Press

Holly gets tasked with giving a controversial right-wing media personality a tour of The Herald. At The Post, Ed is asked to make his first `death knock', interviewing the parents of a footballer who committed suicide.

Amina focuses on balancing The Herald's commitment to serious journalism with its declining sales. Meanwhile, The Post editor Duncan gets a text asking for a favour from a powerful contact.

Holly makes a powerful enemy when she exposes a sex scandal involving a business tycoon; Amina mixes her professional and personal life; Ed interviews a suspect in a murder.

Amina feels defeated and finds herself in a difficult position in the wake of the Joshua West scandal; Duncan is shocked to learn that The Post has been banned from the daily press conference at Downing Street.

Holly worries about how The Post has handled a story; Ed gets a new colleague who tries to discredit him; Duncan busies himself with work.

Holly's decision to follow a contentious lead endangers Duncan's position at The Post, and their rivalry takes on a personal edge. Ed is made to examine his own journalistic ethics.