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This programme contains some
strong language.

I'm not having it! I'm not
being spoken to like that!

I don't know what I'm supposed
to have done wrong!

You nicked my catalogue money
and spent it on bloody weed!

I never did! So how'd you pay for
that weed then?! Someone give it me!

And you've no business
smoking bloody weed anyway!

You can't tell me what to do!

Any more lip from you
and I will batter you!

If you hit me, I'll hit you back!

Oh, yeah? Go on, try me!

Stop!

Don't.

Please don't hit me, Julie.
Why shouldn't I?

Because it would hurt.

OK, so what should I do there?

Employ a non-violent strategy.

Such as?

Instead of confronting your son,
you could say,

"I'm sorry, Peter, I don't
want to discuss this until"

"we've both calmed down."

You could then withdraw to your
bedroom and... read a book.

You mean, like, ground myself?

I realise it's an
unfamiliar tactic.

It's a crap one and all. Peter
would just piss himself laughing.

So how would you deal with him?

Well, I mean, I wouldn't give him
an out and out battering.

Just probably a dead
leg, a dead arm

and a belt round the ear
for good measure.

What about the rest of you?

Do you feel it would be better
to handle thing's Julie's way,

or my way?

Karen?

I'd do it Julie's
way, if I dared.

I don't think that's the answer

you're supposed to give,
Karen, love.

Look, if we tell you
you're talking bollocks,

do we still get our certificates?

Still don't know why they
put you on t'course, Julie.

Oh, cos our Peter's been
bunking off school.

But you're a good mum.

Single mum though, so council
think I need to prove it.

I'm really rubbish.

Just cos you've got
kids off different dads?

It's not just that,
I'm crap in general.

Everyone keeps saying.

Just cos people say you're crap,
it don't mean you are, love.

Anyway, they can't say
it any more, can they?

Hang that on your wall.

Anyone tells you you're not
a good mother,

you can tell them to shove it up
their arse.

Hey, Natalie, I passed!

Hmm! She's a fully
certified parent now.

Good for you.

Bet it were all bollocks, though.

Yeah, but it makes council think

they're doing something about
estate, don't it? Mm.

Course has been a right laugh.
And I made another friend.

I saw your Stacey the other day.
Didn't know she were expecting.

Yeah, due in March.
Glamorous granny, eh?

Well, you best get home and put
all that crap into practice then.

Hmm. Go on. See you.

See you, Julie. See you!

Have a good Christmas.
Yeah, you too.

ON PHONE: Police emergency.

I want to report my daughter
as missing, please.

Right, how old is she?

Nine. Nine?

Yeah.

When did you last see her?

She went to school this morning.

Right. Have there been
any arguments, or...?

No, none at all.

So you've rung round
all her friends? Yeah.

And you've been in touch with
all her relatives? Yeah.

There's nowhere else
you've got left to look? No.

What do they call her?

Shannon Matthews.

Come on, go on, you buggers,
come on.

Go on, go earn your living!

What you doing?

Teaching it to fly. If they don't
learn to fly, foxes'll get them.

I'll see you. Have you had your
breakfast? I've got eggs here.

Goose eggs? Yuck!

You're putting it off.

You're doing it wrong.
It's a bird, not a bloody brick!

Anyway, you should be inside
getting on with your homework.

Suppose truancy officer sees you?

He's already had me excluded,
what else can he do?

It's what I'll do you
should be worried about. Get in!

Now, birdman.

HELICOPTER WHIRS

Go on.

Hey!

Here, Julie.

What?

You heard about that lass? Never
came home from school last night.

Police have been out looking
for her all night and all.

Who is it?

Shannon Matthews.
She's only nine.

SIRENS

Julie. Petra.

Have you heard?

Yeah, I'm going down Karen's now.
I'll come with you.

It were freezing last night,
but she's probably just gone home

with a friend and stopped over.

Yeah, yeah,
it'll be something like that.

All right, Julie?
Natalie. Petra. You all right?

Karen, love, I've just heard.
Yeah, so have I, Karen.

Oh, Julie. Thanks for coming down.
Here you are, love. Come on.

Sit down.

All right.

So when did you last see her?

Yesterday afternoon.
She'd been swimming with school.

When they got back,
she got off t'bus with others

and no-one's seen her since.
I don't know what to think.

Does she usually walk home
on her own?

I normally go to end of t'road and
wait while she comes out of school.

