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00:17in this world there are many years where nothing changes and then everything changes at once the
00:26source sells it to Istanbul Istanbul sells it to us and we sell it to you this is how it
00:36works this is
00:38how it has always worked but now there is no Istanbul now everything has changed who were you
00:49done transport it's a funny name fuck off you scarce come Seneca the bollocks for it mate so what's the
01:08plan now it's just us and the source so we go to the source where's that Pakistan
01:21can you transport it from there easily I just need to know when and how much I'm moving we go
01:26in a few
01:27days who's we everybody in this room everybody who knows this is happening will be with us until it has
01:35happened will work it will work what we are doing has never been done before and will never be done
01:50again so let's show ambition we go to the source and we bring back two two hundred kilos two tons
02:20two tons that would have a street value of at least a hundred million pounds well for go then it's
02:25nearly as much heroin as Britain's annual usage if it gets in then the price plummets usage booms and
02:32drugs deaths go off the charts it won't get in because I'm bringing it in who's going to Pakistan
02:38your Liverpool lot will come and if that's what you're asking what's your plan I go with them to
02:44Karachi to get the deal done then I bring back the load when I deliver it back to them we
02:49nick them all
02:49Caesar drugs and then we can all go home I would need to request official cover for this just asking
02:56for it might be the end of us this is the end of us they won't do two tons again
03:00no one will and we'll
03:01either catch them or get found out trying this is our ends one way or another what do you need
03:09first
03:15sailors my mate Pete works in customs quarantine which basically means nicking parrots and luckily
03:20for us he's bored out of his school should we concentrate on the battery next special boat
03:24service and so are his mates and if we give them every penny we've got they reckon they can get
03:29a
03:29boat to Karachi would they be armed I'm sorry sir I didn't hear that bit ah there you are like
03:38lambs to
03:39slaughter we have a meeting home secretary you do but not with me it's long route mr. Blake from
03:50your corner of government to mine and yet you appear to have found a shortcut which is to request the
03:55ability to operate in Pakistan without interference and safe passage for a vessel containing two tons of
04:02heroin from Karachi to Felixstowe docks I'm talking about the biggest drugs bust Europe has ever seen
04:09dismantling what would be the most powerful drug cartel in British history and risking a major
04:14international incident which could bring down a government already on the ropes with respect this
04:19is not a job for the security services both we and the Americans have operatives in the field in
04:24Pakistan it's dangerous it's fragile it's delicate and into that you are suggesting that we send a bunch
04:32of customs officers in false moustaches we will be sending ourselves we can't afford false moustaches but you
04:39can lend us a couple if you like all is not lost gentlemen now that we're aware of your plans
04:46we're duty
04:47bound to get involved we answer to the home office that is the system that you know but there is
04:52another
04:52system that you don't what I know is that every government departmental head whether they're in charge of the
05:02railways or the spies whereas about two things money and power the Berlin Wall is down Northern Ireland is heading
05:11for peace and I suspect that causes you a measure of existential concern about money and about power which I
05:17imagine as you're
05:18seeking new roles and new responsibilities that might shore up your position
05:28we do have some spare capacity which is lucky for you because if you truly aim to do as you
05:33say we will
05:33be involved either to keep an eye on you while you're out there or to coordinate the repatriation of
05:40your team's bodies I take it keeping an eye on us means him seeing as he's sat there and hasn't
05:46said a
05:46bloody word as it happens Lawrence will be in Karachi which is a tinderbox but considerably safer than the
05:52rest of Pakistan we won't believe in Karachi then you have half a chance don't you want our flight
06:01details we have your flight details of course you do where we're staying then the Imperial Hotel
06:08they're very good aren't they what's my mother's name Gladys what the fuck
