No Angels

Anji may be set on an arranged marriage, and sex-kitten Beth has yet to meet the rich consultant of her dreams, but that doesn't stop them hunting down any other man they fancy in the meantime. Sharp-tongued and funny single mum Lia is a great nurse but a lousy mother, and lovely Kate, the acting sister on the male-dominated Medical Assessment Unit, would cope better with the sexual politics if she remembered that doctors are the enemy, instead of falling for them... In this episode, Kate's out-of-character one night stand with handsome doctor Jamie has terrible consequences on the ward, while minxy Beth teaches young Callum that doctor doesn't always know best.

Anji is worried that her numerous sexual encounters, most recently with an eccentric psychiatrist, could jeopardise her (future) arranged marriage. Lia clashes with irresponsible nurse Carl, who seems more interested in kissing doctors' a* than wiping those of patients... Elsewhere, McManus and Grizzly beg Kate to return, and a water feature that is donated to the ward resembles a water fountain a little too much...

Work and motherhood clash for Lia when her daughter Emma's father announces that he plans to move away and take Emma with him. Lia finds it easier to play supernurse than supermum... Back at St Margaret's, Anji solves a medical mystery and Beth plays a mischievous game with an ambulance chaser. Kate returns to the ward following her anger management course, and the girls are highly amused to discover that Beth fakes her orgasms... to the tune of Celine Dion.

Beth is up to her usual tricks once again, as she has set her sights on 'Trust-Fund Joe', the son of a particularly wealthy patient, who she thinks will be her ticket to a holiday in the sun.

It's Easter and for Lia the pressures of work are mounting up.

Anji has decided it's time she stopped sleeping around and looked for Mr Right.

Kate has started a new Nurse Practitioner course and is full of fresh ideas for the ward. So when a suspected case of anthrax walks through the door she takes charge and puts her staff in quarantine. Beth is still convinced nurse Justyn tricked her about his sexuality just to get her into bed. So in true Beth fashion she plans revenge and plays a trick of her own. Anji turns up to work an hour and a half late after a champagne breakfast, a patient susses that she has been drinking and Kate has no choice but to take disciplinary action against her friend. Then, to the surprise and horror of her three friends, Anji quits her job.

After quitting her job at the hospital, Anji has taken the plunge and decided to go travelling around India. Beth is anxious about what life will be like without her: she secretly worries that Anji is the only reason that Lia and Kate are friends with her. And then she catches the two of them having an impromptu drink in the pub without her... Back on the ward, Dr Callum is jealous of nurse Justyn's popularity with the patients. When he discovers this is down to Justyn's 'professional campness', he persuades Justyn to teach him the basics.

A new addition to the ward, registrar and ex-army doctor Peter Compton, gets a welcome he won't forget when all the guests at a wedding reception turn up at MAU with a nasty case of food poisoning. Dr McManus's reputation as a basket case and his increasingly strange behaviour worry Peter. Kate defends McManus and sets about trying to work out what's the cause of his erratic outbursts. In an attempt to build bridges with Peter, Kate finds herself on an unconventional Friday night "business meeting", but is his interest in her on more than just a professional level? Lia is dismayed to discover that Jamie has been offered a job in Australia. Can he muster the courage to accept the job? Will she agree to go with him? Could she bear to leave her daughter behind? Callum volunteers to take part in overnight clinical trials for a mystery drug. When Beth finds out how much money he is making, she and Justyn decide to join him. But they can't understand why they are suffering adverse symptoms while Callum is smugly acting as normal...