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00:00Seven years ago, John had an affair with a woman at work.
00:08I've been offered voluntary redundancy.
00:10Well, I need to do more at work or Martin is never going to make me a partner.
00:13Could be good for us.
00:14Now you need to do the handover to the officer who will wrap up this case.
00:18Fine.
00:19Who is he?
00:20She.
00:21Before he died, I heard him arguing with someone about the general.
00:25That's Fatima Faisi.
00:27There will be casualties.
00:28That's what you want.
00:29Isn't it?
00:30To make a splash.
00:45So the first question is, um, appreciation.
00:50Well, do you want to go first?
00:51Okay.
00:52So I appreciate that you're considering the redundancy.
00:57Your turn.
00:57I appreciate that blowjob you gave me back in 2014.
01:03You're meant to be taking this seriously.
01:04All right.
01:05All right.
01:07I appreciate you always giving me a second chance.
01:12I mean it.
01:13Really.
01:15This was a good idea.
01:16What's next?
01:17A puzzle.
01:20A puzzle.
01:21Something that puzzles you or that you don't understand about your partner.
01:28Do you wish that you'd married someone a bit more like Martin?
01:31The idea of someone else, it's...
01:36It's complicated.
01:41What?
01:43It's okay to say that sometimes I do wish we had a more normal life.
01:51I thought you'd say no.
01:54Would you rather I just lied?
01:55I'll go.
02:02Come on, mate.
02:03Let's get you dressed.
02:04Come on, mate.
02:07Let's get you dressed.
02:14So, I've decrypted everything on Essence's laptop.
02:19We have numerous documents in English and Farsi.
02:23Lots of imagery, video imagery, pictures, social media screen grabs, web links, you name it.
02:29In every single one as far as I can see, Fatima Faisi is the subject.
02:34It does look like Essence Ramey was surveying her.
02:37We know the Iranian army used criminal gangs like that run by Craig Beeston to carry out attacks on dissidents and media organisations that speak out against them.
02:45Thanks for the brief.
02:47But I don't hear any apology for going back on my back again.
02:50I was in Manchester with John.
02:54I understood he was on to something and so I backed him.
02:56It's on me.
02:57I see.
02:58You're new, so it may be worth you knowing that John and I go way back.
03:02And I can smell the blag from a hundred paces.
03:06Essence Ramey warned me that there are many lives at risk.
03:10Fatima Faisi is giving a talk next week at a university in Liverpool to 200 people.
03:14Now, we know there are hardliners in Iran who are opposing the UK's involvement in the denuclearisation talks.
03:19They want to make a stand by attacking more than one person.
03:26Thank you, Emily.
03:30This would all need sign-off from senior management.
03:32Why?
03:33Why?
03:33Come on.
03:34We'll look ridiculous sounding the alarm about an Iranian terror plot without any actual evidence.
03:41You look thirsty.
03:42John, shall I be mother?
03:44Why not?
03:45You're only missing the penny.
03:48You still having sugar, John?
03:49Do please, Gregory, with a drop of ordinary milk.
03:51Ordinary milk?
03:52Now, it's not a biggie, but we do know cow no longer assumes the mantle of normative privilege.
03:58Oat milk or soya?
04:00I find it deeply problematic the way you've deliberately excluded almond milk from that.
04:04And tell me, Gregory, who will speak for the humble and oppressed coconut?
04:07What about your informant?
04:13Mona Taremi gave us a lead on somebody called the General.
04:16We were going to speak to Jordan about it.
04:25Okay.
04:26You can keep going with this for the time being, but Maureen is running the show.
04:31Go and talk to Fatima, and you keep in touch with me.
04:33Yes?
04:33Will do.
04:44What do you think about Greg?
04:46Ordinary milk guy.
04:47Mm.
04:48He's obviously not your best friend.
04:51I put evidence on the table, and he's still nipping.
04:54I mean, does he hate me, or is this something else?
04:59I think hate's a strong word, John.
05:00What if someone on the inside of the organization gave Beaston my address?
05:06Gangsters don't get people inside the security service.