06:34what happened in London what happened in London is that
06:36we're going to Pakistan to buy two tons of smack who's going us and the Turks and some cockney prick
06:47I spoke to my boss we can provide new identities for you and your family
06:51I don't need you mate oh really so what's your plan humiliate him show the kids on the estates that
06:58being a dealer isn't their way out of the estates
07:01I'm going to take down his money take down his drugs
07:05push the whole operation so that no one else can take it on
07:09and then
07:12well you probably don't want to know what I'm going to do to him then
07:14yeah you don't have to do that
07:15I want him to know it was me
07:17then give him to us
07:18with these new sentences Carter would get life
07:22which means he'd spend the rest of his life in his cell
07:24knowing it was you that put him there
07:27and you you'd spend the rest of your life out here
07:30with your family
07:34you can guess what happens to Grash's
07:38I don't care about that
07:40what would surprise you is what happens to Grash's families
07:44it's vicious
07:45it's fucking medieval
07:48you won't get caught
07:50because all I need you to do
07:52is what Carter needs you to do
07:53make sure the deal gets done
07:56and protect Carter
07:59then we'll take down the deal
08:01and we'll take down Carter
08:02it's that easy is it
08:04if it was that easy we wouldn't be here
08:08we need to keep talking
08:10no
08:13Carter's a clever lad
08:15I need as little of this in my head as possible
08:17or he'll see it
08:18and if he sees it then I'm dead
08:21and you won't find anyone else stupid enough to do this
08:24not stupid
08:27you take down Carter
08:30you'll be a hero
08:31oh
08:31yeah
08:32a smack dealer and the grass
08:33they'll build a bloody statue for me
08:41I'll be over there
08:45in Pakistan
08:47yeah
08:52I'll not help you with the Turks
08:54we can't say it's personal
08:56the Turks aren't my problem
08:57don't worry about the Turks
09:02do you have someone like me
09:03in with the Turks?
09:06no
09:13that's the first time you've lied to me
09:33I packed them
09:35and I'm checking you remembered what you're packing for
09:37which means remembering to check your bloody pockets
09:41this is a receipt for the garage round the corner
09:44you should be doing this job not me
09:46I am doing it
09:48we're all doing it
09:50you don't walk out the door and take this job with you
09:52I know
09:54sorry
09:58what is it?
10:00this
10:00this feels different
10:04it is different
10:10I don't want to know where you're going
10:11most likely because I can't tell you
10:17but I want to know how long
10:20I need to have something
10:21Guy
10:22you need to leave us with something
10:25I can't tell you
10:26can't tell you that
10:27because it will be in my head
10:31getting back for that
10:32and I'm not going as me
10:34I'm going as him
10:39and he doesn't have anything to get back for
10:48what is he like?
10:56he had a good life
10:58and he lost it
11:00and he wants it back
11:02and to get it back
11:03he made one bad decision after another
11:07and now here he is
11:11you like him?
11:12it's not about liking him
11:13it's about not fighting who he is
11:16it's about
11:18understanding who he is
11:21and how he ended up that way
11:23it's about believing every word he says
11:25agreeing with every decision he makes
11:29and knowing
11:31he doesn't want to be doing this
11:33but if this is what needs to be done
11:39he'll do it well
11:49well enough to come home
11:53you like him
11:55and that's okay
11:57as long as one day
11:58you can let him go
12:02that's the one bit of this
12:04that will be easy
12:16civil service
12:17health and safety forms
12:19for foreign travel
12:20if I could just draw your attention
12:22to part three
12:23do not fraternize
12:25with local undesirable elements
12:27do not place yourself
12:28in physical danger
12:29and avoid spicy food
12:31on a working day
12:32are you taking the peace?
12:35if you cough it
12:36while you're over there
12:37do you want your missus
12:37to get your pension?
12:39sign it
12:44why is he signing?
12:46why do you think?
12:47why is he going?
12:48I'm going because I work here
12:49just like you
12:51and if you keep talking about me
12:52without using my name
12:53we're going to have a problem
12:54it's not about you mate
12:55this is about me
12:55getting this done
12:56and about me staying alive
12:57and I don't know
12:58how you being there
12:59helps that happen
13:00which makes me think
13:01it's something I don't know
13:02he's coming
13:03that's all you need to know
13:03what is it?
13:05what have you got?
