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00:02Baby, have you seen my phone? I just had it.
00:04I just had it.
00:05Oh.
00:09How many times have we told him?
00:11That drives me nasty.
00:11Put it in the dishwasher.
00:12That's from last night, I think.
00:13Oh.
00:15Mum, I can't find my football shot.
00:16Uh, have you looked in your wardrobe?
00:18It's not bad.
00:19Radical suggestion, try the dryer.
00:22So, you've finished eating and then you put it inside this little box.
00:25It's called a dishwasher.
00:26Ha ha, very funny.
00:26Yeah.
00:29No, no, you are not wearing fake eyelashes to school.
00:32It's a health hazard.
00:33The glue's not dry.
00:33I could go blind.
00:34I'm going to go blind, get them off.
00:35Yeah, no, breakfast please.
00:36Thanks, Mum.
00:37You need to eat some breakfast.
00:38Yeah, yeah, yeah, I will.
00:39I'll take something with me.
00:41Seriously, Katie, please make sure you do.
00:43I don't want to be in there eating breakfast.
00:45You are in there.
00:48You know those things about at school.
00:57Oh, I'll have to dry on you.
01:00Oh, wow.
01:01Great advice, Mum.
01:04Where's my scarf?
01:05It was on the chair.
01:06Uh, no, you tried the old part of death over there.
01:08Oh.
01:09I'm going to sort it today, I promise you.
01:10Yeah, you...
01:11I promise you.
01:13Fiona.
01:13I know.
01:18I need my green scarf.
01:19I'm wearing it today.
01:20I'll swap you one of mine.
01:21Alright, fine.
01:23No, I'll do it.
01:23Jesus, Mum.
01:25You are so stressful.
01:26Alright.
01:26I'll find you one.
01:48Why do you always lock everything away?
01:51So long as you're not dealing drugs.
01:53How do you think I bought our massive mansion?
01:57Don't lose that.
01:58Love you.
02:04Okay, I've got to go.
02:05Wait, you.
02:07This.
02:07Oh, thank you.
02:08So what is it this time?
02:09A covert of Jag in Monte Carlo?
02:11Or a mosque in Istanbul?
02:12Yeah, there is.
02:13Bye, kids.
02:14Be good.
02:16Come on, mate.
02:17I'll miss you.
02:19Get a room.
02:22Eyelashes off.
02:23You, now.
02:24They're off.
02:24Bye.
02:25Love you.
02:26Love you.
02:38We have clear skies.
02:40Echo.
02:40Now in cigar shop.
02:42Okay.
02:43I've got you some prickly pear jam.
02:45You said you wanted something Maltese.
02:47No hostiles in the area.
02:48Well, it was either that or perhaps this is a cure.
02:50We'll have eyes on her when she leaves the cigar shop.
02:52Yeah.
02:53I don't think so.
02:53I've got to go quick and I'll pass away.
02:55I'll go further away.
02:56I'll go further away.
02:58Yep.
02:58I'll go further away.
03:01We'll now see a bit.
03:02condos on the way.
03:11All right.
03:12Now let's go.
03:13Now let's go.
03:16Yeah, let's go.
03:18Now let's go.
03:20Here we are.
03:23Let's go.
03:27Eyes on echo, will be a green room.
03:32CCTV cameras are all clear at the church.
03:36Okay. Call you later. Bye.
03:53Water.
03:59Orange.
04:08If you want to fly, please show me the room.
04:14That's okay.
04:14So, I'm going to be trying to show you.
04:14I don't know.
04:48It's a beautiful church, isn't it?
04:51Very beautiful.
04:54Do you have the scars?
05:08200 hours of battery life.
05:11Right thumb here.
05:14Only works for you.
05:20The spare battery's here.
05:22I'll send you a message if you need to put one in.
05:26So what's the gossip in the villa?
05:29Not much.
05:31Igor's on the phone all day.
05:35I was right about Mija.
05:38He's got something going on with Mati.
05:41The PA?
05:44I've been watching.
05:47You're doing great, Lena.
05:51How's my brother?
05:54I'll have him move to the border any day now.
05:57This is his way out.
05:59And yours.
06:00Just focus on that.
06:03Igor likes to burst and we want to know about Moscow's ops in Europe.
06:08Igor makes me nervous.
06:11He's on holiday with his family.