05:10My God, you are trouble.
05:12Yeah, but what if?
05:13It's no wonder they're trying to manage you out of the organization.
05:17Woman, life, freedom is to this day the rallying cry for the right to self-determination.
05:23And this is a struggle we must all be prepared to continue for as long as necessary.
05:29We must be prepared to lead.
05:31And I will.
05:34I had my first threat to life warning from the police ten years ago.
05:40I'm sorry, but if I stop every time my life is in danger, I'd never say anything.
05:44This isn't only about a potential threat to your life.
05:47We believe that they're targeting your talk at the Liverpool Central University.
05:51What's your evidence?
05:53We can't share that information right now.
05:55If I don't see evidence, I am not cancelling.
05:58I will not be intimidated, and neither will my supporters.
06:01We've been fighting for decades, and finally, the West is hearing our voice.
06:06Do you know Ehsan Taremi?
06:15You gave a talk at the Persian Women's Action Group.
06:19Did you see his wife, Mona Taremi, there?
06:22I gave the talk a few months ago.
06:24I don't recall meeting her.
06:26Now, if you'll excuse me...
06:27Are you sure you don't remember Ehsan?
06:29He knew you.
06:30In fact, he took a great deal of interest in your movement.
06:32Ehsan Taremi was murdered recently, and we're trying to establish a connection.
06:35Take another look.
06:36I'm sorry.
06:41I don't know him.
06:44Five kilos of Beeston's product is missing.
06:46Mm-hmm. I know.
06:48But I know that this isn't a fallout over drugs.
06:50But there's an obvious motive for killing Ehsan.
06:52Well, then, what was that shit with Beeston when he took us down to the warehouse?
06:55Well, they want my gear back, and they think Mona's got it.
06:58I think we need to speak to Mona again.
07:00I agree.
07:01I think she's holding something back from us.
07:03Mm-hmm.
07:04Must be miserable stuck in a safe house for Persian women.
07:06I knew you.
07:10How's she doing?
07:11Yeah, okay.
07:11All good.
07:14Hey, Mona.
07:15Got you a coffee?
07:17Are we safe here?
07:18Yeah, yeah.
07:18I promise you, you are.
07:20I wanted to ask.
07:21Did Ehsan ever mention any concerns about Fatima Fazi's security?
07:26No, but everyone knows if you speak against the government in Iran, you may face danger.
07:31We had some information that Ehsan may have stolen five kilos of Craig Beeston's heroin.
07:38Ehsan, Ehsan wouldn't do that.
07:40After Ehsan was killed, there was a thorough search of your property, but I was wondering if you had anywhere else, perhaps in someone else's name, a lock-up or storage unit, a bedsit?
07:52What?
07:54What is it?
07:55Oh, my God.
08:25Their son was a good man.
08:49He wouldn't take that filth.
08:5549 years.
09:10So what's the secret?
09:15You want an answer?
09:16I'm not sure we do, actually, Dad.
09:18Compatibility, shared interests, and understanding who's in charge.
09:25One also has to keep the flame of passion.
09:28Oh, my God.
09:28No, Dad.
09:29Dining table.
09:30No, no, you carry on, Graham.
09:31Some on top is glass up.
09:32How's your mother, John?
09:36Oh, she's good.
09:37Thank you for asking.
09:38How are her legs?
09:40They're not so good.
09:43But she's got one of those mobility scooters that she whizzes about on.
09:46Honestly, I swear she gets up to 60 miles an hour.
09:48We really need to get up to see her with the kids.
09:53It's been a while.
09:54Claire was saying you're thinking of a change of career.
09:59No.
09:59Well, I know you can't say anything, and I don't know whether there's anything to this
10:10offer of voluntary redundancy, but you've given over 20 years of service to the country.
10:16Graham, don't interfere, darling.
10:19John's done his bit.
10:21Why not go into the private sector and earn some money and take some of the strain off Claire?
10:29We always do things with your family.
10:47Well, we do live in London.
10:54We should invite my mum down for Christmas this year.