13:06operational independence
13:07that's what I got
13:10you've got someone
13:11on the Liverpool team
13:12you need to focus
13:13if you've got someone in there
13:14hats off to you
13:15and I mean that
13:16but I need to know who it is
13:17no you don't need to know
13:18because if you do know about them
13:20and you get turned over
13:21and knocked about
13:21you could give them up
13:23and it's my job
13:24to keep them safe
13:25you saying I can't take a bit
13:26of knocking about?
13:27I think you're forgetting
13:27who you are
13:28one of the good guys
13:29believe it or not
13:31my name is Guy Stanton
13:32my parents are dead
13:34I'm divorced
13:35no kids
13:36I had a good business
13:37but one thing led to another
13:38and now I transport drugs
13:40and I'm good at it
13:42because I'm desperate
13:43and I'm angry
13:44and I'm greedy
13:45and I don't have a moral bone
13:46in my body
13:47so no
13:47I'm not one of the good guys
13:49and if you think
13:50I'm one of the good guys
13:51and if you act
13:52like I'm one of the good guys
13:53then you could get me fucking killed
13:54don't worry mate
13:56I can see exactly
13:57who you are
13:58pack it in
13:59you've both got jobs to do
14:00and you need to respect the system
14:02so stop asking questions
14:03and get to the bloody airport
14:13don't you be doing anything stupid over there
14:17I'm more worried about the trouble
14:18you're getting to back here
14:19without me around
14:22take care mate
14:23yeah you too
14:26right let's get started
14:27I'm waiting for a fax
14:28but
14:29I've had a few ideas
14:30might be a bit tricky
14:32I thought it might be
14:33what do you talk to
14:36I think Carter's got a corrupt cop
14:37I bet he does
14:39and I'm gonna find him
14:40not our job
14:41it is
14:41if I make the cop our way in
14:43if we see signs of police corruption
14:45there are ways
14:46something like that
14:46should play out
14:47systems
14:48I don't know
14:48what those systems are
14:49but I guess
14:50that they're very slow
14:52and for what we're doing
14:53very risky
14:54so
14:55do you want to tell me
14:55what they are
14:57or
14:58do you want to go on your little boys trip
14:59and one way or another
15:00I'll have a bent copper waiting for you
15:02when you get back
15:05good luck
15:31time to go
15:54you don't have to stay
15:55if there's
15:56someone
15:56waiting for you at home
15:58for me
15:59no
16:02I've had two types of relationships
16:04in my life mate
16:05bad
16:07and fucking awful
16:11you?
16:12god no
16:13I mean there's been a few proposals
16:15obviously
16:15obviously
16:16but I've really mastered the art
16:18of the upbeat rejection
16:20here's what I want to know
16:22how did you end up working
16:24as a civil service secretary
16:25because
16:27you're smart enough
16:28to be running the place
16:29and
16:31no offence
16:32but you talk like
16:32you should be running the place too
16:34my dad made a lot of money
16:36then lost a lot of money
16:37and
16:40life changed
16:44London can be a confusing place
16:46when you're poor
16:47but
16:48sound like you're rich
16:52I've
16:54spent
16:55a long time
16:56trying to find somewhere
16:57that didn't matter
16:59I reckon you found it
17:01so do I
17:09so
17:10how to get
17:11a list of Liverpool police employees
17:12without Liverpool police finding out
17:14the answers in the question
17:16they're employees
17:17so
17:17I went through national insurance
17:19which took a bit of
17:20how many
17:23900
17:23900
17:25913
17:26I was rounding down
17:28for morale
17:56this
17:57is happening
18:18one
18:19neck
18:19muscle arm
18:20I got
18:29this
18:31is my son
18:32Aziz
18:34assalamu alaikum
18:35it's an honor
18:36and I told you about the others
18:41Mr. Afridi
18:43would you not know you were coming
18:46good
18:56who was that
18:57do you think it'll be spicy
18:59sorry
19:00you're in Pakistan on business
19:02you're not thinking about a bloke over there
19:04you're thinking about whether the food is going to be spicy
19:12you've come a long way
19:14gentlemen
19:17we're here to do business
19:19Karachi has many ears and many eyes
19:21we do not talk of such things in Karachi
19:25where do we do it then
19:43if you want to come to the source
19:45then
19:45you must come to the source
20:07they're moving
20:08then we need to find out where
20:11back in a bit
20:12where
20:13where are you going
20:18I'm going for a piss
20:19they won't like that
20:20I don't give a shit
20:21we've not come halfway around
20:23to be busted out by that lot
20:28wait here
20:28no
20:29can you fucking wait here
20:31can tell me what to do
20:48we're going to the source
20:49who's that
20:50I don't know
20:50but if I don't come back
20:52you tell my wife
20:53I'm sorry for what I did
20:54and I tried to put it right
20:58I've got to go
21:00I don't think I'm coming
21:18we're going now?
