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00:17In this world, there are many years when nothing changes.
00:22And then, everything changes at once.
00:26The source sells it to Istanbul.
00:29Istanbul sells it to us, and we sell it to you.
00:35This is how it works.
00:37This is how it has always worked.
00:40But now, there is no Istanbul.
00:44Now, everything has changed.
00:48Who were you then?
00:51Transport.
00:53It's a funny name.
00:56Fuck off, you scarce cunt.
01:05You certainly got the bollocks for it, mate.
01:08So what's the plan?
01:08Now, there's just us, and the source.
01:12So, we go to the source.
01:15Where's that?
01:17Pakistan.
01:21Can you transport it from there?
01:23Easily, I just need to know when and how much I'm moving.
01:25We go in a few days.
01:27Who's we?
01:28Everybody in this room.
01:30Everybody who knows this is happening will be with us until it has happened.
01:35Will it work?
01:36It will work.
01:41It will work.
01:44What we are doing has never been done before.
01:49And will never be done again.
01:51So, let's show ambition.
01:54We go to the source, and we bring back two.
01:58Two hundred kilos.
02:01Two tons.
02:20Two tons.
02:22That would have a street value of at least a hundred million pounds.
02:24Well, for go then.
02:25It's nearly as much heroin as Britain's annual usage.
02:29If it gets in, then the price plummets, usage booms, and drugs deaths go off the charts.
02:35It won't get in.
02:36Because I'm bringing it in.
02:38Who's going to Pakistan?
02:39Your Liverpool lot will come, if that's what you're asking.
02:42What's your plan?
02:43I go with them to Karachi to get the deal done.
02:46Then I bring back the loan.
02:48When I deliver it back to them, we nick them all, seize the drugs, and then we can all go
02:51home.
02:52I would need to request official cover for this.
02:55Just asking for it might be the end of us.
02:57This is the end of us.
02:58They won't do two tons again.
03:00No one will.
03:01And we'll either catch them or get found out trying.
03:04This is our ends.
03:06One way or another.
03:08What do you need first?
03:12Sailors.
03:15My mate Pete works in customs quarantine, which basically means nicking parrots.
03:20And luckily for us, he's bored out of his skull.
03:22Should we concentrate on the battle now?
03:23Leaks, ex-special boat service, and so are his mates.
03:26And if we give them every penny we've got, they reckon they can get a boat to Karachi.
03:30Will they be armed?
03:32I'm sorry, sir. I didn't hear that bit.
03:36Ah, there you are, like lambs to the slaughter.
03:40We have a meeting, Home Secretary.
03:41You do, but not with me.
03:47It's a long route, Mr. Blake, from your corner of government to mine, and yet you appear to have found
03:53a shortcut,
03:54which is to request the ability to operate in Pakistan without interference and safe passage for a vessel containing two
04:01tons of heroin from Karachi to Felixstowe docks.
04:04I'm talking about the biggest drugs bust Europe has ever seen.
04:09In dismantling what would be the most powerful drug cartel in British history.
04:13And risking a major international incident, which could bring down a government already on the ropes.
04:19With respect, this is not a job for the security services.
04:21Both we and the Americans have operatives in the field in Pakistan.
04:25It's dangerous. It's fragile. It's delicate.
04:28And into that, you are suggesting that we send a bunch of customs officers in false moustaches.
04:35We'll be sending ourselves.
04:37We can't afford false moustaches, but you can lend us a couple if you like.
04:43All is not lost, gentlemen. Now that we're aware of your plans, we're duty-bound to get involved.
04:48We answer to the Home Office.
04:49That is the system that you know, but there is another system that you don't.
04:57What I know is that every government departmental head, whether they're in charge of the railways or the spies,
05:04whereas about two things, money and power, the Berlin Wall is down, Northern Ireland is heading for peace,
05:11and I suspect that causes you a measure of existential concern about money and about power,
05:17which I imagine as you're seeking 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 be involved.
05:35Either to keep an eye on you while you're out there, or to coordinate the repatriation of your team's bodies.