10:57Really?
10:59Why not?
11:00I don't mind her coming down for Christmas, but I end up running around after her.
11:05The last time you went off for work and left me with her and the kids, Kit was only three
11:09months old.
11:10All right.
11:11Then we won't invite her.
11:17Your dad really put me on the spot tonight.
11:20I'm sorry about that, but he's worried about me.
11:23You didn't tell me you're not taking the redundancy.
11:36Martin offered me partner today.
11:42Did he?
11:43Well, that's great.
11:45What did you say?
11:47I said, thank you very much, but that I'd like to sleep on it and discuss it with my husband.
11:52It's a lot more responsibility and Kit's still young.
11:54But no, maybe I should be a bit more like you.
11:57Just out for myself.
11:59Maybe my dad's right.
12:00Well, your dad is always right, isn't he?
12:02Good relationships are based on compatibility, and maybe we're just...we're not.
12:09I'm sure your dad would have been much happier if you'd married someone like Martin.
12:21Unfortunately, Essenteremi died because he stole heroin with a street value of maybe
12:26half a million pounds, which in Craig Beeston's world certainly guarantees you an OBE.
12:31An OBE?
12:32One behind the ear.
12:35Well, I hate to say it, but I did mention you may be in overhyping this one.
12:39Congrats.
12:41Thank you, Marie, and your work's been first class on this.
12:44I shall sing with an ever greater joy at choir this evening.
12:47Knock yourself out, Greg.
12:48You should come along.
12:49I bet you have a lovely singing voice.
12:50Called Stella's Angels, established in the Remington years.
12:53Would you and Greg mind giving John and I a moment alone, please?
12:56This just doesn't feel right.
13:08I think that heroin was planted.
13:09Do you have any evidence to back up this claim, or is this another gut feeling?
13:14What if Beeston was trying to throw us off the trail?
13:18He plans to the heroin to distract from the very real and present threat to national security.
13:22Your judgment's been lacking all the way lately.
13:29I'm your friend, but I must warn you, things are not looking good for you.
13:35It's out of my hands, so there will have to be an inquiry into Essendon and his killer's death.
13:39What for?
13:40I can hold off senior management as long as you're on your way out of the building, but if you're staying...
13:44Then what?
13:45You, Mr John Hughes, you'll be taken to the village square and publicly flogged.
13:49Is that it?
13:52You can't stay at state threats.
13:54I'll let you know your options, such as they are.
13:57You okay?
14:12Yeah, fine.
14:13You?
14:15Huh.
14:15I was meant to be discussing the handover of the Taremi case with the police, but the video conference was rescheduled.
14:21How annoying.
14:23Yeah.
14:24What are you doing this weekend?
14:26I've got Ali with me.
14:28You soon?
14:29I won't be in on Monday, FYI.
14:32Cool.
14:32Have a nice day off.
14:34Hardly.
14:35I'm at Family Corp.
14:37My ex wants to move abroad with Ali.
14:39Oh, shit.
14:40Can't let that happen, can I?
14:41I'll never see him.
14:42Don't get divorced, John.
14:44It's a nightmare.
14:56Hey, little girl.
15:01Hi.
15:02Where's Clare?
15:03Uh, she's out for dinner with her boss.
15:07Chloe's just gone off.
