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...

After four years without sex, Lia agrees to date a patient's son and lets her ice-maiden exterior slip - but is it her? Jamie is shocked to learn that Kate went to boarding school, while Paul makes a shocking confession to Beth - but is she too hooked on him to care? Lia's concerned by her daughter's relationship with a 13-year-old 'gangsta', and Anji gets into trouble for mocking the latest patient care directive...

The girls are horrified to hear that endlessly irritating Clare is up for the new ward sister job, but a training day provides them with an opportunity to fight back... The hospital bosses force Paul to choose between his wife and Beth, and unexpected complications ensue when Anji coaches Callum for a date...

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.

Anji is home, is pregnant and has picked up a newfound spirituality on her travels so seems entirely unconcerned about the practicalities of having a baby on her own. Reality bites when she applies for her old job as an HCA. After trying to offer the baby to her sister, Anji comes up with a plan to find her best 'conquest' and tell him he's the dad.

Meanwhile, single parent Lia is asked by her daughter Emma to go to a craft evening with her. When the group leader points out that Lia and Emma have 'communication issues' Lia decides to take action.

Beth takes offence when Steph, the insecure girlfriend of a good-looking male patient, Patrick, has a go at her for flirting. Beth decides to teach her a lesson and while tending to Patrick's wound, deliberately glues herself to him. Stuck together for 24 hours, Beth uses the opportunity to wreak more havoc for jealous Steph. She tells Patrick there is nothing a woman likes more than total honesty, even when it comes to secret male fantasies. Little did she know that in this instance, honesty really is the best policy.

Anji is planning a camping trip with Rob - a plumber at the hospital - until Judith warns her of the dangers of going camping while pregnant. So Rob is left looking for a camping buddy and, much to everyone's surprise and amusement, Beth is cajoled into taking up the challenge.

Kate is thrown into a frenzy of confusion when Peter makes a comment that she thinks could be his version of a marriage proposal, but is then humiliated when he tells her his passing comment was not a proposal at all.

A series of further cryptic messages leads Kate to realise that Peter is asking her to go to a Garden Centre at 8pm. Suddenly fearing he is about to dump her, she turns up - only to find a candle-lit dinner laid on to the sound of a string quartet...

As her wedding to Peter approaches, Kate takes him to visit what could be their dream home in the country, but he doesn't seem overly impressed.

Anji proudly shows off her new baby, but still hasn't made up with Callum, who is avoiding her in the hospital.

Beth and Rob are getting on brilliantly and already seem like they've been a couple for ages.

Meanwhile, unhappy Lia sees everyone else around her moving on. Emma can tell her mum hasn't been happy since Jamie left and tries to convince her that a trip to Australia may be just the tonic