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00:00I
00:30I love you.
01:00I love you.
01:29This is the old area.
01:31Yeah.
01:32Did you ever come back here?
01:35After that last time?
01:38You?
01:40Never returned to the scene of the crime.
01:42You know, Lily still claims she doesn't know why she did it.
01:46Or won't admit why.
01:49Isn't this hard enough, Alan?
01:51What's done is done.
01:53Let it go.
01:54Here.
01:55Here.
01:56Oh, thanks.
01:57Oh, thanks.
02:04Ah.
02:05Here.
02:06Here.
02:07Here.
02:08Here.
02:09Here.
02:10Here.
02:11Here.
02:12Here.
02:13Here.
02:14Here.
02:15Here.
02:46I'm sorry to ask all you at work. I've, um, I've no other number for you these days. Did you get that message from Alan about everyone hooking up tonight? Lily rang, yes. Doesn't take an Einstein to work out why, eh?
03:14Such insight. What did you do with the real Jack Walsh?
03:20How have you been?
03:22The World Service. How's all that going?
03:25Plugging away. You?
03:27Ditto.
03:31Best round the others up.
03:33It'll be good to see you again, Charlie.
03:41Ditto.
03:41Ditto.
03:41Ditto.
03:42Ditto.
03:43Ditto.
03:44Ditto.
03:45Ditto.
03:46Ditto.
03:47Ditto.
03:48Ditto.
03:49Ditto.
03:50Ditto.
03:51Ditto.
03:52Ditto.
03:55Ditto.
03:57Oh, thank you.
04:27Oh, keep it, keep it.
04:36For you.
04:37It's for you.
04:41Standard, please.
04:54Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary Erin Neve was killed today by a car bomb as he left
05:02the House of Commons.
05:03So far, two groups, the Provisional IRA and the Irish National Liberation Army have claimed
05:08responsibility.
05:15What's the deal with meeting Alan tonight?
05:20Any idea?
05:21All I got was the message you left for me at the clinic.
05:25I picked up your suit from the dry cleaners and earned your shirts and your posts on the
05:35table over there.
05:39It's a muddy pond, but in style, it's a 62,000-pound courage in suburban Croix.
05:46Jack and Tony Landry bought into the Jubilee gift for their children in Hayler and Colin.
05:50a year later, Herbine has taken to the domestic feed like a duck to water.
05:57Excuse me.
06:06Why don't I save you the bother, eh?
06:08Assume the usual position.
06:13Everyone's a comedian.
06:15It needs to reprobate you now.
06:40Is it me?
06:41Are they getting younger and younger?
06:42This is Lily.
06:43They used to flash air with us.
06:44Last but not least.
06:45No, actually, he's last.
06:46Excuse me.
06:47I'm just going to say hello to the others.
06:48Lily.
06:49Hey.
06:50How are you?
06:51I'm good.
06:52Lovely to see you.
06:53Charlotte.
07:08Charlotte.
07:11Victor.
07:12Yeah.
07:13Hi.
07:14Right.
07:15Here we are.
07:17Jack.
07:18Jess.
07:19Sit yourself down.
07:21Well.
07:22Um.
07:23Now that the whole clan is here.
07:26And you.
07:27Uh.
07:28I've finally got us to do the deed and say yes.
07:34We're getting hitched.
07:36Thank you very much.
07:38Well done.
07:39Very happy.
07:40Thank you very much.
07:41When?
07:42When?
07:43Where?
07:44Last six weeks and four days.
07:45Oh, it's just a registry office thing.
07:47You know.
07:48Nothing over the top.
07:49We'll have to celebrate it.
07:50It's only a piece of paper.
07:52We're only doing it so we can get a mortgage.
07:55It's a romance.
07:56It'll be the patter of ankle biters next.
07:57Dirty nappies and sleepless nights.
07:58Yeah.
07:59Somebody's got to preserve the species, Jack.
08:00Well, good on you, ma'am.