But I weren't here,
I were in Dewsbury shopping

with Craig's sister, Amanda.

I were at home. I were supposed to
go in to work in the afternoon,

but I were feeling a bit off.

I got back about four,
Craig says Shannon's not home,

kids said they hadn't seen
her after school,

so I called the school,
rang everyone I could think of.

Has she got a mobile?

She'd left it at home. Everyone
were saying I should ring 999,

so I did in the end.

And what are t'police saying?
Not a lot.

They have had search teams
out all night though.

And been back and forth here,
asking questions.

Poking around house,
in and out Shannon's bedroom.

Well, they've got to, Craig.
Looking for clues of

where she might be.
I've been out searching, too.

Yeah, Pete and some others
have been out half the night.

I just want her found!

And we'll find her, love.

Don't you bloody worry.

Come here.

Thanks.

HELICOPTER WHIRS

They should never have
closed this place down.

I know. I mean, where else is
the community supposed to meet?

How can I help?

I need you to help us get
this place up and running,

so we can get organised
and find Shannon.

We don't want to tread on
t'police's toes. Bollocks, Debbie.

We're not just standing
back and leaving it to them.

Come on.

I'm the uncle! Well,
sort of uncle.

Fiver a feel, fella.

You hear that, you lot? Wife's
tits - fiver a go! Shut up, Neil!

Karen? Yeah?

Hello, I'm Detective Constable
Christine Freeman.

This is Alex Grummit.

We're going to be your
family liaison officers.

Can we clear this room please?

But we're family.
We're supporting Craig.

Yeah. And Karen.

And you are?
I'm Alice Meehan, Craig's mum.

And you?
Amanda Hyett, Craig's sister.

This is my husband, Neil.
All right?

And you're...
Craig, Shannon's step-dad.

Natalie Brown, I live next door but
one. Natalie's my best friend.

Yeah, we're mates.

Getting bloody lively out there.

They keep saying they want me to
go out there and say something.

Please don't talk to the press.

But she wants to
get her message out.

Like them parents of Maddie McCann.
They're always going on telly.

We'll make sure her message gets
out, but we need to do it right.

You mustn't talk to the press
until we say it's all right.

Can I see Shannon's room?

You lot have already been up
there. All the same, I'd like to.

Top of the stairs on left.
Shannon shares with her sister.

Top bunk's hers.

I need to ask you
a few questions.

She's been answering questions
since you lot first arrived.

I'm sick of it. I'm sure.

But there's a lot for us
to understand.

HELICOPTER WHIRS

We're going out
searching again, Julie.

That's great,
but let's get organised.

We don't want people
searching in the same places.

We need street maps, a proper
list of who's searching where.

Let's do this properly. Right.

Julie, council have approved
emergency grant

to keep the place open -
300 quid.

You're a star, Debbie.
It's only temporary.

Hey, temporary'll do. They'll soon
have her found and back home safe.

So you'd not fallen out
with Shannon?

No! I keep saying.

But you've had problems with
your son in the past?

I don't know why people
keep going on about that.

Because he's run away, hasn't he?
More than once.

We had to send
the helicopter out.

He were just down in the fields.
He'd made a den down there.

He sometimes gets it in his head
that he wants to be with his dad.

But Shannon wouldn't
do owt like that!

I don't think she would either.

So why's she written, "I want to
live with my dad" above her bed?

She don't mean it.

I don't think she does either,
Karen.

She's happy here
and you're a good mum.

How does she get on with her dad?

He's in Huddersfield.
He sees her when he can.

And how's she get on with you?

She gets on fine with Craig.

Could you let him answer, please?

But I'm his mum, I should know.

All the same. Craig?

Yeah, me and Shannon get on fine.

I don't see point
of all these questions.

They're not getting at you, Karen,
they're just trying to help.

You see, if your eldest lad
ran away because he's unhappy,

we need to know if Shannon
could have done the same.

Shannon wouldn't run away.
Someone must have took her.

Here you are. And stay in pairs!

We don't want anyone else going
missing, all right? Yeah. Thank you.

Here you are. All right, try down
on that ginnel, all right?

There you go,
you lads try down that way, OK?

Hiya, love, here's a map.

Why don't you try back
at school, yeah?

HELICOPTER WHIRS

Shannon! Shannon!

Cheers, lads. You lads try
down there, all right?

Hiya, love, here's a map.
Try behind school, OK?

Hiya, love, there's a map, OK?
Stay together.

