The Bill

Series two of the iconic police drama series begins with a chaotic day at Sun Hill, featuring workmen, new cases and a new PC named Abel Lyttleton.

Roach leads the investigation into an armed robbery at the wages office of an umbrella manufacturing company.

Sun Hill officers investigate the disappearance of an eight-year-old girl.

In this episode, Brownlow tries to start a Neighbourhood Watch program within Sun Hill.

Roach and Cryer take charge of a siege operation.

Edwards corners a pig that was released from the City Farm.

A serious road crash results in six deaths. Meanwhile, Frank Burnside goes under cover.

A Polish sailor seeks political asylum at Sun Hill station.

After being caught shoplifting, a young mother confesses to Cryer that she is in debt to a loan shark.

Cryer brings in Debbie Lindfield, who is reluctant to report a rape.

When a teenage mugger is stabbed by his would-be victim, it looks like a genine case of self-defence. Tosh Lines isn't so sure though, and decides to dig a little deeper.

The second series of the iconic police drama concludes as Brownlow throws a farewell party for his retiring clerk.