The Bill (series 25)

Part One: Weston leads the hunt for a missing baby. A note is found, leading them to the nanny's boyfriend. Banksy hunts him down, while the nanny is interrogated. Tony is assigned as FLO, and has to look into the neighbour's daughter when the note appears to have been typed on her computer, while an illegal adoption agency comes into the frame. A search into woodlands leads to a tragic discovery.

Part One: Millie and Mel investigate the disappearance of a teenage athlete. When he is found dead, connections are made the collapse of a teenage girl at a party that Sally and Tony break up. The girl is revealed to be the boy's girlfriend, but she can't be interviewed while she is unconscious. The boy's friends come under fire, including a local drug dealer, but when he is cleared, two other friends come into the frame.

Part One: Roger and Mel are first on scene when two boys discover human remains buried in a local park. Eddie determines the victim, Susan Clark, was buried in 1988. Weston runs into former park-keeper Arthur Hurst, who becomes a suspect when Susan is revealed to have had a run in with the victim. The family are implicated, when it is revealed Susan had a relationship with her stepbrother Andy, who is found drunk at the scene. Heaton connects the dots and makes a connection to convicted killer Ian Ellis, who was sent down by the Super in 1988.

Part Two: With CID hitting a brick wall in the investigation to the death of Susan Clark, Heaton interviews Ian Ellis. When another missing person is revealed, Heaton arrests him for Clark's murder. When the third body is found, Ellis goes on hunger strike and dismisses his solicitor. Whilst returning for another interview, he hears alarm bells, and finds Ellis in a pool of blood in his cell.

Part One: What appears to be a straightforward case of vandalism turns out to be a protection racket in the Polish community. Max leads the investigation, but Nixon discovers the main suspect, Marek Jankowski, is the brother of Thomas Jankowski, a man Max killed during his CO19 days. Max forms a bond with Thomas' wife Julie, and convinces her to set up Marek for a cigarette lorry highjack.

Part One: When Nate rescues a girl who jumped off a bridge in the docks, Beth uncovers a blackmail at the gym where she works. CID investigate a disturbance at the girl's flat to try and uncover leads. Terry comes down hard, which causes her to lose trust in Beth. Beth asks Tony for advice, when she applies for a post at Witness Protection.

Part One- Back to School: Nate is assigned as Safer Schools Officer to Deansgate Comprehensive after a fire in the art department. After a fight over a stolen iPhone is broken up, another is arranged, so Nate enlists the help of Smithy, only for the Sergeant to be left fighting for his life in a stabbing. Drugs come into the equation, and Weston launches a raid when a burglary victim points out one of the yobs involved in the stabbing.

Part Two- Learning Curve: Roberts, newly appointed Safer Schools Officer, uncovers drug abuse at Deansgate School. When a huge bag of ecstasy is discovered, he and Masters investigate a connection between a student and a drug dealer.

Part Three- Peer Pressure: Roberts responds to a report of a break-in at the home of one of the pupils at Deansgate School. Masters discovers that the house was broken into by a fellow pupil who sought revenge for the alleged rape of his younger sister, and Roberts is put under pressure to find some answers.

Part Four- Growing Pains: Roberts breaks up a fight between two adults outside Deansgate School. Masters and TDC Fletcher investigate the subsequent assault of one of the adults, a parent of a pupil at the school, and discover that he is the victim of a slanderous campaign following accusations of rape.

Part Five- Class Action: Roberts and Ryder investigate a break-in at Deansgate School, and are then called to the home of an art teacher, who has been seriously assaulted. Roberts and Banksy uncover a connection to an ex-convict who is interested in a laptop belonging to the teacher.

Part One: Max leads an investigation into an armed robbery at a toy shop. CCTV footage appears to show two known thieves casing the shop the day before. Max suspects that a woman seen arguing with an employee moments before the robbery was acting as a decoy, but Millie is convinced of her innocence

Part One- Full Throttle: A robbery at jewellery shop leads CID to an escaped convict on the run for murder, Manson sets off to find the killer and sets Max and Stevie the task of finding the armed robbers, but could there be a link between the two crimes?

