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Five days can change a life forever in this acclaimed BBC serial. Suranne Jones (Scott & Bailey) and BAFTA nominee David Morrissey (The Walking Dead) are police officers investigating an apparent suicide that may be connected to a baby found in a hospital lavatory.
- S1 E1 - Day 1. January 22, 2007. 59min. When a train is delayed by an apparent suicide, off-duty policewoman Laurie Franklin is at the scene and called upon to help.
- S1 E2 - Day 2. January 23, 2007. 59min. Now leading the investigation, DI Mal Craig disregards Laurie"s hunch that the suicide and the abandonment are linked.
- S1 E3 - Day 8. January 24, 2007. 59min. Looking for new leads, Laurie and Mal stage a reconstruction of Day One"s events. Train conductor Danny and his wife, Nusrat, try not to get their hopes up about adopting Michael, especially when Nusrat is plunged into family troubles.
- S1 E4 - Day 37. January 29, 2007. 59min. Two breakthroughs begin to throw light on the identities of Lola and Michael"s mother when a surprising person turns up and fingerprint matches point to an arrested girl.
The train suddenly comes to a halt, and it soon transpires that a young Muslim woman has jumped from a bridge, hitting the train, leaving the train driver, Pat (Steve Evets), traumatised. Laurie and conductor Danny ( Matthew McNulty ) take charge until the railway police arrive.
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Five Days. Day 1: In Northeast England, lives intersect when a baby is found abandoned in a hospital toilet, while a young Muslim commits suicide by jumping in front of a train. Michael takes ill in the hospital and the diagnosis is suspected methadone withdrawal. A week after the murder and there are no leads.
Apr 21, 2012 · Five Days is a drama tracking five pivotal 24-hour periods following the halting of a train by a suicidal jumper and the abandonment of a baby in the toilets of a Yorkshire hospital.
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Drama tracking five 24-hour periods following the halting of a train by a suicidal jumper.
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