
  135. How nice to see you.8:22
  136. Martha, can we take a look at the diary for this week?8:29
  137. Now?8:32
  138. Oh, yes, all right.8:33
  139. Right.8:34
  140. Well, this morning you're on the food programme.8:38
  141. Then this afternoon you've got a meeting with Floyd and Hank.8:41
  142. That's at quarter to two.8:44
  143. Then tomorrow you've got an appointment at the dentist's in the morning at quarter past ten.8:47
  144. Nervous.8:51
  145. Then in the afternoon you've got a meeting with Frederick.8:53
  146. Oh, no, sorry, he can't make it.8:55
  147. He has to go to Paris.8:57
  148. So is Tuesday afternoon free now?8:58
  149. No, you have to finish the video -com report.9:00
  150. Oh, hi, Julia.9:03
  151. Then on Wednesday morning, you're at the Birmingham conference.9:05
  152. Martha, can I have a word?9:09
  153. Yes, Tim, what is it?9:10
  154. I haven't got an assistant for this afternoon.9:11
  155. For the story about Carl Stalker.9:13
  156. You know, the Windows guy.9:15
  157. Oh, yes.9:17
  158. Well, who have we got?9:18
  159. Chloe's away, Gitta's on holiday...9:20
  160. And everybody else is busy, but I have to have an assistant.9:22
  161. Can I do it?9:25
  162. Can I be your assistant, Tim?9:26
  163. That's an idea.9:28
  164. She hasn't got the experience, Martha.9:30
  165. She has to learn.9:32
  166. And there's nobody else.9:33
  167. OK.9:37
  168. See you later.9:38
  169. So what's this job about?9:40
  170. Wonderful Windows.9:45
  171. Can you believe it?9:46
  172. New windows for just £500.9:48
  173. And who's this guy Walker?9:51
  174. Stalker.9:53
  175. Carl Stalker.9:54
  176. He's the managing director of Wonderful Windows.9:55
  177. And he's got his customers' money, but they haven't got their windows.9:58
  178. These are all letters from his customers.10:01
  179. We have to leave at 1 .30 sharp.10:03
  180. Jason's in trouble at school again.10:13
  181. Who's Jason?10:16
  182. He's my son.10:18
  183. Oh!10:19
  184. How many children have you got?10:20
  185. Two.10:21
  186. A son and a daughter.10:22
  187. What's your daughter's name?10:24
  188. Kylie.10:25
  189. She's 13.10:26
  190. Jason's 16.10:27
  191. My wife's Sharon.10:28
  192. OK, Julia.10:30
  193. Now you wait at the corner with one of these.10:30
  194. Stalker's got a blue jaguar.10:33
  195. What does he look like?10:35
  196. He's quite tall.10:37
  197. He's got short, dark hair.10:38
  198. When you see him, call me.10:39
  199. Tim, Tim, here he is.11:07
  200. A blue jaguar.11:10
  201. And, oh no, it isn't him.11:11
  202. It's a woman.11:14
  203. And it isn't a jaguar, sorry.11:16
  204. Wait.11:37
  205. Yes, he's here.11:38
  206. A blue Jag, registration number S307ABW.11:41
  207. Great.11:49
  208. Okay, get ready, Sean.11:50
  209. Mr.12:10
  210. Stalker, I'm from Apex TV.12:10
  211. Can I ask you some questions?12:12
  212. What the...12:13
  213. No, you can't.12:14
  214. Where is your customers' money, Mr.12:16
  215. Stalker?12:17
  216. I've got nothing to say.12:18
  217. Mr.12:20
  218. Stalker, you and your wife have got a big house and an expensive car, but your customers have got nothing.12:20
  219. Where is their money, Mr.12:25
  220. Stalker?12:26
  221. Look, go away and switch that thing off!12:27
  222. Where's the money, Mr Stalker?12:29
  223. Clear off!12:32
  224. Are you all right, Sean?12:38
  225. Right, we've got him now.12:44
  226. How about a drink?12:48
  227. Oh, just a minute.12:50
  228. What's the time?12:50
  229. It's half past seven.12:52
  230. Excuse me.12:53
  231. If that's Tim, I'm not here.13:04
  232. Hello?13:08
  233. Hi, Rebecca, it's Tim.13:09
  234. Hi, Tim.13:11
  235. Ellie's not here.13:15
  236. Oh, well, can you video the football match for me?13:16
  237. I can't get back in time.13:19
  238. Yes, OK.13:21
  239. Thanks, Rebecca.13:22
  240. See you later.13:23
  241. Yes.13:25
  242. Bye, Tim.13:26
  243. Ellie?13:28
  244. Is Rebecca still at work?13:33
  245. No, she's at home So are you and Rebecca...13:35
  246. See you at the usual place?13:37
  247. Yeah, see you there Sorry, are Rebecca and I...13:38
  248. Oh, nothing Let's go Thank you.13:42
  249. Thank you.14:34
  250. I love you.14:59
  251. Rebecca Bond speaking.15:29
  252. Good morning.15:30
  253. This is Angus Moon from the Modern Woman magazine.15:31
  254. We'd like to do an article on the job of a personal assistant.15:35
  255. Uh -huh.15:39
  256. Martha McKay is an old friend of mine, and she says that you're a wonderful PA.15:41
  257. Are you busy now?15:46
  258. Can I ask you a few questions?15:47
  259. Well, yes, of course.15:50
  260. Great.15:51
  261. First, a few questions about you.15:52
  262. What time do you get up in the morning?15:55
  263. I always get up at 7 o 'clock.15:57
  264. I have a shower and wash my hair.15:59
  265. I have breakfast at half past seven.16:01
  266. Then I get dressed.16:04
  267. And what do you normally have for breakfast?16:05
  268. Breakfast?16:08
  269. Oh, I usually have a glass of orange juice, a grapefruit, two slices of toast, one with butter and jam16:09
  270. and one with butter and marmalade, and two cups of coffee.16:16
  271. You're very organised.16:19
  272. Well, you have to be for this job.16:21
  273. And what do you do in your free time?16:24
  274. I go to the gym three times a week, on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.16:27
  275. On Thursday evening I go to my dance class.16:32
  276. Oh, do you like dancing?16:35
  277. Yes, I do.16:37
  278. I like cooking too.16:39
  279. And I love going to parties.16:41
  280. OK, Rebecca, thank you very much.16:45
  281. But don't you want to talk about my job?16:49
  282. Well, I have got one last question.16:51
  283. Do you know Gary Fenton?16:55
  284. Gary?16:59
  285. Yes, of course.17:00
  286. He's one of our newsreaders.17:01
  287. And he's a very good newsreader, isn't he?17:02
  288. Gary!17:07
  289. Hey, it's only a joke, Rebecca.17:09
  290. Well, I don't think it's funny.17:11
  291. Now, I always come on at the end of the programme and try the food and drinks.17:24
  292. That's the next bit.17:28
  293. Is everything ready?17:29
  294. I think so.17:30
  295. Frederick's on the phone, Martha.17:33
  296. He's in New York.17:35
  297. OK.17:36
  298. Five minutes, then, Julia.17:36
  299. Five minutes, Neil.17:41
  300. Some salt in the lemonade.17:59
  301. And some chilli powder in the soup.18:10
  302. Hello, Gary.18:31
  303. Do you want to try it?18:33
  304. Oh, no.18:34
  305. Martha always tries the food and drinks.18:35
  306. But, um, can I watch?18:38
  307. If you want to.18:42
  308. Ready, Martha?18:43
  309. OK.18:44
  310. So this is our lunch for a warm summer's day.18:52
  311. A green salad, cheese with French bread, cold tomato and onion soup, and homemade lemonade.18:56
  312. It's time to try it.19:09
  313. No, why don't we make a change today?19:12
  314. Here in the studio today is everybody's favourite newsreader, Gary Fenton.19:15
  315. Would you like to try this delicious meal, Gary?19:21
  316. I bet you can't wait to taste it.19:25