15:08it's nice to meet you sir may i take your coat yes thank you and a belated welcome to our home
15:19i hope you're happy here hope you will be happy here very good should go to sleep okay
15:27come on snuggle down good old sweetheart daddy yesy are you and mommy getting a divorce
15:46no where did you hear that mommy was talking to grandma and grandpa g before you came home
15:53mommy must have been talking about one of her friends she said your name are we going to live
16:00in different houses no no we're not going to live in different houses we're going to live here
16:06together don't worry hey i love you
16:14come on go to sleep
16:34so
16:44you could have told me you were going out I've been worried it was a work dinner my phone was off
17:04you don't have to teach me a lesson Claire I have accepted Martin's offer I'm a partner at the GP
17:16practice congratulations how was the dinner yeah it was fun good glad you had a nice time
17:29Martin's not actually that boring once you get a drink inside him if it was a work thing why did
17:43you come home to get all dolled up fuck off John you look beautiful oh no no no you're not gonna
17:58charm your way out of this one I bet he was licking his lips offering you a new job and
18:02a pay rise I earned my promotion through hard work and graft with two small children fuck all
18:07hell from you he's always liked you you know what I've learned about your job is that it's given
18:13you a suspicious and paranoid mindset and it's only got worse as you got older why are you gaslighting
18:19me oh I'm not gaslighting anyone do you want it what do you fancy Martin why don't you trust me
18:49the prime minister is on his way to the white house again this morning as he steps up efforts
18:56to mediate between the United States and Iran as tensions rise again over what Ayatollah Ali Khamani
19:03claims is Iran's civilian nuclear energy program it's been rumored for some time now that hard-lined
19:10elements have been moving against officials and members of the Republican Guard who survived the
19:16Israeli bombings and are suspected of betraying the regime they are labelled as enemies of the
19:22are you getting along turning up the Essentoromy paperwork swimmingly Gregory Ed Simone's got
19:28something else signed up for you I'm sure if she has I'd be the first to know royal palaces and
19:34bollards there's an opportunity at Windsor Castle well I'll look forward to throwing a ring of steel around his majesty
20:04hoodlum really son Chief do you still keep any kit in technical solutions what we're talking
20:17track now with a microphone oh you'd have to go upstairs to that I'm management we need to sign that off
20:21Oh, could you take a look into a Dr. Martin Leonard for me?
20:26Leonard and Partners Medical Centre. They're over in Ballham.
20:30He's linked to the SNRM investigation, is he?
20:33I ask no questions. I tell no lies.
20:36Well...
20:38OK.
20:40I owe you a pint of that shithipster IPA you like.
20:43It's all good. I'll let you know.
20:48This'll do it for you, sir.
20:50Nice and discreet.
20:51Will that link to my phone?
20:53It will.
20:54How much is that?
20:55It's £212, please.
20:57Maybe cash or card?
20:59Card, please.
21:01OK.
21:20Do they call Craig Beeston the general?
21:37No.
21:38Who is he then?
21:39I don't know, but it's not Craig.
21:46Why was Essane Taremi following that dissident Fatima Faisi?
21:51How do you know about that?
21:53You're not the only person I'm speaking to, mate.
21:56That's hurtful, that is.
21:59Is Craig planning a hit on Fatima?
22:01I wouldn't know anything about that.
22:02You'd better start earning this £500, son.
22:04I am.
22:05You're not.
22:06You've given me nothing.
22:07Essane was definitely asked by Craig to watch Fatima.
22:11That's all I know.
22:15And what about the general?
22:18That's going to cost you, that is, mate.
22:19You're not getting any more money out of me.
22:21Tell you what.
22:23He's not even English.
22:29Is he Iranian?
22:34It's possible they want to do Fatima.
22:37But only Craig and Carlson and Wesley would know about that.
22:53That sounds alright.
23:06It's possible to shower though.
23:10What is the other shit?
23:12No, I don't know.
23:14I'm just not sure.
23:16That sounds alright here.
23:18It's probably still not.
23:19It's probably shallow.
23:20They're pushing me out, they're pushing me out.
23:51All right, come on then.
24:16Shoot yourself.
24:21Yeah, big man. Get out, don't you?
24:24Cheers, my girl.
24:28Man, did you lose again, did you?
24:30Shut some hells up before.
24:52Oh, come on, man.
24:54How much have you lost?
24:56I'm fucking down, just one now.
24:5820 quid, Dad.
25:00It's not 20 quid, lad.
25:03Chill a bit, lad.
25:05Later, it's Dave, yeah?
25:07You all right?
25:12Hell's gone fucking dodgy in there, mate, hasn't it?
25:14Yeah, mate, 100%.
25:16It's fucking rough.
25:18How much have you done in Sweden?
25:21I've got to fill them up at all, sorry.
