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26/04/2012

Adam takes matters into his own hands and Usha tries to find out more.

Usha probes Amy about Carl and their weekend plans. She comments that Carl spends a lot of time with his nan. Amy asserts that it's one of the things she likes about him. He's a real family man. When Amy notices Usha's not her usual cheery self, Usha just says she'll be glad to see Alan tomorrow.
Jeff's spotted a truck and low loader by the polytunnels. Adam arranges to meet David there. When David arrives, the truck nearly mows him down as it speeds past. Concerned he can't see Adam, he leaves him a message. But then he spots him unconscious on the ground. He calls an ambulance. When it arrives, the paramedic says David's done well with emergency first aid.
Brian and Jennifer are out for a celebratory meal following his vote of thanks at the board meeting. They're interrupted by a call from David, who fills them in on what he knows. Jennifer's beside herself when they reach the hospital. The doctor updates them with the news. As Adam is still unconscious he'll need a brain scan to check for serious injury. Jennifer's horrified, but Brian tries to calm her down. They'll just have to hope for the best.

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