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00:00:00 (people chattering)
00:00:03 - I like it.
00:00:22 I need to go on my dad's here.
00:00:24 I'll see you soon.
00:00:27 (car engine revving)
00:00:30 - This is the dress, do you like it?
00:00:35 We've got to hurry, everyone's going.
00:00:37 There's only two left in my size.
00:00:39 Come on, Dad, let's go.
00:00:43 - When do I meet him?
00:00:54 - His name's Chappy.
00:00:56 He's on the football team in-- - Chappy?
00:00:58 - Chappy.
00:00:59 You'll meet when he picks me up for the dance.
00:01:02 - Not before?
00:01:03 - Dad, you really need to go faster?
00:01:06 - Will he drive you to the dance?
00:01:10 - He's rented a limo.
00:01:12 - So he won't drive you?
00:01:14 - Limos come with drivers.
00:01:16 So stop worrying.
00:01:17 - It's a nice dress.
00:01:25 It'll be very pretty.
00:01:27 - I want you to like it.
00:01:29 I'm getting out.
00:01:53 - No, no, no, wait until I park.
00:01:54 Everyone's already inside.
00:01:57 - Ben, careful crossing the street.
00:02:00 (tires screeching)
00:02:25 (crash)
00:02:27 - There's a jeep! (explosion)
00:02:39 (explosion)
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00:02:59 (crickets chirping)
00:03:02 (phone buzzing)
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00:03:07 (phone buzzing)
00:03:10 (phone buzzing)
00:03:13 (phone buzzing)
00:03:15 - I'm not sure that's skiing wood.
00:03:38 - Listen carefully.
00:03:40 An action wing of the authentic I.O.A.
00:03:42 has just exploded a bomb at the O.B.T. Bank
00:03:44 in Knightsbridge for the authentic I.O.A.
00:03:46 The bombings will continue as long as Britain's
00:03:48 financial criminal institutions persist
00:03:50 under support of the illegal occupation of Northern Ireland.
00:03:54 - Bomb just went off.
00:04:02 An O.B.T. Bank in Knightsbridge,
00:04:03 a group called the authentic I.O.A.
00:04:04 just phoned it in, they're claiming credit.
00:04:06 - Who's the authentic I.O.A.?
00:04:07 - No idea, never heard of them.
00:04:10 Christ.
00:04:11 There goes the piece of cord right back in the shit.
00:04:14 Listen up.
00:04:15 Bank has just been bombed in Knightsbridge.
00:04:17 A group calling itself the authentic I.O.A.
00:04:20 just phoned it in.
00:04:21 I want to know who they are, who's behind them.
00:04:23 Call the Met, Sinn Fein, monitor the blogs.
00:04:25 Is it the I.O.A. or is it something else?
00:04:27 ISIS, Al-Qaeda?
00:04:29 What are you waiting for?
00:04:30 Get over there.
00:04:31 (sirens blaring)
00:04:35 (people screaming)
00:04:38 - I've asked a number of police officials
00:04:46 for current stats on the dead in Egypt.
00:04:48 There have been no star reports.
00:04:50 As you can see, it's a highly-frayed spot.
00:04:53 (people screaming)
00:05:03 (ominous music)
00:05:06 (radio chattering)
00:05:09 (ominous music)
00:05:21 (ominous music)
00:05:23 - This is a major incident that they're treating
00:05:42 as a possible terrorist attack.
00:05:44 The bomb went off at exactly 4.15 GMT in Knightsbridge.
00:05:48 One theory on the cause of the blast
00:05:51 was that it may have been a gas-main explosion
00:05:53 on the ground.
00:05:55 - How many?
00:05:56 How many you got?
00:05:57 - 12 dead so far.
00:05:59 Three times as many injured.
00:06:00 - The explosion was centered at the OBT bank ramp
00:06:02 in Knightsbridge.
00:06:03 There was no warning and police were taken completely by surprise.
00:06:06 - Fuck warnings.
00:06:07 Talentation.
00:06:08 - The emergency reported a massive explosion
00:06:10 as they were crossing the bank for a line of cars.
00:06:11 - Any problems?
00:06:12 - No.
00:06:16 - We should be moving.
00:06:18 - That's normal procedure.
00:06:19 - Every cop, hotel, and landlady in London
00:06:21 is now looking for the Irishman.
00:06:23 This place is safe.
00:06:25 So long as we stay put.
00:06:27 (somber music)
00:06:31 (phone buzzing)
00:06:38 (somber music)
00:06:41 - Could I go to jail if I murdered your phone?
00:06:50 - Destruction of government property?
00:06:54 Absolutely.
00:06:57 - Too bad.
00:06:59 What's the time?
00:07:01 - Almost it.
00:07:02 10 more minutes.
00:07:03 - I'll miss my flight.
00:07:07 - Let's stay here.
00:07:08 Door locked.
00:07:11 Blinds down.
00:07:12 Room service for a week.
00:07:15 Sound good.
00:07:17 - And your work, Deputy Minister?
00:07:19 - In a cute case of food poisoning.
00:07:22 (laughing)
00:07:25 - You need to work on your excuses, darling.
00:07:29 (liquid sloshing)
00:07:31 - Jesus Christ.
00:07:54 There's been an ARA bombing in London.
00:07:57 Scores dead and injured.
00:07:58 Yes.
00:08:08 - Jesus, Liam, half the world's trying to find you.
00:08:10 Do you even know what's happened?
00:08:12 - Yes, yes, I heard.
00:08:13 - I've been trying you for hours.
00:08:15 Where have you been?
00:08:16 - Meetings.
00:08:17 - Meetings?
00:08:18 And last night?
00:08:22 You didn't come home.
00:08:24 I was worried.
00:08:26 - Came in late, left early.
00:08:28 A lot of work to catch up on.
00:08:30 - Who the guest room was you slept in?
00:08:34 - Who said I slept?
00:08:36 - Oh, God, the crap, Liam.
00:08:38 You didn't come home, plain and simple.
00:08:39 - And what if I didn't?
00:08:40 Look, I've got a lot to do, that's okay.
00:08:44 So don't wait up and don't be worried.
00:08:46 - Sunday is the 20th anniversary of my brother's death.
00:08:54 St. Mary's is dedicating a mass to him, so--
00:08:56 - I'll have Beth put it in the calendar, okay?
00:08:58 We'll talk later.
00:08:59 Okay.
00:09:02 (train rumbling)
00:09:05 (somber music)
00:09:24 (rain pattering)
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00:10:35 - Yes, I understand the need for swift action,
00:10:38 but until we can identify the threat,
00:10:39 there's not much we can do.
00:10:41 - Well, you have your finger on the pulse over there, Liam.
00:10:43 We're depending on you.
00:10:45 Anything you can provide, anything at all,
00:10:47 would be a tremendous help.
00:10:48 - I'm meeting the council now.
00:10:50 I'll shake the trees as hard as I can and see what falls,
00:10:53 but kid, this is crucial.
00:10:55 We've managed to keep the lid on this for 19 years now,
00:10:58 but there are new upstarts in the ranks,
00:11:00 pressing for the way things were.
00:11:02 I could use something now.
00:11:04 - And you know what I'm referring to.
00:11:07 - The royal pardons.
00:11:09 I remember your list, the 40 on the runs.
00:11:12 Are we really back to that?
00:11:13 - My cousin's on that list.
00:11:16 He hasn't even been convicted of any paramilitary offenses.
00:11:19 - These people are suspects in many things,
00:11:21 including murder.
00:11:22 - These people are critical
00:11:24 to holding the peace together now.
00:11:27 A few letters of pardon would be a small gesture.
00:11:30 We keep it quiet,
00:11:32 but knowing it's been considered gives me leeway
00:11:35 to press certain men for something in return.
00:11:38 - As Irish deputy minister,
00:11:40 you have served the British government honorably,
00:11:42 which hasn't always been easy,
00:11:44 but appeasement is a dangerous thing.
00:11:46 - These are longstanding issues.
00:11:48 - That if addressed now would smack of appeasement.
00:11:50 - I need something, Kate.
00:11:52 The newer members haven't lived to bloodshed
00:11:54 and are easily swayed.
00:11:55 I'm trying to hold this together.
00:11:57 A gesture is all.
00:11:59 It would make a difference.
00:12:02 - I'll consider it.
00:12:05 But I want something first.
00:12:07 Something real.
00:12:10 - Understood.
00:12:13 (car door opens)
00:12:15 (car engine rumbles)
00:12:18 - Hello?
00:12:40 (indistinct chatter)
00:12:43 - We're closed.
00:12:46 - We're all pair 12.
00:12:48 - We're looking for the owner, Mr. Quinmine.
00:12:51 - Quinn.
00:12:53 - Upstairs.
00:12:55 - They were found on sight,
00:12:59 apart from your daughter's body.
00:13:01 Can you positively identify them as hers?
00:13:04 - Who did this?
00:13:07 - As of now, sir, we don't know,
00:13:09 but we're going to find out.