05:42I take it keeping an eye on us means him, seeing as he's sat there and hasn't said a bloody
05:46word.
05:47As it happens, Lawrence will be in Karachi, which is a tinderbox, but considerably safer than the rest of Pakistan.
05:53We won't be leaving Karachi.
05:54Then you have half a chance.
06:00Don't you want our flight details?
06:01We have your flight details.
06:03Of course you do. Where are we staying then?
06:06The Imperial Hotel.
06:08They're very good, aren't they?
06:09What's my mother's name?
06:11Gladys.
06:12What the fuck?
06:34What happened in London?
06:35What happened in London is that we're going to Pakistan to buy two tons of smack.
06:39Who's going?
06:40Us and the Turks.
06:42And some cockney prick.
06:47I spoke to my boss.
06:48We can provide new identities for you and your family.
06:51I don't need you, mate.
06:52Oh, really?
06:54So what's your plan?
06:56Humiliate him.
06:57Show the kids on the estates that being a dealer isn't their way out of the estates.
07:01I'm going to take down his money, take down his drugs,
07:05bust 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.
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 a cell knowing it was you that put him there.
07:27And you, you spend the rest of your life out here.
07:30With your family.
07:34You can guess what happens to Crashers.
07:38I don't care about that.
07:40What would surprise you is what happens to Crashers' families.
07:44It's vicious, it's fucking medieval.
07:48You won't get caught.
07:50Because all I need you to do is 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.
08:24You're not stupid.
08:27You take down Carter.
08:30You'll be a hero.
08:31Oh.
08:32Yeah.
08:32A smack-dealer underclass.
08:34They'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.
08:54With Carter, it's personal.
08:56The Turks aren't my problem.
08:57Don't worry about the Turks.
09:02Do you have someone like me in with the Turks?
09:06No.
09:13No.
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.
09:47I am doing it.
09:48We're all doing it.
09:50You don't walk out the door and take this job with you.
09:53I 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.
10:11Well, it's lucky because I can't tell you.
10:17But I want to know how long.
10:20I need to have something, Kai.
10:22You need to leave us with something.
10:25I can'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.
10:49What is he like?
10:56He had a good life.
10:58Then he lost it.
11:00And he wants it back.
11:02And to get it back, he 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 understanding who he is.
11:21And how he ended up that way.
11:23It's about believing every word he says.
11:26Agreeing with every decision he makes.
11:29And knowing he 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 you can let him go.
12:02That's the one bit of this that will be easy.
12:16Civil service health and safety forms for foreign travel.
12:20If I could just draw your attention to part three.
12:23Do not fraternize with local undesirable elements.
12:27Do not place yourself in physical danger.
12:29And avoid spicy food on a working day.
12:32Are you taking the pace?
12:35If you cough it while you're over there.
12:37Do you want your missus to 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 just like you.
12:51And if you keep talking about me without using my name we're going to have a problem.
12:54It's not about you mate.
12:55This is about me getting this done and about me staying alive.
12:58And I don't know how you being there helps that happen.
13:00Which makes me think it's something I don't know.
13:02He's coming.
13:03That's all you need to know.
13:04What is it?
13:05What have you got?
13:06Operational independence.
13:07That's what I've got.
13:10You've got someone on the Liverpool team.
13:12You need to focus.
13:13If you've got someone in there hats off to you and I mean that but I need to know who
13:17it is.
13:17No you don't need to know.
13:18Because if you do know about them and you get turned over and knocked about you could give them up.
13:23And it's my job to keep them safe.
13:25You saying I can't take a bit of knocking about?
13:27I think you're forgetting who you are.
13:28One of the good guys believe 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 but one thing led to another and now I transport drugs.
13:40And I'm good at it.
13:42Because I'm desperate.
13:43And I'm angry and I'm greedy and I don't have a moral bone in my body.
13:47So no.
13:48I'm not one of the good guys.