21:20yes
21:21good
21:23you
21:23take our bags
21:26strange place
21:27to bring the missus
21:29see we'll help
21:44they're going to the source
21:47no no no no
21:48taxi
21:49you need a taxi sir
21:50yeah
21:51yeah taxi
21:51you just are here sir
21:52yeah
21:53my friends are at those cars
21:54I need to follow them
21:55of course sir
21:55this is no problem
21:56what's this
21:57just here sir
21:58no no I gotta go
21:59just give me the fucking car
22:01dog
22:09we'll follow them as far as we're safe to do sir
22:11which isn't far
22:13where are they going
22:14where are they going on the khyber
22:14on the pakistan afghan border
22:16which is bad
22:17but not as bad as who's taken them there
22:19I was Ayub Afridi
22:21a tribal warlord
22:22suspected of drug smuggling
22:23arms trading
22:24and funding terrorist activity
22:25if we knew you were meeting Afridi
22:27you wouldn't have gone on the plane
22:29if the americans knew you were meeting Afridi
22:30you'd currently be involuntary houseguest
22:32of the cia
22:33but let's pull him out
22:34that would mean a lethal firefight
22:35in central karachi
22:36destroy years of investigation
22:38by multiple international security agencies
22:39listen that is my boy in that car
22:42right so
22:43stop telling me how buggered he is
22:44and just tell me what I need to do
22:45to get him out
22:46he's from waiting you can hope
22:47but if I was you
22:48then I would prepare for the worst
23:03913
23:04that's where we started
23:06remember that
23:07or you may not recognize
23:08the progress we've made
23:09in whittling it down
23:10come on mate
23:11hurry up
23:11so we've removed those who joined
23:12after the first charges
23:14against carter were dropped
23:15or left before the most recent charges
23:17were dropped
23:18along with anyone unlikely
23:19to have the authority
23:20to interfere with his record
23:21which has meant whittling
23:22the whole thing
23:23how many
23:24326
23:25see that is exactly
23:26what I was worried about
23:27you're not recognizing
23:28the progress we've made
23:29if we build more filters
23:32then we can keep whittling it down
23:33please stop saying whittling
23:34okay please stop saying whittling
23:39326 and
23:43us
23:58we're looking at it the wrong way
24:02someone within Liverpool police
24:04has been protecting car
24:06that means stopping charges
24:08being pressed
24:09that has to leave a trail
24:11he may not have a criminal record
24:12but he must have a police record
24:14so we start with the police record
24:16and then we look for the trail
24:18there is no police record on the system
24:20which is interesting
24:21because who puts the record on the system
24:24Liverpool police
24:26we need the hard copy
24:27that would mean putting a request
24:29through the liaison office
24:30who would ask why we need it
24:36then I'll go back to Liverpool
24:37and ask for it myself
24:38that feels dangerous Kate
24:39you know what Erin
24:40the best part of this job
24:42is that no one's done it before
24:43it feels important
24:46exciting
24:47and the hardest part of this job
24:49is that no one has done it before
24:51which means every day we have to make decisions
24:53that no one has made before
24:55what to do
24:55where to go
24:56who to target
24:57I think
24:58I think I've cracked it
25:00you look at all your options
25:02you find a danger
25:05and you go towards it
25:44that you find a danger
25:51you find a danger
25:51that far
26:34This is what happens.
26:36This is what has always happened.
26:39Men like you come here with a plan and then things change.
26:46Many years ago, the British Army came and told my grandfather that they had made a new map.
26:55And now we had to leave our mountains.