06:13He's got nothing to be suspicious about.
06:26You should go.
06:29Are we good?
06:33We're good.
06:34We're good.
06:44We're good.
07:02We'll be good.
07:05Hi.
07:27Just getting out of the car.
07:41Just getting out of the car.
07:44Just getting out of the car.
08:10I'm back.
08:13Time to put it away.
08:15I've got to kill the dragon.
08:17No, you don't want feast then?
08:19Yes.
08:20You like it?
08:21Thanks, Matt.
08:22Pleasure.
08:24We're going to talk two times.
08:25Yes?
08:26All right.
08:30Hold it.
08:32Your cigar, Igor Viktorovich.
08:36English guys, even on vacation, all of us, he has to learn.
08:41Mish, I'm off for my massage.
08:43No, ready?
08:44Mm-hmm.
08:44I got your aloe vera.
08:46You're an angel, thank you.
08:48Please make sure Sandro does all his French homework.
08:50Of course.
08:51Don't make it fast.
08:52Grandpa has to work, too.
08:55Did you hear your mother?
08:57No excuse.
08:58So?
08:59The French lesson, huh?
09:01For the hands, for the bread.
09:04The United.
09:07Why do I need to learn French?
09:09French and English.
09:14Well, if you need to know the universe, you need to learn French.
09:18Why do I need to learn French?
09:21Well, um...
09:22What other reasons could there be?
09:25Maybe if you could just go in French, why do I need to learn French?
09:31Full time.
09:32Why do you want me to learn?
09:53Yes, everything is good.
09:55Yes.
10:01Are they bad?
10:02Yes.
10:04Yes.
10:05Yes.
10:06Moscow sent her live from Malta.
10:08Yes.
10:08Yes.
10:09Yes.
10:09Yes.
10:09Yes.
10:10Yes.
10:13Yes.
10:27Yes.
10:29Yes.
10:36Yes.
10:38You look very handsome.
10:42I feel like Caesar walking to the cinema.
10:45You know how many times he was stabbed?
10:4723.
10:49Same number of ministers in my cabinet.
10:59Ryan definitely leaks.
11:01Trust me, or at least Melissa does anyway.
11:03So then what special advisors are for?
11:05Excuse me, Minister.
11:05That is an outrageous accusation from you.
11:08Thank you very much.
11:08So listen, if Ryan comes in hard on the small boats
11:12and pull him up,
11:13he needs to roll his tanks off your lawn, okay?
11:15You know how he does play to the crowd.
11:17You're the bloody Home Secretary, for God's sake.
11:19This is your patch, not his.
11:20Tell that to the Prime Minister.
11:22He lets Ryan walk all over him.
11:23Yeah, that's because he's popular, isn't he?
11:25I mean, dear old Anton lets him,
11:27he never really learned the art of PR, did he?
11:30He's too old school.
11:31So I trust him.
11:34He's going to backfire.
11:47I've requested a bilat with the French in Lisbon, Anthony.
11:50Would you like me to raise those up to the ground,
11:53obviously, though it's tempting?
11:56Permission?
11:57All right, sir.
12:01Thank you, Ryan.
12:02Right.
12:03It's your business.
12:07I'm responsible for all foreign operations.
12:09You're a week in, and I find out about it now.
12:12The head of the Russia desk has operational independence.
12:14I learned that from you, Zach.
12:15Not what I'm learning about your orgs,
12:17from the accounts above it.
12:19Getting ears close to their chief
12:20was always the holy grail for us.
12:22Agreed.
12:23But right now,
12:25Moth is a red zone,
12:26oligarch central,
12:27and you've said it.
12:28You're running a moth
12:29against the chief of Russian intelligence
12:31wise on holiday,
12:32which they would consider highly provocative.
12:34If Eagle rumbles your agent...
12:37He won't.
12:37And the potential intelligence
12:39outweighs the risk.
12:40Potential?
12:54To justify an op like this,
12:57Eagle would have to be trading
12:58top-grade insights with his son.
13:02Who's your original man, anyway?
13:05She's Mikhail Worredin's Russian nanny.
13:07Who is she?
13:08She's an orphan.
13:09She's scared shit this heck
13:11it brother's about to be conscripted.
13:12I'm offering them an escape route.
13:15A bloody risk, do you mind?