Part One- To Live For: Fletcher, Perkins and Moss are tasked with observing a restaurant owned by suspected drug dealer Maloud Senac. An informant, Kenny Bordmann, gives info on a drug shipment from Cape Town, and discovers Senac's daughter Salma is in a relationship with freight owner Daniel Pfeiffer. During the raid, the team only find a crate of pineapples. After a meeting at Senac's, Bordmann is found with gunshot wounds. Sam tells Heaton she's accepted a job at Child Protection.

Part One: After an assault on a woman outside a meth lab, Mickey encounters Benjamin Meadows, the victim's girlfriend, with the DCI completely unaware that his son has been released from prison. Ben asks Mickey that he is trying to get on his feet, but Jack finds and arrests Ben when he is caught dealing on a local estate. Ben agrees to set up his dealer, Linton Barry, who Meadows suspects is working for Danny Travis, a dealer who is on the same wing Ben was on at Longmarsh. The deal goes pear-shaped when gunshots ring out.

Part One- Cover Up: Smithy investigates an assault outside the E1 nightclub. A watch is found in his pocket, and connections are made to a burglary Stone attends. Bar owner Jason Devlin becomes prime suspect in the assault, for the victim hitting on Devlin's girlfriend. The burglary appears to be falsified as the assault victim is the burglary victim's brother, and that he was given the watch for a debt. With witnesses intimidated, including a cab driver, whose vehicle is torched. With the case falling apart, the case takes a sinister twist when the E1 is found alight.

Part Two- To the Limit: CID investigate the arson on the E1 bar. Stone, Smithy and Max suspect Jason Devlin is behind the arson, to get pay back on his bar manager for informing the police about an assault the day before. The Fire Investigation Officer finds fake documents in the roof of the manager's flat above the bar, where the fire started. Devlin is alibied, so CID look at his girlfriend, who is a suspected illegal immigrant.

Part Three- Breaking Point: Smithy and Gayle see a driver abandon a lorry containing illegal Afghani immigrants. In an attempt to win the trust of a suspicious community, Smith visits a refugee centre, but a riot breaks out on the local estate.

Part Four- Walk the Line: Smithy is told by Stone he shouldn't confess to his assault on Jason Devlin, as he'll go down for the assault on Stevie. Stevie tells Will that Devlin has a suspicious bag in his car boot, which is full of stolen jewellery. Devlin originally says he is unsure of his attacker, until he is arrested for assaulting Stevie and possession of stolen goods, where he changes his evidence and accuses Smithy of planting. Smithy uses Ara Byat to get her boyfriend, a Devlin associate, out of fear, to testify against them.

Part Five- Riot City: Weston leads her team on a public order training exercise after the disastrous riot where Roger was snatched & Stevie was assaulted. Smithy and Stone clash over recent events. Meadows and Manson deal with the allegations against Smithy. Heaton reveals that he is to leave Sun Hill to lead a specialist unit dealing with human trafficking. A witness to Smithy's attack on Devlin comes forward.

Part One: Stone and Gayle come across the teenaged victim of a serious assault. Stone sets off in pursuit of a suspect, who steps into the road and is killed. Manson and Dasari investigate the original assault, while Banksy is assigned as FLO to the victim's family.

Part One- Psychiatric Help: Valentine, Ryder and Taylor go to the aid of a young boy found abandoned in a busy market. Manson and Dasari discover that the boy has witnessed an assault on his nanny. Manson encounters psychiatrist Dr. Julia Bickham, but Neil's motives are questioned by Meadows, after the shooting of her patient, Michael Simms, in 2007. Neil wonders whether the attack was as a result of mistaken identity, when he notices that Julia is the spit of the nanny, and drives the exact same car.

Part One- Trust Me: Terry and Banksy set up an OBBO on an address where drugs are being delivered. The drugs are seen being delivered but as soon as Carter sends in a bust squad the drugs have vanished. Jo meets an old informant, Fran Morris, who claims to have flushed the drugs for her flatmate, who stole them, but Sally and Roger find the heroin in her rubbish chute. As Fran agrees to setting up the dealer, it appears the suspected dealer's solicitor is the ringleader.

Part One- Invisible Man: Mickey and Banksy attend the scene when the body of a young solicitor is recovered from a river. Grace becomes convinced that the man's fiancée is hiding something. The deceased had been volunteering at a local shelter, and Webb goes undercover as a homeless person to pursue the investigation.