08:01Thank you very much.
08:02Cheers.
08:03Cheers.
08:04Cheers.
08:05Cheers.
08:06Cheers.
08:07Cheers.
08:08Cheers.
08:09Cheers.
08:10Cheers.
08:11Cheers.
08:12Cheers.
08:13Cheers.
08:14Cheers.
08:15Cheers.
08:16And when the dust settles as it will, and when the excitement of electioneering dies
08:25away, there is work to be done.
08:28The work should be done.
08:31Mrs Thatcher had her election prospects boosted by a recent Morrie poll,
08:35which gave the Conservatives a 10% lead over Labour.
08:39However, when asked who would make the better Prime Minister,
08:41nearly 10% expressed the presence of Mr Caron.
08:44When was it Charlotte moved out?
08:46A couple of years back.
08:52What's the story with you two anyway?
08:54It just didn't pan out.
08:57She was into commitment.
08:58I'm on a deadline here, darling.
09:18A touch of agro.
09:21Do I have to say it in bloody semaphore?
09:24I'm against the clock on this.
09:27Yes!
09:27Mine!
09:27I'm against the left!
09:29I'm against the left.
09:29No!
09:30I'm against the
09:30Well done.
09:38You're
09:39NIC!
09:42Go!
10:42Oh, please, God, not again.
11:02Come out, come out, wherever you are.
11:06Run.
11:07Run.
11:08There's one.
11:10Get enough.
11:10Run.
11:11Run.
11:12Run.
11:13Run.
11:14Run.
11:15Run.
11:16Run.
11:17Run.
11:19Run.
11:26Run.
11:27I don't know.
11:57You don't have to go far to see that Westminster's 800 dustmen are already being missed.
12:04Burnable rubbish is powered up against war and it is certainly a potential hazard.
12:08What will the papers need to say?
12:11Just your signature on an amendment to your trust fund from your grandfather.
12:17The solicitor is trustee and he is retiring.
12:21Signature. Date.
12:27Oh, I caught a couple of your Tribune articles the other day.
12:31One on, um, Nicaragua.
12:36The other on the, on the Russian threat in Afghanistan.
12:40I suppose it's too much to hope you'd write something about the carnage the unions are wreaking on the home front.
12:47Dear God, we've even got print unions who refuse to print copy they don't agree with.
12:51So you think it's down to Thatcher to lead us all to a brave new world?
12:56She alone can slay the dragon of the unions.
12:59Wasn't that long ago you thought she was a bloody joke?
13:02Yes, well, I underestimated her.
13:08She's not alone in that.
13:12Yes, well, consensus politics is over and it's your lot that killed it.
13:17You know, when Margaret Thatcher walks into Downing Street, just remember,
13:21it's your beloved left who held the door open for her.
13:26But I doubt that's something you want to write about either.
13:30Much less admit to.
13:32Just as well you have your trust fund, eh?
13:38Man cannot live by rage alone.
13:41Man?
13:43Man cannot live by rage alone.
13:43Jay, wait.
14:13What is it?
14:18Can I help?
14:21Try Punjabi.
14:28Do you think he might be hungry?
14:41Come on.
14:47We can't just walk away.
14:48There must be something we can do for him.
14:50It's not our problem.
14:51Come on.
14:54We're coming to speak to BBC Television News, Mr Thorpe. Would you like to give your statement to us?
15:11Only in this country can a queer on a murder charge be allowed to fight an election.
15:17Well, he lost his seat and his reputation. Guilty or not, he's still got punished.
15:23You've no problem with it, do you? The gay thing.
15:29No.
15:32I find it repotent. Right? I'm not proud of that. But I do.
15:41You need to get a grip, Alan. I mean, really.
15:44Lily says the same thing. God knows I should put soup with his hair.
15:49Well, I thought you'd never ask.
16:01I know it's only a registry office job, but...
16:06Well, I still need a best man, don't I?
16:10Oh, it's...