13:17All I can say is,
13:19it had better be worth it.
13:20If nothing turns up,
13:22I'm going to apply in three days.
13:31What about Gus?
13:32How's it getting on?
13:33Well, he's been dropped.
13:34Bless him.
13:35Oh, why would they do that?
13:37Why would they drop him?
13:38I thought he was one of the best players
13:39on the team.
13:40I know.
13:41I might have exaggerated a little bit.
13:42Come on,
13:42there's a farthest prerogative.
13:44Eagle's got a visitor.
13:49Sounds busy there.
13:50Yeah, I've got to go.
13:51I'll call you later.
13:53Goodbye.
14:02So,
14:03I've got a new arrival.
14:09I've got a new arrival.
14:13I'll see you later.
14:16I'll see you later.
14:18If I knew the next one, I'd be able to do something.
14:21Please, calm down.
14:22We hold the red cover for the best times.
14:26You look good.
14:36We want it.
14:41For the best times.
14:43You look good.
14:44Let's go again.
14:48The red cover for the best times.
14:51I think that's Kirill Markov.
14:53Jesus.
14:55We think he's here to talk UK ops.
14:57That's all he's ever worked on.
14:58He's not on holiday. He's got to be bringing intel from London.
15:02He's a ruthless bastard.
15:09I'm glad to see you.
15:11I'm glad to see you.
15:14Your wife prefers English.
15:16What is your sentence?
15:17You need to get out of Finland.
15:19Turn into European.
15:20Well, look, this must be a bit of a relief after the Moscow gloom.
15:24Beautiful weather.
15:25Let me get you a drink.
15:26Let's go.
15:27Have they shown you around?
15:28Yes.
15:29Have you seen the guest spots here?
15:32I thought I had a skill class here.
15:36They're out of range.
15:41Okay, so that's the cigar box on the move again.
15:47Oh, Lien.
15:49Lien.
15:52Lien.
15:54Lien.
15:56Lien.
15:56He's a close friend of the family.
15:58This is our nanny.
15:59Lien.
16:00Nice to meet you, Mr. Markov.
16:01Kirill.
16:02It's my pleasure.
16:04She's been with us for two years now.
16:07She speaks fluent Finnish.
16:09Kirill, you want a cigar?
16:10Why not?
16:12You may go, darling.
16:15Let me have a drink, please.
16:17Mr. Garza brought my ministry to keep my father happy.
16:24Nice.
16:26Went Mexican.
16:27Wait, stop.
16:29So, Irina's gone to bed and the men are a bottle in.
16:33Wine or vodka?
16:34Both.
16:35Igor's showing off his son.
16:36That's good.
16:37It'll loosen them up.
16:38What's the chat?
16:40Well, someone somewhere has got cancer.
16:42In their ranks?
16:43No, sounds like a politician.
16:46Real speaker?
16:47Yeah.
16:49I think he'll be able to take his own home.
16:52This is a bloodline.
16:54He's been living in the house.
16:56This is a horrible death.
16:58Even for the rich people.
17:00Okay.
17:02We're going to win.
17:04We're going to be on the right side.
17:06We're going to be on the right side.
17:06As soon as he's gone.
17:08But he's gone.
17:10He's gone.
17:10Guys, you're ready to sleep.
17:11I'll be on the right side.
17:12I'm going to be on the right side.
17:14My love.
17:15Putin.
17:16Play it back.
17:18Let's go.
17:20He's a bloodline.
17:22Hello.
17:23It's a deadly death.
17:25Even for English people.
17:26So, who's a poor bastard in our cabinet with pancreatic cancer?
17:33Someone close to the top, or at it.
17:36But if Anthony Fletcher had cancer, wouldn't we know about it?
17:39I think it stays secret in Whitehall for long.
17:40No, not unless this is all a bit convenient.
17:45We're three days from calling time and Moscow suddenly hands us the intelligence coup of the sentry.
17:49How could they have known we'd be listening? Our security was bulletproof.
17:53We're gonna have to go home and put it in front of Zack.
17:55Fuck me.
17:57How long have we got left on the battery?
17:59A day, at most.
18:03What are you thinking? Do you want to tell Echo to change it?
18:07It's a lot risky over Kirilna.
18:11Let's see how this plays out, and then I'll make the call.
18:15The stakes are higher now.
