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1:41Good morning. It`s seven thirty.
1:43I`m Gary Fenton. Here is the news.
1:45The Prime Minister is in the United States today...
1:47...for talks with the American president at the White House.
1:50The talks are very important for British and American...
1:54Look at the time! Julia!
1:57It`s half past seven.
2:00- Your train`s at quarter to eight. - Coming.
2:06Is this OK
2:10Lovely, dear. Well, good luck.
2:15Thanks, Mum. Bye, Dad.
2:18Bye, love.
2:20Colin. It`s her first day today.
2:23What Oh yes.
2:29Thanks, Dad. Bye.
3:49That`s £4.50, please.
3:52- Here you are. - Thank you very much, thank you.
4:03OK, bye. Bye.
4:05- Excuse me. - Sorry.
4:16- Morning, Ted. - Good morning, Tim.
4:18- How are you - I`m fine, thanks. And you
4:22Good morning. Can I help you
4:24Yes, Martha McKay, please. She`s the producer.
4:27That`s 5894. What`s your name, please
4:30Julia Drake.
4:33Hello. Miss Drake is at Reception.
4:35Yes, all right.
4:39Mrs McKay is in Room 1 2. That`s on the second floor.
4:41- The lift is over there. - Thank you.
4:48And what`s your address
4:5194 Tindall Street.
4:53How do you spell Tindall T-I-N-D-A double L.
4:57Thank you. And your postcode
5:01Can you repeat that, please KT9 8NB.
5:06And your telephone number
5:0801 372 89531 .
5:13Thank you, Ms Fossett. Goodbye.
5:16- Hello. I`m... - Julia! Welcome to Apex TV.
5:20Come in. No, don`t come in.
5:22This is my personal assistant, Rebecca Bond.
5:25- How do you do, Rebecca. - Pleased to meet you.
5:28Come and meet some of the people in the newsroom.
5:30Is Frederick in He`s the Managing Director.
5:32No. He`s in London.
5:34Oh, I see. Right. Well.
5:36Come on then, Julia.
5:42That`s Tim Barnes over there. He`s a reporter.
5:45Tim, this is Julia. She`s our new trainee.
5:49- Hi. - Hi.
5:51This is a very interesting story, Martha. Look at this.
5:54- Tell me about it this afternoon. OK - Sure. See you around, Julie.
6:00Julia.
6:01Sorry
6:02My name isn`t Julie. It`s Julia.
6:04Oh, right.
6:06And address has got two D`s.
6:08What
6:10Address is A, double D.
6:12Right. Thank you.
6:16Don`t mention it.
6:19Who`s that young woman with Martha and Sean
6:22Her name`s Julia. She`s a new trainee.
6:24Mmm. She`s very pretty.
6:33Well, that`s everyone, I think. Tea or coffee
6:35- Coffee, please. - Black or white
6:37Oh, white with no sugar, please.
6:40Hello. You`re Julia, aren`t you
6:43Yes, and...
6:45Pleased to meet you. I`m Gary.
6:47Nice to meet you, Gary. What do you do
6:50I`m a newsreader.
6:52Oh yes! You`re Gary Fenton.
6:56You`re my Mum`s favourite news reader.
6:59Here you are.
7:01Hello, Gary. This is Julia.
7:03Er, yes, I know.
7:05Anyway, I must be off. See you!
7:09He`s very nice.
7:11Yes.
7:31Hi. I`m home.
7:33Hello, dear. How`s your new job Tell me all about it.
7:37It`s great. Everyone`s very friendly.
7:44Well, almost everyone.
8:01No, I can`t make it today, Ellie... I haven`t got time.
8:05I have to finish this programme and... Ellie Ellie!
8:13Hi, Tim.
8:22Good morning, Julia. How nice to see you.
8:30Martha, can we take a look at the diary for this week
8:33Now Oh, yes, all right.
8:39Well, this morning you`re on the food programme.
8:42Then this afternoon you`ve got a meeting with Floyd and Hank.
8:45That`s at quarter to two.
8:47Then tomorrow you`ve got an appointment at the dentist`s...
8:50...in the morning at quarter past ten.
8:52Marvellous!
8:54Then in the afternoon you`ve got a meeting with Frederick.
8:56Oh no, sorry. He can`t make it. He has to go to Paris.
8:59So is Tuesday afternoon free now
9:01No, you have to finish the Videocom report.
9:04Oh, hi, Julia.
9:06Then on Wednesday morning you`re at the Birmingham conference.