13:49And if you think I'm one of the good guys and if you act like I'm one of the good
13:52guys then you could get me fucking killed.
13:55Don't worry mate.
13:56I can see exactly who you are.
13:58Pack it in.
13:59You've both got jobs to do and you need to respect the system.
14:02So stop asking questions and get to the bloody airport.
14:13Don't you be doing anything stupid over there.
14:17I'm more worried about the trouble you'll get into back here without me around.
14:22Take care mate.
14:23Yeah you too.
14:26Right let's get started.
14:28I'm waiting for a fax.
14:29But I've had a few ideas.
14:31Might be a bit tricky.
14:33I thought it might be.
14:34What are you talking to?
14:36I think Carter's got a corrupt cop.
14:38I bet he does.
14:39And I'm going to find him.
14:40Not our job.
14:41It is if I make the cop our way in.
14:43If we see signs of police corruption there are ways something like that should play out.
14:47Systems.
14:48I don't know what those systems are.
14:49But I guess that they're very slow and for what we're doing very risky.
14:54So do you want to tell me what they are?
14:57Or do you want to go on your little boys trip and one way or another I'll have a bent
15:01copper waiting for you when you get back?
15:04Good luck.
15:16Time to go.
15:30Time to go.
15:54You don't have to stay if there's someone waiting for you at home.
15:58For me?
16:00No.
16:02I've had two types of relationships in my life mate.
16:06Bad and fucking awful.
16:11You?
16:12God no.
16:13I mean there's been a few proposals obviously.
16:16Obviously.
16:17But I've really mastered the art of the upbeat rejection.
16:21Here's what I want to know.
16:22How did you end up working as a civil service secretary?
16:25Because you're smart enough to be running the place.
16:31And no offence but you talk like you should be running the place too.
16:34My dad made a lot of money then lost a lot of money and life changed.
16:44London can be a confusing place when you're poor but sound like you're rich.
16:53I've spent a long time trying to find somewhere that didn't matter.
16:59I reckon you found it.
17:01So do I.
17:09So how to get a list of Liverpool police employees without Liverpool police finding out?
17:14The answer's in the question.
17:16They're employees.
17:17So I went through national insurance which took a bit of...
17:20How many?
17:23900.
17:24900?
17:24900.
17:25913.
17:26I was rounding down.
17:28For morale.
17:33913.
17:42I was rounding down.
17:44For morale.
17:50315.
17:51514.
17:57515.
17:57This is happening.
18:30This is my son, Aziz.
18:36And I told you about the others.
18:41Mr. Afridi, would you not know you are coming?
18:47Good.
18:48Yes, sir.
18:56Who was that?
18:58Do you think it will be spicy?
19:00Sorry?
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, gentlemen.
19:17We're here to do business.
19:18Uh-uh.
19:19Karachi has many ears and many eyes.
19:21We do not talk of such things in Karachi.
19:25What do we do it then?
19:32Karachi?
19:33Karachi?
19:33Karachi?
19:34Karachi?
19:35Karachi Benim.
19:43Karachi?
19:44You MAS KAM TO THE CENTUM對吧.
19:48Karachi, Dan-K Черkov really pursuit with me.
19:52Karachi?
19:56Rahni, Rahni, Rahni, Mariah!
19:59Karachi, Dani, Erif?
19:59Hey down, ha prod!
20:00obra k7ar zirini,
20:04we're now ready and are ready and have been tonight.
20:05Thank you!bullying
20:07They're moving.
20:08We need to find out where.
20:11Back in a bit.
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.
20:22We've not come halfway around.
20:23We want to be busted out by that lot.
20:28Wait here.
20:28No, you fucking wait here.
20:31Can tell me what to do.
20:34You can tell me what to do.
20:35You can tell me what to do.
20:36Larsa!
20:37Larsa!
20:48We're going to this horse.
20:49Where's that? I don't know.
20:51But if I don't come back, you tell my wife
20:53I'm sorry for what I did.
20:55And I tried to put it right.
20:58Gotta go.
21:00Alright, I'm coming.