Come on.

Try down over that
side there, yeah?

Julie?

All right, Kinchie?

Do the police know
you're doing this?

Going door-to-door and everything.
Well, you're police, you know.

I mean HMET.

What the hell's that?

Homicide team. They're in charge.

Homicide team?
It's a missing child, Kinchie.

It could well be more than that.
I don't need to hear that.

All I'm saying is I wouldn't go
raising other people's hopes.

And all I'm saying is fuck off.

No of fence, Kinchie.

Here.

That's him.

Who?

Shannon's real dad.

He's been out all day
scouring the estate.

Hey, Julie! Look at this!

It's Karen. Look.

Shannon, if you're out there...

Oh, bloody hell!

Please, darling, come home.

We love you so much.

Me, your dad, brothers,
your sisters...

Everybody loves you.

If anyone's got my daughter,
my beautiful princess daughter,

please bring her home safe.

I need her home.

PRESS SHOUTING

Yeah, that's better now.

Pete, come and sort kids' tea,
will you?

I'm just going into Karen's.
She's been on telly.

I know. I saw.
Police told her not to.

I need to speak to her.

Pete, go see to kids!

She did really well, I thought.

Yeah, but police
aren't going to be happy.

Karen? Karen?

Don't be mad with us,
Natalie, please.

I'm not, love.
But you know what police said.

Yeah, but everyone were
on at me to go out there

and say something.
And why shouldn't she?

Because police know best, Neil.
It's her child.

Yeah, but she's got to work
with them, not against them.

You did well, love, anyway. I thought
you come across really well.

Right, I want everybody out
and I mean it this time.

Don't send my friends away.

All right, you can stay
and help out, Natalie.

The rest of you - out now!

You were told, Karen.

I'm sorry. They were all
saying I should do it.

Well, they were wrong.

She were only trying
tell her side of t'story.

Neil, don't make
it worse for her.

I've asked you to
leave, haven't I?

All right.

It's vital that you let us
control the media side of things.

I keep saying, I'm sorry!

Oh, Karen, don't upset yourself.

And who are you?

Julie Bushby.

I'm co-ordinating
the community search.

The what?

We've got half the estate out
looking for her. Thanks, Julie.

I know you're doing everything you
can to find her, to bring her home.

That's all I want.

Believe me, Karen, that's all
we're hoping for, too.

But...

But what?

I do have to warn you,
the more time goes on,

the less likely it is
we'll find her alive.

Don't say that!
I have to be honest, love.

Bollocks. Why are you
lot being so negative?

Shannon's OK, Karen,
I know she is.

(Are you sure?)

Could I have a word, please?

(Sorry.)

NATALIE: Come on, love.

With respect,
you can't know she's still alive.

I bloody can. How?

Well, have they found
any of her clothing? No.

The towel and the swimming
costume she took to t'baths? No.

Well, if anything bad
had happened to Shannon,

they'd find things like
that first. They haven't.

Look, I don't doubt
your good intentions,

but part of my job is to
prepare Karen for the worst.

Yeah, and mine is to
keep her spirits up.

But that means if we do end up
having to give her bad news,

it'll be all the harder for her.
There's not going to be bad news.

We'll find her and she'll be OK.

Now is that all?

DOOR OPENS

Oh, bloody hell, Petra.

I really thought for a minute
then it might have been Shannon.

Shannon'd go back home,
wouldn't she?

Not come to t'community centre.

We don't know where she'll go.

We just have to be ready.

You really are sure,
aren't you, she'll be OK?

Well, she's not run away.

When kids run away, they take pop
and crisps and stuff.

Karen says she hasn't.

I don't believe she's been
snatched from outside school.

Not with all people there'd be
around. Which leaves what?

Her going off with
someone she knows? Maybe.

Doesn't mean she's all right though,
does it? She has to be, Petra, or...

Or what? You can't let yourself
think about the alternative.

I know.

Too horrible to imagine, innit?

Yeah, it is.

We just have to keep the faith,
that's all.

TV: There was a sighting of Shannon
Matthews on the playing fields

behind her school, but there
have been a number of reports

that Shannon was also seen at other
locations around the same time...

Stacey's here, Mum.
And she eaten all t'crisps.

Oh, and there's me worrying
the house might have burnt down.

It's amazing, in't it, mum?

If anyone's got my daughter,
my beautiful princess daughter...

