No Job for a Lady

Jean and Godfrey are both interested in having offensive magazines removed from public sale — however, opinions on what is offensive differ.

Jean is faced with a new set of political and moral quandaries when her local council proposes to establish a home for the mentally ill opposite her home, and a bill regarding the roles of women comes up in the House.

Jean raises a storm and Godfrey raises money when the House of Commons discusses drugs.

Jean investigates the case of a prisoner who claims he was otherwise occupied at the time of the crime.

Jean is presented with a constituent who's facing deportation. A coup in his home country has taken place, but his manner in England quickly raises eyebrows. Meanwhile, an American research assistant joins the office.

With rumours flying around the House, Jean is faced with accusations of an affair with her young secretary, and the possibility of resignations within the party.