27:00The last of those British soldiers died together on the top of a mountain with their flags and their trumpets
27:08and their plan.
27:12When the Russians came, they said we were communists now.
27:19The last of those Russians we did not kill.
27:23They blew themselves up with grenades after they saw what we did to the others.
27:31When the Americans came, they gave me money to send arms to the Mujahideen.
27:37Then they gave me money to bring the arms back from the Mujahideen.
27:42Now I have the arms, I have the money, and the Americans have gone.
27:49We're here to do it to you.
27:52That's all.
27:56Yes.
27:57That is all.
28:02The British Army, the British Army, the Russians, the Americans, did not just have a plan.
28:09They had a cause.
28:14But you men, you have no cause.
28:21You have no soul.
28:27When I look at you, I see ghosts.
28:33But that is okay.
28:35These mountains are full of ghosts.
28:38There's always room for more.
28:57You have come a long way.
28:59Now you must rest while I talk to Hakann.
29:05Jesus Christ.
29:06We must not worry about that.
29:08It was a soul of strength.
29:10Now we must sell him ours.
29:14Can we trust Hakann?
29:17Hakann is an old king.
29:19There is nothing more dangerous than an old king.
29:22They want a final victory.
29:24And there is no fear.
29:26And no limits in what they will do to achieve it.
29:29We thought we can help Hakann win a final victory.
29:33We are safe.
29:35If we don't, we are not.
29:39Back.
29:40What?
29:40You go back.
29:41What do you think we're going to do, mate?
29:43Walk to England.
29:45Back.
29:49Go.
29:56We must all show that we can help.
29:59Mm.
30:00Yeah.
30:05We are back.
30:23We must all show that we can help.
30:24Let's see.
30:25We are back.
30:26We are back.
30:37Gahani son.
30:40Zaboh akam.
32:56I just can't get my head around now.
33:01I got a scholarship through the church.
33:07And even then, the uniform cost my dad a week's wages.
33:12Oh, they were so happy, man.
33:15Only a few years off the boat and their son going to a school like that.
33:20Where Britain finds its leaders.
33:22That's what the brochure said.
33:29But no one else looked like me.
33:32Some of them couldn't get past that.
33:34Or just the kids.
33:36I tried to help.
33:37I'd speak one way at home, another way there.
33:43But the closer I tried to get to them, the further away I ended up.
33:51They said if I sat my A-levels, I'd endanger their average.
33:56And so here I am.
34:01That lot weren't fit to lace your boots, son.
34:06I never felt a part of something.
34:08You're a part of something now.
34:09And if we pull this off, you'll have done more for Britain than every kid from that school put together.
34:16And if Guy doesn't come back, we'll go and get him.
34:25Two thousand years.
34:26That is how long it has taken to create the Silk Road.
34:31From China to Turkey, the greatest trading route the world has ever seen.
34:37Our section is the Khyber Pass.
34:40You take the goods, you pass them on.
34:43You trust the other sections, you trust the Silk Road, you trust the two thousand years.
34:50Now you are asking me to trust you instead.
34:54To abandon everything I know.
34:57Why?
35:03Because your road's fucked.
35:07You've lost your contact in Istanbul.
35:10If you can't move your opium on from Istanbul, you might as well leave it in the fields.
35:16How would you move it?
35:18Both.
35:19Which is quicker, cheaper, safer.
35:22More money for you.
35:23And we'll be back sooner for more.
35:31Hakan, you and I are servants of history.
35:35But these men are drug dealers.
35:39Who I do not know.
35:41No.
35:42A businessman.
35:47новो
35:48Dear
35:50The Telay Shehkan.
35:51Oh, Dainoti.
35:52No.
35:53It's fine.
35:54No.
35:55It's fine.
35:56No.
35:57It's fine.
35:58No.
35:59It's fine.
36:00I live.
36:01I live.
36:01I live.
36:02I live.
36:03I live.
36:05I'm live.