Who'd have thought Moorside
would ever get on the news?

I'd sooner we weren't on t'news
for a reason like this.

Tyson reckons they'll find her
chopped up in a wheelie bin.

Sam reckons someone's strangled
her and chucked her in t'river.

And I reckon... You've got a thick
ear coming if you don't shut it.

PHONE RINGS

Hello?

Oh, who's asking?

TV: ...so we haven't ruled out the
possibility of widening the search.

Er... when? Yeah.

All right, if it'll help.

Erm, I'll meet you down at
the Community House.

Right, bye.

That were telly.
They want me to do an interview.

Right. Shower and change
then get back down there.

Tiffany, school.
Oh, Stace, how's the bump?

Kicking like a good 'un, Mum.

That's what I like to hear.

The response on the estate's been
absolutely incredible.

We've had over 150 people
out searching.

We are absolutely determined to find
Shannon and bring her home safe.

Yeah. And we won't rest till
we fuckin' have.

LAUGHTER
Oh, shitcakes. I swore. Sorry.

That all right?

You all right?

Julie Bushby? Yeah, that's me.

I'm afraid I'm going to have
to ask you to call this off.

Call what off?

Organising your own search
for Shannon.

CROWD GROAN

I know you mean well.

But if and when Shannon's found,

that location may well become
a crime scene.

Oh... you're talking about her
like you know she's dead.

I'm making no assumptions.

But there's every possibility a very
serious crime has been committed.

And if a crime scene
isn't carefully preserved

by trained police officers, that
may undermine any prosecution.

We're not interested in prosecuting.
We just want to find Shannon! Yeah!

Sorry, I'm going to have to insist
you leave the search to us.

BOOING

Guys, guys, guys, come on, wait.

Of course, we'll still be glad to
receive any information. Thank you.

BOOING AND JEERING

No, guys, come on, come on,
we'd best do what he says, OK?

That don't mean we're giving up.
Far from it.

Shannon doesn't just belong
to Karen and her family,

she belongs to all of us! Yeah!

We'll do whatever it takes to
find her and bring her home safe!

TV: The harrowing 999 call made
by Karen Matthews...

So, you've currently got four
children living at home with you?

There's four living
with me, yeah.

So where are the other two?
Three.

You've three other children?
Yeah, she has.

Is that right, Karen? Yeah.

GRUMMIT: You originally told us
you had six kids.

If you've four living here, and
three elsewhere, that makes seven.

All right, I've got seven,
what's it matter?

So, where are the other three?
Living with their dads!

So... tell us exactly
what happened

that morning before Shannon
left for school?

I woke the children up,
called 'em down for breakfast,

we all sat round
the table to eat.

What table? Kitchen table.

Then I got 'em ready for school,

waved them off at the door and
said, "Bye, darling, I love you."

You actually used those words to
Shannon, "Bye, darling, I love you"?

Yeah.

What you looking at me
like that for?

RING TONE: Brown Eyed Girl.

Hello?

We're at the house again now.

Yeah, we'll report to you
as soon as we're back.

I just love that ringtone.

You see, when you say you
all sat round the table

as a family and had breakfast,
before waving Shannon off to school,

telling her you loved her,

it's not quite
ringing true, Karen.

Why not?

Because most people don't live
like that. I certainly don't.

Well, you're all right.
You're safe.

What do you mean?

You not got t'social
watching you.

Nobody'd take your kids off you.

Someone like Karen,
they can, they do.

I'm a good mum,
aren't I, Natalie?

Yeah. I've got... I've got
that certificate.

You are, love. I'll not
have anyone say you're not.

I love Shannon, I wouldn't
see her hurt for all t'world!

She's us princess,
and I need her home!

Go on, Craig, give her a cuddle.

HE SIGHS

Don't you think you've asked her
enough questions?

We're not trying to upset her.

But all that stuff about
sitting down for breakfast.

And saying "I love you"
as she waved Shannon off.

She's only worried people'll
think she's a crap mother.

But she's got all these different
kids from different dads.

That don't mean
she don't look after 'em.

If anything, she's
overprotective.

She don't even let Shannon
play out on t'road.

She has to stop in t'garden.

So, her domestic situation's
fairly stable?

Since she's been
with Craig, yeah.

But Karen...

But Karen can be weak.

She's been with loads of
other fellas,

and she can be taken
advantage of.

What was that dancing thing about
when my colleague's phone rang?

She's just immature.