16:12Oh, it's not nice. It's just, you know...
16:17I don't know what to say.
16:20What if it's not enough for her?
16:23Look...
16:26You know, me. Marriage.
16:31See, ever since she gave up the painting, the teaching, it doesn't cut it.
16:35And...
16:37I'm hoping that...
16:40once we have our own home and...
16:44we have a family, and...
16:48that it will be enough.
16:51I mean, all those years of waiting for her...
16:55and the idea of life without her...
17:00I'd have no life.
17:07Could I have two more?
17:22Erm... I'm off to get sandwiches.
17:25For lunch.
17:28Any preferences?
17:30I've got a better idea.
17:44Blimey.
17:46All changed here.
17:48Right.
17:49What are we all having?
17:51Any sign of with Thor?
17:57Arctic winds prevail.
18:01Fine-looking lads.
18:03Is that the wife?
18:04Sister.
18:05She came over from Jamaica for the ceremony.
18:16Ex-wife.
18:17Got divorced last year.
18:18We hung in until the boys went to uni.
18:21But as she said, there's no shame in admitting defeat.
18:26No.
18:29I've got my boys.
18:30I've got my work.
18:31More than most.
18:33You and Lily.
18:35You stayed the course.
18:37A few bumps along the way.
18:39She secretly smokes things I don't know.
18:44So you're flying solo?
18:49God, yes.
18:50I'm so done with all that.
18:53Never say never.
18:56So is it right?
18:57What all it says?
18:58They're thinking about taking silk.
18:59It's amazing, Victor.
19:03And, er, have you been seeing anyone since moving out?
19:09The occasional skirmish.
19:10Nothing, you know.
19:24Why didn't you get in contact after you left the flag, Charlotte?
19:26I knew I disappointed you.
19:30Not doing it before.
19:33I knew I disappointed you, not doing it before, but it took me so long to see the light.
19:46And you don't let it blind you again?
19:49That's one mistake I don't intend to repeat.
19:56Good afternoon, Prime Minister.
19:59Hello.
20:00I would just like to remember some words of St Francis of Assisi.
20:07Where there is doubt, may we bring faith, and where there is despair...
20:12A role model? You can't be bloody serious.
20:14She's overcome all the odds, including the dissenters in her own party.
20:18We've proved women can aspire to anything we want. We no longer have to apologise for being ambitious or...
20:22Let me see if I've got this straight.
20:24She carries a female chromosome, so she's automatically furthered the feminist cause,
20:27in spite of being on record that she owes nothing to women's lip, or the fact that she's voted against every bill that might conceivably help women.
20:33If you weren't so blinded by your precious class struggle, you'd see that what she's achieved is something to celebrate.
20:39Enough of that, guys. I thought we were here to plan Alan and Lily's wedding bash.
20:44They got distracted.
20:45You can't settle for Anna Ford or Angela Rippon, no. You have to have a vagina in number 10, too, to prove your point, regardless of her odious politics!
20:54You've never taken me seriously, have you? Not ever.
20:56Not ever.
20:57Ah, yes. Or all else fails. Let it degenerate into the personal. Face it, love.
21:03Feminism has sod all to do with her getting into number 10.
21:06Your hallowed cause is no more than a stick to beat men with rather than face your own inadequacy!
21:12The word loser comes to mind.
21:14Victor!
21:25She stands up for what she believes in. When was the last time you did that? Hey, Jack!
21:37If you ever humiliate her again, you will have me to answer to you. Do you hear me?
21:44You hear me?
21:46Ray!
21:48Look! Look!
21:51There's only one loser around here.
22:07You're coming with me.
22:25No.
22:27Stop!
22:28Stop! Wait! Wait!
22:34You're coming with me.
22:37You, come with me.
22:55Okay.
22:57I'm just gonna check it,
22:59to make sure it's not infected.
23:03Right, well...
23:05Okay.
23:08It has glass in it.
