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00:00You
00:30I
00:41Will take front you upstairs when you me say we're done. We're done understand. Yeah, man, sweet
00:46I want to be clear in two minutes
00:49What a brave man you are
01:00I
01:30Don't think I told you to get up. What are you doing shit? Oh shit?
01:55Shit, where'd he go?
02:00Oh
02:11So whatever now so I don't win up
02:30I
03:00Thought I'd get it
03:14Thank you, it's ringing, but it's not Antony keep trying should I yep?
03:17Go everyone hurry stuck in traffic is all the way in let's play catch-up
03:213 a.m.. This morning offices working for mi6 woke up Harry requiring an urgent meet. Here's what?
03:30What's the first thing you notice?
03:40This is a test, right?
03:41A trick question, surely?
03:42That it didn't go off?
03:44Yeah.
03:45Missile punches through numerous concrete walls.
03:47Once in the heart of the building, it detonates, emitting an electromagnetic pulse, destroying
03:50all electronic components.
03:52EMP.
03:53Kills technology, not people.
03:54No live TV images of mass civilian slaughter.
03:56Just a few dead computers.
03:57If you're looking to start a war and need public sympathy, this has to be the weapon
04:00of choice.
04:01And it sparked a new arms race, led by this man.
04:03Henri Durand.
04:05French military scientist with an ego the size of the Eiffel Tower.
04:08Durand doesn't exactly play by the rules.
04:10In the 80s, he was linked to the development and sale of arms that were then peddled to
04:13the Argentinians.
04:14MI6 have been monitoring his activities ever since.
04:16A few months ago, Durand and his ego suddenly resigned from their post at the French military.
04:21They took the technology with them.
04:22Durand's been busy with EMP technology to create a whole new program, private financial
04:26backing.
04:27They've created an airburst missile, detonates at a thousand feet, sending an EMP wave well
04:31over a square mile.
04:32Few of those could bring London to its knees.
04:34Lights out, game over.
04:36It's called this new program, Firestorm.
04:38The backer's name is Frank Hastings, middleweight arms dealer.
04:41The guy we ran a low-grade operation on a while back.
04:43MI6 has been monitoring his activities.
04:45Hastings has met Durand in Paris a number of times and lured him away from the French
04:48government on the promise that he'll sell Firestorm.
04:51And we've been tasked to procure the program before it's sold.
04:54You mean steal it?
04:56From the French?
04:58British ownership is the best defence.
05:00Cold war rhetoric, I know, but this is the job.
05:02Well, if that isn't illegal, it's very, very naughty.
05:28The sale of Firestorm could raise ample cash to buy three small African countries with
05:32enough change left over to save the NHS.
05:35But there is only one copy, and this copy can only be accessed via Durand's laptop.
05:39And he's careful.
05:40When the laptop isn't handcuffed to his wrist, it's locked in a safe.
05:42So where's he now?
05:43MI6 tracked him here from Paris last night to Hastings' defence solutions.
05:47Intelligence indicates that he and Hastings will sell Firestorm within 48 hours.
05:50Who's buying?
05:51Well, it's tricky.
05:52We're scanning all the usual suspects, Iran, Syria, Libya, checking all the embassies for
05:56business travellers and hidden guests.
05:58One other thing.
05:59We mustn't get caught.
06:00This is a diplomatic tinderbox.
06:01Nothing that we do can connect us to Firestorm.
06:04So we set someone up?
06:06We task an agent that is completely deniable, someone who has never worked in a government
06:09agency before.
06:10A clean skin.
06:11And we've got to do all this with the French watching over us.
06:13The DGSE know Durand is here.
06:15They're sending one of their operatives over requesting our assistance.
06:18Jean-Luc Goyon from the DGSE.
06:20Wow.
06:21Expert in surveillance techniques and ex-special forces.
06:24Hello.
06:25Hello?
06:26Yeah.
06:27Thank you.
06:28Jean-Luc's in the lobby, by the way.
06:31Keep him down there as long as you can.
06:32Keep him down where?
06:35Sorry.
06:37I didn't think working with the French was our thing.
06:40I think it's a really, really good idea.
06:42I saw him first.
06:44I outrank you.
06:45Bitch.
06:46Actually, Danny, he'll be with you.
06:48What?
06:49I don't want him.
06:51I'm going to stick him on static ops with an ice tray and a pot of coffee.
06:55Jean-Luc can't get wind of us running a secret operation.
07:03Hey, D, maybe it's full of bling-bling.
07:05Whatever it is, it ain't meant for the likes of us.
07:10Hey, Moby Dickhead.
07:11Leave me alone.
07:12Hey, come on.