  317. Here, try the homemade lemonade first.19:36
  318. Isn't that wonderful, Gary?19:46
  319. Very nice.19:49
  320. Now, what about this soup?19:52
  321. A nice cold soup, eh, Gary?19:55
  322. Come on, a big spoonful.19:59
  323. Well, that's it for this week.20:09
  324. I hope you enjoy your summer lunch as much as Gary.20:11
  325. Bye!20:15
  326. Okay, what would you like?20:26
  327. Me too.20:28
  328. Homemade lemonade for me please Gary.20:30
  329. Very funny.20:33
  330. I'll have a mineral water.20:36
  331. I have to dry.20:37
  332. Iced lemon?20:38
  333. Yes, please.20:38
  334. Oh, muscabelli a ring.20:39
  335. Glasses of white wine, a mineral water with ice and lemon, a pint of lard.20:41
  336. Who's Ellie?20:46
  337. Tim's girlfriend.20:47
  338. Oh, aren't you Tim's girlfriend?20:48
  339. Me?20:51
  340. No.20:51
  341. Ellie's my flatmate.20:52
  342. Tim lives upstairs.20:54
  343. Oh, I see.20:55
  344. What does she do?20:58
  345. She works in a hotel, so she works funny hours.20:59
  346. Here we are.21:02
  347. Nice cold drinks.21:03
  348. The reply.21:30
  349. Morning, Tim.21:56
  350. Morning, Ted.21:58
  351. Oh, dear, you look tired.21:59
  352. What time were you up this morning?22:01
  353. About four o 'clock.22:03
  354. There was an accident at the station.22:05
  355. I went in trains for five hours.22:07
  356. Terrible.22:09
  357. Oh, hi, Rebecca.22:10
  358. Hi.22:11
  359. Thanks, Ted.22:11
  360. What's the date today, Tim?22:13
  361. What?22:15
  362. Today's date.22:16
  363. What is it?22:17
  364. It's the 4th of October.22:19
  365. And what do you know about the 4th of October?22:21
  366. It's the day after the 3rd of October.22:25
  367. Try again, Tim.22:27
  368. Think of your girlfriend.22:29
  369. Oh, no, it's Ellie's birthday.22:32
  370. But I haven't got her a card or a present or anything.22:35
  371. Excuse me.22:39
  372. Oh, sorry.22:40
  373. Good afternoon, Julia.22:42
  374. I know, I'm sorry.22:43
  375. The trains were all late.22:45
  376. There was an accident at the station.22:46
  377. Is Martha annoyed?22:48
  378. Well, she isn't pleased.22:49
  379. This is the second time this week.22:51
  380. Yes, but it wasn't my fault today.22:52
  381. And you were late last Thursday, too.22:54
  382. Well, that's it.22:57
  383. I must find a flat in town.22:58
  384. Are there any places in there?23:06
  385. No, there aren't.23:08
  386. What about this?23:12
  387. Second floor flat, bedroom, living room, small kitchen and bathroom WC.23:14
  388. Yes, but it's £600 a month.23:18
  389. I can't afford that.23:20
  390. No, I suppose not.23:22
  391. You could try an agency.23:24
  392. I haven't got time.23:26
  393. Ask Martha for some time off this afternoon.23:28
  394. Oh, come on, Rebecca.23:31
  395. I was late this morning, remember?23:32
  396. Well, try it.23:33
  397. Martha's got a teleconference with Frederick all afternoon.23:35
  398. A teleconference?23:38
  399. Yes.23:40
  400. Frederick's in Tokyo.23:40
  401. Oh.23:41
  402. So Martha doesn't need me.23:43
  403. Thank you.24:05
  404. So let me see.24:55
  405. There's the room and the kitchen and the bathroom and the toilet are in the hall.24:56
  406. Yes, that's right.25:01
  407. All right.25:01
  408. You share them with the people upstairs.25:02
  409. They're very nice people.25:03
  410. And how much is it, Mr Jackson?25:05
  411. It's only £65 a week.25:07
  412. So, are you interested?25:09
  413. Yes, definitely.25:11
  414. The people upstairs?25:16
  415. Ah, yes.25:17
  416. Nice to meet you.25:34
  417. Reception.25:41
  418. Any luck?25:43
  419. No, there isn't anything.25:44
  420. Everything's too far away, too expensive, too noisy or just grotty.25:46
  421. Never mind.25:52
  422. Look, come to my place for a drink.25:53
  423. It's a sort of surprise for Ellie's birthday.25:55
  424. OK.25:57
  425. Back in a minute.26:11
  426. This is a nice place, Rebecca.26:23
  427. Yes, I like it.26:25
  428. This is Ellie's room.26:27
  429. We've got this living room, a kitchen, and the bathroom's down the hall next to my bedroom.26:28
  430. Where do you live, Gary?26:34
  431. I've got a flat just round the corner.26:35
  432. Gary's got a lovely place.26:37
  433. It's on the top floor and it's got a great view.26:39
  434. Tea, everyone?26:41
  435. There's a message on your aunt's phone.26:43
  436. Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear Ellie, happy birthday to you.26:47
  437. See you later.26:54
  438. Love you.26:55
  439. Bye.26:56
  440. Bye.26:56
  441. Love you.26:57
  442. Bye.26:57
  443. You old romantic.26:58
  444. Well, I think it's very sweet, Tim.27:00
  445. Hi, Rebecca.27:03
  446. It's me.27:04
  447. Shh, everybody.27:05
  448. It's Ellie.27:06
  449. Hi, Rebecca.27:09
  450. It's me, Ellie.27:10
  451. This is just to say goodbye.27:12
  452. I'm really sorry about this, but I've got a job in a hotel in San Francisco, and so, well, er,27:14
  453. the rent for this month is on the dressing table in my room.27:20
  454. There's a letter for Tim there, too.27:25
  455. Can you give it to him, please?27:26
  456. So, er, that's it.27:29
  457. Bye.27:31
  458. Take care.27:33
  459. Oh, dear, poor Tim.27:42
  460. Well, it was very strange.27:44
  461. I mean, she wasn't here last night and then she wasn't here this morning.27:46
  462. Look on the bright side, you need a new flatmate now.27:49
  463. Julia needs a room, so...27:52
  464. Gary!27:54
  465. It's all right, Julia.27:54
  466. Gary's right.27:56
  467. The room is yours if you want it.27:57
  468. What, really?27:59
  469. Yes, really.28:00
  470. Oh, thank you.28:01
  471. That's great.28:03
  472. It's wonderful.28:04
  473. Oh, Tim.28:06
  474. Sorry.28:08
  475. I'm sorry I'm late, Tim.28:46
  476. I had to go to the police station about Kylie and Jason.28:48
  477. Not now, Sean.28:51
  478. We need to go in five minutes.28:52
  479. What's the matter with him today?28:56
  480. It's Ellie.28:58
  481. Ellie?28:59
  482. She's gone.29:00
  483. Gone?29:01
  484. To the States.29:02
  485. To the States?29:04
  486. She left yesterday.29:05
  487. You see, yesterday was Ellie's birthday.29:10
  488. Tim, Gary, Julia and I went back to my place for a birthday drink for Ellie.29:13
  489. Ellie wasn't there.29:17
  490. But there was a message from her on the answer phone.29:19
  491. She said that she had a new job in San Francisco and, well, goodbye.29:21
  492. What did Tim do?29:28
  493. He just walked out of the flat.29:29
  494. He didn't say a word.29:31
  495. It was all very sad and, well, embarrassing.29:32
  496. We didn't know what to do.29:35
  497. No wonder he's in a bad mood.29:37
  498. But it's not all bad news, because Julia's my new flatmate now.29:39
  499. Come on, Sean.29:43
  500. Have a good old day.29:44
  501. Have a nice day.29:46
  502. So that...30:00
  503. Cup of tea, Mr Drake?30:01
  504. Um, no thank you, Rebecca.30:02
  505. I'd better be off now.30:04
  506. Thanks, Dad.30:05
  507. Oh, don't mention it loud.30:06
  508. Bye.30:08
  509. Bye.30:09
  510. Bye.30:09