She's got Julie and
the whole estate saying,

"Cheer up, Shannon'll be fine."

And you lot's saying,
"Prepare for t'worst."

She's in an absolute state.

And anyway, how do any of us know

how we'd react if we had
a child go missing?

Fair point.

I'm a mother.

We're trying to help, not judge.

Course we're hopeful. We've been
hopeful right from the start.

The response of this community
has been absolutely amazing.

Some people might have been
surprised by that. But we aren't.

We know we're as
good as anywhere.

This estate may have its problems
but its heart's in the right place.

We look after our own.
We always have, we always will.

When t'chips are down,
and one of us has a problem,

we are all there to help.

We stand shoulder to shoulder
with one another.

We will never give up hope.

And we just want Shannon to know
we're all rooting for her.

And we're looking forward
to seeing her home soon.

Is that it? Yeah?

There you go, not
a single F word.

Fucking brilliant or what?
CHUCKLING.

Right, come on, back to work.

All right?
Might be if you were ever here.

I'm only down t'road.

I've had no dinner, no tea.

Well, where's Tiffany? Out.

There's nowt to stop you from
making your own tea, you know.

There's fuck all in. There's plenty
in! And watch your language!

Have you done your school work?

What school work?
Don't give me that.

They give you stuff to do every
day when you're excluded.

RADIO: BBC Radio Leeds News
with Clive Settle.

And these are the headlines.

Police say they're dropping plans
to take DNA from people

who drop litter or fail
to wear a seatbelt.

House prices continued falling
for the fifth consecutive month.

In West Yorkshire, police searching
for nine-year-old Shannon Matthews

say they're increasingly concerned
that she may have been abducted,

and their investigation's now taken
on the scale of a murder inquiry...

Bollocks! KNOCK ON DOOR

Julie. Kinchie.

Thought I'd see how
you're doing, and, er...

Yeah, we're all right.

You can give that lad
a thick ear for me, if you like.

You been misbehaving, young man?

No.

Such bollocks.

What is?

Shannon's slipped down
to third item on t'news,

and they're just assuming
it's murder now.

Statistics show if a missing child's
not found within the first...

Shannon's not a statistic!

Right. Kinchie's making you tea,
Peter. I won't be long, love.

I'm not eating that,
it's a goose!

It's an egg and you'll eat it.

What's going on?
They've moved us out, Julie.

Why? Police are searching t'house.
Well, they've already done that.

They said they're doing
a more thorough one.

They've took me computer. I weren't
t'only one that used that computer.

Shut up about your computer,
Craig! But I weren't!

Natalie's letting us stop here
till we're allowed back.

The little 'uns have gone
to Craig's family,

but we're still going to be like
sardines. How long's this for?

Couple of days, they said.
Hey, look, there she is!

When will she be coming home? I'm
sure she'll be back soon, love.

She will.

Callie, go up and
brush your teeth. Mum!

Go on! Up!

All right, I'll be up
in a minute. Yeah.

Karen, don't tell Callie that.

You can't know if Shannon's
coming back. No-one can.

I believe in being
honest with kids.

She is being honest, Natalie!
It's what we both think.

She's getting really famous now,
in't she?

Shannon's on telly because she's
missing. Not because she's famous!

You know what I mean.
Well, funny way of putting it.

What you getting at
me for, Natalie?

I'm not getting at you!
Yeah, you are, Natalie.

If she said that in front of people
who don't know her like we do,

they'd think it was
completely inappropriate.

At least she's on the news again.
They've barely mentioned her lately.

Yeah, I know. Coverage is getting
less and less and it's all negative.

And they keep making out sommat
bad's happened to her.

It's horrible. And it's wrong.

They've not found any evidence
to show that.

Police told us it's important not
to give Karen false hope, Julie.

We're not police.
We've gotta keep faith.

People haven't seen nowt yet.

I'm going to start by organising
a march for Shannon.

Dunno, if I can do this, Julie.
Course you can, hun.

Not been out of t'house for ages.
I know love.

But it's been a week now,

it's really important we show
Shannon's not forgotten,

and to have you there at t'front of
march will make such a difference.

Come on, love, be brave.
Whole estate's waiting for you.

OK? Yeah.

Are you ready? Yeah.

APPLAUSE

Come on, Karen. Come on, lass.

All right?

Come on, love.

Come on, make way for her,
guys, come on.

Look, she's doing a drawing
of a dinosaur.