00:13:11 - Why my daughter?
00:13:14 - Is there someone we can call
00:13:17 to come and be with you, Mr. Quinn?
00:13:20 - I have no more family.
00:13:27 - These boneless, will you catch them?
00:13:35 - Yes.
00:13:37 - Will they get punished?
00:13:39 - Yes, they certainly will.
00:13:41 - We'll let ourselves out.
00:13:44 - Ah, good morning, Hugh. Thanks for coming.
00:14:03 - It's been a long time, Liam.
00:14:05 - It's been a long time indeed. Come, take a chair there.
00:14:08 - All right, Hugh?
00:14:10 - Now that we're all here,
00:14:12 does anyone know who this authentic IRA is?
00:14:15 Are they even part of the IRA?
00:14:19 Some new upstarts, or something else entirely?
00:14:24 Hmm?
00:14:26 They're trying to undermine everything we've achieved
00:14:28 over the last 19 years.
00:14:30 Well, I won't have it.
00:14:32 - I'm in no way in favor of the IRA.
00:14:34 - I'm in no way in favor of the IRA.
00:14:36 - I'm in no way in favor of the IRA.
00:14:38 - I'm in no way in favor of the IRA.
00:14:40 - I'm in no way in favor of the IRA.
00:14:42 - I'm in no way in favor of the IRA.
00:14:44 - I'm in no way in favor of the IRA.
00:14:46 - I'm in no way in favor of the IRA.
00:14:48 - I'm in no way in favor of the IRA.
00:14:50 - I'm in no way in favor of the IRA.
00:14:52 - I'm in no way in favor of the IRA.
00:14:54 - I'm in no way in favor of the IRA.
00:14:56 - I'm in no way in favor of the IRA.
00:14:58 - I'm in no way in favor of the IRA.
00:15:00 - The bombing rivals OMA with its civilian deaths.
00:15:03 It's unacceptable! Anytime! Anywhere!
00:15:06 - And do you think the bombers come from our ranks?
00:15:09 - The Brits ID'd the explosive.
00:15:11 - The Brits ID'd the explosive.
00:15:13 - Czech made semantics from our dumps.
00:15:15 They also used our code word,
00:15:18 which means they have a contact in our command.
00:15:21 Maybe someone in this room.
00:15:23 They're trying to divide us.
00:15:29 Put the Brits back on the streets again.
00:15:31 Stir up the troubles all over again.
00:15:33 Well, I won't have it.
00:15:34 I want a complete check of all the arms dumps,
00:15:36 here and abroad, everything verified.
00:15:39 Guns, semantics, the whole fucking lot.
00:15:41 - Jesus, you can't be serious.
00:15:43 - Never been more so, Paddy.
00:15:45 We check 'em, and if something's missing,
00:15:47 we trace it back to those who knew the location.
00:15:50 And then we deal with this internally.
00:15:53 Unless someone here's got a better idea.
00:15:56 - What do we get in return?
00:15:58 - Peace.
00:16:00 Is that so bad, Brandon?
00:16:03 Haven't you paid enough in family blood?
00:16:06 So unless you all want to trash what we have,
00:16:10 I need your full support and respect.
00:16:13 I want a complete list of all the stocks within the week,
00:16:16 along with their locations,
00:16:17 and everyone who knows where they are,
00:16:19 and no fucking exceptions.
00:16:21 [distant sirens]
00:16:27 [indistinct chatter]
00:16:30 - Show me.
00:16:36 - We backtracked 47 minutes,
00:16:38 clearly anticipated the CCTV.
00:16:39 He circled London for quite some time prior to the bombing.
00:16:42 Now, this is the first CC feed we have on him,
00:16:44 heading southbound on the A413 near Wendover at 10.53 a.m.
00:16:49 We retrieved the serial number from the bike's frame.
00:16:51 It was reported stolen in Reading the night before.
00:16:54 The license plates were also stolen from another bike in Reading.
00:16:57 - What about phone calls?
00:16:59 - Assuming that the bomb was phone activated,
00:17:01 we've dumped the five closest towers to the blast zone,
00:17:04 trying to ID any call terminating at the time of the incident.
00:17:06 [phone rings]
00:17:07 - Excuse me.
00:17:08 Yep.
00:17:10 For you.
00:17:12 - Romley.
00:17:13 - He's here again, sir.
00:17:14 - The Chinese man?
00:17:16 - What?
00:17:17 - The Chinaman.
00:17:18 There's five days on the road now.
00:17:20 - Christ, tell him I'm busy.
00:17:22 - I did.
00:17:23 - He said he'd wait.
00:17:24 Again.
00:17:26 - I assure you, this investigation is our top priority, Mr. Kwan.
00:17:31 And we do know we can,
00:17:32 and pursuing every possible lead to find those who killed your daughter.
00:17:36 But there are difficult people to catch.
00:17:43 And it may take some time.
00:17:45 I need you to understand that.
00:17:47 - You must catch this man, Commander Bromley.
00:17:50 Again, it's our top priority.
00:17:53 - 20,000 pound.
00:18:02 All I have for the names of the bombers.
00:18:07 - I'm sorry, but we can't take this.
00:18:11 - Then please tell me.
00:18:13 Just give me the name of someone in the IRA.
00:18:16 - To be clear,
00:18:17 these are vicious men who take pride in their atrocities.
00:18:21 Any attempt by you to contact them is likely to end very badly.
00:18:25 This is our work, not yours.
00:18:28 You need to be patient.
00:18:30 How long have you been in this country, Mr. Kwan?
00:18:39 - Since 1984.
00:18:41 I'm a British citizen.
00:18:43 - You were born in Guangxi, China.
00:18:47 - Yes.
00:18:48 I'm Chinese, no?
00:18:50 I was in Saigon after the war.
00:18:52 We escaped to Singapore.
00:18:54 Then we immigrated here.
00:18:57 - You had two daughters before FAN.
00:19:01 Both killed during the escape.
00:19:04 And your wife?
00:19:06 Where is she now?
00:19:08 - She died giving birth to Fed.
00:19:13 - It's too fast.
00:19:15 - I'm truly sorry for your loss.
00:19:20 But you mustn't keep coming here on a daily basis.
00:19:24 It doesn't help.
00:19:26 It diverts time and resources from my investigation.
00:19:30 Do you understand?
00:19:34 - Yes.
00:19:38 I understand.
00:19:41 - Thank you for seeing me, Commander Brownlee.
00:19:45 - After three weeks of investigations,
00:19:58 there's little in the way of solid leads that I'm aware of.
00:20:01 The public is looking for reassurance.
00:20:04 One leading politician, who some believe may have answers,
00:20:07 lies uncomfortably at the center of this storm.
00:20:10 We go now to an interview I recorded earlier in Belfast
00:20:13 with Deputy Minister Liam Hennessy.
00:20:16 Deputy Minister Hennessy, you've publicly condemned the bombings,
00:20:20 yet as a former leader of Sinn Féin and member of the IRA,
00:20:23 you took part in similar events years ago.
00:20:26 What's the essential difference between those acts
00:20:29 you were involved in then and what's happened in London recently?
00:20:32 - Hope?
00:20:34 We heard none.
00:20:35 Just years of vengeance.
00:20:38 We needed to break the cycle,
00:20:40 so we committed to a political path which led to...
00:20:43 - I made you a cup of tea.
00:20:45 - ...19 years of peace.
00:20:46 So if you say, "Hope, why are these IRA men
00:20:49 who come from your own ranks returning to the violence?"
00:20:53 I can say with reasonable certainty
00:20:55 that the IRA is much behind this.
00:20:58 They stand firmly behind the agreement and the promises...
00:21:01 - You can't be like this.
00:21:03 You need to eat something.
00:21:06 I'll make you some noodles.
00:21:09 - So you're saying possibly it's a financial problem
00:21:15 rather than a political one?
00:21:17 - People look for scapegoats, for a way out,
00:21:20 and for some, they are more than happy to resort to violence
00:21:24 to upset the steers quo.
00:21:27 [Door opens]
00:21:29 - Prepared for your signature?
00:21:34 They absolutely must be signed now.
00:21:37 - What's the latest reaction on social media?
00:21:39 - Same as before. Fear and anger.
00:21:41 - Anger directed at who?
00:21:43 - From the Prime Minister on down.
00:21:45 CNN and the Irish Times want interviews with you.
00:21:48 You can do tonight or tomorrow morning at 8.
00:21:50 - Tomorrow morning by phone. What else?
00:21:52 - You'll be caught waiting on line 2.
00:21:54 - Waiting?
00:21:55 - For 30 minutes now.
00:21:57 Now Mr. Kwan from London, very insistent.
00:22:00 - What does he want?
00:22:01 - His daughter was killed in the bombing.
00:22:03 I tried my best to console him,
00:22:04 but he really just wants to speak to you.
00:22:06 Saw you on TV.
00:22:08 - Oh, Christ, Beth.
00:22:09 - Civic duty. Take it and be done.
