Smith discovers a gentle side to his character when he delivers a baby in the street.
Klein finds himself on the trail of a Rwandan war criminal.
Desperate to avoid being transferred, Proctor comes up with a plan.
Lennox sees his wife turn up at the house of a suspect.
PC Smith is forced to confront his racial prejudices.
Glaze and Holmes investigate the apparent suicide of a local councillor.
Conway's suspicions are aroused when a man enters Sun Hill carrying half a million pounds.
Webb is given the job of identifying a corpse found on a roundabout.
Sgt. Ackland adopts a new "virtual" identity to trap a sinister cyberstalker.
Boyden tries to discover who has been impersonating him in order to steal money.
A young Chinese boy attaches himself to Smith when his parents go missing.
Deakin's investigations into the Tze case uncovers some surprising home truths.
Time is running out for Smith as Deakin tries to identify the murderer.
Page and Hagen clash over their differing opinions of a stalking victim.
Page starts to believe that the stalker might be closer than she first thought.
As the stalker gets even closer, Page learns what it is really like to be a victim of crime.
Page tries to pick up the pieces after her stalking experience.
When new probationers face their first day on duty at Sun Hill, PC Klein coaxes them into playing pensioners.
After a disastrous start, the Sun Hill probationers try to redeem themselves and exact a suitable revenge.
An old face from the past turns up at the station - DS Ted Roach.
The Sun Hill officers get a blast from the past in a case involving a severed foot and an ageing transsexual.
When Beech wins a big poker hand, he is drawn into a tougher game than he bargained for.
Beech's association with Fallon lands him in trouble.
Staunton and Boulton get close to Fallon's money-laundering operation.
An investigation into the background of a young shoplifter reveals a more sinister crime.
The search for a witness continues, forcing Beech to break cover.
The death of a colleague prompts Beech to take the biggest gamble of his life.
It looks like the end of the road for Beech, but his luck has not run out just yet!
Beech's past finally catches up with CID, while the man himself still evades them.
The future of Sun Hill CID hangs in the balance.
Meadows learns that an old flame and a murder investigation make for an unhappy marriage.
Meadows investigates the murder of his ex-lover's son, but is not playing by the book.
Quinnan gets involved with affairs of the heart above and beyond the call of duty.
An undercover operation causes Glaze and McCann to reassess their positions.
The long-running crime drama following the work of the officers at Sun Hill police station.
The tension between Smith and McCann comes to a head.
Klein's attitude to the beat brings him into Cryer's firing line.
Violence looms over Sun Hill, but Meadows is more concerned about his career.
Meadows leads an investigation into a suspicious house fire.
Boyden investigates a prostitution set-up.
Sun Hill becomes a battleground for rival cigarette-smuggling rings.
There are concerns at Sun Hill about just what Klein was doing in a known criminal's van.
Page and Quinnan's relationship reaches a make-or-break stage.
Page and Quinnan face each other after their night of passion.
Cryer is more concerned than Webb about the disappearance of a schoolgirl.
McAllister and Riley make their mark on Sun Hill, but don't do it entirely by the book.
The latest business scam from DC Riley's brother leaves him hot under the collar.
Worrell's involvement with a case doesn't make for a perfect marriage.
Russian prostitutes, a gang of squaddies and his own mistakes lead Smith into hot water.
Smith volunteers to protect two homosexual witnesses.
McAllister's bulldozer approach gets her into trouble with Ackland over a sensitive case.
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A hot dog war breaks out in Sun Hill.
Ross gives McAllister some hot information.
A political scandal develops.
Chandler appears to fancy Kate.
Quinnan loses his grip.
It's decision time for Quinnan when Jenny announces she's leaving, but the past is catching up with him.
Quinnan loses his grip.
DS Beech's legacy comes back to haunt Sun Hill.
Meadows becomes determined to nail Stubbs.
Carver helps a friend in need.
Clarke learns the value of caution.
Smithy's chance of joining the armed unit is threatened.
Smithy's future looks uncertain.
Smith is interviewed for the Met's armed division.
Cryer battles to save his career.
Klein learns an important lesson.
Cryer is taken hostage.
The new sergeant makes an impact.
Lennox is reunited with former colleague Liz Rawton.
Sparks fly between Boyden and Hagen.
Stamp looks for love.
Cryer bids farewell to the force.
Hagen causes a terrible accident.
McAllister's former snout turns up at Sun Hill.
Former Brookside and Liverpool 1 star Paul Usher joins the cast as PC Des Taviner.
Taviner makes waves in the rape investigation.
Glaze's loyalties are tested.
A 10-year-old tries to get arrested.
PC Quinnan returns to Sun Hill.
DS Singh gets involved in car-crime.
Singh's secret identity is threatened.
A drug dealer drives his customers to desperation.
Reg Hollis seeks a new home.
Reg falls under deeper suspicion in relation to a woman's death.
A gunman strikes Sun Hill.
McAllister's life is endangered.
Carver is suspected of a cover-up.
The graffiti war spirals into more sinister territory.
Clarke loses a key witness.
PC Clarke tries to hold down two jobs.
Clarke feels she's not cut out to be a policewoman.
Clarke's financial problems get her down.
Hayward gets a reminder of the past.
Hayward jeopardises his career.
Hayward gives cause for concern.
Sun Hill's CCTV cameras cause controversy.
A Korean War veteran dies mysteriously.