9:09- Martha. Can I have a word
9:10- Yes, Tim. What is it
9:12I haven`t got an assistant for this afternoon...
9:14...for the story about Carl Stalker.
9:16You know, the windows guy.
9:18Oh yes. Well who have we got
9:21Ah, Chloe`s away. Gita`s on holiday...
9:23...and everybody else is busy.
9:24But I have to have an assistant.
9:26Can I do it Can I be your assistant, Tim
9:29That`s an idea.
9:31She hasn`t got the experience, Martha.
9:33She has to learn.
9:35And there`s nobody else.
9:37OK.
9:39See you later.
9:41So what`s this job about
9:45"Wonderful Windows. Can you believe it
9:48"New windows for just £500."
9:51And who`s this guy Walker
9:53Stalker. Carl Stalker.
9:55He`s the Managing Director of Wonderful Windows.
9:58And he`s got his customers` money...
10:00...but they haven`t got their windows.
10:02These are all letters from his customers.
10:04We have to leave at one thirty sharp.
10:13Jason`s in trouble at school again.
10:16Who`s Jason
10:18He`s my son.
10:20Oh, how many children have you got
10:22Two - a son and a daughter.
10:25What`s your daughter`s name
10:27Kylie. She`s 1 3. Jason`s 1 6.
10:29My wife Sharon...
10:31OK Julia. Now you wait at the corner with one of these.
10:34Stalker`s got a blue Jaguar.
10:36What does he look like
10:38He`s quite tall. He`s got short, dark hair.
10:40When you see him, call me.
11:08Tim. Tim. Here he is.
11:11A blue Jaguar and...
11:13Oh no. It isn`t him. It`s a woman.
11:16And it isn`t a Jaguar. Sorry.
11:38Wait. Yes. He`s here.
11:42A blue Jag, registration number S307 ABW.
11:49Great. OK. Get ready, Sean.
12:11Mr Stalker. I`m from Apex TV.
12:13Can I ask you some questions
12:15What the... No, you can`t.
12:17Where is your customers` money, Mr Stalker
12:19I`ve got nothing to say.
12:21Mr Stalker. You and your wife have got a big house...
12:23...and an expensive car, but your customers have got nothing.
12:26Where is their money, Mr Stalker
12:28Look. Go away and switch that thing off.
12:30Where`s the money, Mr Stalker
12:32Clear off!
12:39Are you all right, Sean
12:44Great. We`ve got him now.
12:49How about a drink
12:51Oh, just a minute. What`s the time
12:53It`s half past seven.
12:55Excuse me.
13:05If that`s Tim, I`m not here.
13:08Hello
13:10Hi, Rebecca. It`s Tim.
13:12Hi Tim. Er, Ellie`s not here.
13:17Oh, well, can you video the football match for me
13:20- I can`t get back in time. - Yes, OK.
13:24- Thanks, Rebecca. See you later. - Yes. Bye, Tim.
13:30Ellie!
13:33- Is Rebecca still at work - No, she`s at home.
13:36Oh, are you and Rebecca...
13:38- See you at the usual place - Yeah, see you there.
13:41Sorry. Are Rebecca and I...
13:43Oh, nothing. Let`s go.
15:30Rebecca Bond speaking.
15:31Good morning.
15:33This is Angus Moon from The Modern Woman magazine.
15:36We`d like to do an article on the job of a personal assistant.
15:40Uh huh.
15:42Martha McKay`s an old friend of mine...
15:44...and she says that you are a wonderful PA.
15:47Are you busy now Can I ask you a few questions
15:50Well, yes, of course.
15:52Great. First a few questions about you.
15:56What time do you get up in the morning
15:58I always get up at seven o`clock.
16:00I have a shower and wash my hair.
16:02I have breakfast at half past seven.
16:04Then I get dressed.
16:06And what do you normally have for breakfast
16:09Breakfast Oh, I usually have a glass of orange juice...
16:13...a grapefruit, two slices of toast one with butter and jam...
16:16...and one with butter and marmalade.
16:18And two cups of coffee.
16:20You`re very organized.
16:22Well, you have to be for this job.
16:25And what do you do in your free time
16:29I go to the gym three times a week...
16:31...on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.
16:33On Thursday evening, I go to my dance class...
16:36Oh, do you like dancing
16:38Yes, I do. I like cooking, too. And I love going to parties.
16:45OK, Rebecca. Thank you very much.
16:51But don`t you want to talk about my job
16:53Well, I have got one last question.