00:22:12 - This is Liam Hennessey. How may I help you?
00:22:23 - What on earth makes you think I know
00:22:25 who killed your daughter?
00:22:27 - Because you are the first Deputy Minister
00:22:30 and the advisor to Sin Phan,
00:22:32 and a former IRA member.
00:22:34 - I'm truly sad for your loss, Mr. Kwan.
00:22:37 I have a daughter myself,
00:22:38 and I condemn these acts of violence,
00:22:40 but I can't help you.
00:22:41 - Then please tell me someone whom I know
00:22:44 the names of the bombers,
00:22:45 someone I can talk to.
00:22:47 - I don't have any connections
00:22:49 to those sorts of people. I'm sorry.
00:22:51 - I don't believe you, Mr. Hennessey.
00:22:53 You're a very powerful man.
00:22:55 - I work for the government and our elected officials.
00:22:58 I do not work for terrorists.
00:23:00 - IRA politics and terrorism
00:23:03 are different ends of the same snake.
00:23:05 Whichever end you grab, you still grab a snake.
00:23:08 - It makes a great deal of difference
00:23:10 which end you grab,
00:23:11 because one end will bite...
00:23:13 again.
00:23:15 I'm sorry for your loss, Mr. Kwan.
00:23:17 Good day.
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00:24:10 - What are you doing?
00:24:13 You can't go on like this.
00:24:16 This isn't your fault.
00:24:22 - I didn't protect them well.
00:24:25 - What is this?
00:24:32 - From now on, this restaurant is yours.
00:24:35 Lin, you are my best confidant.
00:24:40 - Don't talk to me about this.
00:24:43 - Stop.
00:24:46 - I'm not going home tonight.
00:24:50 I'm going to sleep on the couch outside.
00:24:52 I'll take you to someone who can help you on Sunday.
00:24:54 But you have to promise me, don't bring up what happened just now.
00:24:59 - Be good!
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00:30:03 Thank you for seeing me,
00:30:06 First Minister Hennessy.
00:30:30 [clanking]
00:30:33 [clanking]
00:30:36 [clanking]
00:30:39 (suspenseful music)
00:30:42 (metal clinking)
00:30:45 (suspenseful music)
00:30:48 (suspenseful music)
00:30:51 (suspenseful music)
00:30:54 (suspenseful music)
00:31:23 - Sorry Liam, he took me by surprise.
00:31:25 (electricity crackling)
00:31:26 (metal clinking)
00:31:28 - Are you okay Beth?
00:31:37 Okay, you're okay.
00:31:38 Take her, take her.
00:31:40 I'm gonna have the boys check the building.
00:31:41 - Right.
00:31:42 - Jesus.
00:31:50 (indistinct chatter)
00:31:53 - Would you like a whiskey, Inspector?
00:31:58 - No, thank you.
00:32:00 I suppose it would be a waste of time
00:32:05 asking who might have done this.
00:32:07 - No one comes to mind.
00:32:10 - Well, it appears to have been nothing more than a warning.
00:32:15 Fortunately, it wasn't a serious bomb.
00:32:18 If it had been, we wouldn't be here talking, would we?
00:32:21 Feel free to reach out, should you have the unexpected urge.
00:32:26 I'll feed the press a gas leak story in the meantime.
00:32:30 - Fair enough.
00:32:32 Thanks very much, Inspector.
00:32:34 (phone ringing)
00:32:36 - Hello?
00:32:37 It's him.
00:32:47 You come to my office and plant a fucking bomb?
00:32:50 - Have you changed your mind?
00:32:51 - Changed my mind?
00:32:52 Are you out of your fucking mind?
00:32:54 You have no idea who you're dealing with,
00:32:57 but you'll soon find out.
00:32:58 - Give me the names.
00:32:59 - I'll tell you what, let's meet face to face.
00:33:02 We'll settle...
00:33:03 The fucking wanker threatened me and hung up.
00:33:07 Right, let's check all the hotels and guest houses.
00:33:13 He won't be hard to find.
00:33:16 Fucking China, man.
00:33:17 - Uncle Liam, what's up?
00:33:23 I'll be there.
00:33:30 I'll be there.
00:33:32 (door slams)
00:33:33 (dramatic music)
00:34:00 (paper rustling)
00:34:03 (dramatic music)
00:34:10 (door creaking)
00:34:28 (dramatic music)
00:34:31 - Stop, hold it, hold it, hold it, don't move.
00:34:45 Don't move.
00:34:46 Just watch the blue.
00:34:48 (dramatic music)
00:34:51 (helicopter whirring)
00:34:55 (helicopter whirring)
00:34:58 (helicopter whirring)
00:35:09 (dramatic music)
00:35:23 (heavy breathing)
00:35:26 - Two sets of wires, 10 foot long.
00:35:28 Solder to that light bulb and cover with ground-up match heads.
00:35:32 Gives an extra kick.
00:35:33 Not needed, but a nice touch.
00:35:36 Crude, effective, and easy to spot.
00:35:39 - So he wanted us to see it?
00:35:40 - Well, it wasn't in the tank, so it wouldn't have worked.
00:35:43 He just wants you to know he can get to you.
00:35:45 (phone ringing)
00:35:47 Mickey.
00:35:49 - We found him.
00:35:51 A B&B in Wellington Park.
00:35:53 - They found him.
00:35:55 - Grab him, drag him out of Belfast,
00:35:57 discourage him from returning.
00:35:59 (phone buzzing)
00:36:00 - Wait for me, I'm on my way.
00:36:02 (phone buzzing)
00:36:03 - Hello?
00:36:04 - I hear your office was bombed.
00:36:06 - (laughing) Hardly.
00:36:09 It was the toilet in the hall.
00:36:11 An Asian man in his 60s with a grudge.
00:36:13 It's all been taken care of.
00:36:15 - Why'd he do it?
00:36:16 - His child died in a bank bombing.
00:36:18 He thinks I know the better.
00:36:19 - He's not the only one of that mind.
00:36:21 - So where are we with the pardons?
00:36:23 - Lots of resistance, but if you give us something useful,
00:36:26 things might turn in your favor.
00:36:28 - I have a lead.
00:36:30 I'm pursuing it.
00:36:32 - Let's hope it bears fruit.
00:36:34 People here want heads.
00:36:36 The dogs won't stay leashed much longer.
00:36:39 (tires screeching)
00:36:42 (footsteps)
00:36:44 (distant gunfire)
00:36:49 (gun clicking)
00:36:51 - Top floor on the right.
00:36:53 (footsteps)
00:36:55 (beeping)
00:37:03 (footsteps)
00:37:05 (gunshots)
00:37:16 (grunting)
00:37:18 (gun clicking)
00:37:24 (clattering)
00:37:31 (gunshots)
00:37:38 (grunting)
00:37:43 (grunting)
00:37:45 (clattering)
00:37:49 (grunting)
00:37:51 (grunting)
00:37:55 (clattering)
00:37:59 (beeping)
00:38:01 (footsteps)
00:38:05 (grunting)
00:38:11 (grunting)
00:38:13 (grunting)
00:38:16 (clattering)
00:38:20 (footsteps)
00:38:22 (grunting)
00:38:29 (grunting)
00:38:32 (grunting)
00:38:36 (grunting)
00:38:39 (grunting)
00:38:41 (screaming)
00:38:48 (grunting)
00:38:50 (grunting)
00:38:52 (grunting)
00:38:56 - Fuck it! Get him!
00:39:01 (grunting)
00:39:03 (screaming)
00:39:05 (clattering)
00:39:08 (grunting)
00:39:10 (clattering)
00:39:12 (grunting)
00:39:14 (helicopter whirring)
00:39:16 (helicopter whirring)
00:39:18 (helicopter whirring)
00:39:20 (panting)
00:39:24 - Christ almighty, are you dumb and blind?
00:39:30 An old man making fools out of the lot of you
00:39:32 and you're still running around out there for God's sake.
00:39:35 You were four men. Four!
00:39:37 - We had him cornered, then he jumped off the roof
00:39:39 and slid down like some fucking monkey.
00:39:41 - What is going on?
00:39:43 - Pack your bag. You're going to the farm.
00:39:48 Go on. Get your things.
00:39:51 (doorbell rings)
00:39:53 - You all right, Sean? - Very pissed, eh?
00:39:58 - Wild Threw is expecting you.
00:40:04 - Come on in and have a drink for God's sake.
00:40:07 Oh, look at you. - This is the place, it's well.
00:40:10 - It's not bad, is it? You're a sight for sore eyes.
00:40:13 So how is New York treating you?
00:40:15 - Ah, it's cold. - Uh-huh.
00:40:17 - Look, Murphy filled me in there.
00:40:20 A bloody Chinaman.
00:40:22 - He set off a bomb in my office,
00:40:24 put one in my jag and beat the bejesus out of Mick and Jimmy.
00:40:27 - Do you want me to handle him?
00:40:29 - No.
00:40:31 That's Kabner's problem.
00:40:34 I need your help with the London bombing.