23:11My friend, a doctor who lives here,
23:14he can get that out.
23:17He'll be right as rain, once that's out.
23:22Okay.
23:26You know, it's... Oh, sorry.
23:30You know, it's not just you, they stop.
23:32The police.
23:34They're after drugs.
23:35They stop and search everyone these days who...
23:40who's from a different culture.
23:47I'm wasting my breath, aren't I?
23:52Okay.
23:53You take your clothes off, and I'll wash them.
23:57Right.
23:58All right.
24:17No, don't bother with... Oh.
24:19Oh, okay.
24:20Right.
24:21Well, I'll, uh, take those to be cleaned,
24:23and, um, get you some fresh clothes.
24:25Fresh clothes.
24:31Okay.
24:34Okay.
24:35Yeah.
25:05I'm busy, Jack.
25:10Hit me out, OK?
25:18I was an arsehole the other night.
25:21If I could take it back, I would.
25:23Too little.
25:25And way too late.
25:27There's more.
25:27I've applied for selection as the Labour candidate in the by-election.
25:39Tough seat.
25:41The Tories won the past two elections there.
25:43It's a place to start.
25:45Or a lost cause.
25:46Well, then we're made for each other.
25:52I have to get clean.
25:53I know.
25:54And stay that way.
25:57I have to make this work, Charlie.
26:06I'm ready for it now.
26:09I'm ready for a lot of things.
26:20Anyway.
26:21What I came to say.
26:27You're wrong.
26:31What you said.
26:34I always took you seriously.
26:37That's what scared me.
26:38I've got someone stay in a few days, if that's all right.
26:47I've been living rough on the streets.
27:02He has no English.
27:06The police have been harassing him, Jack.
27:08He just needs a roof until I can find him a hostel or somewhere else to stay.
27:13You're terminally nice, aren't you, Ola?
27:17Put us all to shame.
27:18I'm done.
27:28Look.
27:31Come on.
27:34Bye.
27:35Bye.
27:35I'm going to go.
28:05Astrology's a big deal in our culture.
28:10So I said our star signs are incompatible.
28:15His son, my father elbowed, hoped how he was rubbish.
28:19Too thin, too fat, big gums.
28:25And the latest.
28:29Over from Delhi with her family to view prospective husbands.
28:32Even if I were addicted to her too, my mother would never give up.
28:38It's her life mission to see me married.
28:42If you told them the truth, why you can't marry any of them?
28:46To a Hindu, the sacred purpose of marriage is to procreate.
28:51Homosexual man can't do that.
28:52His very existence is seen as a threat to the social order.
28:54It's treated like an outcast.
28:58Someone less than human.
29:02I told myself, hit and run sex is where it's at.
29:08No ties, no trauma, just...
29:12I don't know, maybe it's just another place to hide.
29:13There's a thing we call Dharma.
29:30That which is truth is Dharma.
29:35Means moral duty.
29:36Nice.
29:52It's rented.
29:53They'd have dream of one day owning their own place, but...
29:57It's something else they sacrificed to get me through medical school.
30:02Is that your brother?
30:03Yeah, I need him there to translate.
30:07My mother speaks no English.
30:09I'm not Punjabi's crap at the rest of times.
30:16You don't have to tell them, Jay.
30:20A sin of omission can be less cruel than the truth.
30:25Sin, nonetheless.
30:31Do or die, eh?
30:33I don't know.
30:59I don't know.
31:00I don't know.
31:00Hello, Jack.
31:13I would say I happen to be passing.
31:16But I think your finely-tuned shit-detector would see through that.
31:27Sorry, I'm, uh...
31:29I'm in the middle of something.
31:32So your mother said.
31:34She told me about your candidacy.
31:38Are you serious about it?
31:49The NEC approval of my name on the long list?
31:52When's the short list you add?
31:55Any day.
31:56And do you have the necessary union backing?
31:57The TGWU signed up.