  511. Bye, Rebecca.30:10
  512. Welcome to Wellington Gardens.30:12
  513. I still can't believe it.30:13
  514. Why don't we have a party?30:15
  515. A sort of welcome to Julia thing.30:16
  516. Oh, yes.30:18
  517. Great idea.30:19
  518. When?30:20
  519. Then, next Friday, we can invite some of the neighbours and everyone from work.30:20
  520. Everyone, even Frederick.30:25
  521. Don't worry, he's in South Africa for the rest of the week.30:27
  522. So who can we invite?30:30
  523. What's this?30:34
  524. It's an invitation to our party.30:35
  525. A party, eh?30:36
  526. When is it?30:38
  527. It's next Friday, the 18th.30:38
  528. Tim, here.30:40
  529. Great.30:41
  530. I like parties.30:42
  531. We can't come.30:43
  532. But we've got that programme to finish.30:45
  533. Can't we do it another time?30:47
  534. It's Julia's...30:49
  535. No!30:49
  536. I will.30:57
  537. Hi Tim, it's party time.31:20
  538. No it isn't.31:22
  539. Okay, I think we can take a look at that now.31:34
  540. Last year Richard Bennett gave up his job in a London bank and decided to walk to the South Pole.31:38
  541. Why did you give up your job, Richard?31:44
  542. Well, I didn't like my job, and I had a lot of problems at home.31:46
  543. I just wanted to get away from it all.31:51
  544. I wanted to find myself, if you like.31:54
  545. So you left England in August.31:57
  546. What did you do first?31:59
  547. I flew to Buenos Aires in Argentina.32:00
  548. From there, I travelled to the Antarctic by boat.32:03
  549. When did you actually start your journey to the pole?32:06
  550. Well, I had to wait for a few weeks because the weather was very bad.32:10
  551. So I didn't set off until the end of September.32:13
  552. Did anyone go with you?32:16
  553. No, I was on my own.32:18
  554. And did you reach the South Pole?32:19
  555. No, I didn't.32:22
  556. After about 300 kilometres, I fell into a huge crevasse.32:24
  557. You know, a big hole.32:29
  558. About ten metres deep.32:32
  559. Were you hurt?32:34
  560. Yes, I broke my arm.32:35
  561. I couldn't climb out.32:37
  562. What did you do?32:39
  563. do well fortunately my sledge fell into the hole with me so I had food and I had my radio32:40
  564. too and I called for help how long were you there before they found you five days there was a32:46
  565. bad storm you see I thought it was the end but then suddenly I heard voices and dogs I shouted32:54
  566. and shouted and and faces appeared above me.33:02
  567. What did you think about while you were in the crevasse?33:06
  568. I thought about my life back in England.33:10
  569. And the funny thing was that all my problems at home and at work weren't important any more.33:14
  570. I just wanted to be with my family and friends again.33:21
  571. Life's very short, you know.33:25
  572. You have to enjoy it while you can.33:28
  573. Thank you very much.33:31
  574. Can I just look at that last part again?33:34
  575. I thought about my life back in England.33:46
  576. And the funny thing was that all my problems at home and at work weren't important anymore.33:51
  577. I just wanted to be with my family and friends again.33:57
  578. life's very short you know you have to enjoy it while you can thank you very much yeah that's fine34:02
  579. do you want a cup of coffee Tim sorry what did you say would you like a coffee no thanks34:12
  580. Thanks, Sean.34:24
  581. We've got a party to go to.34:26
  582. What do you think, Rebecca?35:11
  583. The skirt or the trousers?35:13
  584. I can't afford both.35:16
  585. Hmm, I don't know.35:18
  586. How much are they?35:19
  587. The skirt's £28 .50.35:20
  588. The trousers are a bit more expensive, but not much.35:23
  589. Look, there's Gary.35:41
  590. Where?35:44
  591. There.35:45
  592. He's going into the men's department.35:46
  593. I suppose he's buying some new clothes for his interview with that magazine.35:48
  594. Oh, yes.35:53
  595. What did he say?35:53
  596. The readers of Stars and Style magazine voted me the best -dressed newsreader on TV.35:54
  597. Let's see what he's buying.36:03
  598. Hi, Gary.36:12
  599. What are you doing?36:13
  600. I'm looking for a shirt and a tie to go with my new suit.36:14
  601. Are they for your interview?36:18
  602. Oh, do you know about that?36:20
  603. Oh, come on, Gary.36:21
  604. Everybody knows.36:23
  605. You mention it at least ten times a day.36:23
  606. Excuse me.36:27
  607. Can I try these on, please?36:28
  608. Sure.36:30
  609. The changing rooms are over there.36:31
  610. Thank you.36:32
  611. How many shirts are you taking?36:32
  612. Only the best is good enough for the best -dressed newsreader.36:37
  613. Hi, Tim.36:50
  614. OK, Gary, what's in the bags?36:53
  615. Oh, these?36:56
  616. It's my new suit and things for my interview about the best -dressed newsreader.36:56
  617. Best -dressed newsreader, yes, we know.37:01
  618. Armani, eh?37:03
  619. How about that cost a bit?37:04
  620. Well, if it's good, the price doesn't matter.37:05
  621. Did you hear that?37:11
  622. Yes, he's even worse than usual.37:13
  623. Somebody should do something about him.37:16
  624. When is this interview, anyway?37:18
  625. Straight after the six o 'clock news.37:20
  626. I don't know.37:50
  627. Sean!38:20
  628. Sean!38:21
  629. Gary Fenton to the studio, please.38:23
  630. Five minutes.38:25
  631. Oh, there you are, Gary.38:35
  632. Why are you so late?38:37
  633. Good evening.38:42
  634. This is Gary Fenton with the Six O 'Clock News.38:42
  635. Gary, your visitors.38:58
  636. Charlotte Mortimer from Stars and Style magazine.39:01
  637. Pleased to meet you, Mr Fenton.39:03
  638. Or may I call you Gary?39:05
  639. Of course.39:07
  640. Now, can we take some photographs first?39:08
  641. Oh, no, we always see you at your desk, Gary.39:12
  642. Well, I feel more comfortable here.39:15
  643. But I'm sure all our readers want to know if you've got any legs.39:19
  644. I'd really prefer to be at my desk.39:24
  645. Come on now, Gary, don't be shy.39:27
  646. All right!39:29
  647. What are you wearing?39:34
  648. Oh, well, perhaps the desk is better.39:38
  649. What's happening?39:59
  650. The reporter's interviewing Gary.40:00
  651. And Gary always enjoys interviews.40:02
  652. Well, he isn't enjoying this one.40:04
  653. I think we should give his trousers back now.40:05
  654. Why?40:08
  655. Oh, all right.40:09
  656. So when did you start doing that?40:15
  657. Well, a couple of years ago.40:17
  658. Sorry to interrupt, but we found these, Gary.40:19
  659. Excuse me?40:27
  660. photograph Come on, Gary, cheer up.41:04
  661. The magazine got photos of you in your new suit in the end.41:24
  662. But you looked so funny in those baggy old trousers.41:27
  663. Where did you get them, anyway?41:30
  664. They were Sean's.41:32
  665. Oh, no.41:35
  666. Sean.41:36
  667. So, what are we going to do at this school?42:12
  668. Tim's going to interview one of the teachers.42:14
  669. She's won the lottery twice.42:17
  670. I've never won the lottery.42:20
  671. In fact, I've never won anything.42:22