25:23Yeah, good thing another shipment's coming in.
25:25Nodding round stuff, yeah.
25:27Balkan.
25:28Gotta go down fucking hole for that.
25:30Oh, I fucking hate hole.
25:31Oh, shit.
25:34Go in the game, then, or what?
25:36Yeah, I do, actually.
25:37Yeah, if you've still got that box going.
25:40Yeah, you're still banging out a gilf from Livingston.
25:42Fucking cheeky bastard gilf.
25:45Well, she is a gilf, mate.
25:47How's it a gilf?
25:48Because she's a fucking grandmother.
25:50Yeah, fair enough, actually.
25:51Who the fuck are you shagging, then?
25:53No one, mate.
25:54Just been focusing on meself.
25:55There's any grounding and that.
25:56Is that okay?
25:57Yeah.
25:58Not doing yoga and that.
25:59Oh, yeah, mate.
26:00It's just, you know, being at one with meself.
26:03Oh, God, fuck this, here it is.
26:05What?
26:06Man, you can't even fucking touch your toes, you know what?
26:09No, but I can touch me heels.
26:11You can touch your heels, yeah.
26:12Yeah.
26:13We're going to get a little yoga studio shop fucking shower after.
26:15Oh, mate, mate.
26:16Think about it.
26:17It's good, please.
26:18Good bit, actually.
26:21You look bad.
26:22Yeah.
26:23I think I'll get one in.
26:24Fuck it.
26:27You know, Craig's a beautiful three o'clock in the morning, mate.
26:29It's alright, you lazy.
26:31Shit, what's up?
26:32Fucking chemical supplies again.
26:33It stinks.
26:34Oh, shit, what's up?
26:35Wow.
26:36Oh, shit.
26:37Oh, shit.
26:38Oh, shit.
26:39He didn't touch you.
26:40Of course you fucking trust me you're talking about.
26:42Alright, done.
26:43Well, he'd have you there till three o'clock in the morning, wouldn't he?
26:45Sure, I can't take that.
26:46Yeah, mate.
26:48Yeah, sure.
26:49Yeah.
26:50No fucking light, don't I?
26:51Hey.
26:52Shall we get a bucket or what?
26:53A bargain bucket?
26:54Well, we're meeting the coach here, can't I?
26:56Fuck's sake, mate.
26:57Fancy something.
26:58I'll get a bucket.
26:59A bargain bucket.
27:00Wow, we're meeting the coach here, can I?
27:01Fuck's sake, mate.
27:02Fancy some chicken in as well.
27:04They can't do it.
27:05It's not a bucket of chicken, mate.
27:07They do, actually.
27:08What?
27:09Fucking unreal.
27:10Yeah, the bread.
27:11Yeah, you got that new bread when they put it in the thing.
27:14Oh, mate, yeah.
27:15Fucking mint, that, innit?
27:16Yeah.
27:17Yeah.
27:18Sick.
27:19A little tando, tando oven.
27:21No.
27:22That's close.
27:24So you're going to do that removal job, then?
27:26I'll tell you what, mate, I don't fucking want it.
27:29Oh, yeah?
27:30You don't want it on Team GB, you know?
27:32He's got a number one for the books, that lad.
27:34Craig will punish you to fuck as well, you little puss you're wearing about.
27:38Do you really want to get anywhere near that Team GB shite?
27:41Why the fuck not?
27:43Do you actually know what GB is?
27:45What it stands for?
27:46I don't want to be anywhere near it when it goes off me.
27:49I'll tell you something for now.
27:51Jordan's not going to be anywhere near it.
27:54Some gob on that, lad.
27:55The boy ain't got two brain cells to rub together.
27:58No.
28:00Greg's sick of it.
28:04What's the general's idea there?
28:06Well, I heard he's flown into Frankfurt from Tehran.
28:09Think he's coming in tomorrow?
28:12Mate, fucking Nico's here already.
28:14Actually, not a shit car again.
28:16Fucking eat that car.
28:17Fucking shit, innit?
28:22Go on, Carl, I'm not getting in the back.