Why don't you do the same as her?
Find a dinosaur.

Why don't you come with us?

Someone's got to look after
this lot. Got half kids

off t'estate here. We could have
taken 'em. Some are.

Not little 'uns, we couldn't.
Callie's old enough.

What? I want to go.

No. Right, just stay there.

Sorry, darling.

Get in there. What?

I don't want Callie
going on marches.

But it's a massive day
for the estate.

Yeah, massive excuse
for a piss-up.

Oh... No, Shannon's Callie's friend
and she's worried about her.

I don't think it's appropriate.

Stop being so maungy! We're just
showing solidarity wi' Karen!

You all right?

APPLAUSE Good turnout.

Are you pleased
with the turnout, Julie?

Only what I expected, love.

Right, everybody, let's form up
and march for Shannon!

Hi, I'm Kathy.
I'm the vicar at St John's.

I just wanted to see if there's
anything I could do.

Well, you'll not find many
bible-bashers on this estate.

I understand,
but I'd love to join the march.

Great. More the merrier.

Oi, oi! Back, back, back, back.

Don't punch, Julie.
I'll kick his arse if I have to.

Come on. Are we ready?

SUPPORTERS: Yeah!
Get in, Pete. All right?

Everyone together. Are we ready?

Yes! OK. And we're off!

♪ It's love, it's love

♪ It's love that makes
the world go round

♪ It's love, it's love, it's love
that makes the world go round

♪ It's love, it's love,

♪ It's love that makes
the world go round

♪ It makes the world go round

♪ It's love, it's love
that makes the world go round

♪ It's love, it's love, it's love
that makes the world go round

♪ It makes the world go round... ♪

CHANTING: Shannon, we want you
back! Shannon, we want you back!

Shannon, we want you back!

Shannon, we want you back!

Shannon, we want you back!

Shannon, we want you back!

Shannon, we want you back!

Shannon, we want you back!

Shannon, we want you back!

Shannon, we want you back!

Shannon, we want you back!

SOUND FADING

MUTED

Karen looks dead
happy, don't she?

MARCHERS: Shannon,
we want you back!

Shannon, we want you back!

Shannon, we want you back!

Yeah. She does.

Our message to the world is, we
won't give up till Shannon's found.

Our message to Shannon is,

we're looking forward to you
being back home safe, love.

There's a message attached to every
one of these balloons that says so.

So here's hoping one of 'em
will reach you.

Ready, Sheryl?

Ready, Julie.

OK, let 'em go.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Lovely touch, them balloons,
Julie. Absolute class.

DOOR OPENS

Ready? Er... yeah.

But it's hard.

It were easier when I did it
t'first time.

I've sort of... got used to her
not being around.

I understand.

Anyway, I've got my cuddly bear.

Like... like you wanted.

Like Maddie's mum
holds her Cuddle Cat.

Is it Shannon's favourite?

Probably.

Come on, love.

Well, it's hard to sleep, really,
it's just...

The house doesn't feel t'same without
her not being there, really.

It just feels empty.

Whoever's got Shannon, please,
let her go.

Her family's missing her, all her
friends are missing her at school.

MAN: Have you any idea
who may have her?

I think that someone out there
who knows Shannon...

probably knows me, as well.

I just want her
home safe, really.

It makes me think now
that I can't trust the people

who's really close
to me any more.

I just can't trust 'em.

Can you recall the last words
you and Shannon exchanged?

"Bye, Mum. Love you."

SHE SOBS

CAMERAS CLICK

Right, yous, get these on,
we're going.

What is it this time?

Candlelit vigil.
Must be working, all this,

they're offering a reward
of 20 grand for her now.

They're offering two and a half
million for Maddie McCann.

Is it cos they're posher
than us? It's not a contest. On!

And Shannon's got all of us
fighting for her, hasn't she?

Anyway, I'd pay £20,000
to get you kidnapped. On, I said!

We don't have to
pray or owt, do we?

Out! Come on.

CHILDREN'S CHATTER

Right, so, what time will you be
back?

Could go on a while, Julie said.

Might turn into a bit of a party.

So, shall I put your kids to sleep
over here with mine tonight?

Yeah, if you like.

It's not a case of
what I like, Karen,

It's what you want.
They're your kids.

There's no need to get narky
with her, Natalie.

Julie don't get narky with me.
What's Julie got to do with it?

I thought you didn't mind
looking after them? I don't!