  672. Is everything OK?42:24
  673. Sure.42:26
  674. Let's go.42:27
  675. Tim, are you all right?42:29
  676. Yes, I'm fine.42:31
  677. I've just got stomachache.42:32
  678. You can't work like this.42:34
  679. You should be at home in bed.42:35
  680. I've never missed a day's work in my life and I'm not going to start now.42:37
  681. Now, anyway, who's going to do the interview if I'm not there?42:41
  682. Me.42:44
  683. Have you ever done an interview before?42:45
  684. No, I haven't.42:47
  685. But I've watched you several times.42:48
  686. And Sean's here.42:50
  687. He's filmed hundreds of interviews.42:52
  688. No, it's OK.42:54
  689. I can...42:55
  690. Ow!42:56
  691. Give me your car keys.42:57
  692. I'm going to take you straight to the doctor.42:58
  693. Oh!43:01
  694. Hi.43:20
  695. How are you?43:20
  696. Hi, Julia.43:22
  697. Did you get the interview all right?43:23
  698. Yes, everything was fine.43:24
  699. But what about you?43:26
  700. I feel a bit sore.43:27
  701. They took my appendix out yesterday afternoon.43:29
  702. I know.43:31
  703. I came to see you, but you were asleep.43:32
  704. I was with Rebecca.43:35
  705. I'm Rebecca.43:36
  706. Aha.43:38
  707. I've never been in a hospital before.43:40
  708. How long are you going to be in here?43:42
  709. I can go home tomorrow.43:44
  710. And the doctor says I can go back to work next week if I want to.43:45
  711. Tim, don't you ever stop.43:49
  712. Hi, Gary.43:53
  713. Tim.43:55
  714. Hello, Julia.43:56
  715. Appendicitis, eh?44:00
  716. Ah, no, I suppose you can't eat anything at the moment.44:02
  717. Julia?44:05
  718. No, thanks.44:05
  719. I've had appendicitis, you know.44:08
  720. Have you, Julia?44:10
  721. Very painful.44:11
  722. Now, when did I have it?44:13
  723. Ah, yes.44:14
  724. I was at school.44:15
  725. Must be, oh, 20 years ago.44:17
  726. Hello, Tim.44:26
  727. What did the doctor say?44:27
  728. All clear.44:28
  729. Best thing is I can eat normally again.44:30
  730. Good.44:32
  731. Um, Julia, I, um, wanted to say thank you for all your help when, you know...44:37
  732. And, well, um...44:45
  733. Would you like to go out for a meal sometime?44:49
  734. Just to, you know, say thank you.44:51
  735. Yes, I'd love to.44:54
  736. Shall we try that new Italian place near the museum?44:57
  737. Mm, that would be nice.44:59
  738. When?45:01
  739. Is this evening any good for you?45:03
  740. Yes, it's fine.45:05
  741. Great.45:07
  742. Shall I call for you about eight?45:07
  743. I'm going to be in town anyway, so can we meet at the restaurant at, say, half -past seven?45:09
  744. OK.45:15
  745. Tim Barnes.45:19
  746. Hi, Pete.45:20
  747. Oh, this is good.45:27
  748. I love Italian food.45:29
  749. Have you ever been to Italy?45:31
  750. I lived there for a couple of years.45:32
  751. Really?45:34
  752. It was after I left university.45:34
  753. I worked in a travel company.45:36
  754. You know, looking after groups of British tourists.45:38
  755. Did you enjoy it?45:41
  756. Yeah, it was great fun.45:42
  757. I like travelling.45:44
  758. What about you?45:45
  759. I've travelled around a bit.45:47
  760. Mostly in Asia and South America.45:48
  761. But I've never actually lived in another country.45:51
  762. Um, you've got some sauce on your cheek.45:55
  763. Have I?45:57
  764. Where?45:58
  765. Hi, you two.45:59
  766. Hello, Gary.46:00
  767. Gary.46:01
  768. Can I join you?46:01
  769. I'm having dinner here too, but my friends aren't here yet.46:02
  770. You've got a bit of sauce on your cheek, Julia.46:06
  771. Thank you, Gary.46:09
  772. I can do it.46:10
  773. That was a really good meal.46:19
  774. I enjoyed it.46:20
  775. Yeah, me too.46:21
  776. Until Gary arrived.46:23
  777. Yes.46:24
  778. Well, I've got an early start tomorrow.46:28
  779. Yes.46:30
  780. So?46:31
  781. Yeah, good night.46:34
  782. Good night.46:35
  783. See you tomorrow.46:37
  784. Tim?46:41
  785. Yes?46:42
  786. I can't find my keys.46:43
  787. I think I've left them at work.46:45
  788. Oh.46:47
  789. Isn't Rebecca in?46:49
  790. I don't know.46:50
  791. Probably not.46:51
  792. Oh, dear.46:53
  793. Oh, hi.46:55
  794. Hi, Tim.46:56
  795. I heard voices.46:57
  796. I'm just on the phone to my sister, so I'll see you in a minute.46:58
  797. Still locked out?47:07
  798. Yes.47:10
  799. Thank you.47:34
  800. Thank you.48:07
  801. Thank you.49:08
  802. Thank you.49:43
  803. Good morning, it's 7 .30.50:16
  804. I'm Gary Fenton.50:18
  805. Here is the news.50:19
  806. The Prime Minister is in the United States today for talks with the American President at the White House.50:21
  807. The talks are very important for British and American...50:27
  808. Look at the time.50:30
  809. Julia!50:32
  810. It's half past seven.50:34
  811. Your train's at quarter to eight.50:36
  812. Coming!50:38
  813. Coming!50:39
  814. Is this OK?50:43
  815. Lovely, dear.50:47
  816. Well, good luck.50:49
  817. Thanks, Mum.50:51
  818. Bye, Dad.50:52
  819. Bye, love.50:54
  820. Colin?50:55
  821. It's her first day today.50:56
  822. What?50:58
  823. Oh, yes.51:00
  824. Thanks, Dad.51:05
  825. Bye.51:07
  826. Thank you.51:32
  827. That's £4 .50, please.52:25
  828. Here you are.52:28
  829. Thank you very much.52:29
  830. Thank you.52:30
  831. Hi.52:38
  832. Excuse me.52:41
  833. Sorry.52:42
  834. Morning, Ted.52:52
  835. Good morning, Tim.52:53
  836. How are you?52:54
  837. I'm fine, thanks.52:55
  838. And you?52:56
  839. Good morning.52:59
  840. Can I help you?52:59
  841. Yes.53:00
  842. Martha McKay, please.53:00
  843. She's the producer.53:02
  844. That's 5894...53:05
  845. What's your name, please?53:05
  846. Julia Drake.53:07
  847. Hello.53:09
  848. Miss Drake is at reception.53:10
  849. Yes, all right.53:13
  850. Mrs McKay's in room 12.53:15
  851. That's on the second floor.53:16
  852. The lift is over there.53:17
  853. Thank you.53:18
  854. And what's your address?53:24
  855. 94 Tyndall Street.53:27
  856. How do you spell Tyndall?53:28
  857. T -I -N -D -A -L -L.53:30
  858. Thank you.53:33
  859. And your postcode?53:34
  860. Can you repeat that, please?53:37
  861. K -T -9 -8 -N -B.53:38
  862. And your telephone number?53:42
  863. 013 -728 -9531.53:45
  864. Thank you, Miss Fawcett.53:49
  865. Goodbye.53:51
  866. Bye.53:51
  867. Hello, I'm...53:52
  868. Julia!53:53
  869. Welcome to Apex TV.53:54
  870. Come in.53:56
  871. No, don't come in.53:57
  872. This is my personal assistant, Rebecca Bond.53:58
  873. How do you do, Rebecca?54:02
  874. Pleased to meet you.54:03
  875. Come and meet some of the people in the newsroom.54:04
  876. Is Frederick in?54:06
  877. He's the managing director.54:07
  878. No, he's in London.54:08
  879. Oh, I see.54:10
  880. Right.54:11
  881. Well, come on then, Julia.54:12
  882. That's Tim Barnes over there.54:18
  883. He's a reporter.54:19
  884. Tim, this is Julia.54:22
  885. She's our new trainee.54:23
  886. Hi.54:25
  887. Hi.54:26
  888. This is a very interesting story, Martha.54:27
  889. Look at this.54:29