32:00Well, you'll need to, um, broaden the base of that, get the Fabian Society behind you.
32:08Done and dusted.
32:10Nicotine.
32:18Well, you'll have to, um, show your face in the different wards in the constituency.
32:26Press the flesh.
32:28The local candidate could prove a problem.
32:31Better the devil you know, etc.
32:34And, of course, your background will count against you, too.
32:37You must be aware of that.
32:39And not to mention the fact that I used to sit on the opposite benches.
32:42They'll be gunning for you on that, too.
32:45One could almost mistake you for someone who cared for her.
32:54It is possible to respect a man's commitment to a cause without sharing his politics.
33:00It's a trick you've yet to master.
33:04I'm working on it.
33:05In the end, it will boil down to the interview, how you perform under pressure.
33:09You're bound to pull out all the stops on that.
33:22A-a lad from the street all is helping.
33:24The police were giving him grief.
33:27With good cause if he's not here legally.
33:30Oh, Jack, now is not the time to play the good Samaritan.
33:35Not when you've come so far.
33:37I'm at the end of a phone if you need me.
33:41I'm at the end of a phone if you need me.
34:06I'm at the end of a phone if you need me.
34:26God, you're brave.
34:32Right.
34:33Should we find a pub or go home?
34:35Home.
34:36How goes it on the hostel front?
35:04Directly his foot is better.
35:05I'll go on to it.
35:06Not a problem him staying, is it?
35:07We know nothing about him, do we?
35:09We know he needs help.
35:10Isn't that enough?
35:11I mean, we don't know his status.
35:12Status?
35:13If he's here legally or...
35:14I've got this candidacy thing now, haven't I?
35:15I need to be cleaner than clean.
35:16Isn't the point of you going into politics so you can help people like him?
35:17Who are vulnerable who need protection?
35:19Isn't that what you're always banging on about?
35:20I'm not saying turf him out on the street.
35:21Let the...
35:22Let the Sally army look after him.
35:23That's what they're there for, isn't it?
35:24So I've got this straight, have I?
35:25All the people who you have over.
35:26All the women, the cookers, the people who don't work.
35:27I'm not saying if he's here legally or...
35:28I'm not saying turf him out on the street.
35:29I'm not saying turf him out on the street.
35:33Let the...
35:34Let the Sally army look after him.
35:35That's what they're there for, isn't it?
35:36into politics so you can help people like him who are vulnerable who need
35:40protection isn't that what you're always banging on about I'm not saying turf him
35:44out on the street let the let the sally army look after him that's what they're
35:48there for isn't it so I've got this straight have I all the people who you
35:53have over all the women the cooking I do for them the cleaning up after them one
35:59time one time I asked you to return the favor this is what I get don't make me
36:05have to be the bad guy here it's about the greater good and sometimes you have
36:10to make tough choices you mean I do
36:14no rubbish in sight is there when the strike started the residents association got a parator
36:40to take you to the dump it shuts out all the troubles of the world here it's like a
36:45parallel universe
36:46it's got everything we want this hasn't it everything we talked about it's all on the list
36:59this would be perfect kids room hadn't it
37:04eh
37:05cot and
37:05south facing
37:09perfect for growing veg the good life here we come
37:13if it's not what you want you've got to tell me you've got to tell me I'm not a mind ringer
37:26you're not a mind ringer of course well of course we'll keep looking of course it's what I want
37:31I'm just I'm just I'm just taking it all in that's all
37:36do you um
37:42do you want to put it in offer
37:46sure
37:51yeah
37:52how are you doing up there
38:10won't be long
38:12let me do the talking okay
38:42later
38:59his name is Asif
39:04he's from afghanistan
39:07there was some kind of uprising
39:10he and his family got caught in the crossfire
39:13his parents and sister were killed
39:16he escaped through pakistan into turkey
39:21and stowed away on a container ship
39:23he has an uncle in germany which is where he thinks he is now
39:27i'll take him to the afghan embassy tomorrow
39:31see if they can get him to frankfurt
39:33he'll be out of your hair
39:37in his family
39:50he'd be right
39:51he'd be right
39:53there are
39:55Peter
39:57and
39:58so
41:59Asaf.