Karen's been looking forward
to tonight. Fine.

I just want her to decide
where her kids are sleeping.

I mean...

You've already had
one child go missing.

Why are you so casual about it?

Will you stop being
so horrible to me?

Come on, Craig.

♪ He's got the whole world

♪ In his hands

♪ He's got the whole wide world
in his hands

♪ He's got the whole world
in his hands

♪ He's got the whole world
in his hands

♪ He's got Shannon and her family

♪ In his hands

♪ He's got Shannon and her family
in his hands

♪ He's got Shannon
and her family in his hands

♪ He's got the whole world
in his hands

♪ He's got Shannon
and her family... ♪

Look at that!
Even by your standards, Julie,

them tea lights were
a bloody inspiration!

♪ He's got Shannon and her family
in his hands

♪ He's got the whole world
in his hands. ♪

HUBBUB

Ay up, Petra, are you all right?
Gibbo. Hiya.

You all right, sweetheart?

Hiya.

Oh. Thanks for
bringing t'candles.

Only too happy. We have loads.

Candles play a really important
part in Christian ritual.

That's not why I wanted them.
I gather you're not a believer.

It's not like I don't have faith.

In what? People. These people.

And that Shannon will be found.

But you don't do God?

Well, I might if
God did children.

How do you mean?

If there was a God,
why would he let children suffer?

That's a very big question.
I know.

And when I asked God,
all I got was a big fat silence.

When did you ask God that, Julie?

Er, long story. Another time.

Shitting hell! What's up?

My editor's just
called to tell me

one of the Sundays
is running a story.

That's great.
There hasn't been owt all week.

No, it's not the kind of
publicity you'd want.

It's not about Shannon
being missing.

They're running an interview
with Karen's parents tomorrow.

And what have they said? Whatever
it is, it won't be very nice.

They don't like me
and they hate Craig.

What's Craig ever done
to your parents, Karen?

He's worked wonders for you.

And he's treated them kids of
yours like they were his own.

TEXT ALERT

Here you are, Karen, love,
let's go for a drink.

You all right, love? Yeah.

What's up? It's Craig.

Well, Craig were here.
He's gone home.

He's threatening to take
an overdose. What?!

He were in a sulk.

He says I haven't been spending
enough time with him.

They'll blame me
if he does owt stupid.

Listen, don't say
anything to them.

I'll sort him out, all right?
Thanks, Julie.

You OK? Yeah, I'm all right.
Thanks a lot.

(Thanks.)

SHE PANTS

Craig?

Craig?!

SHE SIGHS

I've done it.

I were that fed up, Julie.

Calpol?! It's all there were.

Bloody hell, Julie,
what were that for?!

This is no time for
playing games!

I don't know if Karen
wants to be with me no more.

What do you mean?
She won't even cuddle me.

She's got a hell of a lot
on her mind, hasn't she?

She's been like it for a while,
even before Shannon went missing.

This is no time for
marriage fucking guidance, Craig!

It's not my fault Shannon's
gone missing! Jesus, Craig!

What'll happen to me?
You'll live!

And you need to stop hiding
behind your mum and sister

and stand by Karen!

DOOR SLAMS SHUT

This is icing on t'cake, this is.

They're searching the whole road.

I know. Made a right mess of ours.
Took up floorboards and all sorts.

What for? They said one of the
dogs had got a scent of death.

Had an' all, it
were a dead mouse.

Police have lost t'plot.

Aye. Press have lost interest,
an' all.

Not seen a camera
up here in days.

Your turn now, is it?

You should've seen the state
of mine after they'd finished.

Why are they searching
our houses?

Well, cos they think someone
on the estate knows summat.

And that Karen knows more than
she's saying.

Don't blame it on bloody Karen.

I am only saying it
how I see it, Julie.

I see more of her than you.

And when they moved her
into our house, I saw her 24/7.

I'm not happy about
some of her behaviour. Such as?

Well, times she's been flippant.

She's been flippant with me,
Natalie, doesn't mean she's lying.

Yeah, well, I used to think that.

Karen's not clever enough to have
made all this up! Either that...

or you're leaning over too far
to make excuses for her.

Come on, Callie.

Another march for
Shannon tonight!

Yeah, I'll be there.

FREEMAN: Sorry, I had no signal.
What's happened?

Just been speaking to one
of the lads.

They've discovered Craig's got an
uncle nobody's mentioned before.