36:28you look like your mother
36:32thank you I miss her we were loyal to your father he came to me the night before it happened
36:45he told me it would happen but he would not let it happen to me
36:55when I surrounded the palace I was already in the mountains
37:01your mountains
37:05and my father would have never sent me through these mountains Afridi
37:12without your protection
37:14we were loyal to the man not the crown
37:18the Pashtun do not recognize kings
37:24you do not need to wear a crown to be a king
37:43very well
37:45I cannot say no to her crown and her princess
37:49gentlemen you will leave here tomorrow with two tons of the finest opium in the world
37:56I wish you luck
37:59and I think you will need it
38:14hiya I'm from customs up from London I need to check a record
38:18that's an intergovernmental request
38:21I'll get them from the liaison office
38:23well you're getting it from me
38:26as long as you've got the paperwork
38:29we're in a fast moving situation
38:30I'll get it back to you tomorrow
38:36miserable out there isn't it
38:38the rain
38:39the drugs
38:40the guns
39:06all for the sake of some sort up from London
39:11I'll get it
39:13how about if the record doesn't go anywhere
39:17let me read it here just five minutes
39:19and then you can forget I was ever even here
39:24what's the name
39:25Declan Carter
39:28we see you
39:29thank you
39:56hello look
40:01come with me please
40:14if customs want to know about Declan Carter
40:17it's an unusual way to go about it
40:21I think Declan Carter and Liverpool Police might be an unusual situation
40:31I've waited for this for a long time
40:34because I've known Declan Carter for a long time
40:36and I know him well enough and this city well enough
40:38to know that you don't go from running nightclub doors
40:41to running a vast criminal network
40:44without a little bit of help from someone inside this building
40:48help from who?
40:49I don't know
40:52I know it's not some PC on the beat
40:54he slung a few quid to
40:57there's plenty of them
40:59but I reckon
41:01Carter's got someone in here with a bit of clout
41:04and they're hard to get to
41:07and trying to get to them is a dangerous game
41:11I hope that's not a threat
41:12because if it is a threat
41:13we're going to have a problem
41:14I put the note in Carter's record
41:16to try and catch whoever was messing around with it
41:18looks like I caught an ally instead
41:22and I'll help you
41:24but it's just me
41:25there's no one else inside here I trust with this
41:34I want his police record
41:37okay I can hear that
41:40as far as I can see they've covered the tracks
41:42but maybe you can see something in there that I can't
41:51and keep my name out of your system
41:54and meet me here later
41:58I'll get you everything you need
42:03thanks for your help
42:04okay
42:20we are from mountains like these
42:22people like these
42:24feels like home
42:26yeah
42:28does it not
42:29not for me
42:33you know
42:34the Kurds and the Pashtun
42:36are brothers
42:37we thought together many times
42:40and now
42:43we are together again
42:57Afridi will give me his puppies
43:03and I will give him my son
43:09what does that mean
43:12watch guy
43:14learn what you need to learn
43:16when the dogs get to England
43:18he goes
43:19and you will live here in Pakistan
43:21and work with Afridi
43:23together
43:26we will be there
43:27we will be unstoppable
43:30you want me to live here
43:35here where I know no one
43:37where I sleep with the fucking goats
43:41I am getting old
43:42I am getting old Aziz
43:42and I have failed
43:43my only son has forgotten who he is
43:49you will live here
43:53you will live here
43:54occurred
43:55amongst the Pashtun
44:00then you will remember who you are
44:05and if I say no
44:07you're my son
44:09I let you do things
44:11no one else can
44:13question me
44:14argue with me
44:16you have freedom Aziz
44:18more freedom than I ever had
44:20you can do many things
44:22but you cannot say no
44:49why do you do this
44:53you're a clever man
44:54you can do anything
44:55and you do this
44:58what could I ask you to say Phil
45:03I don't want to do this forever
45:08maybe in London
45:10we can talk about other things we can do
45:13other business
45:15real business
45:18yeah we can do that
45:21good
45:40is your boat ready
45:42yeah
45:43of course
45:45I'll call me there
45:47to the dock
45:49no
45:54you what
45:59less people at the dock
46:00the better
46:03that's a lot of drugs
46:07and it's a lot of money
46:11I still don't fucking know who you are
46:15so we'll be coming with you
46:18to the docks
46:23fair enough
46:25about time you got your hands dirty
46:32speak with the Freedys men
46:36get yourself a piece
47:05it's just a way this
47:16you shouldn't have come here
47:19Liverpool
47:19you shouldn't have come
47:23you don't understand
47:24how things work around here
47:28you think things are black and white
47:30right and wrong
47:31goodies and fucking baddies
47:32that's what Liverpool never has been
47:35my old man worked on the Queen's docks
47:3814-hour shifts
47:39half day Saturday
47:40and at the end of the week
47:41there'd be a box to take home
47:43off the books
47:46sugar
47:47booze
47:49pineapple one week
47:52and the copper
47:53who covered the docks
47:55he'd get two boxes
47:57because that's how it worked
48:00how did Carter get to you?
