Love, Lies & Records

It’s a big day for Registrar Kate Dickenson (Ashley Jensen) - her dream promotion to Superintendent is about to be announced and an anxious Kate knows not everyone is going to be pleased with the news.

But even she’s not prepared for what happens when fellow registrar James (Mark Stanley) makes an impromptu announcement of his own - a confession that sends shockwaves through the Register Office.

But James’ bombshell soon becomes the least of Kate’s worries, as a disgruntled colleague threatens to expose a risqué secret from Kate's past that could jeopardise everything she’s worked so hard to achieve. Kate is horrified to realize she’s being blackmailed and it’s not just her job that could be on the line. Determined not to let them get away with it Kate decides to take matters into her own hands.

Meanwhile, when a young Slovenian girl comes in to register her intention to marry, Kate’s suspicions are raised when the bride and groom don’t speak the same language. Kate fears this might not be the innocent engagement that they want it to appear, but is she right? Is there something more sinister going on, or will Kate’s instincts get her in trouble?

At home Kate’s alarmed when she discovers her daughter Lucy (Lily Mae Pickering) is hiding suspicious messages on her mobile. Is she being bullied or pushed into doing something she doesn’t want to? And when her stepson Liam (Kaya Moore) turns up unannounced to stay, the family home is fit to burst and her relationship with partner Rob (Adrian Bower) is put under pressure. But when Kate has to deal with a last-minute hospice wedding at work, she’s not prepared for the impact it has on her and her relationship.

Pictured: Kate (Ashley Jensen)

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