42:29After the interviews, we'll take a vote.
42:45There'll be a straight vote on a show of hands, no discussion.
42:49The order of interviews will be determined by drawing lots.
42:54Now, wait outside to be cold.
42:59You came.
43:16Curiosity.
43:17Curiosity.
43:18Don't read anything into it.
43:19How are you feeling?
43:21Cramping myself, since you asked.
43:26You'll be fine.
43:27I feel like a different person, like the person I'm supposed to be, if that makes any sense.
43:35Took your time getting there.
43:37I'm not there yet, am I?
43:40Mr. Walsh.
43:42I've enjoyed the show.
43:53You live in London, Mr. Walsh.
44:01If I'm lucky enough to be selected, I'll move here to live, of course.
44:04As the son of a Viscount and all the privilege of that, how can you expect to win the votes of the working people in our constituency?
44:13I am here in spite of my background, not because of it.
44:20Since time immemorial, my family has been conservative.
44:24I make no secret of it.
44:27But I hope the fact I broke with that, turning my back on my family to stand for Labour, will be a symbol to the voters of the depth of my commitment.
44:38In your view, where was it we went wrong at the election?
44:43What is the country to show from the last Labour government?
44:51An economy riven by strikes, rising unemployment, in hock for billions.
45:00Add to that, we...
45:03Add to that, our Faustian pact with the unions.
45:12You have your answer.
45:17We've devised a system where, at a party conference, one man, one single individual can raise his hand and account for hundreds of thousands of votes.
45:29While our own rank and file members, like those of you here today, ordinary decent working people, are excluded from having a voice in your own party.
45:41As the Tories roll back the state with their draconian cuts, every man, woman and child in this country will pay the price for our failure to put our house in order.
45:51And we've betrayed the very people who we're supposed to protect.
45:56And in doing so, we've betrayed the moral values which define us.
46:02Until we're able to admit that failure will remain not just unelected, but unelectable for generations to come.
46:16Welcome.
46:24To the final part.
46:28To the final part.
46:32To the final part.
46:36To the final part.
46:39Oh, thank you all.
46:48Cheers.
46:50Cheers.
46:51To Lily.
46:52Cheers.
46:53To Lily.
47:07Back again.
47:09Thanks for doing that.
47:11But I could barely keep up with her.
47:13She turned up at my flat this morning.
47:15She does that.
47:16She just won't stay on her medication.
47:18Last week, the police rang in the middle of the night.
47:21She was in the street outside her flat shouting obscenities at her neighbour.
47:25She thought he'd put a camera in the party wall to spy on her.
47:30Well, can her doctor not do something?
47:32Short of sectioning her again.
47:34And I can't let that happen.
47:37Such a load to carry on your own.
47:42He pulled it off then?
47:45His finest hour, arguably.
47:47Jay and I went for moral support.
47:52Like I said to him, don't go reading anything into it.
47:54He bought that, did he?
47:55It's not the issue.
47:56Yes, this is super.
47:57Have you seen the dots?
47:58Yes.
47:59Yes, this is super.
48:00Have you seen the dots?
48:01Yes.
48:02Have you seen the dots?
48:03Yes.
48:04I forgot to pick up the cake.
48:05The wedding cake.
48:06I clean forgot about the damn thing.
48:07Now I'm over the limit.
48:08But, Jacqueline does these.
48:09The cake shop on Clarence Road.
48:10I can't let Jacqueline himself.
48:11He's over the limit too.
48:12Please.
48:13Oh.
48:14Oh.
48:16Do you fancy a spin?
48:17Do you do?
48:18I can't let Jacqueline himself.
48:19I can't let Jacqueline himself.
48:20He's over the limit too.