16:56Um, do you know Gary Fenton
16:59Gary Yes, of course. He`s one of our newsreaders...
17:03And he`s a very good newsreader, isn`t he
17:07Gary! You...
17:10Hey. It`s only a joke, Rebecca.
17:12Well, I don`t think it`s funny.
17:24Now, I always come on at the end of the programme...
17:27...and try the food and drinks.
17:29That`s the next bit. Is everything ready
17:31I think so.
17:34Frederick`s on the phone, Martha. He`s in New York.
17:36OK. Five minutes then, Julia.
17:42Five minutes, Neil.
18:02Some salt in the lemonade.
18:14And some chilli powder in the soup.
18:32Hello, Gary. Do you want to try it
18:35Oh no. Martha always tries the food and drinks.
18:39But, um, can I watch
18:42If you want to.
18:44Ready, Martha OK.
18:53So, this is our lunch for a warm summer`s day...
18:57...a green salad, cheese with French bread...
19:00...cold tomato and onion soup, and home-made lemonade.
19:10It`s time to try it.
19:13No. Why don`t we make a change today
19:16Here in the studio today is everybody`s favourite newsreader, Gary Fenton.
19:21Would you like to try this delicious meal, Gary
19:27I bet you can`t wait to taste it.
19:37Here. Try the home-made lemonade first.
19:46Isn`t that wonderful, Gary
19:49Very nice.
19:52Now, what about this soup
19:56A nice cold soup, eh Gary
20:00Come on, a big spoonful.
20:10Well, that`s it for this week.
20:12I hope you enjoy your summer lunch as much as Gary. Bye.
20:27OK. What would you like
20:29I`ll have a glass of white wine, please.
20:31Me, too.
20:32Home-made lemonade for me, please, Gary.
20:34Very funny.
20:35Just a joke, Gary. Just a joke.
20:37I`ll have a mineral water. I have to drive.
20:39- Ice and lemon - Yes please.
20:40Oh, I must give Ellie a ring.
20:42Two glasses of white wine...
20:44...a mineral water with ice and lemon, and a pint of lager.
20:46- Who`s Ellie
20:47- Tim`s girlfriend.
20:49Oh! Aren`t you Tim`s girlfriend
20:51Me No. Ellie`s my flatmate. Tim lives upstairs.
20:56Oh, I see. What does she do
20:59She works in a hotel, so she works funny hours.
21:03Here we are. Nice, cold drinks.
21:31No reply.
21:57- Morning, Tim. - Morning, Ted.
22:00Oh dear. You look tired.
22:02What time were you up this morning
22:04About four o`clock. There was an accident at the station.
22:07There weren`t any trains for five hours.
22:09- Terrible. - Oh hi, Rebecca.
22:13Hi. Thanks Ted. What`s the date today, Tim
22:16What
22:18Today`s date. What is it
22:20Er, it`s the fourth of October.
22:22And what do you know about the fourth of October
22:26It`s the day after the third of October
22:28Try again, Tim. Think of your girlfriend.
22:32Oh no! It`s Ellie`s birthday.
22:36But I haven`t got her a card or a present or anything. Excuse me!
22:41Oh, sorry!
22:43Good afternoon, Julia.
22:45I know. I`m sorry. The trains were all late.
22:47There was an accident at the station.
22:49Is Martha annoyed
22:51Well, she isn`t pleased - this is the second time this week.
22:53Yes, but it wasn`t my fault today.
22:55And you were late last Thursday, too.
22:58Well, that`s it. I must find a flat in town.
23:08Are there any places in there
23:09No, there aren`t.
23:13What about this
23:15Second floor flat - bedroom, living room, small kitchen and bathroom/WC.
23:19Yes, but it`s £600 a month. I can`t afford that.
23:23No, I suppose not. You could try an agency.
23:27I haven`t got time.
23:29Ask Martha for some time off this afternoon.
23:32Oh come on, Rebecca. I was late this morning, remember
23:35Well, try it.
23:37Martha`s got a teleconference with Frederick all afternoon.
23:39A teleconference
23:41Yes. Frederick`s in Tokyo.
23:44Oh, so Martha doesn`t need me.
24:56So let me see - there`s the room and the kitchen...
24:59...and the bathroom and the toilet are in the hall.
25:02Yes, that`s right. You share them with the people upstairs.
25:04They`re very nice people.
25:06And how much is it, Mr Jackson
25:08It`s only £65 a week.