21:18We're going now?
21:20Yes.
21:21Good.
21:23You, take our bags.
21:26Strange place to bring the missus.
21:29See, we'll help.
21:44They're going to the source.
21:47No, no, no, no, no.
21:49Taxi?
21:49You need a taxi, sir?
21:51Yeah, yeah, taxi.
21:51You just sit here, sir.
21:53Yeah, my 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 sit here, sir.
21:58No, no.
21:59I gotta go.
22:00Just give them the fucking car, dog.
22:09We'll follow them as far as it's safe to do, sir.
22:11Which isn't far.
22:13Where are they going?
22:14The Khyber on the, uh, Pakistan-Afghan border.
22:16Which is bad, but not as bad as who's taken them there.
22:20That was Ayub Afridi, a tribal warlord.
22:22Suspected of drug smuggling, arms trading, and funding terrorist activity.
22:26If we knew you were meeting Afridi, you wouldn't have got on the plane.
22:29If the Americans knew you were meeting Afridi, you'd currently be involuntary houseguest of the CIA.
22:33Then let's pull him out.
22:34That would mean a lethal firefight in central Karachi.
22:37Destroy years of investigation by multiple international security agencies.
22:40Listen, listen.
22:40That is my boy in that car, right?
22:42So, stop telling me how buggered he is and just tell me what I need to do to get him
22:46out.
22:46You can wait and you can hope.
22:47But if I was you, then I would prepare for the worst.
23:04913. That's where we started.
23:06Remember that, or you may not recognize the progress we've made in whittling it down.
23:10Come on, mate. Oh, yeah.
23:11So, we've removed those who joined after the first charges against Karachi were dropped,
23:15or left before the most recent charges were dropped,
23:18along with anyone unlikely to have the authority to interfere with his record,
23:21which has meant whittling the whole thing down.
23:23How many?
23:24326.
23:25See, that is exactly what I was worried about.
23:27You're not recognizing the progress we've made.
23:29If we build more filters, then we can keep whittling it down.
23:34Please stop saying whittling, okay? Please stop saying whittling.
23:58We're looking at it the wrong way.
24:02Someone within Liverpool Police has been protecting Kar.
24:06That means stopping charges being pressed. That has to leave a trail.
24:11He may not have a criminal record, but he must have a police record.
24:14So, we start with the police record, and then we look for the trail.
24:18There is no police record on the system.
24:20Which is interesting, because who puts the record on the system?
24:24Liverpool Police.
24:26We need the hard copy.
24:28That would mean putting a request through the liaison office,
24:30who would ask why we need it.
24:36Then I'll go back to Liverpool and ask for it myself.
24:38That feels dangerous, Kate.
24:39You know what, Erin?
24:40The best part of this job is that no one's done it before.
24:43It feels important, exciting.
24:47And the hardest part of this job is that no one has done it before.
24:51Which means every day we have to make decisions that no one has made before.
24:55What to do, where to go, who to target.
24:57I think, I think I've cracked it.
25:00You look at all your options.
25:02You find a danger.
25:05And you go towards it.
25:29And you go towards it.
25:33It happens.
25:50Your palette shows you wife.
25:50Por something to another, what one has done here.
25:51Oh my god, that's beautiful.
25:53Well here we go.
25:54Hi my god!
25:56Our magic machine light is endless.
25:56I'm happy.
25:56We're all right, Joey.
25:57You're right,FF?
25:57And it's good life.
25:59It's really much better.
26:00Too many places to comfortable with this channel?
26:01Jeans, you're spending money and lumps.
26:01Happy ongoing, there, hope you're thinking.
26:01You're I'm happy.
26:21I don't know.
26:34This is what happens.
26:37This is what has always happened.
26:40Men 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.
27:57Yes, that is all.
28:02The 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.
28:37There's always room for more.
28:57You have come a long way.
28:59Now you must rest while I talk to Hakan.
29:05Jesus Christ.
29:06You must not worry about that.
29:08It was a show of strength.