00:40:37 - Any idea who's behind it yet?
00:40:41 - Not at all.
00:40:45 - Well, the Yanks aren't happy, Liam.
00:40:47 Dead women and kids all over the news.
00:40:49 Any fundraising now is impossible.
00:40:51 - Yeah, this is not about fundraising, Sean.
00:40:53 I need you to go to London and meet someone.
00:40:56 Richard Bromley.
00:40:59 In SO15.
00:41:02 - SO15? - He needs to know the bombings aren't ours.
00:41:05 And that we're working the problem hard,
00:41:07 but we need his help.
00:41:09 - Why me? - You're a decorated Ranger in the Royal Irish Regiment.
00:41:13 Bromley will respect you as much as he's capable of respecting any of us.
00:41:17 Should anyone find out that we're talking to the Brits
00:41:21 to go after one of our own, rogue or not,
00:41:24 there'll be the devil to pay.
00:41:27 So can I count on you, Sean,
00:41:31 to be discreet?
00:41:33 - Of course.
00:41:37 (radio chatter)
00:41:39 (radio chatter)
00:41:41 (grunts)
00:41:50 (radio chatter)
00:41:52 (car door opens)
00:41:58 (car door closes)
00:42:00 (tires screech)
00:42:06 (engine revs)
00:42:09 (car door closes)
00:42:11 (radio chatter)
00:42:13 - Thank you, sir. - Thank you very much.
00:42:24 - Took your time?
00:42:37 - I just had to put out the odd fire here and there.
00:42:41 - I'll be back in a minute. - I'll be right here.
00:42:50 (phone chimes)
00:42:56 Jesus.
00:43:05 (phone chimes)
00:43:33 - Sir Morrison.
00:43:35 - Commander Bromley.
00:43:40 We're not responsible. - Really?
00:43:43 Forensic evidence on the use of your code word suggests otherwise.
00:43:46 - It's a renegade unit. We don't know who they are yet.
00:43:49 - You're telling me there's an active IRA unit on a loose unit you know nothing about?
00:43:53 - Yes, I am. - And the SIM techs?
00:43:55 - They're raiding our dumps.
00:43:57 - Dumps that were all given up for the accord?
00:44:00 And your code word? - They're being helped by someone in our command.
00:44:03 Belfast or Dublin. - So what do you want, Mr. Morrison?
00:44:06 - We have a plan.
00:44:08 Different codes will be given to each member of command.
00:44:11 When the bombers claim credit for the next attack, you'll tell us which word they use.
00:44:14 Then we'll know who gave the orders and then we end it.
00:44:17 - Who else is involved in this plan? - Liam Hennessey.
00:44:20 So you can appreciate the need for discretion.
00:44:22 Only Liam knows who'll be given which word.
00:44:24 - So Hennessey will personally work with us to take out an IRA cell?
00:44:27 - A rogue cell. - Your people nonetheless.
00:44:30 I have one condition.
00:44:34 When Hennessey finds the bombers he tells me directly,
00:44:38 then we take them down.
00:44:40 Not you.
00:44:42 This is non-negotiable.
00:44:44 [♪♪♪]
00:44:47 We found some plastic bags in his room.
00:45:10 Based on what I saw, he's brewed up some nitroglycerin.
00:45:13 Mixed it with weed killer.
00:45:15 Packed it into some plastic plumbing pipes.
00:45:17 - How much damage can he do? - I'm guessing he's made four bombs.
00:45:20 - Each enough to blow up a lorry. - Jesus.
00:45:23 Knows what he's doing.
00:45:25 I've half the city looking for him.
00:45:27 When he surfaces in Belfast, we'll find him.
00:45:29 You'll be safe here.
00:45:31 [explosion]
00:45:40 [explosion]
00:45:42 [indistinct shouting]
00:45:49 Jesus.
00:46:05 They roughed up Benny and Sean.
00:46:07 They'll be fine.
00:46:09 Get more men from Belfast.
00:46:11 I've underestimated him.
00:46:13 It won't happen again.
00:46:15 Another warning, Liam?
00:46:29 Aye. Nothing I can't handle.
00:46:32 First Belfast, now here.
00:46:34 How in God's name are you handling anything?
00:46:36 The problem's been dealt with.
00:46:38 He is destroying our farmhouse.
00:46:41 Intent on God knows what, and you're calling it a problem?
00:46:44 God, you can be so pompous sometimes.
00:46:47 I'm leaving for London. Gonna stay at Kerry's.
00:46:50 - I'm not sure that's a good idea. - Well, I wasn't asking for your permission.
00:46:53 He's hardly likely to know about our daughter's flat, and besides,
00:46:56 it's you he's after, not me.
00:46:58 Well, the point is, if he knows about the farmhouse,
00:47:00 I assume he knows about Kerry's flat.
00:47:03 It's not worth the risk.
00:47:05 He's gonna have to handle it, like you said.
00:47:08 I remember a time when you would have dealt with this properly.
00:47:12 And other things, too.
00:47:14 But those days are gone.
00:47:17 [somber music]
00:47:20 ♪ ♪
00:47:28 [clicks]
00:47:30 ♪ ♪
00:47:37 Weighs a bit more, but shouldn't be noticeable.
00:47:52 All I'm adding is this Amtec's microchip and a few inches of wire.
00:47:56 It looks good.
00:47:57 Tricky part will be getting it through the scanner,
00:47:59 but we'll find a way.
00:48:01 And if it's turned on?
00:48:03 Shorter battery life, but it'll work, no problem.
00:48:06 Any idea what's playing yet?
00:48:07 No.
00:48:09 We'd only had a flight with any Irish on board.
00:48:11 One on the Queen's fleet would be best.
00:48:13 We'd just need the right mule.
00:48:15 [phone chimes]
00:48:17 Code word has changed.
00:48:21 As of tonight.
00:48:23 [phone rings]
00:48:25 My news editor's a complete twat.
00:48:28 Spends as much on a pair of shoes as I get for eight hours
00:48:30 writing crap like this.
00:48:32 Makes perfect sense.
00:48:34 Who doesn't like a new pair of sexy shoes?
00:48:36 You should try a real whiskey.
00:48:38 Two Jamesons, single malt.
00:48:40 "Wife attacks husband's transgender lover."
00:48:46 Some serious news you're writing there.
00:48:48 Well, if it pays, I'll write it.
00:48:51 Beats being knee-deep in a bloody bomb site.
00:48:54 So what do you do?
00:48:56 Wealth management.
00:48:58 I'm Maggie.
00:49:08 Ian.
00:49:10 All right. A call if we need more.
00:49:16 Thanks, Barry.
00:49:18 Six more men are on their way from Belfast.
00:49:22 When they get here, they'll relieve the fellows
00:49:24 who've been up all night.
00:49:26 Is it enough to secure the farm?
00:49:28 Secure as it can be.
00:49:30 That's 20 total working two shifts.
00:49:32 You're flying to London today with Mary.
00:49:34 That's completely unnecessary.
00:49:36 Get her into Carey's flat, then move them into a hotel.
00:49:38 I can manage this, all right?
00:49:40 I'll not be debating this.
00:49:42 Nick's going to fill up the jag.
00:49:44 You're leaving.
00:49:46 [engine rumbling]
00:49:48 Come on. Get in there.
00:49:58 [indistinct chatter]
00:50:00 Take him to the hospital.
00:50:04 Get Mary to the airport. Go.
00:50:06 Buried nitro bomb.
00:50:14 Detonated by remote.
00:50:16 He needed a line of sight.
00:50:18 Those woods, that's where I'd be.
00:50:20 Go.
00:50:24 Sean! Nick!
00:50:26 Come on! Go, go, go!
00:50:28 [engine rumbling]
00:50:30 [engine rumbling]
00:50:32 [engine rumbling]
00:50:38 [footsteps approaching]
00:50:40 Come on! Go, go, go!
00:50:50 You guys spread out.
00:50:58 I'll take the high ground.
00:51:00 [indistinct chatter]
00:51:06 [engine rumbling]
00:51:08 [grunts]
00:51:26 [dramatic music]
00:51:28 [screams]
00:51:42 Nims!
00:51:52 Snip dog!
00:51:54 [grunts]
00:51:56 [grunts]
00:52:06 Jesus Christ!
00:52:22 This man running circles around the lot of us.
00:52:24 Why is it so hard?
00:52:26 He's ahead of us every step of the way.
00:52:28 We need more men.
00:52:32 We need a hundred more men at least.
00:52:34 And if we did that, we'd have the whole of Belfast against us.
00:52:36 Bring in a tracker.
00:52:40 Someone who knows the woods.
00:52:42 And beat him at his own game.
00:52:44 My nephew?
00:52:46 Aye. If you can spare him.
00:52:48 [engine rumbling]
00:52:50 [doorbell rings]
00:53:02 [doorbell rings]
00:53:04 Come on.
00:53:20 How's Carrie? Where is she?
00:53:30 You're a wee bit early,
00:53:32 but I'm nearly ready.