  890. Oh, tell me about it this afternoon, OK?54:30
  891. Sure.54:33
  892. See you around, Julie.54:34
  893. Julia.54:36
  894. Sorry?54:37
  895. My name isn't Julie, it's Julia.54:38
  896. Oh, right.54:41
  897. And address has got two Ds.54:42
  898. What?54:44
  899. Address is A -double -D.54:45
  900. Right.54:49
  901. Thank you.54:50
  902. Don't mention it.54:52
  903. Who's that young woman with Martha and Sean?54:55
  904. Her name's Julia.54:58
  905. She's a new trainee.54:59
  906. Oh.55:00
  907. She's very pretty.55:01
  908. Well, that's everyone, I think.55:08
  909. Tea or coffee?55:10
  910. Coffee, please.55:11
  911. Black or white?55:12
  912. Oh, white with no sugar, please.55:13
  913. Hello.55:17
  914. You're Julia, aren't you?55:18
  915. Yes, and...55:19
  916. Pleased to meet you.55:20
  917. I'm Gary.55:22
  918. Nice to meet you, Gary.55:22
  919. What do you do?55:24
  920. I'm a newsreader.55:27
  921. Oh, yes.55:29
  922. You're Gary Fenton.55:30
  923. You're my mum's favourite newsreader.55:33
  924. Here you are.55:35
  925. Hello, Gary.55:37
  926. This is Julia.55:37
  927. Yes, I know.55:39
  928. Anyway, I must be off.55:41
  929. See you.55:44
  930. He's very nice.55:46
  931. Yes.55:48
  932. England won with Spain in Madrid last night.55:50
  933. The England coach described the team's performance as hopeful.55:53
  934. And finally, here in Ashborough, last -minute preparations are underway for the Ashborough Arts Festival, which opens this coming weekend.55:58
  935. A host of celebrities are expected...56:05
  936. Hi, I'm home, dear.56:07
  937. How's your new job?56:10
  938. Tell me all about it.56:11
  939. It's great.56:13
  940. Everyone's very friendly.56:14
  941. There are people here from all over the world, tourists, business people.56:16
  942. Well, almost everyone.56:20
  943. No, I can't make it today, Ellie.56:31
  944. I haven't got time.56:40
  945. I have to finish this programme and...56:41
  946. Ellie?56:44
  947. Ellie?56:45
  948. Hi, Tim.56:50
  949. Good morning, Julia.56:58
  950. How nice to see you.56:59
  951. Martha, can we take a look at the diary for this week?57:06
  952. Now?57:09
  953. Oh, yes, all right.57:10
  954. Well, this morning you were on the food programme.57:15
  955. Then this afternoon you've got a meeting with Floyd and Hank.57:18
  956. That's at quarter to two.57:21
  957. Then tomorrow you've got an appointment at the dentist's in the morning at quarter past ten.57:23
  958. Nervous.57:28
  959. Then in the afternoon you've got a meeting with Frederick.57:30
  960. Oh, no, sorry, he can't make it.57:32
  961. He has to go to Paris.57:34
  962. So is Tuesday afternoon free now?57:35
  963. No, you have to finish the video -com report.57:37
  964. Oh, hi, Julia.57:40
  965. Then on Wednesday morning you're at the Birmingham conference.57:42
  966. Martha, can I have a word?57:46
  967. Yes, Tim, what is it?57:47
  968. I haven't got an assistant for this afternoon.57:48
  969. For the story about Carl Stalker.57:50
  970. You know, the windows guy.57:52
  971. Oh, yes.57:54
  972. Well, who have we got?57:55
  973. Chloe's away, Gitter's on holiday...57:57
  974. And everybody else is busy, but I have to have an assistant.57:59
  975. Can I do it?58:02
  976. Can I be your assistant, Tim?58:03
  977. That's an idea.58:05
  978. She hasn't got the experience, Martha.58:07
  979. She has to learn.58:09
  980. And there's nobody else.58:10
  981. OK.58:14
  982. See you later.58:15
  983. What's this job about?58:18
  984. Wonderful Windows.58:22
  985. Can you believe it?58:23
  986. New windows for just £500.58:25
  987. And who's this guy Walker?58:28
  988. Stalker.58:30
  989. Carl Stalker.58:31
  990. He's the managing director of Wonderful Windows.58:32
  991. And he's got his customers' money, but they haven't got their windows.58:34
  992. These are all letters from his customers.58:38
  993. We have to leave at 1 .30 sharp.58:40
  994. Jason's in trouble at school again.58:50
  995. Who's Jason?58:53
  996. He's my son.58:55
  997. Oh.58:56
  998. How many children have you got?58:57
  999. Two.58:58
  1000. A son and a daughter.58:59
  1001. What's your daughter's name?59:01
  1002. Kylie.59:02
  1003. She's 13.59:03
  1004. Jason's 16.59:04
  1005. My wife's Sharon.59:05
  1006. OK, Julia.59:07
  1007. Now, you wait at the corner with one of these.59:07
  1008. Stalker's got a blue jaguar.59:10
  1009. What does he look like?59:12
  1010. He's quite tall.59:13
  1011. He's got short, dark hair.59:15
  1012. When you see him, call me.59:16
  1013. Tim, Tim, here he is.59:36
  1014. A blue jaguar.59:47
  1015. And...59:49
  1016. Oh, no, it isn't him.59:49
  1017. It's a woman.59:51
  1018. And it isn't a jaguar, sorry.59:53
  1019. Sorry.60:00
  1020. Wait.60:14
  1021. Yes, he's here.60:15
  1022. A blue Jag registration number S307ABW.60:18
  1023. Great.60:26
  1024. OK, get ready, Sean.60:27
  1025. Mr Stalker, I'm from Apex TV.60:47
  1026. Can I ask you some questions?60:49
  1027. What the...?60:50
  1028. No, you can't.60:51
  1029. Where is your customer's money, Mr Stalker?60:52
  1030. I've got nothing to say.60:55
  1031. Mr Stalker, you and your wife have got a big house and an expensive car, but your customers have got60:56
  1032. nothing.61:01
  1033. Where is their money, Mr Stalker?61:02
  1034. Look, go away and switch that thing off.61:04
  1035. Where's the money, Mr Stalker?61:06
  1036. Clear off!61:09
  1037. Are you all right, Sean?61:15
  1038. Right, we've got him now.61:21
  1039. How about a drink?61:25
  1040. Oh, just a minute.61:26
  1041. What's the time?61:27
  1042. It's half past seven.61:29
  1043. Excuse me.61:30
  1044. If that's Tim, I'm not here.61:41
  1045. Hello?61:45
  1046. Hello?61:45
  1047. Hi, Rebecca, it's Tim.61:46
  1048. Hi, Tim.61:49
  1049. Ellie's not here.61:52
  1050. Oh, well, can you video the football match for me?61:53
  1051. I can't get back in time.61:56
  1052. Yes, OK.61:58
  1053. Thanks, Rebecca.61:59
  1054. See you later.62:00
  1055. Yes.62:02
  1056. Bye, Tim.62:03
  1057. Ellie?62:05
  1058. Is Rebecca still at work?62:10
  1059. No, she's at home.62:12
  1060. So are you and Rebecca...62:12
  1061. See you at the usual place?62:14
  1062. Yeah, see you there.62:15
  1063. Sorry Rebecca and I...62:17
  1064. Oh nothing.62:18
  1065. Let's go.62:20
  1066. I love you.63:15
  1067. Rebecca Bond speaking.64:05
  1068. Good morning.64:07
  1069. This is Angus Moon from the Modern Woman magazine.64:08
  1070. We'd like to do an article on the job of a personal assistant.64:12
  1071. Uh -huh.64:16
  1072. Martha McKay is an old friend of mine and she says that you're a wonderful PA.64:18
  1073. Are you busy now?64:23
  1074. Can I ask you a few questions?64:24
  1075. Well, yes, of course.64:27
  1076. Great.64:28
  1077. First, a few questions about you.64:29
  1078. What time do you get up in the morning?64:32
  1079. I always get up at 7 o 'clock.64:34
  1080. I have a shower and wash my hair.64:36
  1081. I have breakfast at half past seven.64:38
  1082. then I get dressed.64:40