28:24Fucking get in the back, lad.
28:25We're in the back.
28:26Fuck off.
28:27Shit's a dickhead, mate.
28:28Now go ahead.
28:29Four people in the back.
28:30All these.
28:31All these.
28:32All these.
28:33All these.
28:34This is Penelope.
28:35Please leave a message.
28:36Sorry to be in touch, P.
28:37But can we meet?
28:38It's urgent.
28:39I just need a couple of hours to get back to London.
29:04I've got a quarter of an hour, John.
29:08How are you?
29:09Fine.
29:11You look really well.
29:14You look older.
29:16Come on.
29:17There's no need to be like that.
29:19We had something special.
29:22In the end, it was a year of half decent sex
29:25and some overheated text and emails.
29:29I got far too emotionally involved, as did you.
29:32You told me it was the best sex you've ever had.
29:35I've said that to every man I've ever been to bed with.
29:38Oh, that's cold.
29:41What do you want, John?
29:43I mean, frankly, I can't believe you're still in the game.
29:46So glad I got out when I could.
29:52I'm investigating the links between the Manchester drugs trade
29:56and Afghan heroin, being moved along the northern route
29:59through Iran and on to Turkey.
30:02I'm looking for a man who uses the alias The General.
30:05I think he might be flying in in the next few days.
30:09I focus more on the southern route from Iran.
30:13There's no one in the intelligence community
30:15who has a better handle on the Iran-Afghan border than you, P.
30:19Don't call me P.
30:20I'm afraid anything I could tell you is rather out of date.
30:30Does GB mean anything to you?
30:35It's the military designation for the Chemical Weapons Sarum.
30:38And what if I was to tell you that the senior Iranian government official
30:43wants to use GB on UK soil?
30:48Now, I can't have a proper conversation with my boss
30:50unless I can present it with some names of the people
30:52who might be running this operation.
30:53Do you really want to get anywhere near that TGB, Shy?
30:56Why the fuck not?
30:57Do you actually know what GB is?
30:59What it stands for?
31:00I don't want to be anywhere near it when it goes off me.
31:02Do you actually know what GB is?
31:04What it stands for?
31:05I don't want to be anywhere near it when it goes off me.
31:08I'd say he's not for now.
31:10I'm told he's not going to be anywhere fucking near it.
31:12Oh, yes.
31:16Beeston's probably diversifying his narcotics business
31:19and importing the party drug GHB.
31:21It's GB. It's sarin.
31:24You honestly think they'd use the chemical nerve agent
31:26as toxic and lethal as sarin?
31:27All three of these senior figures are involved with drug trafficking
31:30along the Iranian-Afghan border.
31:32It's reasonable to believe that any one of them
31:34could be in business with Craig Beeston and the Langley Hill crew.
31:37Why? Why would he do this?
31:38Well, perhaps there are hardliners at the top in Iran
31:40who survived the bombing, don't want peace with the West
31:43and want to undermine the President.
31:45There's only one diplomatic flight out of Tehran tomorrow.
31:48Into Frankfurt.
31:50And an unscheduled chartered private jet
31:52flying into Blackpool later on in the afternoon.
31:54We think that's the General's most likely connection.
32:00The General's most likely connection
32:02to the United States.
32:06Tomorrow the counter-terrorist team will go to Blackpool
32:10and you will be meeting your new colleagues at Royal Protection.
32:14You can't take this off me now.
32:16I can do whatever I like.
32:17This is the appreciation I get.
32:19Royal palaces and bollards were a fucking joke.
32:22I'm sorry to say this, but this attitude proves my point exactly.
32:28Where did you get that cash from, Jordan?
32:30From my mum, I swear.
32:34I can smell the shite.
32:36You've been talking to that journalist guy.
32:38I can smell the shite.
32:40You've been talking to that journalist guy.
32:41I can smell the shite.
32:42I can smell the shite.
32:57I can smell the shite.
32:58You've been talking to that journalist guy.
33:03The same one Ethan spoke to.
33:14I haven't created it.
33:17Don't lie.