00:53:34 Have you a restaurant in mind?
00:53:36 Haven't given it much thought.
00:53:38 So what urgency to bring my nephew
00:53:42 all the way to London?
00:53:44 A few personal matters.
00:53:46 Well, gav, I made the list.
00:53:48 Hmm?
00:53:54 I think that works. What do you think?
00:53:56 [breathing heavily]
00:53:58 [grunting]
00:54:08 [phone ringing]
00:54:16 [whispering]
00:54:18 [phone ringing]
00:54:20 [whispering]
00:54:22 [phone ringing]
00:54:24 [breathing heavily]
00:54:26 Liam?
00:54:30 Tell Bromley I'll accept his terms.
00:54:32 I'll pass it on.
00:54:34 I've given out the code words. Now we wait.
00:54:36 Go on, hit us again.
00:54:40 Blew up the Jag, put Billy in the hospital.
00:54:42 Kavanagh and the boys went after him.
00:54:44 Louis Shidey injured three more men.
00:54:46 Pongy's six, if you can believe that.
00:54:48 Liam, it sounds like he's trained.
00:54:50 Maybe Special Forces.
00:54:52 Which brings me to the point.
00:54:54 I need a tracker, Sean.
00:54:56 Can you give us a hand?
00:54:58 I'll take him on a flight.
00:55:00 Good man.
00:55:02 Hey.
00:55:10 How'd he sound?
00:55:14 Worried.
00:55:16 He's got a lot going on.
00:55:20 Theocracy Accord's dead.
00:55:22 And politically, so's he.
00:55:24 Do you think he'll find them?
00:55:28 Yeah, if there's another blast.
00:55:30 The code word will lead us to who's running them.
00:55:34 He's finished.
00:55:36 A code word won't save him.
00:55:38 What the council needs is new blood.
00:55:40 Someone stronger like you.
00:55:42 He's afraid to use his power.
00:55:46 He's just a washed up old man
00:55:48 who's going to hold on to whatever he can.
00:55:50 I've never forgiven him for my brother, Patrick.
00:55:58 Liam found out who killed him.
00:56:02 A UVF death squad.
00:56:04 Four men.
00:56:06 I told Liam to kill them
00:56:10 before they got to court.
00:56:12 But he said no.
00:56:14 That the time for revenge is past.
00:56:16 So my Patrick is dead and buried.
00:56:18 And they're sitting in jail now.
00:56:22 All four of them taking classes at the open university.
00:56:24 It's not right.
00:56:28 It's not.
00:56:30 It's not.
00:56:32 It's not.
00:56:34 [sobs]
00:56:36 [sobs]
00:56:38 [sobs]
00:56:40 [sobs]
00:56:42 [sobs]
00:56:44 [music]
00:56:46 [music]
00:56:48 [music]
00:56:50 (tense music)
00:56:52 (tense music)
00:56:55 (tense music)
00:56:57 (tense music)
00:57:00 (tense music)
00:57:02 (fire crackling)
00:57:06 (tense music)
00:57:12 (guns firing)
00:57:24 (soldiers shouting)
00:57:30 (guns firing)
00:57:33 (guns firing)
00:57:38 (soldiers shouting)
00:57:41 (gun firing)
00:57:46 (tense music)
00:57:49 (soldiers shouting)
00:57:54 (soldiers shouting)
00:57:57 (gun firing)
00:58:03 (soldiers shouting)
00:58:08 (tense music)
00:58:10 (tense music)
00:58:13 (tense music)
00:58:15 (tense music)
00:58:18 (tense music)
00:58:41 (tense music)
00:59:10 (knocking)
00:59:12 - Hugh McGraw's here.
00:59:14 - I heard you're checking my dumps.
00:59:23 - We're checking everyone's.
00:59:24 No exceptions.
00:59:26 Four came up short, two were yours.
00:59:29 10 kilos of semtex missing.
00:59:31 - What in God's name are you doing?
00:59:33 My dumps were off limits.
00:59:34 We were clear on that, remember?
00:59:36 - You were at the meeting.
00:59:37 If you knew they were short, you should have handled it.
00:59:39 - I was in perfect order.
00:59:41 Checked 'em myself and that's a fact.
00:59:45 Christ, Liam, so the committee knows it's my semtex.
00:59:50 Don't know who we can trust anymore, do we?
00:59:57 - Trust or fear?
00:59:58 In your case, mostly fear.
01:00:02 - Simple and brutal like my dad taught me.
01:00:06 Look, we have an opportunity here, Liam.
01:00:09 You take the lead.
01:00:10 This China man isn't helping matters,
01:00:12 but let me get some locals to hunt him down.
01:00:14 - How much do you know?
01:00:14 - Plenty.
01:00:15 Bombing your office, your farm, your car,
01:00:18 marrying your daughter, hiding out in a London hotel,
01:00:20 a bloody mess it is, an immense sense weakness,
01:00:23 as do the UVF.
01:00:24 You should be back in Belfast, out in front, taking charge.
01:00:28 Look, I'm no politician.
01:00:30 - What are you trying to see?
01:00:32 - The bombing.
01:00:33 A few quiet words of encouragement would soothe the ranks.
01:00:38 - Encouragement?
01:00:40 They kill civilians by the buckets.
01:00:42 - They went a bit far, I know,
01:00:43 but they have given us real momentum.
01:00:46 The Brits are on the ropes.
01:00:47 - Jesus Christ, I said hit a few financial targets.
01:00:50 That's it.
01:00:51 No one gets hurt.
01:00:53 That's what we agreed to.
01:00:54 You gave me your word.
01:00:56 - And by God I kept it.
01:00:57 I don't know who they are.
01:00:59 Don't even know who's controlling them,
01:01:01 and that's the way it has to be,
01:01:02 because if something goes wrong,
01:01:04 they could trace them straight back to us.
01:01:05 - Go wrong?
01:01:06 This wasn't the fucking plan.
01:01:07 I needed this to get our people back.
01:01:10 You and I have spent our whole lifetime--
01:01:11 - You can give a shit about those men.
01:01:14 You needed the bombing to shore up the election,
01:01:17 to prop up your weakness in the ranks.
01:01:19 Well, guess what?
01:01:20 In the fog of war, plans fucking change.
01:01:23 Now, I stood by you when you put fire into the lads.
01:01:29 M62, Aldershot, Mountbatten.
01:01:32 You were calling for an escalation then, right?
01:01:34 - Those days are long gone.
01:01:37 - That's not what I heard a few months ago.
01:01:41 I heard the old theme,
01:01:43 a man back on track with a plan.
01:01:45 You haven't forgotten what we're fighting for, have you?
01:01:51 - You question my loyalty?
01:01:54 I buried my brother-in-law.
01:01:55 Before that, my da and my two cousins.
01:01:58 We spilt our fair share of blood
01:01:59 struggling for a united Ireland,
01:02:01 not profiting off a divided one.
01:02:03 So don't fucking go asking me again
01:02:05 if I've forgotten what we're fighting for.
01:02:07 - If there's anyone profiteering around here,
01:02:09 it's you sitting in your fancy houses,
01:02:12 cozying up to the Brits.
01:02:14 You're not the Liam I once knew.
01:02:16 - You want the old me, huh?
01:02:18 The butcher of the Burgside, is that what you want?
01:02:20 Well, then hear this.
01:02:22 You reel in those fucking cunts and end it,
01:02:24 or by God, I'll bury the lot of yous.
01:02:27 Right.
01:02:30 I'm going now.
01:02:32 I'll be at my farm if you need me.
01:02:35 And take care of that committee issue.
01:02:38 We don't want them jumping to the wrong conclusion
01:02:40 about that semtex, do we?
01:02:42 - Do you or any of the men know
01:02:55 where Mary's staying in London?
01:02:57 - No.
01:02:58 No one but Murphy.
01:02:59 - My gran knows where she's hiding.
01:03:02 - Anyone in or her?
01:03:04 What a day, Charlie.
01:03:27 What a day.
01:03:28 Come on, now.
01:03:29 Let's go.
01:03:30 (door opens)
01:03:32 Come on, Charlie.
01:03:36 Up you get.
01:03:37 Charlie.
01:03:38 (door closes)
01:03:56 (ominous music)
01:03:58 - You killed my dog.
01:04:11 - Dog's fine.
01:04:13 Just sleeping.
01:04:14 Sit.
01:04:25 - I'm wearing a bomb.
01:04:27 Anyone comes in, I touch the button, and we die.
01:04:31 Now, give me the names.
01:04:32 - They claim they're the IRA,
01:04:34 but I don't know who they really are.
01:04:36 I'm doing everything I can to find out who's responsible.
01:04:38 - You're lying!
01:04:39 Who killed my daughter?
01:04:40 - I'm sorry.
01:04:41 I truly don't know yet.
01:04:43 - The explosive the bombers use is semtex-H?
01:04:53 - Yes.
01:04:54 - Yes?
01:04:55 You know about semtex?