25:10So are you interested
25:12Yes, definitely.
25:17- The people upstairs - Uh, yes.
25:42Reception.
25:44Any luck
25:46No. There isn`t anything.
25:48Everything`s too far away, too expensive, too noisy, or just grotty.
25:53Never mind.
25:55Look. Come to my place for a drink.
25:56It`s a sort of surprise for Ellie`s birthday.
25:58OK.
26:13Back in a minute.
26:24- This is a nice place, Rebecca. - Yes, I like it. This is Ellie`s room.
26:29We`ve got this living room, a kitchen and the bathroom`s down the hall...
26:33...next to my bedroom.
26:35Where do you live, Gary
26:37I`ve got a flat just round the corner.
26:38Gary`s got a lovely place.
26:40It`s on the top floor and it`s got a great view.
26:42Tea, everyone
26:44There`s a message on your answerphone.
26:48Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you.
26:51Happy birthday, dear Ellie.
26:53Happy birthday to you.
26:55See you later. Love you. Bye.
26:57Love you. Bye. You old romantic.
27:01Well, I think it`s very sweet, Tim.
27:04Hi, Rebecca. It`s me...
27:06Sshh, everybody. It`s Ellie.
27:09Hi, Rebecca. It`s me, Ellie.
27:13This is just to say goodbye.
27:14I`m really sorry about this, but I`ve got a job in a hotel in San Francisco...
27:19...and so... well... er...
27:22The rent for this month is on the dressing table in my room.
27:25There`s a letter for Tim there, too.
27:27Can you give it to him, please
27:30So, er... that`s it. Bye. Take care.
27:43- Oh dear. Poor Tim. - Well, it was very strange.
27:47I mean she wasn`t here last night...
27:49...and then she wasn`t here this morning and...
27:51Look on the bright side.
27:53You need a new flatmate now. Julia needs a room, so...
27:55Gary!
27:57It`s all right, Julia. Gary`s right. The room is yours, if you want it.
28:00- What Really - Yes, really.
28:03Oh, thank you! That`s great. Wonderful!
28:07Oh, Tim. I`m sorry.
28:47I`m sorry I`m late, Tim.
28:49I had to go to the police station about Kylie and Jason. They...
28:52Not now, Sean. We need to go in five minutes.
28:56What`s the matter with him today
28:59- It`s Ellie. - Ellie
29:01- She`s gone. - Gone
29:03- To the States. - To the States
29:06She left yesterday.
29:09You see, yesterday was Ellie`s birthday.
29:13Tim, Gary, Julia and I went back to my place for a birthday drink for Ellie.
29:18Ellie wasn`t there, but there was a message from her on the answerphone.
29:22She said that she had a new job in San Francisco and well... goodbye.
29:29What did Tim do
29:30He just walked out of the flat.
29:32He didn`t say a word.
29:34It was all very sad and, well, embarrassing.
29:36We didn`t know what to do.
29:38No wonder he`s in a bad mood.
29:40But it`s not all bad news, because Julia`s my new flatmate now.
29:44- Come on, Sean. We haven`t got all day. - Have a nice day.
29:59There, that`s the lot.
30:02Cup of tea, Mr Drake
30:03Um, no, thank you, Rebecca. I`d better be off now.
30:06- Thanks, Dad. - Don`t mention it, love.
30:09- Bye. - Bye.
30:11- Bye. - Bye Rebecca.
30:13- Welcome to Wellington Gardens. - I still can`t believe it.
30:16Why don`t we have a party - a sort of `Welcome to Julia` thing
30:19Oh, yes. Great idea. When
30:21Next Friday
30:23We can invite some of the neighbours and everyone from work.
30:26Everyone Even Frederick
30:28Don`t worry. He`s in South Africa for the rest of the week.
30:30So who can we invite
30:34Oh, what`s this
30:36It`s an invitation to our party.
30:38A party, eh When is it
30:40It`s next Friday. The eighteenth. Tim, here.
30:43Great! I like parties.
30:45- We can`t come. - But...
30:46We`ve got that programme to finish.
30:48Can`t we do it another time It`s Julia`s...
30:50No!
30:58Oh, well...
31:20Hi, Tim. It`s party time.
31:23No, it isn`t.
31:35OK, I think we can take a look at that now.
31:39Last year Richard Bennett gave up his job in a London bank...
31:42...and decided to walk to the South Pole.
31:45Why did you give up your job, Richard
31:47Well, I didn`t like my job and I had a lot of problems at home.