18:18We'll need more to convince Zack.
18:33The stakes are higher now.
18:33The stakes are higher now.
18:33The stakes are higher now.
18:39The stakes are higher now.
18:39The stakes are higher now.
18:40The stakes are higher now.
18:40The stakes are higher now.
18:41The stakes are higher now.
18:41The stakes are higher now.
18:42The stakes are higher now.
18:44The stakes are higher now.
18:50Morning.
19:20Morning.
19:21Morning.
19:23Morning.
19:28Morning.
19:31Morning.
19:31Yeah, early.
19:32Even for you.
19:33Oh, it's a big day.
19:34If this checks out, it's gonna be the off of the decade.
19:36I just hope so.
19:37I don't think Zack's a fan of bombshells.
19:39More rising stars.
19:41Lock.
19:47No.
19:50Fuck me, no.
19:55I'm sorry, Kate.
19:56But I think it's a classic Moscow claim.
19:59There's no evidence they know we've got ears in the villa.
20:01We spent eight months setting this up.
20:03Our security was bulletproof.
20:05I believe you.
20:06But Russia's dangled hooks like this to every agency in the West.
20:10I'm just trying to follow the facts, Zack.
20:12Which might actually be misinformation.
20:17Igor and Kirill Markov hook you in and plant the idea they've got a spy at the top of the
20:23British political system.
20:25We spend the next ten years chasing a ghost.
20:29Oh, it's true.
20:30And we've just got wind of it.
20:32MPs are easy enough targets for entrapment.
20:35Well, that's a line for C's next select committee appearance.
20:38I'm sure he'd enjoy telling the foreign secretary, our boss, that he's one of the people in pole position to
20:44be a Russian spy.
20:46Look, I understand your caution.
20:48I know how you got played when you were head of my desk.
20:51Every Agent Runner's been played.
20:54And I don't want the same thing to happen to you.
20:58That's why I'm in this office.
21:01Can't we just ask the PM directly if he's ill and rule it out?
21:05Sure.
21:06We hear you're dying, Anthony. Could you confirm that?
21:08Well, I'm gonna have to insist the raw intel from Walter goes into the PM's overnight brief.
21:13That's C's call.
21:14Yeah, I know.
21:15But if it is misinformation, wouldn't he want to know about it?
21:19Nice play.
21:20You'll make a Whitehall warrior yet.
21:22Check in with Rose and go over your security.
21:26I'll need your debrief in 48 hours.
21:28Then I want the op wound up.
21:30If you have been compromised, will your girl in Malta set you up?
21:34Echo didn't set us up.
21:36I know my agent.
21:39Leave Julie there to keep an eye on her.
21:43Until you've triple-checked your sources.
21:46No political investigations on home turf.
21:51Understood?
21:54Understood.
22:0048 hours. How generous.
22:03Well, we all know how badly he once seized job.
22:07First Muslim chief of MI6.
22:09Even so, Rose.
22:10He's been bloody obstructive.
22:12Zach's always felt the world is against him.
22:14Not unfairly.
22:15Well, if I try and stall him, he'll just throw his toys out of the pram.
22:19So we need to buy more time.
22:22Okay.
22:23Write up your report.
22:24Send it to me first.
22:25As head of security, I'm busy, so I won't be able to give you an answer for what?
22:29Three days?
22:30Then I'll need another one or two to digest it.
22:32I'm going to give the SO's expert view the consideration it deserves.
22:36That should give you about a week.
22:38So verify your intel?
22:40Thanks, Rose.
22:41Good.
22:43Could you speak to your guys in Moscow about advancing Echo's brother to the start line?
22:48I think we might need to begin his extraction sooner than we thought.
22:52I can, but Zach will need to sign it off.
22:56I'll try and work my magic.
22:58I owe you.
22:59As always.
23:06Hi.
23:08Julie just called.
23:09My battery's dead.
23:10Oh, Christ.
23:12What do you want to do?
23:14You thought I'd go to change it?
23:18Yeah.
23:19You sure?
23:20We haven't got a choice.
23:21We don't know who they've compromised in the cabinet yet.
23:24Okay.
23:30So how was Zach?
23:31Don't tell me.
23:32We don't have permission to investigate the entire cabinet.
23:35We do not.
23:37Zach thinks they saw us coming.