01:04:57 - I know semtex-H.
01:04:59 During the war, checks make for the weapon,
01:05:02 good for bombs and traps.
01:05:03 - In Vietnam?
01:05:04 - Yes.
01:05:06 Many American people died by semtex-H.
01:05:09 Now, IRA used to kill my daughter.
01:05:12 That's ironic.
01:05:14 - I've read your history.
01:05:17 We both know about war.
01:05:19 We've both tried to put it behind us.
01:05:21 You and me, we're alike.
01:05:23 (punching)
01:05:24 - We are nothing alike, nothing!
01:05:26 You kill women and children.
01:05:27 Names!
01:05:28 - To almighty God, I don't know!
01:05:30 Wait, wait!
01:05:31 I've set a trap for them when they use the next bomb.
01:05:33 When they claim responsibility for the next bombing,
01:05:36 they'll use a code word.
01:05:38 Telling the police they're IRA.
01:05:40 I've changed that code word,
01:05:42 so when they use it, I'll know.
01:05:53 - You have one day.
01:05:54 - What if they don't set off a bomb by then?
01:05:59 - 24 hours.
01:06:00 - Oh, Jesus.
01:06:05 Oh, Jesus, sweet Jesus.
01:06:08 - We missed it the first time,
01:06:13 but ran a reconfiguration through Raptor,
01:06:15 and the images, anomalies, and architecture
01:06:17 became more apparent.
01:06:18 Now there.
01:06:19 Look, the back of his hand.
01:06:22 Looks like a burn or a birthmark.
01:06:24 We're running comparatives now,
01:06:25 so it's a bit more time, but we'll get it.
01:06:29 - Come on.
01:06:34 Come on.
01:06:36 (children chattering)
01:06:42 (horses whinnying)
01:07:10 (explosion booms)
01:07:13 (horses whinnying)
01:07:18 (tense music)
01:07:35 (panting)
01:07:37 (explosion booms)
01:07:45 - Morning, Sean, thanks for coming.
01:07:55 - Are you all right?
01:07:56 - Oh, well, I've been better.
01:07:57 - Yeah.
01:07:58 - There's been another bombing.
01:07:59 - Yeah, I just heard.
01:08:00 - Yeah, a London bus.
01:08:01 - Has Bromley phoned?
01:08:02 - No, not yet.
01:08:04 - McGrath's on his way with some locals.
01:08:05 I'll give you a hand.
01:08:06 - No, I don't need them.
01:08:08 I'll handle it.
01:08:09 - Good man.
01:08:10 (phone buzzing)
01:08:23 - How is he?
01:08:30 - They called, but didn't give a code word.
01:08:32 - What the hell's going on?
01:08:33 - Maybe it wasn't them.
01:08:35 - Press Association took the call.
01:08:37 A man with an Irish accent said
01:08:39 there'd be no more fucking cooperation
01:08:40 with the Brits and no more code words.
01:08:42 He knew exactly which bus and how much explosive was used.
01:08:44 Has been ID'd as your Semtex again.
01:08:47 You have someone talk to warn them off or you'll blame me.
01:08:50 - Only two people knew what was happening.
01:08:53 Myself and Morrison.
01:08:56 - Like I said, one of you can't be trusted.
01:08:58 - Send me a number where I can reach you day or night.
01:09:02 - I'll call the moment I have something.
01:09:04 - It better be soon or you'll feel a backlash
01:09:07 the likes of which you've never felt before.
01:09:09 - A bus now.
01:09:15 For God's sake, 16 dead, twice that injured.
01:09:18 - I'm sorry.
01:09:19 I had a plan to nail the bastards.
01:09:21 It didn't work.
01:09:22 - I've just come from Downing Street.
01:09:26 The PM will consider the pardons,
01:09:27 but only if you give up the bombers immediately.
01:09:30 - And how in God's name do I do that?
01:09:32 - Find a way.
01:09:34 Plans are afoot to put the paratroops
01:09:35 back on your streets in 48 hours.
01:09:38 - Belfast will erupt.
01:09:39 You'll give the bombers exactly what they want.
01:09:42 - Well, it's out of my hands now.
01:09:43 Call when you have something.
01:09:45 I'm heading for a conference in Rome tomorrow.
01:09:47 I'll have my salad all times.
01:09:48 (gentle music)
01:09:51 (man grunts)
01:10:03 - How's London?
01:10:10 Is Mary okay?
01:10:11 - You said to keep an eye on her
01:10:14 and make sure she and Carrie were kept safe.
01:10:18 (gentle music)
01:10:20 I spent some time in her hotel lobby
01:10:22 watching the comings and goings, you know?
01:10:24 She had no idea I was there.
01:10:26 And your nephew turns up.
01:10:29 He spent two hours in her room.
01:10:33 - He spent two hours in Mary's room?
01:10:37 - Aye.
01:10:39 And after he goes, Mary comes down
01:10:42 and calls Hugh McGrath on the lobby phone.
01:10:46 (phone ringing)
01:10:48 - It's done.
01:11:09 It's done.
01:11:10 - Unless they take it apart,
01:11:18 there's no way to know it's been modified.
01:11:20 - Fucking brilliant.
01:11:22 What'll set it off?
01:11:23 - The internal clock.
01:11:24 I'll input the time once we know the flight.
01:11:26 - There's a security conference in Rome tomorrow.
01:11:29 All the top MPs and security people
01:11:30 are flying there in three lunchtime flights.
01:11:32 - Perfect.
01:11:33 What about our mule?
01:11:35 - Sarah just confirmed he's going.
01:11:38 We then ran the burn mark through the database.
01:11:40 We got a positive hit on a Patrick O'Reilly,
01:11:42 age 29, from Belfast.
01:11:44 O'Reilly had one prior for a domestic abuse incident
01:11:47 three years back, did two months in Hyde Bank.
01:11:50 We entered O'Reilly into the facial rec bank for matches.
01:11:53 We got a hit.
01:11:54 That's him in a Dublin pub with an IRA member four weeks ago.
01:12:00 It's a known IRA meeting place
01:12:02 we've had under surveillance for years.
01:12:07 - And the other two with him?
01:12:09 - I was about to get to them, Minister.
01:12:11 That and a woman we've just ID'd at the bus explosion.
01:12:13 - Yes?
01:12:22 - You're mulch, you McGraw.
01:12:23 - Did you hear me, Hennessy?
01:12:28 - Are you sure now?
01:12:29 - Quite.
01:12:30 We've ID'd the Knightsbridge bomber
01:12:33 as Patrick O'Reilly of Belfast.
01:12:35 Three weeks ago, Mr. O'Reilly was at a meeting
01:12:37 with McGraw in a Dublin pub.
01:12:39 Where's McGraw and O'Reilly now?
01:12:41 - I don't know, O'Reilly.
01:12:44 I haven't seen McGraw.
01:12:47 - Let me help you with McGraw.
01:12:49 His phone's GPS puts him 52 meters south of you.
01:12:53 I'm watching him coming up your drive.
01:12:56 So let's cut the shit.
01:12:58 There's a Chinook airborne right now with a 12-man team.
01:13:02 They'll land on your farm in 30 minutes
01:13:03 to take McGraw into custody.
01:13:06 I needn't tell you how that'll go.
01:13:07 - I don't know how your cozy relationship with him
01:13:09 will sink your career.
01:13:10 This time for good.
01:13:11 - Or?
01:13:15 - Questie McGraw, your way and get what I need.
01:13:17 Names and locations of everyone.
01:13:19 You can't save him, but maybe you can save yourself.
01:13:22 30 minutes, get what I need.
01:13:24 I'll turn them around.
01:13:25 - Jim.
01:13:28 - Send McGraw's men to the trailhead.
01:13:36 See if Sean needs any help.
01:13:38 Give me your phone.
01:13:48 - What the hell?
01:13:49 - Give me your phone.
01:13:50 Get your ass in that chair.
01:13:53 A London bus for Christ's sake.
01:13:58 - No, hold on.
01:13:59 - I'm giving fucking warnings.
01:14:00 16 dead.
01:14:02 You stab me in the back and sanction this bloodbath
01:14:05 to get your war back on?
01:14:06 - The plan had no balls.
01:14:09 This wasn't a bombing light campaign.
01:14:11 You said hurt him and hurt him, we did.
01:14:13 - By killing women and children?
01:14:15 You can't restrain yourself.
01:14:18 You never could.
01:14:19 Well, it's over.
01:14:20 Their names, aliases, and location.
01:14:24 - You know I can't do that.
01:14:25 (gunshot)
01:14:26 (screaming)
01:14:27 - That's me being nice.
01:14:29 Now write, and it better match what I already know.
01:14:32 - My God, I'll take you apart joint by joint.
01:14:35 You used me.
01:14:38 You wanted the pardons for your own political gain.
01:14:42 You're a disgrace to the cause.
01:14:44 - Four men and a woman?
01:14:48 Maggie Donne.
01:14:54 - Aye.
01:14:56 You call her that.