29:10Now we must sell him ours.
29:14Can we trust Hakan?
29:17Hakan is an old king.
29:19There is nothing more dangerous than an old king.
29:22They want a final victory.
29:24There is no fear.
29:26And no limit in what they will do to achieve it.
29:29We thought we can help Hakan with a final victory.
29:33We are safe.
29:35If we don't, we are not.
29:39Back.
29:40Huh?
29:40You go back.
29:41What do you think we are going to do, mate?
29:43Walk to England?
29:45Back!
29:50Go!
29:56We must all show that we can help.
29:59Hmm.
30:00Yeah.
30:02Yeah.
30:02We must all show that we are going to do, mate.
30:09We must all show that we are going to do.
30:14We must all show that we are going to do.
30:15We must all show that we are going to do.
30:18We must all show that we are going to do.
30:19We must all show that we are going to do.
30:20We must all show that we are going to do.
30:21We must all show that we are going to do.
30:21We must all show that we are going to do.
30:24We must all show that we are going to do.
30:25We must all show that we are going to do.
30:37I've gone, you son.
30:40It's not like him.
30:56I've gone, you son.
31:42I've gone, you son.
31:59I've gone, you son.
32:08I've gone, you son.
32:11I've gone, you son.
32:21I've gone, you son.
32:53I've gone.
32:56I just can't get my head around, man.
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 school like that.
33:19Where Britain finds its leaders.
33:23That's what the brochure said.
33:29But no one else looked like me.
33:32Some of them couldn't get past that, or 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.
34:08Well, you're a part of something now.
34:09And if we pull this off, you'll have done more for Britain
34:12than 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.
34:27That 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,
34:47you 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 contacts in Istanbul.
35:10If you can't move your opium on from Istanbul,
35:13you 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, and we'll be back sooner for more.
35:32Hakan, 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.
35:43Mr. Moos and I are friends of Israel.
35:49The Telay Shehikan.
35:51The Telay Shehikan, who they in a sheep.
35:52Hey, Armando, please leave the wind.
36:28You look like your mother.
36:33I miss her.
36:36We were loyal to your father.
36:40He came to me.
36:42The night before it happened,
36:45he told me it would happen.
36:49But he would not let it happen to me.
36:55And I surrounded the palace.
36:57I was already in the mountains.
37:01Your mountains.
37:05And my father would have never
37:08sent me through these mountains, Afridi.
37:12Without your protection.
37:14We were loyal to the man,
37:17not the crown.
37:19The Pashtun do not recognize kings.
37:24You do not need to wear a crown
37:27to be a king.
37:43Very well.
37:45I cannot say no to her crown and her princess.
37:49Gentlemen, you will leave here tomorrow
37:52with two tons of the finest opium in the world.
37:56I wish you luck.
37:59And I think you will need it.
38:14Hiya.
38:15I'm from Customs, up from London.
38:17I 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.
38:27As 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, the drugs, the guns.
38:42I can't blame the rain.
38:43That's geography.
38:44That's us getting it in the neck from the Atlantic.
38:46But the rest?
38:49I'll tell you, love, it's no fun out there
38:50if you're daft enough to wear a uniform like this,
38:53which makes this job as good as it gets.
38:56But if a record leaves this office without the paperwork,
38:59then I lose this job.
39:00And I'm back out there with the rain
39:03and the drugs and the 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.
39:18Just five minutes,
39:19and then you can forget I was ever even here.
39:25What's the name?
39:26Declan Carter.
39:28Wait here.
39:57Hello, love.
40:01Come with me, please.
40:14If customers want to know about Declan Carter,
40:17it's an unusual way to go about it.
40:21I think Declan Carter and Liverpool Police
40:24might 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
40:39to 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
40:54that he 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.
41:26There's no one else inside here I trust with this.
41:34I want his police record.
41:37OK, I can get you there.
41:40As far as I can see,
41:41they've covered the tracks.
41:42But maybe you can see something in there
41:44that 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.