  1083. And what do you normally have for breakfast?64:42
  1084. Breakfast?64:44
  1085. Oh, I usually have a glass of orange juice, a grapefruit, two slices of toast, one with butter and jam64:46
  1086. and one with butter and marmalade, and two cups of coffee.64:53
  1087. You're very organised.64:56
  1088. Well, you have to be for this job.64:58
  1089. And what do you do in your free time?65:01
  1090. I go to the gym three times a week, on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.65:05
  1091. On Thursday evening I go to my dance class.65:09
  1092. Oh, do you like dancing?65:12
  1093. Yes, I do.65:14
  1094. I like cooking too.65:16
  1095. And I love going to parties.65:18
  1096. OK, Rebecca, thank you very much.65:22
  1097. But don't you want to talk about my job?65:26
  1098. Well, I have got one last question.65:29
  1099. Do you know Gary Fenton?65:32
  1100. Gary?65:35
  1101. Yes, of course.65:37
  1102. He's one of our newsreaders.65:38
  1103. And he's a very good newsreader, isn't he?65:40
  1104. Gary!65:44
  1105. Hey, it's only a joke, Rebecca.65:45
  1106. Well, I don't think it's funny.65:48
  1107. Bonnie!65:49
  1108. Now, I always come on at the end of the programme and try the food and drinks.66:01
  1109. That's the next bit.66:05
  1110. Is everything ready?66:06
  1111. I think so.66:07
  1112. Frederick's on the phone, Martha.66:10
  1113. He's in New York.66:12
  1114. OK.66:13
  1115. Five minutes then, Julia.66:13
  1116. Five minutes, Neil.66:18
  1117. I've got it.66:30
  1118. Some salt in the lemonade.66:37
  1119. And some chilli powder in the soup.66:49
  1120. Hello Gary.67:08
  1121. Do you want to try it?67:10
  1122. Oh no.67:11
  1123. So Martha always tries the food and drinks.67:11
  1124. But, um, can I watch?67:15
  1125. If you want to.67:18
  1126. Ready, Martha?67:20
  1127. OK.67:21
  1128. So this is our lunch for a warm summer's day.67:29
  1129. A green salad, cheese with French bread, cold tomato and onion soup and homemade lemonade.67:33
  1130. It's time to try it.67:46
  1131. No, why don't we make a change today?67:49
  1132. Here in the studio today is everybody's favourite newsreader, Gary Fenton.67:52
  1133. Would you like to try this delicious meal, Gary?67:58
  1134. I bet you can't wait to taste it.68:02
  1135. Here, try the homemade lemonade first.68:13
  1136. Isn't that wonderful, Gary?68:23
  1137. Very nice.68:25
  1138. Now what about this soup?68:28
  1139. A nice cold soup, eh Gary?68:31
  1140. Come on, a big spoonful.68:36
  1141. Well, that's it for this week.68:46
  1142. I hope you enjoy your summer lunch as much as Gary.68:49
  1143. Bye!68:52
  1144. OK, what would you like?69:03
  1145. I'll have a glass of white wine, please.69:05
  1146. Me too.69:06
  1147. Homemade lemonade for me, please, Gary.69:07
  1148. Very funny.69:10
  1149. Just a joke, Gary, just a joke.69:11
  1150. I'll have a mineral water I have to dry.69:13
  1151. Ice and lemon?69:14
  1152. Yes, please.69:15
  1153. Oh, I must give Ellie a ring.69:16
  1154. Two glasses of white wine, a mineral water with ice and lemon, and a pint of lard.69:18
  1155. Who's Ellie?69:23
  1156. Tim's girlfriend.69:24
  1157. Oh, aren't you Tim's girlfriend?69:26
  1158. Me?69:28
  1159. No.69:28
  1160. Ellie's my flatmate.69:29
  1161. Tim lives upstairs.69:30
  1162. Oh, I see.69:32
  1163. What does she do?69:35
  1164. She works in a hotel, so she works funny hours.69:36
  1165. Here we are.69:39
  1166. Nice cold drinks.69:40
  1167. The reply.70:07
  1168. Morning, Tim.70:33
  1169. Morning, Ted.70:34
  1170. Oh, dear, you look tired.70:36
  1171. What time were you up this morning?70:38
  1172. About four o 'clock.70:40
  1173. There was an accident at the station.70:42
  1174. There weren't any trains for five hours.70:44
  1175. Terrible.70:46
  1176. Oh, hi, Rebecca.70:47
  1177. Hi.70:48
  1178. Thanks, Ted.70:48
  1179. What's the date today, Tim?70:50
  1180. What?70:52
  1181. Today's date.70:53
  1182. What is it?70:54
  1183. Uh, it's the 4th of October.70:56
  1184. And what do you know about the 4th of October?70:58
  1185. It's the day after the 3rd of October.71:02
  1186. Try again, Tim.71:04
  1187. Think of your girlfriend.71:06
  1188. Oh, no, it's Ellie's birthday.71:09
  1189. But I haven't got her a card or a present or anything.71:12
  1190. Excuse me.71:15
  1191. Oh, sorry.71:17
  1192. Good afternoon, Julia.71:19
  1193. I know, I'm sorry.71:20
  1194. The trains were all late.71:22
  1195. There was an accident at the station.71:23
  1196. Is Martha annoyed?71:25
  1197. Well, she isn't pleased.71:26
  1198. This is the second time this week.71:28
  1199. Yes, but it wasn't my fault today.71:29
  1200. And you were late last Thursday too.71:31
  1201. Well, that's it.71:34
  1202. I must find a flat in town.71:35
  1203. Are there any places in there?71:43
  1204. No, there aren't.71:45
  1205. What about this?71:49
  1206. Second floor flat, bedroom, living room, small kitchen and bathroom WC.71:51
  1207. Yes, but it's £600 a month.71:55
  1208. I can't afford that.71:57
  1209. No, I suppose not.71:59
  1210. You could try an agency.72:01
  1211. I haven't got time.72:03
  1212. Ask Martha for some time off this afternoon.72:05
  1213. Oh, come on, Rebecca.72:08
  1214. I was late this morning, remember?72:09
  1215. Well, try it.72:11
  1216. Martha's got a teleconference with Frederick all afternoon.72:12
  1217. A teleconference?72:15
  1218. Yes, Frederick's in Tokyo.72:16
  1219. Oh, so Martha doesn't need me.72:19
  1220. Thank you.72:27
  1221. Thank you.73:03
  1222. So let me see.73:32
  1223. There's the room and the kitchen and the bathroom and the toilet are in the hall.73:33
  1224. Yes, that's right.73:38
  1225. You share them with the people upstairs.73:38
  1226. They're very nice people.73:40
  1227. And how much is it, Mr Jackson?73:42
  1228. It's only £65 a week.73:44
  1229. So, are you interested?73:46
  1230. Yes, definitely.73:48
  1231. The people upstairs?73:53
  1232. Upstairs?73:54
  1233. Yes.73:56
  1234. Reception.74:19
  1235. Any luck?74:19
  1236. No, there isn't anything.74:21
  1237. Everything's too far away, too expensive, too noisy or just grotty.74:23
  1238. Never mind.74:29
  1239. Look, come to my place for a drink.74:30
  1240. It's a sort of surprise for Ellie's birthday.74:32
  1241. OK.74:34
  1242. Back in a minute.74:48
  1243. This is a nice place, Rebecca.75:00
  1244. Yes, I like it.75:02
  1245. This is Ellie's room.75:04
  1246. We've got this living room, a kitchen, and the bathroom's down the hall next to my bedroom.75:05
  1247. Where do you live, Gary?75:11
  1248. I've got a flat just round the corner.75:12
  1249. Gary's got a lovely place.75:14
  1250. It's on the top floor and it's got a great view.75:16
  1251. Tea, everyone?75:18
  1252. There's a message on your aunt's phone.75:19
  1253. Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear Ellie, happy birthday to you.75:24
  1254. See you later.75:31
  1255. Love you.75:32
  1256. Bye.75:32
  1257. Love you.75:34
  1258. Bye, you old romantic.75:34
  1259. Well, I think it's very sweet, Tim.75:37
