[muffled pop music playing] 

Woman 1: Come on, everyone!

[all] ♪ I will survive ♪

Man 1: What will you do? 

♪ I will survive ♪ ♪ Hey, hey ♪

[tense music playing] 

Woman 1: Is it your first? It's my second.

Woman 2: It's my first. They say it should be out tomorrow. 

Woman 1: If it was up to me, this one would be walking out of me right now.

[baby crying faintly] 

Woman 1: Didn't drink. Didn't smoke.Woman 3 Sometimes children are just born different. 

Man 2: We will build a town for the people of Corby on the back of a rapid reclamation of the steelworks.

Man 3: These are serious breaches. What's more important, progress or the mess? 

Woman 4: So, that is four of us all with the same thing at the same time.

Woman 1: We think there's more of us. We're here to work out whether our kids were hurt by something that shouldn’t have been. 

Man 5: We will find what's happened here. I promise. 

♪ I, I will survive ♪ 

Woman 1: My son has been in pain his entire life. And it wasn't his fault.

[children laughing] 

♪ I, I will survive ♪ 

Man 5: If we prove the toxins from the reclamation got into your system, then you can win the case. 

♪ Long as I know how to love I know I'll stay alive ♪

Woman 2: I thought it was something wrong with me.

Woman 1: That is what mothers do. We blame ourselves. 

♪ I've got my life to live And all my love to give ♪ 

Man 3: You think you're rebuilding this town. You're destroying it. 

♪ And I'll survive ♪

Woman 1: This is a battle for the kids because they don't have a choice, so we don't have a choice. 

♪ I will survive ♪ 

Woman 2: I'm here for them and the damage my council did them.

[yelling]

[sirens wailing]

[music stops] 

Man 5: Tell them what they did to you, what they did to your kids.

[emotional music playing]

Man 5: You tell them the truth.