:33:19
'People receiving bites
have experienced headaches and nausea
:33:23
'and developed symptoms... '
:33:25
You've got red on you.
:33:27
'Lf you know someone who has been bitten
:33:29
'it is absolutely essential
that you isolate them immediately.
:33:34
'The public are being strongly advised
not to approach anyone... '
:33:38
Pete?
:33:43
Pete?
:33:44
- Why don't we just go up?
- Don't go up there!
:33:46
- Why not?
- Because A, he might be one of them
:33:49
and B, he might still be annoyed.
:33:52
Pete?
:33:54
Maybe he went into work.
:33:56
How come he didn't drive?
His keys are still here.
:33:59
Maybe he got a lift.
He said he wasn't feeling well. Pete?
:34:04
Oi, prick!
:34:06
He's not in.
:34:08
- You got a fag?
- No, I've given up.
:34:11
- Since when?
- Since...
:34:16
Come on, babe. Oh, she's engaged.
:34:19
- That was quick.
- Ed, this is serious.
:34:22
Liz!
:34:23
- 'Shaun. '
- Mum! I was gonna call you. Are you OK?
:34:26
- 'Yes. '
- Are you sure?
:34:28
'Some men tried to get into the house. '
:34:31
- Are they still there?
- 'I'm not sure. We shut the curtains. '
:34:35
- Did you try the police?
- 'Well, I thought about it. '
:34:38
- Are you OK? Did they hurt you?
- 'No, I'm fine. '
:34:42
- Mum?
- 'Well... they were a bit bitey. '
:34:48
- Mum, have you been bitten?
- 'No, but Philip has. '
:34:51
- Oh, OK.
- Has she been bitten?
:34:53
- No, Philip has.
- Oh, OK.
:34:55
- Mum, what state is he in?
- 'He's fine. Bit under the weather. '