33:33How many out of ten would you rate your marriage right now?
33:45I would say five, honestly. A solid five.
33:50Two?
33:52Two.
33:56What's happened?
33:59I went out for dinner with my boss to celebrate being made partner
34:04and I didn't tell him.
34:06Yeah, but did you see what you were wearing?
34:08Left nothing to the imagination, no bra.
34:10It was like two coat pegs on a chapel door.
34:13Have you any idea what a sexist dick you're being?
34:15Oh, I'm sorry that I'm not middle class like you.
34:18Sometimes I say things and I make myself cringe. I'm sorry.
34:21God, I feel like all I do is apologise for myself at the moment.
34:24It makes me feel like shit.
34:28Why did Claire going out for dinner make you feel insecure?
34:33I don't feel insecure.
34:37I know what's out of my bread's buttered.
34:39He was unfaithful to me.
34:41You said that you would let it go.
34:42You said that you would try and forgive me.
34:49Why didn't you tell John you were going out?
34:51Because I want him to understand how I feel.
35:02And do you?
35:06John.
35:13You seem to live such separate lives,
35:15but what is it you have in common?
35:23I empathise with what Claire does, being a doctor.
35:28Her integrity.
35:30Wanting to help people.
35:31Public service.
35:33That sort of thing.
35:37What was it that drew you to each other?
35:39When you met.
35:46We had a laugh.
35:51And there was a strong physical connection.
35:54What can I say? I'm a magnet.
35:58He's always got to make a joke of everything.
36:01It's really annoying.
36:03Claire's kind.
36:08And smart.
36:11And beautiful.
36:12I still think she's the most beautiful woman I know.
36:29Hi.
36:30Hi.
36:32Hi.
36:37Well, good luck with your second date.
36:39Oh, thank you.
36:41Yeah, we're going to have a midnight picnic.
36:44And I'm really excited.
36:48Oh, okay.
36:54Good night.
36:55I'll see you tomorrow.
36:57Good night.
36:59Thanks, Andrew.
37:03All right, Paul.
37:05What's up, Paul?
37:07All right.
37:10I hope so all right.
37:13That goes up.
37:16You and her Jonah monsieur on the table.
37:18Rebecca.
37:20I'm all uh oh.
37:21What's up, Paul?
37:22I've got to go.
37:52I've got to go to work.
37:57Did you book to see a GP?
38:13I will.
38:15John, I'm worried about you.
38:18You need to take it seriously and get yourself checked out.
38:25Do we need to have hemorrhoids chat right now?
38:29I don't want to get out of bed.
38:36I'm not getting out of bed.
38:38I'm not getting out of bed.
38:40I don't want to get out of bed.
38:41I'm not getting out of bed.
38:47I don't want to get out of bed.
38:48I don't want to get out of bed.
38:49I'm not getting out of bed.
38:53I don't want to get out of bed.
38:54I don't want to get out of bed.
38:55I don't want to get out of bed.
39:01I don't want to get out of bed.
39:02All right?
39:07Chief.
39:08When's your meeting with the Royal Protection Team?
39:12Oh, this afternoon.
39:13Look, whatever happens with me, can you keep a track on Jordan's phone?
39:17I can't get through and it's making me nervous.
39:19Yeah, consider it done.
39:23I'll miss you, Chief.
39:26Oh, er, that doctor you asked me for a look at...
39:29Shh.
39:31A female patient made a complaint of sexual harassment.
39:34And he's also got a form of the revenue over rental income
39:37from some properties he owns over in Spain.
39:41Right.
39:42Thank you, Rudy, son.
39:49I've got a phone call.
39:51Hey, mate.
39:52No, mate.
39:53I've got FOMO.
39:59Hey, mate.
40:00I'm a deeply FOMO person.
40:05The only place in the world I want to be now is...
40:07I've got FOMO.
40:09Hey, mate.
40:10I'm a deeply FOMO person.
40:12I've got FOMO.
40:17FOMO?
40:18No, I'm a deeply FOMO person.
