The Sweeny

Regan and Carter broaden their social horizons when a series of violent robberies occur which involve people out of the "top drawer"

For regan faces can be guilty, innocent, known or unknown and sometimes dangerous - especially when there is an outbreak of bank robberies.

Has Regan crossed the thin line between reasonable and unreasonable force?

Is a hit and run a simple tragedy or a sinister attack that strikes deep at the personal lives of Regan and Carter?

There's nothing more natural than a mother's trust in her son but it's not so easy for Regan and Carter to share her convictions

Wild colonial boys are celebrated in song and legend but when two young Aussies develop a golden touch, Regan and Carter dream of other ways to mark the occasion

It takes a true professional to steal half a million quid and get aaway with it but a repeat performance is surely impossible, especially when Regan and Carter are around. Or is it?

Will Jack Regan's passinate hatred for criminals be calmed when he's tempted by money and the good life?

"Nice and easy does it" Colin and Ray, the two audacious Aussies are back and Regan and Carter are determined to nail them this time.

Minnows can be caught with a net; a shark is a bogger problem - and first it must be found, as Regan and Carter discover when they look for "the man" behind the men

It's hard to get into the Flying Squad and even harder to stay there. Can a country boy ever win Regan's confidence and fit into his tough elite squad

Can Regan ensure peoples safety in a deadly hostage situation when a bank robbery goes wrong?

Police rely on informants, known as "snouts". So why can't Regan get information on a robbery when Quirk, his chief, knows the finer details