48:02you're not listening
48:03this is how it works
48:06I'd keep Carter in check
48:08things would be a hell of a lot worse
48:10if it didn't I
48:11I've stopped bloody murders
48:16and you'd give me ten years for it
48:18work with me
48:19there's not many ways out of this love
48:21dad isn't one of them
48:2718 Malk Street
48:31that's a house that tells a story
48:33half up
48:34bought for cash
48:35twice your salary
48:37and then
48:37mortgaged to the hill
48:39to use as security
48:40against all that debt
48:45I look at your house
48:47and I see weakness
48:49I look at your house
48:50and I see Carter
48:53since when did
48:54customs decide
48:56they could take on
48:56the bloody world?
48:57you don't know the half of it mate
49:02this is your fault
49:05it's not mine
49:06you shouldn't have
49:08support needed
49:22I'm not gonna tell you anything
49:24you're in no state to tell anyone anything
49:28you need rest
49:31you need clarity
49:32and you'll get it
49:33in a police cell
49:34in Manchester
49:35under fake charges
49:36under a fake name
49:39and when that clarity arrives Arthur
49:43you will tell me everything I need
49:49near Kim
49:52well I thought I'd sell God
49:54he'd stop pointing at me
49:56for a fucking cell
49:57come on
50:10in a police cell
50:28and being struck
50:28he's not working
50:28and he just
50:34Oh, my God!
50:55Oh, my God!
50:56Oh, my God!
50:57Hello, Runa.
51:07Where the fuck's he going?
51:16Oi.
51:18Piss off out of it.
51:23Piss!
51:37A hundred million quid's worth of heroin, and you can't get us a proper boat.
51:41It looks all right to me, Pete.
51:43Power's on the blink, navigation's shot, and we're about to take on a journey without a friendly coastline for 800
51:48nautical miles.
51:49It's a long way from all right, Don.
51:56You're alive, then?
51:57We're coming in now.
51:59What do you mean now?
51:59I mean fucking now.
52:14Let's go.
52:22He's coming in now.
52:23We can't leave yet, Don. We need a few days.
52:25He's coming now. We've got to go.
52:26It's too dangerous.
52:27Who's going now?
52:29What?
52:34I'm staring at the leader, Luis.
52:36I won't push them fast.
52:46I'm going down there tight because…
52:46No- look.
53:04Hurry up with that winch.
53:06Get that load on Sharpish and start the engines.
53:09All right, you heard it.
53:12What's the plan?
53:14Get that lot on a boat, fly back, meet it in Felixstowe, get it through customs, and none of us
53:20have to work again.
53:23What kind of drugs smuggler doesn't travel with the drugs?
53:35Fine. I just fucking ate boats.
53:40In the wrong job then?
53:42Tell me about it.
53:45Come on! Let's burn me!
53:49Go with him.
53:54No.
53:58You know, Eddie, he never used to say no to me.
54:04No, it's all you say.
54:06We've come a long way, Carter.
54:09I'm just trying to get us to the end.
54:12That's all.
54:29Guy's going with the load.
54:34That wasn't the plan.
54:38It's not about having a plan, son.
54:42Anyone can have a plan.
54:45In this game, it's about having control.
54:50And I reckon we've just lost that.
55:16And I reckon we've just lost that.
55:18You know, the body didn't really keep up.
55:20Go.
55:32Go.
55:35Go.
55:36Go.
55:37Go.
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