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Heavily pregnant Chloe arrives at BPS Bridewell to await trial. Terrified and alone, she is taken under the wing of habitual offender Laura. Meanwhile, prison officer Caleb has a rough first day, but the staff have bigger things to worry about.
Parole
Joyce is on track with her parole application, until her lover Idara is suddenly shipped out. Chloe and Laura are transferred to McKeown House, where they share a roof with the intimidating Sherri. Sinead starts asking questions about Alison's accident.
Cuts
Full Moon Friday sees the inmates granted more leniency than usual. Elsewhere, finding herself in trouble with Sherri, Laura sinks into a depression, and not even Chloe can lift her friend's spirits.
Cribs
In the wake of Laura's tragic death, the prison board want answers from Governor Darby - as does Laura's distraught brother. To make matters worse, someone has been leaking footage from inside the prison. Chloe goes into labour.
Contrition
Governor Darby faces her biggest challenge yet when Laura's brother turns up in a digger, hell-bent on revenge. Following an emotional and uncomfortable visit, Amira is rocked by a startling revelation.
Reform
The girls are visited by a group of ex-offenders who tour prisons trying to convince inmates to go straight. Alison's supposed accident comes under fresh scrutiny. Governor Darby plans to raise morale by introducing tag boxing, prompting a backlash.
Therapy
The women see a different side to Sherri after she undergoes specialist mental health treatment, and a stressed Brian resorts to desperate measures in order to cope.
Judgement
Chloe's court date arrives, and while she prepares for the hearing, Brian faces his own day of reckoning.
Changes
As Brian descends into an emotional abyss, the McKeown girls are horrified to hear that Chloe has been re-admitted to Bridewell.
Endgame
The beleaguered Brian disappears at the worst possible time, with BPS Bridewell being visited by a prison inspector.
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