  1260. Hi, Rebecca.75:40
  1261. It's me.75:41
  1262. Shh, everybody.75:42
  1263. It's Ellie.75:43
  1264. Hi Rebecca, it's me, Ellie.75:46
  1265. This is just to say goodbye.75:49
  1266. I'm really sorry about this, but I've got a job in a hotel in San Francisco and so, well, the75:51
  1267. rent for this month is on the dressing table in my room.75:58
  1268. There's a letter for Tim there too.76:01
  1269. Can you give it to him please?76:03
  1270. So, that's it.76:06
  1271. Bye.76:08
  1272. Take care.76:10
  1273. Oh dear, poor Tim.76:19
  1274. Well, it was very strange.76:21
  1275. I mean, she wasn't here last night and then she wasn't here this morning.76:23
  1276. Look on the bright side, you need a new flatmate now.76:26
  1277. Julia needs a room, so...76:29
  1278. Gary!76:31
  1279. It's all right, Julia.76:31
  1280. Gary's right.76:33
  1281. The room is yours if you want it.76:34
  1282. What, really?76:36
  1283. Yes, really.76:37
  1284. Oh, thank you.76:38
  1285. That's great.76:40
  1286. It's wonderful.76:41
  1287. Oh Tim.76:42
  1288. Sorry.76:44
  1289. I'm sorry I'm late, Tim.77:23
  1290. I had to go to the police station about Kylie and Jason.77:25
  1291. Not now, Sean.77:28
  1292. We need to go in five minutes.77:29
  1293. What's the matter with him today?77:33
  1294. It's Ellie.77:35
  1295. Ellie?77:36
  1296. She's gone.77:37
  1297. Gone?77:38
  1298. To the States.77:39
  1299. To the States?77:40
  1300. She left yesterday.77:42
  1301. You see, yesterday was Ellie's birthday.77:47
  1302. Tim, Gary, Julia and I went back to my place for a birthday drink for Ellie.77:50
  1303. Ellie wasn't there, but there was a message from her on the answer phone.77:54
  1304. She said that she had a new job in San Francisco and, well, goodbye.77:59
  1305. What did Tim do?78:05
  1306. He just walked out of the flat.78:06
  1307. He didn't say a word.78:08
  1308. It was It was all very sad and, well, embarrassing.78:09
  1309. We didn't know what to do.78:12
  1310. No wonder he's in a bad mood.78:14
  1311. But it's not all bad news, because Julia's my new flatmate now.78:16
  1312. Come on, Sean.78:20
  1313. Have a good old day.78:21
  1314. Have a nice day.78:23
  1315. So, that...78:37
  1316. Cup of tea, Mr Drake?78:38
  1317. No, thank you, Rebecca.78:39
  1318. I'd better be off now.78:41
  1319. Thanks, Dad.78:42
  1320. Don't mention it live.78:43
  1321. Bye.78:45
  1322. Bye.78:46
  1323. Bye, Rebecca.78:47
  1324. Welcome to Wellington Gardens.78:49
  1325. I still can't believe it.78:50
  1326. Why don't we have a party?78:52
  1327. A sort of welcome to Julia thing.78:53
  1328. Oh, yes.78:55
  1329. Great idea.78:56
  1330. When?78:57
  1331. Next Friday.78:58
  1332. We can invite some of the neighbours and everyone from work.78:59
  1333. Everyone.79:02
  1334. Even Frederick.79:03
  1335. Don't worry.79:04
  1336. He's in South Africa for the rest of the week.79:05
  1337. So who can we invite?79:07
  1338. What's this?79:11
  1339. It's an invitation to our party.79:12
  1340. A party, eh?79:13
  1341. When is it?79:14
  1342. It's next Friday, the 18th.79:15
  1343. Tim, here.79:17
  1344. Great.79:18
  1345. I like parties.79:19
  1346. We can't come.79:20
  1347. But we've got that programme to finish.79:22
  1348. Can't we do it another time?79:24
  1349. It's Julia's...79:26
  1350. No!79:26
  1351. Oh, well.79:34
  1352. Hi Tim, it's party time.79:57
  1353. No it isn't.79:59
  1354. OK, I think we can take a look at that now.80:11
  1355. Last year, Richard Bennett gave up his job in a London bank and decided to walk to the South Pole.80:15
  1356. Why did you give up your job, Richard?80:21
  1357. Well, I didn't like my job.80:23
  1358. And I had a lot of problems at home.80:25
  1359. I just wanted to get away from it all.80:28
  1360. I wanted to find myself, if you like.80:31
  1361. So you left England in August.80:34
  1362. What did you do first?80:35
  1363. I flew to Buenos Aires in Argentina.80:37
  1364. From there, I travelled to the Antarctic by boat.80:40
  1365. When did you actually start your journey to the pole?80:43
  1366. Well, I had to wait for a few weeks because the weather was very bad.80:47
  1367. So I didn't set off until the end of September.80:51
  1368. Did anyone go with you?80:53
  1369. No, I was on my own.80:55
  1370. And did you reach the South Pole?80:56
  1371. No, I didn't.80:59
  1372. After about 300 kilometres, I fell into a huge crevasse, you know, a big hole, about 10 metres deep.81:01
  1373. Were you hurt?81:11
  1374. Yes, I broke my arm.81:12
  1375. I couldn't climb out.81:14
  1376. What did you do?81:16
  1377. Well, fortunately, my sledge fell into the hole with me, so I had food and I had my radio, too.81:18
  1378. And I called for help.81:24
  1379. How long were you there before they found you?81:26
  1380. Five days.81:29
  1381. There was a bad storm, you see.81:30
  1382. I thought it was the end.81:33
  1383. But then suddenly I heard voices and dogs.81:35
  1384. I shouted and shouted, and faces appeared above me.81:38
  1385. What did you think about while you were in the crevasse?81:43
  1386. I thought about my life back in England.81:47
  1387. And the funny thing was that all my problems at home and at work weren't important any more.81:51
  1388. I just wanted to be with my family and friends again.81:58
  1389. Life's very short, you know.82:02
  1390. You have to enjoy it while you can.82:05
  1391. Thank you very much.82:08
  1392. Can I just look at that last part again?82:10
  1393. I thought about my life back in England.82:18
  1394. And the funny thing was that all my problems at home and at work weren't important any more.82:28
  1395. I just wanted to be with my family and friends again.82:34
  1396. Life's very short, you know.82:39
  1397. You have to enjoy it while you can.82:42
  1398. Thank you very much.82:45
  1399. Yeah, that's fine.82:48
  1400. Do you want a cup of coffee?82:50
  1401. Tim?82:53
  1402. Sorry, what did you say?82:55
  1403. Would you like a coffee?82:56
  1404. No, thanks, Sean.83:00
  1405. We've got a party to go to.83:02
  1406. What do you think, Rebecca?83:48
  1407. The skirt or the trousers?83:51
  1408. I can't afford both.83:53
  1409. I don't know.83:55
  1410. How much are they?83:56
  1411. The skirt's £28 .50.83:57
  1412. The trousers are a bit more expensive, but not much.84:00
  1413. Look, there's Gary.84:18
  1414. Where?84:21
  1415. There.84:22
  1416. He's going into the men's department.84:23
  1417. I suppose he's buying some new clothes for his interview with that magazine.84:26
  1418. Oh, yes.84:29
  1419. What did he say?84:30
  1420. The readers of Stars and Style magazine voted me the best -dressed newsreader on TV.84:31
  1421. Let's see what he's buying.84:40
  1422. Hi, Gary.84:48
  1423. What are you doing?84:50
  1424. I'm looking for a shirt and a tie to go with my new suit.84:51
  1425. Are they for your interview?84:55
  1426. Oh, do you know about that?84:57
  1427. Oh, come on, Gary, everybody knows.84:59
  1428. You mention it at least ten times a day.85:00