42:04Thanks for your help.
42:05OK.
42:20We are from mountains like these.
42:22People like these.
42:24Feels like home.
42:26Yeah.
42:28Does it not?
42:30Not for me.
42:33You know, the Kurds and the Pashtun,
42:36our brothers.
42:38We thought together many times.
42:41And 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.
43:25We will be unstoppable.
43:30You want me to live here?
43:34Here.
43:35Where I know no one.
43:37Where I sleep with the fucking goats.
43:41I'm getting old, Aziz.
43:43And I have failed.
43:44My only son has forgotten who he is.
43:50You will live here.
43:54Occurred amongst 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 no one else can.
44:13Question me.
44:14Argue with me.
44:16You're freedom, Aziz.
44:18More freedom than I ever had.
44:20You can do many things.
44:22But you cannot say no.
44:50Why do you do this?
44:53You're a clever man.
44:55You can do anything and you do this.
44:58What could I ask you to take, 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 come right there.
45:47To the docks.
45:49No.
45:54You what?
45:59Less people at the docks, the 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.
46:25Bad time you got your hands dirty.
46:32Speak with Afridi's men.
46:35Get yourself a piece.
46:37Good.
46:38You know, man.
46:44No.
47:01It's just be this.
47:02I should've done something there.
47:02Yes, I disagree.
47:02Hey.
47:05Hey.
47:06Hey.
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, goodies and fucking baddies
47:32that's all Liverpool never has been
47:35my old man worked on the Queen's docks
47:3814 hour shifts, half day Saturday
47:40and at the end of the week
47:41there'd be a box to take home off the books
47:46sugar, booze
47:49pineapple one week
47:52and the copper who 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'd have 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 of
48:34bought for cash
48:35twice your salary
48:37and then
48:38mortgaged 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
48:57the bloody world?
48:57you don't know the half of it mate
49:02this is your fault
49:05it's not mine
49:07you shouldn't have
49:08it's a fault he did
49:22I'm not gonna tell you
49:24anything
49:24you're in no state
49:25to 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
49:38and when
49:40that clarity arrives
49:41Arthur
49:43you will tell me
49:44everything I need
49:49near Kim
49:54stop pointing at me
49:56stop talking
49:58go home
49:58boom
50:02boom
50:03boom
50:03boom
50:04boom
50:11boom
50:12I don't know.
51:07Where the fuck's he going?
51:17I don't know.
51:19Piss off out a bit.
51:22Piss off out a bit.
51:50It'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?
52:00I mean fucking now.
52:14Let's go.
52:22He's coming in now.
52:23We can't leave yet, Don.
52:24We need a few days.
52:25He's coming now.
52:26We gotta go.
52:26It's too dangerous.
52:27Let's go.
52:28Let's go.
52:30Let's go.
52:32Let's go.
52:34Let's go.
52:36Let's go.
52:38Let's go.
53:03Let's go.
53:06Let's go.
53:06Hold on, Sharpish.
53:07Start the engines.
53:09All right.
53:10Let's go.
53:11Let's go.
53:12What's the plan?
53:14Let's go.
53:14Get that lot on a boat, fly back, meet it in Felixstowe, get it through customs and none
53:20of us have to work again.
53:23The kind of drugs smuggler doesn't travel with the drugs.
53:35Fine.
53:36I just fucking hate boats.
53:40In the wrong job, then.
53:42Tell me about it.
53:45Come on.
53:46Let's go, Rich.
53:49Go with him.
53:54No.
53:58You know, Eddie.
54:01Never used to say no to me.
54:04No until he said.
54:06We've come a long way, Carter.
54:09We're just trying to get us to the end.
54:12That's all.
54:23No.
54:24No.
54:29No.
54:34No.
54:38It's not about having enough lunch, son.
54:42Anyone can have a plan
54:45In this game
54:46It's about having control
54:50And I reckon we've just lost that
55:29It's about having control
56:10It's about having control
56:26It's about having control
56:40It's about having control
57:07It's about having control
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