23:38He can't just refuse to believe something might be true because it's too explosive.
23:43He can and he has.
23:44I've been over the op security again, yeah.
23:46There's no red flags.
23:47I told him that.
23:49Ah, Home Secretary.
23:52She's smart.
23:53Female.
23:54Black.
23:55It's not an obvious choice for Moscow, which is why I like it.
24:00Yeah.
24:02Stuart and I are having dinner with her tonight.
24:05Yeah.
24:05You might just ask her about the PM's health, seeing as I'm on duty.
24:10Are you going to talk to see?
24:12No, no, no.
24:13Not what Zach's holding out.
24:14You should shut that down before he sees it.
24:17No investigating any MPs.
24:19Express orders.
24:19Right.
24:20Of course.
24:20But just in the event that I was stuck here late at night, bored.
24:29I had no idea you were such an insubordinate pain in the arse.
24:32for sure.
24:34That's fine.
24:50There goes in the FBI.
24:51I am, I was injured with you and I wasْ
24:51oh, I was injured and unemployed.
24:53I'm injured both and gilt.
24:55That was almost a ужас.
24:55We're not already.
24:55Very que CP, she had no agenda.
24:57I'm gonna be called back, no.
25:14You're from St. Petersburg, like me.
25:17Yes, originally.
25:19I moved to Helsinki with Mikhail and Irina.
25:22Really?
25:23So we speak Finnish?
25:26Hmm, maybe we can find some job for you in the service.
25:30Not so well.
25:32Sandro speaks better than I do.
25:35Say, but your English really good.
25:38So fucking stupid language.
25:41Never mean what you think.
25:43Just like Brits.
25:44Never mean what they say.
25:48Lenoczka, don't pay attention to him.
25:50He thinks he's God's gift to women.
25:54You need a proper drink, asshole.
25:56He's an asshole.
25:59The Petrus is opening your honor.
26:02Just you and me.
26:05Lenoczka, we'll save your glass.
26:08You look like you need something to cheer you up.
26:12Don't take it personally.
26:14Maybe he's just an old dinosaur.
26:16Super young.
26:42Hello?
26:51Hello?
26:51Oh, God.
27:04Sorry to hear about the football team. It's their loss.
27:09Just not worries.
27:11Have you only made a pasta?
27:12Five zero.
27:13Don't blame you.
27:14Come on, come now.
27:15I was what?
27:16It was fine. It's good to be back.
27:18You're awake?
27:22I asked you to make dinner, and now I've asked you to tidy up the mess that you've made.
27:26Oh, you've got a room on the scallops. Can you give me some privacy, please?
27:30Okay, so privacy is a privilege that you get when you fulfil the agreements that we've made. Do you understand?
27:35But Mum, Mum said...
27:36Mum said what? That you'd agreed to babysit tonight, yeah?
27:41Yeah, I'll be down in five minutes.
27:43Hurry up!
27:48She claims that you said that she could go out three nights a week.
27:52No, I said it depends on the week.
27:53She'd make a good politician, wouldn't she?
27:56Did she know you about Jay?
27:57No. Who's Jay?
27:59Who?
27:59Her new boyfriend.
28:00Who she wants to see.
28:02Tonight.
28:04Can we just leave it for now, please?
28:05No, I'm not having a lie to us.
28:06Come on, let's pick our battles. We need to go out any minute. You need to get changed.
28:09No, no, no, no, no.
28:11Please come and try the opposite.
28:14No, man!
28:17How come, then?
28:21Yeah? Come on, doc.
28:22Come on, doc.
28:28Please, there are no other friends in Germany.
28:34It's a very similar thing.
28:36But you are not to be a detective.
28:41You have a brand new family.
28:43Your name is one of the private animals.
28:47Please, please.
28:50So who is this Jay?
28:52I don't know, some boy from school.
28:55What, is that her boyfriend?
28:57in the war. I think so. Well, how old is he? You ask her about it then. How's the stabbing
29:05in
29:05cabinet, front or back? It's both. Today Rhymer's rolling out his Tribune of the People shtick
29:10before swanning off to the NATO summit. Oh god, where does that leave you? Making all the boring
29:15centrist arguments nobody wants to listen to. Why doesn't the PM reign him in? He used to.
29:21He's lost his stuffing a bit. Is that a new thing? Didn't you say that he was a bit off
29:25recently?