31:51I just wanted to get away from it all.
31:55I wanted to find myself, if you like.
31:58So you left England in August. What did you do first
32:01I flew to Buenos Aires in Argentina.
32:04From there I travelled to the Antarctic by boat.
32:07When did you actually start your journey to the Pole
32:11Well, I had to wait for a few weeks, because the weather was very bad...
32:15...so I didn`t set off until the end of September.
32:17Did anyone go with you
32:19No, I was on my own.
32:21And did you reach the South Pole
32:23No, I didn`t.
32:25After about three hundred kilometres I fell into a huge crevasse...
32:29...you know - a big hole - about ten metres deep.
32:34Were you hurt
32:36Yes, I broke my arm.
32:38I couldn`t climb out.
32:40What did you do
32:42Well, fortunately, my sledge fell into the hole with me...
32:45...so I had food, and I had my radio, too.
32:48And I called for help.
32:50How long were you there before they found you
32:53Five days.
32:55There was a bad storm, you see.
32:57I thought it was the end, but then suddenly I heard voices and dogs.
33:02I shouted and shouted and faces appeared above me.
33:07What did you think about, while you were in the crevasse
33:10I thought about my life back in England.
33:14And the funny thing was that all my problems at home and at work...
33:18...weren`t important any more.
33:21I just wanted to be with my family and friends again.
33:25Life`s very short, you know. You have to enjoy it while you can.
33:32Thank you very much.
33:34Can I just look at that last part again
33:47I thought about my life back in England.
33:52And the funny thing was that all my problems at home and at work...
33:55...weren`t important any more.
33:58I just wanted to be with my family and friends again.
34:02Life`s very short, you know. You have to enjoy it while you can.
34:08Thank you very much.
34:11Yes, that`s fine.
34:14Do you want a cup of coffee Tim
34:19Sorry. What did you say
34:21Would you like a coffee
34:24No thanks, Sean. We`ve got a party to go to.
35:13What do you think, Rebecca
35:15The skirt or the trousers
35:17I can`t afford both.
35:19Hmm. I don`t know. How much are they
35:21The skirt`s £28.50.
35:24The trousers are a bit more expensive, but not much.
35:42Look. There`s Gary.
35:44Where
35:46There. He`s going into the Men`s department.
35:49Oh, I suppose he`s buying some new clothes...
35:51...for his interview with that magazine.
35:53Oh yes. What did he say
35:55The readers of Stars and Style magazine voted me...
35:58...the best dressed newsreader on TV.
36:04Let`s see what he`s buying.
36:13Hi, Gary. What are you doing
36:15I`m looking for a shirt and a tie to go with my new suit.
36:19Are they for your interview
36:20Oh, do you know about that
36:22Oh, come on, Gary. Everybody knows.
36:25You mention it at least ten times a day.
36:28Excuse me. Can I try these on, please
36:31Sure. The changing rooms are over there.
36:33Thank you.
36:35How many shirts are you taking
36:37Only the best is good enough for the best-dressed newsreader.
36:50Hi, Tim.
36:54OK, Gary. What`s in the bags
36:56Oh, these It`s my new suit and things for my interview...
37:00...about the best dressed newsreader.
37:02Yes, we know. Armani, eh
37:05Bet that cost a bit.
37:07Well, if it`s good, the price doesn`t matter.
37:12Did you hear that
37:14Yes, he`s even worse than usual.
37:17Somebody should do something about him.
37:19When is this interview anyway
37:21Straight after the six o`clock news.
38:20Psst! Sean! Sean!
38:24Gary Fenton to the studio, please. Five minutes.
38:36Oh, there you are, Gary. Why are you so late
38:42Good evening.
38:44This is Gary Fenton with the six o`clock news.
38:58Gary, your visitors.
39:02Charlotte Mortimer from Stars and Style magazine.
39:04Pleased to meet you, Mr Fenton, or may I call you Gary
39:08Of course.
39:10Now, can we take some photographs first
39:13Oh no. We always see you at your desk, Gary.
39:15Well, I feel more comfortable here.
39:20But I`m sure all our readers want to know if you`ve got any legs.
39:24I`d really prefer to be at my desk.
39:28Come on now, Gary. Don`t be shy!
39:30All right!
39:35What are you wearing
39:39Er, well, perhaps at the desk is better.
40:00What`s happening
40:01The reporter`s interviewing Gary.
40:03And Gary always enjoys interviews.
40:05Well, he isn`t enjoying this one.