Oh. Just added him to
the family tree.

Goes by the name of
Michael Donovan,

though his real
name's Paul Drake.

How come nobody mentioned him?
Quite.

Apparently, he's not been in
touch with any of the family

since she disappeared.
It's been all over the news.

You'd have thought they'd
have been in constant touch

to find out what's happening.
Exactly.

Anyway, they've made further
inquiries about this Donovan.

He has a daughter who was put
into the care of foster parents.

Seems he was accused of abducting
her from outside her school,

but the case was dropped.

Interesting. Where's he live?

About a mile from Shannon.
Lidgate Gardens, Batley Carr.

They're sending
someone round there.

Come on, you've had enough sweets
for today, you.

TEXT ALERT Hang on.

SHE GASPS

(Oh, Christ!) What's up?

Oh!

Shit! Hang on a sec.

SHE BREATHES HARD

Oh, God!

Karen? It's Julie.

Have you heard owt?

What do you mean?

Well, there's rumours going round
Asda that Shannon's been found.

Is there?
So, you've not heard nowt, then?

No. All right, well, then, er...

Just let me know if you do, love.
All right?

Yeah, I will.

Karen?

Oh, Julie, is it true?

I don't know. There's a million
rumours flying about.

Have you spoke to Karen?
Yeah. She's heard nowt.

I phoned the police,
they're not saying owt.

Do you think it's true?
Do you think she's alive, like?

I don't know, Petra.

Oh, God! I feel sick.

Julie, what's happening?

Sit down, Karen, I'll do that!

I can't sit down!

Look, if it's true, you'll be t'first
person police will speak to.

How come people in Asda know,
then? It may be bollocks.

I don't think it's bollocks.
I've got this feeling.

Well, you don't know, Pete.
Oh, will you all just shut up?!

GRUMMIT: Hello?

I need a word with Karen
and Craig alone, please.

We've found a young girl.
She's alive.

We need you to come in
and identify her.

TEXT ALERT

Julie? What is it?

Kinchie, is it true?
Have they found her?

No comment.

They've found her, everyone!

CHEERING

They've found her!

Oh! Oh, thank God!

It's true! It's
true, she's alive!

Hey, didn't I tell you?
Didn't I tell you?

Yes! Yes! Yes!

Oh, Kinchie! Oh, Kinchie, didn't
I tell you we'd find her, eh?

I'm afraid you'll not be able
to talk to her yet,

we just need you to confirm
that it's her.

Well?

Yeah, that's Shannon.

Can I go home now?

We said right from the start
that we'd find Shannon safe

and bring her home, back to
her family, where she belongs.

There were doubters out there,
we know that.

People who thought they're
just a bunch of layabouts,

thieves and dossers,
all pissed out their trees,

but we've proved them wrong.

We never lost faith!

This community has got heart.

We look after our own.

And we can't wait to welcome
Shannon home.

SUPPORTERS: Yeah!

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

CHANTING: Shannon! Shannon!
Shannon!

Shannon! Shannon! Shannon!

Shannon! Shannon!

FIREWORKS CRACKLE

LOUD MUSIC

ANIMATED CHATTER

Oh, we've done it!

Come on, Kinchie, let's have it!

Hey! JULIE LAUGHS.

Give it back, cheeky.

Aw! Babe, you're the best thing that
ever happened on this estate, Julie.

Yeah, well, you stood by me.
Never doubted.

Never for a minute, Julie.

All of us on this estate,
we can hold our heads up high

because we showed people
what we're really like.

THEY CHUCKLE

Running low on booze, Julie.
Make a run to the offy.

I've some vodka and cans at mine
an' all. I'll go get 'em.

Hey, you, don't run off
with that ball!

Bradford Bulls give me that
for t'raffle.

SHE LAUGHS

Hey, guys, come on! Yes!

Whoa!

Yay! There you go. Aw!

Oh, look! Whee!

Hey! There you are.

Oh, Natalie,
fantastic news or what, eh?

Oh, yeah. Brilliant.
You coming down?

No. Just came out so they could
watch the fireworks.

Oh, come on! It's a
hell of a party.

Yeah, yeah, I'm sure it is.

So, why not join in?

I'd rather wait until we know
the full story.

What do you mean?

Have you heard where
they found her?

No, not yet. Nobody I've
asked knows. Have you?

There's a rumour
she were at Craig's uncle's.

Craig's uncle's?

What the hell was
she doing there?