40:21The only place in the world I want to be now is Blackpool.
40:24I heard what you did yesterday. You did it. You nailed it.
40:27You proved every single one of us wrong.
40:29I managed to bag myself a new job because of it.
40:33Nice. What is it?
40:35Apparently I'll be spending the rest of my career at Windsor Castle
40:37making sure that nobody poisons the King's muesli.
40:40No.
40:44How did it go in court?
40:50It was a shit show.
40:53The judge gave me short shrift because I wouldn't detail my work commitments.
40:57What?
40:58Exactly.
40:59I told him I'd be breaching the Official Secrets Act, but he didn't get it.
41:02Said family hearings are private, said I should be candid about my work commitments.
41:06The judge just didn't get it?
41:08He was all over my ex.
41:10Indicated he had sympathy, Ali would be better off moving and living full time with his dad.
41:15More stability, reliability.
41:18I'm so sorry to hear that.
41:20I feel like the worst mother in the world.
41:30Come on. Come here.
41:32It's all right.
41:36Oh God.
41:37I bet they're all in Blackpool now, ready to go.
41:41I feel like I might actually puke.
41:42Are you getting out of here?
41:43What?
41:44John?
41:45The tracker that I put on Beeston's man is in Essex, not in Blackpool.
41:49I think the general might be coming into a different airport.
42:06This is Simone Grant. Please leave a message.
42:23To what do I owe the honour?
42:24Greg, we've got the wrong place.
42:26The general's coming into an airport in Essex.
42:29Epping Airfield.
42:31That can't be right.
42:32I've tracked one of Beeston's men there.
42:34We need backup and we need to call the airfield.
42:36Just do it, now.
42:38What are you doing?
42:39What a dick.
42:54Really, sir.
42:56Chief.
42:57Go on.
42:58The code is 7863.
43:01You won't hang a call.
43:05Let's go.
43:07What?
43:09Oh.
43:10A great idea.
43:15Oh.
43:25Ourbnys and News.
43:30Okay.
43:32Okay.
43:34gesagt,
43:35Who's that?
43:58Security?
44:02I think that's him.
44:05It's him, the General's car, Simmers Addy.
44:21OK, come on.
44:22Let's go.
44:23Down!
44:24Fuck!
44:25Fuck!
44:26Move!
44:27Go!
44:28Go!
44:29Come on!
44:30Hey!
44:31Hey!
44:32Make it easy to shoot!
44:35Come on!
44:36Come on!
44:37Come on!
44:38Come on!
44:39Come on!
44:40Come on!
44:41Hey!
44:42Hey!
44:43Come on!
44:46Come on!
44:51Come on!
44:51Oh
45:21Oh, shit.
45:34Hey, Jesus, women drivers.
45:36Oh, God.
45:40Is that a service weapon?
45:42It's a souvenir.
45:43Souvenir?
45:45Fucking hell.
45:46Where'd you go on, Holiday?
45:47It's my ex.
45:54Yep, we're OK.
45:56We think we've positively ID'd the general as car sim Asadi,
45:59but we need your help.
46:00Can you look at everything leaving the airfield
46:02that the ANPR picks up on the A113, particularly westbound
46:06towards the end of the day?
46:07We have a problem.
46:07We can't lose it.
46:09John got a tracker on it.
46:10Yes, a few shots worth of that.
46:12John got eyes on Asadi, so we're compromised.
46:17But don't worry.
46:21He can still be stopped.
46:24It's no problem.
46:47It's no problem.
46:48It's no problem.
46:52We can still be stuck.
46:54This will be easy.
46:55My comfort zone means you walk around the man.
46:57You're in a family class.
46:58But don't worry.
46:59We have to stay home.
47:00It's all in a family class.
47:01It's normal.
47:02You're in a family class.
47:04So, let's see.
47:05This will be a family class.
47:06You're in a family class.
47:07So, my family class?
47:09I'm a family class.
47:10I'm a family class.
47:11We have to be a family class.
47:12We are in a family class.
47:13If we all are in a family class.
47:14We thank you, everyone.
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