01:14:57 Sarah Mackay's her real name.
01:15:00 (breathing heavily)
01:15:03 - She works for you?
01:15:04 - Bloody right.
01:15:07 Checks and balances.
01:15:08 (gunshot)
01:15:09 (screaming)
01:15:12 An insurance policy in case you lose your nerve,
01:15:17 which you have.
01:15:18 So now, if they take the lads,
01:15:22 she will lead them straight back to you.
01:15:24 Not so easy anymore now, is it?
01:15:28 - SO15 will be here in 20 minutes to take you in.
01:15:31 We both know that can't happen.
01:15:34 - You gave me up to the Brits.
01:15:40 You took out bastard.
01:15:43 - You gave yourself up?
01:15:45 They've got surveillance of you in an IRA pub
01:15:48 with a Pat O'Reilly,
01:15:50 who they ID'd as the Knightsbridge bomber.
01:15:52 And thanks to your GPS phone, they tracked you here.
01:15:55 (breathing heavily)
01:15:58 You broke every rule, Huey.
01:16:01 Now I'm left to clean up your mess
01:16:05 as I have for the past 30 years.
01:16:07 The final thing, my wife.
01:16:16 What about her?
01:16:19 (screaming)
01:16:23 (breathing heavily)
01:16:25 She hates you because of her brother.
01:16:30 And so she reached out to me.
01:16:33 So, yes, I helped her.
01:16:36 And she helped me.
01:16:38 (dramatic music)
01:16:43 (gunshot)
01:16:50 (dramatic music)
01:16:53 - Yes?
01:16:58 - Romly.
01:16:59 I got your names.
01:17:02 (grunting)
01:17:04 - Oh shit, I'm late, I've got to go.
01:17:15 Did you come?
01:17:18 I'm not a three second wonder like you.
01:17:20 (laughing)
01:17:22 (wind blowing)
01:17:29 (water splashing)
01:17:44 (dramatic music)
01:17:46 Wow, keep wearing that shirt,
01:18:07 I'll be a two second wonder.
01:18:09 - You're gonna have to get used to it.
01:18:10 (dramatic music)
01:18:13 - Practice, practice, practice.
01:18:17 I'm close.
01:18:28 - My girl confessed.
01:18:30 It was his up all along.
01:18:32 I got the bomber's names and location.
01:18:34 I'll text you the info you may need it.
01:18:36 The one that killed Kwan's daughter is Pat O'Reilly.
01:18:40 He's got a burn mark on his right hand.
01:18:42 Either way, Sean, you end this now.
01:18:47 You hear me?
01:18:48 - Understood.
01:18:49 (dramatic music)
01:18:56 (water splashing)
01:18:59 (dramatic music)
01:19:02 (wind blowing)
01:19:04 (guns firing)
01:19:24 (grunting)
01:19:26 (grunting)
01:19:28 (grunting)
01:19:30 (grunting)
01:19:33 (grunting)
01:19:35 (grunting)
01:19:37 (grunting)
01:19:42 (grunting)
01:19:55 (grunting)
01:20:02 (grunting)
01:20:05 - You know why you're still alive?
01:20:25 - You want the names?
01:20:26 They're in the phone.
01:20:32 Last text, code 7741.
01:20:34 Five names and their location in London.
01:20:38 O'Reilly set the bomb that killed your daughter.
01:20:42 He's got a burn mark on his right hand.
01:20:45 - You fought in the army.
01:20:49 - Iraq, Royal Irish Regiment,
01:20:52 two tour special forces.
01:20:54 - You're Catholic, but you fought for British.
01:21:01 Why?
01:21:02 - I fought for the regiment.
01:21:03 Like their religion didn't matter,
01:21:06 we were all the same, that's it.
01:21:07 - Family?
01:21:11 - A brother.
01:21:13 The rest have passed away.
01:21:16 (fire crackling)
01:21:19 (fire crackling)
01:21:22 (fire crackling)
01:21:24 (grunting)
01:21:27 (grunting)
01:21:29 (knocking)
01:21:56 - Come in.
01:21:57 Take a seat, son.
01:22:03 Aye, you look like you've been through the wars.
01:22:11 - Aye.
01:22:12 The corn got the drop on me.
01:22:15 I gave him the names, he took my things and let me go.
01:22:19 - When the bombers called in about the bus,
01:22:21 they didn't use a code word.
01:22:24 Because someone tipped them off.
01:22:26 Only two people knew the reason for the code change.
01:22:31 You and me.
01:22:34 - No Liam, I didn't tell anyone, I swear.
01:22:36 I spoke to Bromley and that was it.
01:22:38 - Whatever I told you, I had Murphy
01:22:40 stay and watch Mary in London.
01:22:43 My own flesh and blood.
01:22:50 - Liam, I'm so sorry.
01:22:51 - I don't wanna know what happened in that war.
01:22:53 I don't wanna know what happened in that room.
01:22:55 All I wanna know is,
01:23:00 what was discussed when your sweet Aunt Mary was with you?
01:23:05 Did she say she was involved with McGraw and the bombers?
01:23:07 - No, never.
01:23:08 She was upset about her brother and kept on about that.
01:23:11 When you and I were talking about the code word,
01:23:13 she asked about them but she never let on about McGraw.
01:23:15 - Oh, so she could hear us on the phone.
01:23:17 - No, it was only after our call she mentioned the code word.
01:23:20 She thought they wouldn't be of use.
01:23:21 - So she steered the conversation?
01:23:23 - Yeah, I guess she did.
01:23:24 - A good manipulator she is.
01:23:27 - So she told the bombers?
01:23:28 - She told McGraw, McGraw told them.
01:23:31 Thick as thieves they were.
01:23:33 She tricked the information out of you, Sean.
01:23:36 She used you.
01:23:39 - Liam, I-- - Shut up!
01:23:41 (dramatic music)
01:23:44 - Bury that pig on the cell pound.
01:23:56 After that I have one final task for you.
01:24:00 And when that's done,
01:24:02 go back to New York, son.
01:24:08 (dramatic music)
01:24:12 (door opening)
01:24:15 (dramatic music)
01:24:21 - Thanks, Rick.
01:24:38 (indistinct chatter)
01:24:41 - Zero, this is Alpha Two.
01:24:48 Echo One toward Target House.
01:24:51 - Zero, Echo One's toward the Target House, copy.
01:24:54 - Echo One has entered the Target House and unsighted to me.
01:24:57 - Zero, Echo One is in Target House and unsighted to you, copy.
01:25:01 - Thank Christ for that.
01:25:02 - Sierra, call signs.
01:25:04 Confirm when Echo One is complete in Target House.
01:25:07 - Sierra Two, roger that.
01:25:08 - Sierra Three, roger that.
01:25:11 - Echo One on Balcony.
01:25:19 - Echo One approaching front door.
01:25:25 (dramatic music)
01:25:28 - How'd it go?
01:25:41 - It's done.
01:25:43 - I have visual.
01:25:52 X-ray One and Echo One have left the room.
01:25:53 All of the X-rays remain.
01:25:55 (tires screeching)
01:25:58 (dramatic music)
01:26:01 (indistinct chatter)
01:26:04 - Zero, this is Alpha Two.
01:26:07 One unknown Echo and two children
01:26:09 entering the Target House.
01:26:10 - Roger that.
01:26:11 (dramatic music)
01:26:17 (dramatic music)
01:26:20 - He's a slobber and oaf.
01:26:35 - That had to be done.
01:26:37 - I just shot him, it was fucking disgusting.
01:26:39 - Look, I know what you went through, all right?
01:26:42 - Do you, Dennis? Do you really?
01:26:43 Well, maybe for the next bum,
01:26:45 you can set up a gay magistrate.
01:26:46 How would that be?
01:26:47 - Taking a shower.
01:26:49 - Excellent.
01:26:53 (dramatic music)
01:26:56 - X-ray One entering living room.
01:27:16 - All X-rays now complete in living room.
01:27:18 - All call signs move to your final rendezvous.
01:27:21 (gun firing)
01:27:23 (dramatic music)
01:27:27 (dramatic music)
01:27:30 (door creaking)
01:27:40 (dog barking)
01:27:45 (dramatic music)
01:27:48 (knocking)
01:27:54 (dramatic music)
01:27:56 (knocking)
01:27:59 (dramatic music)
01:28:01 - X-rays on Echo complete in living room.
01:28:03 (dramatic music)
01:28:07 (knocking)
01:28:09 (dramatic music)
01:28:12 - We've lost visual.
01:28:14 Echo One has closed the blinds.
01:28:15 Fox One, you have control.
01:28:18 - Roger that.
01:28:19 I have control.
01:28:20 Stand by.
01:28:21 Stand by.
01:28:23 (phone ringing)
01:28:26 - Stop, stop, stop.
01:28:28 Wait.
01:28:28 Sierra call signs.
01:28:37 Report what's going on.
01:28:38 - I have two unknowns at the front door.
01:28:40 Wait.