07:13Show me the magic, bro.
07:14I ain't in the mood, Cal.
07:15For me, lad.
07:16Here, this pays.
07:21I'm telling you, man, you're a freak.
07:23You need to be locked up, bro.
07:25It's easy.
07:26Like a photo.
07:27Just see it once.
07:28Don't even have to know what it means.
07:33D's right, man.
07:34I messed up.
07:35How?
07:36I messed up.
07:37How?
07:38I messed up.
07:39How?
07:40I messed up.
07:41How?
07:42I messed up.
07:43How?
07:44I messed up.
07:45How?
07:46I messed up.
07:47How?
07:48I messed up.
07:49How?
07:50How?
07:51You told me to get out.
07:52But I saw that case.
07:53Look, if you see something you want, yeah, take it.
07:55No one's gonna give it to you.
07:57Maybe it's full of cash.
07:59Exactly.
08:00And you made that happen.
08:03Look, I ain't good at much, yeah?
08:05I don't know the things that you know, but...
08:07But I do know this.
08:08No one's coming to get us, Jay.
08:09Do you know what I mean?
08:10What are you saying, Cal?
08:14D, man, he's holding you back, using you, keeping you here, lad.
08:17You shouldn't be saying that shit to me, Cal, man.
08:20D's looking out for me.
08:21Look, I ain't never gonna get out of this place.
08:23But you...
08:24You've got a certain special bridging.
08:26You can get out of it, do you get what I'm saying?
08:27What did you say, bro?
08:28Nothing, we're just wrapping gear, man.
08:29Is it?
08:30Don't listen to this fool, bro.
08:32Look at these rags.
08:33You see any bling?
08:34No.
08:36Who's wearing a cloth?
08:37Who's wearing a bling?
08:39You are, D.
08:40That's right.
08:41So go open that case for me.
08:47Don't you ever say shit to my brother.
08:50Ever again.
08:52Ever!
08:58Firestorm is like a jigsaw.
08:59It's encrypted on the web in various sites.
09:01The only way to complete the jigsaw is with a series of codes.
09:03These codes then have to be inputted on Strand's computer.
09:06MI6 have tried to access the laptop before.
09:08Tried and failed.
09:09They did, however, discover the access codes via surveillance recordings.
09:12Where are these codes?
09:13Oh, they're in Harry's briefcase.
09:16I have a state-of-the-art alarm system.
09:18A random burglar wouldn't know where to start.
09:22I found some traces of blood.
09:23They're being analysed now.
09:25You have to tell them.
09:30MI6 will have copies of the codes and we need them.
09:36Harry, it's our duty as much as yours to report this.
09:39I know.
09:41However, I would ask for a few hours while I try and save my career.
09:44I'll be in my office.
09:48Rule number one.
09:50Never, ever take your work home with you.
09:52And rule number two is to report any officer that does,
09:54especially when he goes and loses it.
09:57I mean, we could all be implicated in a cover-up.
09:59Harry wouldn't be the only one to lose his job.
10:02No, I realise the implications of this,
10:04but he asked for a few hours.
10:05I see that he gets them.
10:06Oh, and you think he'd do the same for us.
10:10Our only concern here should be losing momentum on this op,
10:13which could mean losing the chance of procuring firearms.
10:15Frenchman wants eyes on Durand.
10:17Danny C gets whatever he needs.
10:19Now, we run this op as normal.
10:21Just try and keep him out of this building for as long as possible.
10:23You two try and find a way of getting a clean skin into that building.
10:25I didn't sign up for this.
10:27Yes, you did. I read the paperwork.
10:30Worthless!
10:32Like you!
10:34See what happens when you don't listen?
10:40I'm sorry.
10:42I'm sorry.
10:44I'm sorry.
10:46I'm sorry.
10:48I'm sorry.
10:50I'm sorry.
10:52I'm sorry.
10:54I'm sorry.
10:56I'm sorry.
10:58I need to shut some posh gates up for this.
11:22Where's Indy?
11:24Shut up!
11:27Shut up!
11:39Yeah, stop that eurogelous shit!
11:43So, what are we going to do with it?
11:45Burn it.
11:47Burn it in a barn.
11:57Durand was our top weapons development scientist,
11:59leaving at such a crucial time
12:01obviously raised suspicions.
12:03Anything Durand was working on
12:05is the property of the government
12:07of the French Republic.
12:09We appreciate your help very much.
12:11How long will Durand be here?
12:1348 hours.
12:15We simply require some low-level observation
12:17and, of course, the phone taps we requested.
12:19I'm reliably informed
12:21we'll have those by midday.