29:27Did I? I remember that. Whitehall amnesia. Maybe Jane's got him on the same diet him on
29:33made me do. You'll thank me this summer when it's time to get your legs out. Well, if she
29:40has, it's working. He's definitely lost weight. Hurry! I don't think that's going to do it.
29:47Come with me. I'm an expert in damage limitation. She actually is. Sorry, that's my favourite
29:52show. You're in trouble. I need some salt. Yes. Right here. I feel like that. Is everything
30:09all right? Yes. Just knackered for a change. Harry seems on good form though. How's his charity
30:16doing? Barely afloat. Steering kids away from knife crime can't compete with homeless
30:21donkeys. Sounds tough. Yeah. I'm trying to find time for him along with everything else
30:27but I don't know how you do it. He says I do. So all the press are at number 10
30:35for an emergency
30:36statement from the PM. Oh, well. Yeah.
30:47So if you're just joining us and you're wondering what it is you are looking at, we are waiting
30:52for this emergency statement by the Prime Minister. And here he is. He's just coming out now.
31:07So let's hear what the Prime Minister has to say to the country.
31:13What's the state of it? Good evening. I'm sorry to have called you here at such short notice.
31:19But today I received some unwelcome news. Three weeks ago, I was diagnosed with pancreatic
31:26cancer. And this afternoon I learned that my prognosis is less positive than I told. Anyone
31:36who has occupied this great office will testify that one can never be a part-time Prime Minister.
31:41So I feel I owe it to you all to offer my resignation.
31:46Holy shit. I will remain in place until a new leader is chosen. Given my condition, I've
31:56asked the party to shorten the process of electing that leader to one week. It has been the privilege
32:03of my life to have served my country.
32:06A president of the United States.
32:14A president of the United States.
32:21Where are we going? It's an emergency, back in an hour.
32:25I am. Turn on the news, Motherson.
32:31From the bottom of our hearts, Jane and I, thank you.
32:38Well, Anthony, yeah, no, it's so sad.
32:41Listen, we need to get to work now.
32:42We've got five days, okay?
32:44Give me a minute, Stuart.
32:45Must be a hell of a shock.
32:47Yeah, the resignation is, but he told me he had cancer a couple of days ago.
32:51Sorry, he swore me to secrecy.
32:52Just you or the whole cabinet?
32:54He said he was only telling a few people.
32:56That's understandable.
32:57Yeah.
33:02Come on, come on.
33:05Sorry, I've got to take this.
33:11Hey, are you still with the mission?
33:13Yeah, what's up?
33:14So, our intel was real, and guess what?
33:16It looks like Lev Amatov made a hefty donation to her husband's charity the year before last.
33:22I thought he used to fund the Tories.
33:24Yeah, what a man's got his fingers everywhere.
33:26Yeah, it looks like it.
33:27She just told me donations were down.
33:30How much did he give?
33:31Oh, you know, just 200 grand.
33:35A hundred at first, and then another six months later.
33:38Now, I've gone, and I've checked the Commons register.
33:40She didn't declare either of them.
33:42Jesus.
33:44I've got to go.
33:45I'll talk to you tomorrow.
33:46Okay.
33:58That was Fee.
33:59Apparently, it's past her curfew.
34:04I'll talk to you tomorrow.
34:04So you get to go in there?
34:05Mm-hmm.
34:06Yeah.
34:06Morning or tonight?
34:07Well, I'll talk something to last time.
34:10I'll see how you feel in the morning, all right?
34:11Okay.
34:12All right.
34:12Bye-bye.
34:14Bye.
34:14Thank you for coming.
34:14Bye, Harry.
34:22Did you know the PM was ill?
34:24No.
34:25No, no.
34:25She didn't mention it.
34:27Was that really Fee who called you just then?
34:30Zach.
34:31About the PM?
34:32I can't say.
34:34Sorry.
34:36You and your secrets.
34:37Here we go.
34:43Do you think Imogen will work?
34:45She doesn't seem that enthusiastic.
34:47Tell me about it.
34:47You could literally write a book on her imposter syndrome.
34:50End of the day, who would you rather have as PM her or Ryan Bloody Walker?
35:05Of course.
35:06That's my bag, Misha.
35:09Your bag, Is this?