  1429. Excuse me, can I try these on, please?85:04
  1430. Sure, the changing rooms are over there.85:07
  1431. Thank you.85:09
  1432. How many shirts are you taking?85:09
  1433. Only the best is good enough for the best -dressed newsreader.85:14
  1434. Hi, Tim.85:27
  1435. OK, Gary, what's in the bags?85:30
  1436. Oh, these?85:32
  1437. It's my new suit and things for my interview about the best -dressed newsreader.85:33
  1438. Yes, we know.85:38
  1439. Armani, eh?85:40
  1440. How about that cost a bit?85:41
  1441. Well, if it's good.85:42
  1442. The price doesn't matter.85:43
  1443. Did you hear that?85:48
  1444. Yes, he's even worse than usual.85:50
  1445. Somebody should do something about him.85:53
  1446. When is this interview, anyway?85:55
  1447. Straight after the six o 'clock news.85:57
  1448. Thank you.86:28
  1449. Sean!86:56
  1450. Sean!86:58
  1451. Gary Fenton to the studio, please.87:00
  1452. Five minutes.87:02
  1453. Oh, there you are, Gary.87:10
  1454. Why are you so late?87:14
  1455. Good evening.87:19
  1456. This is Gary Fenton with the 6 o 'clock news.87:19
  1457. Gary, your visitors.87:35
  1458. Charlotte Mortimer from Stars and Style magazine.87:38
  1459. Pleased to meet you, Mr Fenton.87:40
  1460. Or may I call you Gary?87:42
  1461. Of course.87:44
  1462. Now, can we take some photographs first?87:45
  1463. Oh, no, we always see you at your desk, Gary.87:49
  1464. Well, I feel more comfortable here.87:52
  1465. But I'm sure all our readers want to know if you've got any legs.87:56
  1466. I'd really prefer to be at my desk.88:01
  1467. Come on now, Gary, don't be shy.88:04
  1468. All right!88:06
  1469. What are you wearing?88:11
  1470. Oh, well, perhaps at the desk is better.88:15
  1471. What's happening?88:36
  1472. The reporter's interviewing Gary.88:37
  1473. And Gary always enjoys interviews.88:39
  1474. Well, he isn't enjoying this one.88:41
  1475. I think we should give his trousers back now.88:42
  1476. Why?88:45
  1477. All right.88:46
  1478. So when did you start doing that?88:52
  1479. Well, a couple of years ago.88:54
  1480. Sorry to interrupt, but we found these, Gary.88:56
  1481. Excuse me?89:04
  1482. Photograph?89:41
  1483. Come on, Gary, cheer up.89:58
  1484. The magazine got photos of you in your new suit in the end.90:01
  1485. But you looked so funny in those baggy old trousers.90:04
  1486. Where did you get them, anyway?90:07
  1487. They were Sean's.90:09
  1488. Oh, no.90:12
  1489. Sean.90:13
  1490. Thank you.90:22
  1491. So, what are we going to do at this school?90:49
  1492. Tim's going to interview one of the teachers.90:51
  1493. She's won the lottery twice.90:54
  1494. I've never won the lottery.90:57
  1495. In fact, I've never won anything.90:59
  1496. Is everything OK?91:02
  1497. Sure.91:03
  1498. Let's go.91:04
  1499. Tim, are you all right?91:06
  1500. Yes, I'm fine.91:08
  1501. I've just got stomachache, that's all.91:09
  1502. You can't work like this.91:11
  1503. You should be at home in bed.91:12
  1504. Look, I've never missed a day's work in my life and I'm not going to start now.91:13
  1505. Anyway, who's going to do the interview if I'm not there?91:19
  1506. Me.91:21
  1507. Have you ever done an interview before?91:22
  1508. No, I haven't.91:24
  1509. But I've watched you several times.91:25
  1510. And Sean's here.91:27
  1511. He's filmed hundreds of interviews.91:29
  1512. No, it's OK.91:31
  1513. I can...91:32
  1514. Ow!91:32
  1515. Give me your car keys.91:34
  1516. I'm going to take you straight to the doctor.91:35
  1517. Hi.91:56
  1518. How are you?91:57
  1519. Hi, Julia.91:58
  1520. Did you get the interview all right?92:00
  1521. Yes, everything was fine.92:01
  1522. But what about you?92:03
  1523. I feel a bit sore.92:04
  1524. They took my appendix out yesterday afternoon.92:06
  1525. I know.92:08
  1526. I came to see you, but you were asleep.92:09
  1527. I was with Rebecca.92:12
  1528. I've never been in hospital before How long are you going to be in here?92:16
  1529. I can go home tomorrow And the doctor says I can go back to work next week if I want92:21
  1530. to Tim, don't you ever stop Hi Gary Tim Hello Julia Appendicitis, eh?92:25
  1531. Ah no, I suppose you can't eat anything at the moment Julia?92:39
  1532. No thanks Thanks.92:42
  1533. I've had appendicitis, you know.92:45
  1534. Have you, Julia?92:47
  1535. Very painful.92:48
  1536. Now, when did I have it?92:50
  1537. Ah, yes.92:51
  1538. I was at school.92:52
  1539. Must be, ooh, 20 years ago.92:54
  1540. Hello, Tim.93:02
  1541. What did the doctor say?93:04
  1542. All clear.93:05
  1543. The best thing is I can eat normally again.93:06
  1544. Good.93:09
  1545. Um, Julia, I, um...93:13
  1546. wanted to say thank you for all your help when...93:17
  1547. you know...93:20
  1548. And, well, um...93:22
  1549. Would you like to go out for a meal sometime?93:26
  1550. Just to, you know, say thank you.93:28
  1551. Yes, I'd love to.93:30
  1552. Shall we try that new Italian place near the museum?93:33
  1553. Mmm, that would be nice.93:36
  1554. When?93:38
  1555. Is this evening any good for you?93:40
  1556. Yes, it's fine.93:42
  1557. Great.93:44
  1558. Shall I call for you about eight?93:44
  1559. I'm going to be in town anyway, so can we meet at the restaurant at, say, half -past seven?93:46
  1560. OK.93:52
  1561. Tim Barnes.93:56
  1562. Hi, Bea.93:57
  1563. This is good.94:05
  1564. I love Italian food.94:06
  1565. Have you ever been to Italy?94:08
  1566. I lived there for a couple of years.94:09
  1567. Really?94:11
  1568. It was after I left university.94:11
  1569. I worked in a travel company.94:13
  1570. You know, looking after groups of British tourists.94:15
  1571. Did you enjoy it?94:18
  1572. Yeah, it was great fun.94:19
  1573. I like travelling.94:21
  1574. What about you?94:22
  1575. I've travelled around a bit.94:24
  1576. Mostly in Asia and South America.94:25
  1577. But I've never actually lived in another country.94:28
  1578. Um, you've got some sauce on your cheek.94:32
  1579. Have I?94:34
  1580. Where?94:35
  1581. Hi, you two.94:36
  1582. Hello, Gary.94:37
  1583. Can I join you?94:38
  1584. I'm having dinner here too, but my friends aren't here yet.94:39
  1585. You've, um, got a bit of sauce on your cheek, Julia.94:43
  1586. Thank you, Gary.94:46
  1587. I can do it.94:47
  1588. That was a really good meal, I enjoyed it Yeah, me too Until Gary arrived Yes Well, I've got an94:56
  1589. early start tomorrow Yes So Yeah, goodnight Goodnight See you tomorrow Tim?95:06
  1590. Yes?95:19
  1591. I can't find my keys.95:20
  1592. I think I've left them at work.95:22
  1593. Oh.95:24
  1594. Isn't Rebecca in?95:26
  1595. I don't know.95:27
  1596. Probably not.95:28
  1597. Oh, dear.95:30
  1598. Oh, hi.95:32
  1599. Hi, Tim.95:33
  1600. I heard voices.95:34
  1601. I'm just on the phone to my sister, so I'll see you in a minute.95:35
  1602. Still locked out?95:44
  1603. Yes.95:45
  1604. We'll be right back.96:25
  1605. Thank you.96:55

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