"The Bill" Part 2 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Irene Radford

Irene was the head of one of London's most notorious criminal families. DC Rob Thatcher's policeman father was shot dead by the Radfords in 1983, while trying to stop an armed robbery. Rob eventually got his revenge by shooting Irene dead, only to then be shot dead himself by armed police officers.

Answer: Suicide

Gabriel knew that the net was closing in on him for all his murky deeds. He tried to strangle Sgt. June Ackland on the roof of a block of high-rise flats. He blamed her for all his problems and after confessing to the rape of PC Kerry Young, he deliberately stepped out from the roof, plunging to his death.

Answer: Chief Inspector

Derek served at Sun Hill from 1988 until his death in 2002. He had just climbed into a panda car, when a motorbike pillion passenger threw a lit petrol bomb through the car window.

Answer: Melanie Gutteridge

Melanie was born in August 1972. She studied at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art from 1994 - 1997 and she appeared in "The Bill" from January 2006 until May 2008. Her character was killed in an explosion.

Answer: Alfred

Tosh may have looked scruffy, but he was a sharp operator and good at catching criminals. He had been an officer at Sun Hill for ten years before leaving to take a job in the coroner's office.

Answer: PC Polly Page

Dave had only recently married nurse Jenny Delaney, when he realised he had rushed into a marriage he was not prepared for. Polly was initially his shoulder to cry on but the closer they became, it was only a matter of time before they were climbing into bed together.

Answer: PC Tony Stamp

Tony had befriended a young offender called Lee Dwyer. Lee had grown quite close to Tony and turned up on Tony's doorstep one night, claiming that his stepfather had thrown him out. Tony drove him home and Lee's stepfather was suspicious as to how Lee knew Tony's address. Two days later he reported Tony for sexually abusing his stepson.

Answer: John Heaton

John Heaton arrived at Sun Hill in June 2006. Before being stationed at Sun Hill, he was a DCI at the Specialist Crime Directorate. He is a workaholic who doesn't believe results can be obtained with 'liberal policing'.

Answer: 2005

Jim had been an officer at Sun Hill from 1983 until 2005. When he first arrived as a probationer, he originally wanted to be a traditional copper in uniform, however that all changed when he became a DC in 1988. After he left in 2005, he returned as a DS in March 2007 in order to help catch a drug dealer who had escaped from Manchester, where he is now stationed.

Answer: PC Steve Hunter

Steve was Phil's younger brother and he joined Sun Hill to try and make a difference, after the horrifying death of his best friend. He eventually transferred to Leeds in 2006, knowing he'd never have the relationship he truly wanted with his brother.