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Stone Age dawns at Sun Hill, as new sergeant, Callum
Stone (Sam Callis), continues to prove that he is a force to be reckoned
with.Sgt. Stone dishes out his very own kind of justice, with sometimes tragic consequences. It’s a difficult regime for the officers, and there are some casualties along the way as not all find that they can accept Stone’s methods.
Succumbing to temptation, DS Phil Hunter (Scott Maslen) sleeps with the beautiful Monica Dreyfuss (Eglantine Rembauville) - the woman he is meant to be protecting, and wife of Casino owner, Louis Dreyfuss (Michael Brandon). As Phil finds himself drawn into their seemingly flashy lifestyle, he soon realises it hides dangerous, and illegal, activities.
When a high-profile politician and a respected Imam are gunned down at a concert, Supt. John Heaton (Daniel Flynn) launches an investigation to catch the killer.
For the first time ever, viewers will be able to source additional facts and footage by going online to www.thebill.com, in a bid to gather clues and try and identify the killer.
DS Stuart Turner (Doug Rao) becomes an unexpected ‘celebrity’ when he finds himself the face of a televised crime-solving programme. Stuart begins to enjoy his new-found stardom a little too much.
DI Neil Manson’s (Andrew Lancel) judgement is brought into question when a series of decisions he makes result in someone being shot by the police. An investigation into the events leading up to the shooting, put Manson’s actions are under scrutiny.
There’s also a hunky new cop in town, when PC Nathaniel ‘Nate’ Roberts (Ben Richards) joins the ranks. He'll be on screen in late November.