01:28:41 - Sorry for the bother,
01:28:42 but there's a gas leak in the building
01:28:43 and the gas man needs entry for inspection.
01:28:46 - Our gas works fine.
01:28:48 There's no problem.
01:28:50 - We need to inspect all the flats regardless.
01:28:52 It won't take a moment and it is an emergency.
01:28:55 (knocking)
01:29:00 It's quite important, Mr. Upton.
01:29:01 By law, I'm allowed to use my own key.
01:29:04 - All right.
01:29:06 Just a second.
01:29:21 Come down when you're done
01:29:22 and I'll take you to the next flat.
01:29:24 - Thank you.
01:29:24 I will be very fast.
01:29:25 This way.
01:29:33 (eerie music)
01:29:35 - Can I see the boiler, please?
01:29:57 - Would you mind putting your bag on the table?
01:30:00 (eerie music)
01:30:02 Open it up.
01:30:07 All right.
01:30:20 (eerie music)
01:30:23 (guns firing)
01:30:37 - All callsigns, stand by, stand by.
01:30:42 (guns firing)
01:30:46 (glass shattering)
01:30:49 (glass shattering)
01:30:53 (guns firing)
01:30:57 (grunting)
01:31:03 (guns firing)
01:31:05 (gun firing)
01:31:11 (guns firing)
01:31:15 (panting)
01:31:17 (guns firing)
01:31:20 (screaming)
01:31:21 (guns firing)
01:31:23 (grunting)
01:31:25 (glass shattering)
01:31:28 (grunting)
01:31:32 (screaming)
01:31:34 (grunting)
01:31:36 (glass shattering)
01:31:39 (grunting)
01:31:41 (panting)
01:31:44 (grunting)
01:31:46 (panting)
01:31:48 (grunting)
01:31:50 (glass shattering)
01:31:53 (grunting)
01:31:55 (panting)
01:31:57 (grunting)
01:31:59 (panting)
01:32:01 (grunting)
01:32:03 (glass shattering)
01:32:06 (grunting)
01:32:08 (grunting)
01:32:10 (grunting)
01:32:12 (panting)
01:32:14 (grunting)
01:32:16 (panting)
01:32:18 (grunting)
01:32:20 (grunting)
01:32:22 - All callsigns, go!
01:32:24 (glass shattering)
01:32:26 (glass shattering)
01:32:29 (guns firing)
01:32:31 (dramatic music)
01:32:34 (guns firing)
01:32:36 - Get down, get down!
01:32:38 Hands up, hands up, hands up!
01:32:40 Hands up, hands up!
01:32:42 (screaming)
01:32:44 Room clear!
01:32:45 (dramatic music)
01:32:48 - Axray's down.
01:32:51 - What about Echo?
01:32:52 - She's alive, under control.
01:32:54 Who planned this?
01:32:57 - Go fuck yourself.
01:32:59 (screaming)
01:33:01 (grunting)
01:33:03 (panting)
01:33:05 - What's this, eh?
01:33:06 Your next bomb?
01:33:07 - Go fuck yourself.
01:33:09 (screaming)
01:33:11 - Fuck you, rotten slag!
01:33:15 (screaming)
01:33:17 (gasping)
01:33:19 (crying)
01:33:21 - It's too late.
01:33:25 Nine minutes of blow, there's no time to land.
01:33:29 - What's that?
01:33:31 - A plane, which plane?
01:33:33 - Which plane?
01:33:35 - Open her shirt.
01:33:37 (grunting)
01:33:39 - This is how it works.
01:33:46 I ask questions, you answer.
01:33:50 That's right, flight 136 to Rome.
01:33:53 Passenger name, Ian Wood.
01:33:56 Bombs in his laptop.
01:33:57 Set to go off at 3 p.m. exactly.
01:34:00 - Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised,
01:34:02 flight 136 to Rome has been further delayed.
01:34:05 The departure to the airport begins at 7 p.m.
01:34:08 Flight 136 to Rome.
01:34:10 - Ian Wood, is that Ian Wood here?
01:34:13 Ian Wood, Ian Wood, is that Ian Wood here?
01:34:17 Ian Wood?
01:34:19 Ian Wood?
01:34:21 Ian Wood?
01:34:22 Ian Wood?
01:34:24 - What's going on?
01:34:26 What's going on?
01:34:27 - They're looking for someone named Ian Wood.
01:34:29 - That's me.
01:34:30 I'm Ian Wood.
01:34:32 I'm Ian Wood.
01:34:35 - Is that your laptop? - Yeah.
01:34:37 - Move! Move! Move!
01:34:41 Get out! Get out!
01:34:43 Get out! Get out!
01:34:45 Get out! Move!
01:34:47 Get out! Get out!
01:34:49 Move! Move!
01:34:50 Get out! Get out!
01:34:52 Get out of the way!
01:34:53 Get out! Get out, you idiot!
01:34:55 Get out!
01:34:56 (gunshots)
01:34:57 (screaming)
01:34:58 Move!
01:34:59 Move! Move!
01:35:03 (screaming)
01:35:05 (explosion)
01:35:07 (screaming)
01:35:09 (glass shattering)
01:35:11 (screaming)
01:35:13 (thudding)
01:35:15 (crying)
01:35:17 (indistinct chatter)
01:35:19 - She said a gas man turned up with an assault gun.
01:35:22 A Chinaman.
01:35:23 Started shooting, killed everyone but her,
01:35:25 and then walked out the door.
01:35:27 - She said he was a Chinaman?
01:35:29 - Affirmative. About 60 years old.
01:35:31 - Just got word the device is neutralized.
01:35:33 Good work.
01:35:34 Foxhunt is now terminated.
01:35:36 No loose ends.
01:35:38 - Understood.
01:35:40 (gunshot)
01:35:43 (dog barks)
01:35:49 - It's Bromley.
01:35:51 I need an AP out to all city district units
01:35:53 from Wapping High Street to the A1203.
01:35:57 Suspect's an Asian male, 61 years of age,
01:36:00 5 feet, 8 inches, 11 stone.
01:36:03 His name's Ngoc Minh Quan.
01:36:05 He's armed and has US Special Forces training.
01:36:08 Use extreme caution.
01:36:11 (wind howling)
01:36:13 (phone buzzing)
01:36:36 - Yes?
01:36:40 - I was on the flight they targeted to blow up.
01:36:43 Because of your timely information, we stopped it.
01:36:45 I wanted to thank you personally.
01:36:48 - Thank God you're okay.
01:36:50 - The bombers were neutralized, even Sarah Mackay,
01:36:53 whom you called Maggie.
01:36:57 She gave a report of the bomb that was to have been put on my flight.
01:37:02 She also carried out the bus carnage
01:37:04 and is directly connected to you.
01:37:08 And McGraw.
01:37:09 We have call pens going to and from her off the cell towers
01:37:12 by your farm and town homes.
01:37:14 That's 250 precision locations and activations
01:37:16 consistent with your mutual activities.
01:37:18 - Catherine.
01:37:19 - I've spoken to the PM.
01:37:20 He's agreed to keep you in office for now.
01:37:22 I'm issuing pardons for five on the runs.
01:37:24 One is your cousin, but make no mistake,
01:37:26 Deputy First Minister, you are ours now.
01:37:30 I say jump, you say where.
01:37:32 You're on the next flight back to London.
01:37:34 Tomorrow, your brief SO15 and myself on everything you know.
01:37:38 All right.
01:37:41 [dramatic music]
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01:38:03 [phone ringing]
01:38:06 ♪ ♪
01:38:13 [dramatic music]
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01:38:23 [dramatic music]
01:38:26 ♪ ♪
01:38:34 - Peter?
01:38:36 [dramatic music]
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01:38:46 [footsteps approaching]
01:38:49 [sighs]
01:38:52 [grunts]
01:39:14 - How did you find me?
01:39:17 I gave you the names like I said.
01:39:20 - This woman, she's a bomber.
01:39:25 You lie. You plan everything.
01:39:29 - For whatever it's worth,
01:39:32 I never intended to hurt your daughter
01:39:35 or any of those people.
01:39:38 - Send.
01:39:43 Do it.
01:39:46 It's now on the internet.
01:40:02 You and your mistress.
01:40:04 The whole world will know you are a terrorist.
01:40:08 Goodbye, Mr. Hennessy.
01:40:13 [dramatic music]
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01:40:23 [grunts]
01:40:28 ♪ ♪
01:40:35 [dramatic music]
01:40:38 ♪ ♪
01:40:45 - Yes?
01:41:02 - It's Landesman, sir, an S-11. I've got him.
01:41:05 - Where? - The Happy Peacock takeaway.
01:41:07 He's returned.
01:41:09 Do I send in a team?
01:41:12 - No.
01:41:14 I believe we owe this chap something.
01:41:17 Keep back for now.
01:41:19 Observe and report only.
01:41:21 - Yes, sir.
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01:41:34 [breathing heavily]
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01:42:04 (upbeat music)
01:42:06 (helicopter whirring)