48:21Please.
48:22Oh.
48:23Oh.
48:25Do you fancy a spin?
48:26Do you do?
48:27Do you do?
48:28I can't let Jacqueline.
48:29I can't let Jacqueline himself.
48:30I can't let Jacqueline himself.
48:31He's over the limit too.
48:32Please.
48:33Oh.
48:34Oh.
48:36You fancy a spin?
48:37Due to course.
48:38And don't you move from that spot.
48:42I know.
48:43I know.
48:44I'm fine.
48:45I'm fine.
48:46I'm fine.
48:47I'm fine.
48:48I'm fine.
48:49I'm fine.
48:50I'm fine.
48:51I'm fine.
48:52I'm fine.
48:53I'm fine.
48:54I'm fine.
48:55I'm fine.
48:56I'm fine.
48:57I'm fine.
48:58I'm fine.
48:59You're here.
49:00I'm fine.
49:01I'm fine.
49:02I'm fine.
49:04Well, I...
49:05You have kids.
49:06You want to do your best for them.
49:20You want them to have everything you didn't.
49:25I couldn't always dither with that for our lily.
49:28Not for the one to try.
49:32No, it's true.
49:34When she came down to London to do her art thing, I didn't get it.
49:39But then she's always followed her own star.
49:44And that's led her to him.
49:45I knew when she first brought him home that he'd do right by her.
49:54He's pulled himself up by his bootstraps, made a future for himself.
50:00Mind you, if you ever let her down, it's not just Ali who can stink like a bloody bee.
50:08To Lily and Alan, we wish you health and wealth.
50:13Above all, happiness.
50:15To Lily and Alan.
50:20To Lily and Alan.
50:24Where the hell is Victor in that cake?
50:26Come on, guys.
50:27Come on.
50:28I'm so sure you're ready to reload.
50:37I'm so sure you're ready to reload.
50:41Like an alabom.
50:52But by the road, it's cold.
50:57I'm so sure you're ready to reload.
51:00chapter three.
51:01Feel free to reload.
51:12I'm so serious.
51:12What the hell is this?
51:13I was going to eat.
51:14I said, I had to eat in the pot.
51:15Now I get him and stuff.
51:16I asked him and stuff me.
51:19I think I'll stop you.
51:20I'm going to start!
51:22Start!
51:23Wow!
51:50Can I just steal my wife away for a second?
52:02You're happy?
52:07What do you think?
52:20I have the right to make a phone call!
52:32Hello?
52:50The police pulled Victor up on a stop and search.
52:56They found cocaine in your car.
52:58They're charging him in possession.
53:01You have to go there, Jack.
53:07Put it right.
53:12If I do, I'm screwed.
53:15I'll finish before everything's started.
53:17What about Victor?
53:19He'll be struck off.
53:21You could say they planted it.
53:23Be their word against his, won't it?
53:25You have to ask him, Charlie.
53:29Tell him what's at stake.
53:33He'll do it for you.
53:35What was it you said in your interview?
53:39About being defined by moral values.
53:43Bloody prove it, Jack.
53:45Bloody prove it, Jack.
53:49I'm here, aren't I? I proved it.
54:03He hesitated, Jack.
54:05He hesitated.
54:07Thank you very much, Alice.
54:15Right, you have access to a telephone.
54:17I suggest you make a call and resign your candidacy before the press get hold of it.
54:23At least retain some mollicum of dignity.
54:27There's nothing you have to say, Jack, that I want to hear.
54:31Dad, I've heard it all before!
54:35I'm not fool enough to fall for it again.
54:37I thought it best if I leave her there.
54:51I've made the bed up in Victor's old room, if you fancy.
54:55Thanks, sweet.
54:57Bye-bye.
55:09Shhh!
55:11Shhh!
55:25Shhh.
55:28Shhh!
55:29Come on.
55:59My cup runneth over.
56:29My cup runneth over.
56:59My cup runneth over.
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