Daniel Wolfe's amazing sequence of videos for Plan B's album The Defamation of Strickland Banks - already showered with honours at the UK Music Video Awards last month - reaches its fifth instalment.

Daniel Wolfe's amazing sequence of videos for Plan B's album The Defamation of Strickland Banks - already showered with honours at the UK Music Video Awards last month - reaches its fifth instalment. If you've seen the others (who hasn't) part of the joy of this one is how it is both familiar, but fills in an important gap in the story. You might want to stick it between Stay Too Long and She Says when you're playing the whole lot in order. But there's something very poignant about it, just where it is. Absolutely gob-smackingly great.

If you've seen the others (who hasn't) part of the joy of this one is how it is both familiar, but fills in an important gap in the story. You might want to stick it between Stay Too Long and She Says when you're playing the whole lot in order. But there's something very poignant about it, just where it is. Absolutely gob-smackingly great.

Daniel Wolfe's amazing sequence of videos for Plan B's album The Defamation of Strickland Banks - already showered with honours at the UK Music Video Awards last month - reaches its fifth instalment. If you've seen the others (who hasn't) part of the joy of this one is how it is both familiar, but fills in an important gap in the story. You might want to stick it between Stay Too Long and She Says when you're playing the whole lot in order. But there's something very poignant about it, just where it is. Absolutely gob-smackingly great.