35:10Yeah, absolutely.
35:18Hello.
35:22I don't know.
35:23I don't know.
35:24I don't know.
35:24I don't know.
35:25I don't know.
35:26I don't know.
35:28I don't know.
35:28I don't know.
35:30I don't know.
37:38I'm awake.
37:43Thanks for babysitting.
37:49You sell lots of drugs?
37:52Not enough to retire.
37:53Yeah.
37:55So tell me about this J. How old is he?
37:59You're not having sex without Sir Oscar.
38:01I'm old enough to know what I'm doing.
38:03I'd rather you told me the truth, even if it's not what I want to hear.
38:07Okay.
38:08People who say that know I actually mean it.
38:12Love you.
38:12Love you too.
38:15Night night.
38:16Mm-hmm.
38:31Mm-hmm.
38:43God damn, you Lord.
38:48Oh yeah.
38:51Right.
39:02I'm like, just if we love you.
39:07It's rather quiet in here for an impending leadership crisis.
39:12The calm before the storm.
39:16Let's hope it's merely a squall.
39:22Come this way.
39:28Sorry I'm late. I was on my throes.
39:33You're bang on time.
39:37Apart from my wife, I only told the Home Secretary and the Foreign Secretary.
39:40Both have given me their word. They said nothing to anybody.
39:44If Moscow knows about it, they must have hacked my medical records, which suggests a serious data leak.
39:49So far GCHQ have found no evidence of any data leak, Prime Minister, though it is early days.
39:55We're about to enter a highly sensitive leadership election.
39:58Do you seriously think what Mr. Sanderson overheard in Malta was pure coincidence?
40:02Or did Moscow get wind of our operation and decide to use it against her?
40:05It does seem rather convenient.
40:08The last thing we need are allegations of Russian collusion. We all know what happened in America.
40:12Any hint you're investigating anyone in the cabinet for treason. The world is poisoned.
40:17With respect, Prime Minister, it's already been poisoned. We've openly pro-Kremlin elements in the US and parts of Europe.
40:23And rumours like this will wreak havoc here, hence my deadline on the leadership campaign.
40:27I appreciate that.
40:29It was something like this that permanently damaged American democracy. I will not let it happen here.
40:33I appreciate that, Prime Minister.
40:35But if a minister running for leadership has been bribed or blackmailed, we'd be catastrophically exposed.
40:41Nuclear codes, strategic intentions, pulling out of NATO.
40:46I am aware of the dangers.
40:50I am also told this is all the hallmarks of a sophisticated misinformation operation.
40:54But, sir, it would be foolish of us-
40:55Enough! Enough! Please!
41:00Before I authorise an investigation into any leading politician, I'll need concrete evidence.
41:23The man's got months to live. He doesn't need a lecture in international politics.
41:26Yesterday, you said his illness was misinformation.
41:29Yes.
41:30So it's wrong to state the dangers of ignoring intelligence?
41:33No, it just doesn't mean that a member of his cabinet is a Russian spy.
41:35All right, enough. We back our agents and our intelligence.
41:39You serve our political masters, too. You'd both do well to remember that.
41:49Sandra's been asking a lot about his friends from school.
41:52Well, you're not a friend.
41:54Yeah.
41:55Sandra, no phones at the table.
41:58Oh, it's mine. Sorry.
42:00No, come on.
42:01Listen to your nene. Not liking it.
42:03I'm not a baby.
42:05Sandra.
42:06Oh, dear.
42:10Look, you make her smile. Like the sun coming out.
42:14That's what my mother used to say.
42:16Yeah.
42:16Yeah.
42:18Hey, hon.
42:20Somehow tonight. She needs some good rest.
42:22I'm not the boss here. Sandra.
42:25Sure.
42:26Thank you, Sandra.
42:27What do you say, Sandra?
42:28Have revenge.
42:29Yes.
42:31It's always winning. Whenever we play, Sandra, you're always winning.
42:34Yeah.
42:34No, no, no, no.
42:35No, no, no.
42:35No, no, no.
42:35No, no, no.
42:36No, no, no.
42:39No, no, no.
42:45No, no, no.
42:46No, no, no.
42:46No, no, no, no.
42:46No, no, no.
42:54Deal me in.
42:57Are you?
42:58Oh, hi.
42:59Are you ready?
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