40:07I think we should give his trousers back now.
40:09Why Oh, all right.
40:16So when did you start doing that
40:18A couple of years ago.
40:20Sorry to interrupt. We found these, Gary.
40:28Excuse me.
41:06Photograph
41:23Come on, Gary. Cheer up.
41:25The magazine got photos of you in your new suit in the end.
41:28But you looked so funny in those baggy old trousers.
41:30Where did you get them, anyway
41:33They were Sean`s.
41:36Oh no, Sean!
42:12So what are we going to do at this school
42:15Tim`s going to interview one of the teachers.
42:17She`s won the lottery twice.
42:20I`ve never won the lottery.
42:22In fact, I`ve never won anything!
42:25Is everything OK
42:27Sure. Let`s go. Oh!
42:30Tim! Are you all right
42:32Yes, I`m fine. I`ve just got stomach-ache, that`s all.
42:35You can`t work like this. You should be at home in bed.
42:38Look. I`ve never missed a day`s work in my life...
42:40...and I`m not going to start now.
42:43Anyway, who`s going to do the interview if I`m not there
42:45Me.
42:46Have you ever done an interview before
42:48No, I haven`t, but I`ve watched you several times and Sean`s here.
42:52He`s filmed hundreds of interviews.
42:55No, it`s OK, I can... Ow, ah!
42:58Give me your car keys.
43:00I`m going to take you straight to the doctor.
43:20Hi, how are you
43:23Hi, Julia. Did you get the interview all right
43:25Yes, everything was fine. But what about you
43:28I feel a bit sore.
43:30They took my appendix out yesterday afternoon.
43:33I know. I came to see you, but you were asleep.
43:36I was with Rebecca.
43:39Uh-huh. I`ve never been in hospital before.
43:43How long are you going to be in here
43:45I can go home tomorrow and the doctor says...
43:47...I can go back to work next week, if I want to.
43:50Tim. Don`t you ever stop
43:54Hi, Gary.
43:56Tim... Oh, hello, Julia.
44:00Appendicitis, eh Ah no, I suppose you can`t eat anything at the moment.
44:05- Julia - No thanks.
44:09I`ve had appendicitis, you know. Have you, Julia
44:12Very painful. Now when did I have it
44:15Oh yes. I was at school. It must be oh, twenty years ago.
44:26Hello Tim. What did the doctor say
44:29All clear. And the best thing is I can eat normally again.
44:32Good.
44:37Er, Julia...
44:39... I, em, wanted to say thank you for all your help when...
44:44...you know... and well, erm...
44:49...would you like to go out for a meal sometime...
44:52...just to, you know, say thank you
44:54Yes, I`d love to.
44:57Shall we try that new Italian place near the museum
45:00Mmm. That would be nice. When
45:03Is this evening any good for you
45:06Yes, it`s fine.
45:07Great. Shall I call for you about eight
45:10I`m going to be in town anyway.
45:12So can we meet at the restaurant at say half past seven
45:16OK.
45:19Tim Barnes. Hi Pete...
45:28- This is good. I love Italian food. - Have you ever been to Italy
45:33- I lived there for a couple of years. - Really
45:35It was after I left university. I worked in a travel company.
45:39You know, looking after groups of British tourists.
45:42Did you enjoy it
45:44Yes, it was great fun. I like travelling.
45:46What about you
45:48I`ve travelled around a bit, mostly in Asia and South America...
45:51...but I`ve never actually lived in another country.
45:55Erm... You`ve got some sauce on your cheek.
45:59Have I Where
46:00- Hi, you two. - Oh, hello, Gary.
46:02Can I join you I`m having dinner here, too...
46:05...but my friends aren`t here yet...
46:07You`ve got a bit of sauce on your cheek, Julia.
46:10Thank you, Gary. I can do it.
46:20That was a really good meal. I enjoyed it.
46:22Yes, me too. Until Gary arrived.
46:25Yes.
46:27Um, well, I`ve got an early start tomorrow.
46:30Yes.
46:32So...
46:35Yes. Goodnight.
46:37Goodnight. See you tomorrow.
46:42- Tim! - Yes
46:44I can`t find my keys, I think I`ve left them at work.
46:48Oh, isn`t Rebecca in
46:51I don`t know. Probably not.
46:54Oh dear.
46:56Oh hi, hi Tim. I heard voices.
46:59I`m just on the phone to my sister, so I`ll see you in a minute.
47:08Still locked out
47:11Yes.