callaghan, how's it goin'? never better. i hear you got a big day ahead of you. i guess.me... (clears throat) you ever take responsibility for anything? you take care, buddy. (chuckles) hey. hey. do you need something? no, just-- i got a lot to do, unless this is work-related. well, we haven't even talked since you left, so i thought-- i don't have time. okay. maybe later then. hey. have a good trip. (indistinct conversations) (man laughs) hey, mcnally-- (door closes) (frank) okay, listen up! i'm looking for a word-- a word to describe the rookie recertification this morning. it's a 6-letter word.

(man) detective callaghan, h.q. on line four. look, andy, i'm sorry. i have to take this, okay?'m sure he's fine. it's a door, mcnally. you knock, it opens. (sighs) you all right? yeah. nothing a solid ten hours on the job can't fix. yeah, be careful with that. putting on the uniform to get away from your life makes it harder and harder to take it off. well, thank you for your concern, but i have no problem taking it off. i mean... you know what i mean. dad, where are you? i'm kind of freaking out a little. all right, please just call me.

(door closes) so you and callaghan--

dave 0'callaghan scored the decisive try ten minutes from time. by the paper's columnist and former editor, kelvin mackenzie. in it, he compared the intelligence of everton footballer ross barkley to that of a gorilla. the mayor of liverpool has called for the newspaper to sack mr mackenzie for making what he called "racial slurs". 0ur correspondent frankie mccamley is at goodison park. eight, ross barkley! the footballer in the centre of it all — everton midfielder ross barkley, whose grandfather was nigerian, compared here to a gorilla. and the man who wrote it, kelvin mackenzie, now suspended. he also claims the only other people in liverpool earning as much money were drug dealers. i've reported it to merseyside police, and they're investigating the complaint. i've also written to the press complaints commission. the comments, i believe, were overtly racist. but the club reacted quickly, banning the sun, stating the newspaper has to know any attack on this city is not acceptable. it follows a long—running hatred towards the newspaper, who blam

the callaghan government in the 705 governed for five years without any majority and if she is fearful could happen from the house of lords she should do exactly what tories have donein should do exactly what tories have done in the past and flood the place with her own people to ensure she gets her way. there is no justification for arguing that she needs to have a larger majority in order to get business of the house through. furthermore, the quite frankly arrogant view that the electorate should concentrate purely and simply on one narrow issue is treating the electorate with contempt. i can only speak for my constituents but when they consider theissues constituents but when they consider the issues they are going to be asking the questions why is every school in my constituency losing out under the new funding formula? why is the city council having to make horrendous cuts because the government have cut the support grant? why are waiting times increasing at hospitals? there are just not enough staff. why are more hard—working just not enough staff. why are more ha rd—working fami

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(man) detective callaghan, h.q. on line four. look, andy, i'm sorry. i have to take this, okay? i'm sure he's fine. it's a door, mcnally. you knock, it opens. (sighs) you all right? yeah. nothing a solid ten hours on the job can't fix. yeah, be careful with that. putting on the uniform to get away from your life makes it harder and harder to take it off. well, thank you for your concern, but i have no problem taking it off. i mean... you know what i mean. dad, where are you? i'm kind of freaking out a little. all right, please just call me. i've never seen you do a proper radio check before, epstein. did you and diaz switch bodies or something? i'm just trying to focus on the job. (oliver) oh. did, uh... (clicking) uh, i sleep with you and i forgot to call? i just want to do the job right, sir. mm. all right, well, let's get right on to the food. you get to choose today. yes, sir. falafel, burrito... you want to go for a burger? i'm not really hungry. and you call yourself a copper? (helicopter whirring) it's quiet tonight. yeah. i'm just thinking. i meant the streets. it's frid