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Insp. Darbley takes a week's leave to carry out some home-decorating.

Special Branch ask Insp Darbley to investigate a possible threat in advance of a planned royal visit.

Eleven-year-old Janice claims she has been told to steal washing from a launderette by a mystery man named Oscar.

A widower and father of four who is fond of a drink or two comes between Insp Darbley and her husband.

Violence erupts in Hartley when an incomer tries to open a country club.

Insp Darbley goes to the rescue of an inexperienced young W.P.C.

Officers from the crime squad mount an undercover operation against a gang of international counterfeiters.

Insp. Darbley tries to save a disturbed young mother and her baby.

Police make a bizarre discovery in the yard of Szabo's fish and chip shop.

Mick Grainger is apprehensive about leaving prison after six years and returning to his wife Judy.

Insp Darbley deals with nine-year-old tearaway Jonny Duffield.

Insp Darbley finds herself caught up in a dispute over an old steam engine.

PC Bentley tells Jean he thinks a woman is involved in a burglary at Major Adams's fall-out shelter. He is almost right.

A body is found in Hartley, and Insp Darbley helps a detective from the Metropolitan Police Flying Squad with the murder investigation.

An elderly tea-lady is arrested, accused of stealing large sums of money from her employer.

A new police inspector, Jean Darbley, arrives at Hartley police station and immediately has to deal with a man who takes his daughter from her home at gunpoint.

Insp. Darbley doubts a man who swears he is innocent of any involvement in a robbery.

A man who was presumed dead after disappearing ten years earlier turns up to see Sgt. Beck.

Sgt. Parrish is surprised by the revelations of a minor criminal, while Insp. Darbley tries to solve the mystery of an old woman's amazing journey.

Tom Darblay attends to an illness in the family, while P.C. Gallagher has his own family crisis.

Information from an informant has sent a man to jail, with serious consequences for Insp Darbley's private life.

A well-known and respected councillor faces scandal and ruin over the love of the wrong woman.

A store detective's life starts to fall apart when she is compulsorily retired.

Police investigate the disappearance of a teenaged boy who walks out of school just before taking his O-Level examinations.

Insp. Darbley arranges safe accommodation for the sole witness in an attempted murder case.

Insp. Darbley deals with an elderly couple who refuse to comply with an eviction order.

Police investigate a pet shop owner accused of inappropriate relations with a young child.

Insp. Darbley is left holding the baby when a prisoner is released from H.M.P. Parkhurst.

Insp. Darbley tries to help a vulnerable young woman.

Insp Darbley clashes with her new boss, Chief Superintendent Albert Hallam.

Sgt. Beck has difficulty trying to sell tickets for the annual police dance.

Two women struggle to cope with loneliness, with tragic consequences for one of them.

Insp Darbley is anxious to find out what Frankie Miller is doing in Hartley, and why Dick Graydon is covering up for him.

The police deal with conflict between neighbouring farmers.

P.C. Martin Helmshore faces a serious accusation.

Insp. Darbley deals with a face from the past, in a week in which the police have to cope with a robbery at the local co-op and some missing pigs.

The police have to deal with the logistics of the annual pop festival. Meanwhile, a celebrated former resident returns to Hartley to visit his daughter.

The police have to deal with a rowdy night at the Warmsleigh Road Social Club.

PC Ted Palmer challenges Insp Darbley's authority, with unhappy consequences.

A gypsy is released from prison, reawakening a long-standing family feud.

Insp. Darbley is determined to identify the practical joker behind a series of petty thefts.

Insp. Darbley investigates when the site of a new office development is vandalised.

Police investigate a rash of unexplained fires.

A soldier, home on leave from service in Northern Ireland, gets involved in a serious incident.

Insp. Longton clashes with D.C.I. Mark Perrin over an armed robbery.

Insp. Longton tries to unravel the secret behind the strange behaviour of seventeen-year-old Simon Bailey.

Insp. Longton attends a report of assault, and examines her relationship with John Holden.

An elderly man reports hearing a threatening voice calling from outside his isolated house - in German.

Insp. Longton enquires after John Morton, a dangerous young man who has returned to Hartley.

D.S. Bernie Duckworth faces a family tragedy when his daughter is knocked down by a lorry.

Insp. Longton becomes involved in the case of a young foster mother accused of shoplifting.

Insp Longton is struck by the resemblance between a missing husband and an artist's impression of a wanted man.

P.C. Danny Sparks thinks about quitting the force, but Insp. Longton has decided to buy a house locally.

Sgt Parrish demands to know why Insp Longton has taken Sgt Beck's name off the duty sheets.

Insp Longton tries to protect some children from a deadly habit.

Insp. Longton agrees to a meeting about a forthcoming speaking engagement, but finds herself in a perilous situation.

Insp. Kate Longton leads an urgent search to save a life after receiving an anonymouse telephone call.

The team at Hartley police station await the arrival of the new inspector. Having lost Insp. Darbley, it will be good to have a man back in charge of the place.

A man confesses murder to the new vicar of Hartley then threatens to kill himself.

Sgt. Beck resigns when a prisoner is found dead in his cell.

Insp. Longton needs the advice of Sgt. Beck in dealing with a troublesome freelance journalist, but he is on leave and cannot be found.

An anonymous telephone call leads Insp. Longton to a hopeless domestic situation and possible child abuse.

P.C. Sparks provides someone with a defence of alibi against accusations of involvement in a series of robberies.

A girl complains that a young man told her she will die on Hallowe'en.

The manager of a dry-cleaning establishment confesses to a prior conviction for fraud and finds himself out of a job.

Insp. Longton is in court and finds her motives under attack by an aggressive defence barrister.

A police officer's son is arrested.

A local newspaper encourages hostility towards a travelling community.

Insp. Longton investigates a road accident and tries to prove that a drink-driver was responsible.

A fourteen-year-old girl has gone missing along with two hundred pounds from her mother's desk.

Insp. Longton warns local pensioners about confidence tricksters who have been posing as council officials.

D.C.I. Perrin asks Insp. Longton to help bring an important witness back on side.

The police deal with a spate of thefts of Christmas trees, while Insp. Longton considers her career options in light of her failed bid for promotion.

Insp. Longton is held up on her way to an interview for the post of Chief Inspector of the Juvenile Board, as she has to deal with a deranged woman threatening to harm her own children.

Local residents complain about a gang of youngsters asking for work.

Insp. Longton investigates an alleged affair between a teacher and one of his pupils.

An army major asks Insp Longton to help him find a deserting corporal.

A man detained overnight for being drunk and disorderly reports seing a young girl in chains.

Hartley Police Station prepares for a visit from the Chief Constable.

The police have to contend with a hymn-singing religious fanatic and a sleepless lay preacher. Insp. Longton has a heart-to-heart with D.C.I. Perrin.

Insp. Longton suspects the involvement of animal rights activists when a butcher and a pathologist are subjected to harassment.

Insp. Longton discovers that one of her colleagues is a thief.

A series of video thefts leads to an investigation of a rather more serious crime.

Insp. Longton finds that the demands of the job take their toll on her personal life, when responding to a report that an intruder has entered her friend's house.

Sgt Beck and PC Sparks respond to a call to a break-in, but the suspect makes good his escape. Beck suspects a courting couple near the scene of involvement.

Insp. Longton informs a woman of the death of her daughter from a drug overdose, but the mother seems to be hiding something.

Two brothers-in-law, on opposite sides during the miners' strike, are at loggerheads.

A gang, disguised as a shooting party, take the wife of a bank manager hostage.