12:23I don't think you understand.
12:25Durand thinks he's safe here.
12:27If he has stolen technology from France,
12:29this is where he'll probably sell it.
12:31This is why we requested the phone taps in advance.
12:33I realize that, but there are certain procedures
12:35we have to follow.
12:37Danny heads our surveillance section.
12:39He's at your disposal.
12:49Durand has gone straight to Hastings offices.
12:51I've got a surveillance unit en route.
12:53OK.
12:57Sam, merci.
12:59C'est un plaisir.
13:01On y va?
13:13Any more ex-cons? I've run out of candidates.
13:15No.
13:17Ruth, if we do actually manage to find somebody
13:19suitable for this, what about training them?
13:22We've got our clean skin.
13:24Harry, all of this is pointless unless we find those stolen codes.
13:26You know, the ones that were in your briefcase?
13:28If we run this agent clean, it means no pieces of paper,
13:30no proof.
13:32I know what it means.
13:34That's a lot of numbers to remember in the field, under stress.
13:36Could you do that?
13:38I want a list of agents within the hour.
13:42Why did you take the case home?
13:44It was three in the morning and I was closer to the house.
13:46At some point, one of them will report it.
13:48It's our jobs on the line, too.
13:50Either way, it's all our jobs on the line.
13:52If our agent is caught and the French find out,
13:54then this government is going to hang us all out to dry.
13:58What else was in the case, Harry?
14:06This little gadget was amongst other samples
14:08of Hastings' products.
14:10MI6 wanted it included in the Durand file.
14:16With any luck, I'll try and make a call with it.
14:20Yeah?
14:22Excellent.
14:24Match the bloodstain.
14:30Jason James Franks,
14:3214 years old, nicknamed JJ.
14:34An address?
14:36Only for his older brother, Denton Franks.
14:38His mother put them both over into care
14:40when he was four years old.
14:42JJ recently broke the rules of his probation.
14:44There's a warrant out for his arrest.
14:46Well, if he's there, I'll send the plots round.
14:49No.
14:51Just get the case back.
15:01You're in big shit, man.
15:03None of this would be happening if you just left that case, you get me?
15:05Just leave it at it, yeah?
15:07I'm serious. You're going to get a beating, Jay.
15:09Jay, let's work.
15:13Shit!
15:15What the hell was that?
15:17What have you done, Jay, man?
15:19I've got to have this.
15:21I'll drop you off.
15:23What are you doing, man?
15:25Look at him.
15:27You're the cause of this.
15:29Give me that phone and lock the door.
15:31Don't let me die, man.
15:47I love a Scottish accent.
15:49Am I right?
15:51Oh, yeah.
15:53He's so attached.
15:55Look, I'm here to assist you with Giron,
15:57not to answer personal questions on colleagues of mine.
15:59Okay, okay.
16:03So tell me, how many eyes do you have?
16:05You have the target printed?
16:09If he moves, I assume you will be able to see him.
16:11Yeah.
16:13If he moves,
16:15I assume you will pick up the route,
16:17run parallel ops.
16:19I have what we have available.
16:21And what exactly is available?
16:23Officers that aren't now following
16:25four suspected Al-Qaeda terrorists.
16:28I would really appreciate it
16:30if you wouldn't do that.
16:32And I'd really appreciate it
16:34if you would call your superiors
16:36to change the phone tabs.
16:58Yeah?
17:00Are we still on for tonight?
17:02Oh, yes. Yes. Yes, of course.
17:04I thought you were going to call earlier.
17:06The Chinese government's official plane
17:08requested a fuel stop over in Heathrow.
17:10But then you probably already know that.
17:12Well, I'd be lying if I said no.
17:14I booked the opera.
17:16The opera? That's for two...
17:18Chris, I know.
17:20We could just do a Chinese if you want.
17:22No, no, no. Opera's good. What is it?
17:24Tosca.
17:26See you there at seven?
17:28Seven. Bye.
17:30Yeah?
17:32Chinese president's official plane
17:34has just requested a stop over.
17:36Can we get a passenger list?
17:38Who am I looking for?
17:40Not sure.
17:42OK.
17:44So, found anyone yet?
17:46You know what would be a really good idea, Harry,
17:48is if in the future we could have a file
17:50marked potential clean-skins.
17:52Let's say no, then.
17:55Well, I tell you what.
17:57Duran and Hastings have some set-up.
17:59Wireless microwave CCTV systems,
18:01motion sensors, scramblers.
18:03They all run off one IT system.
18:05This is one of the most heavily guarded
18:07civilian sites in the UK.
18:09Set the alarm off, the whole building shuts down.
18:11I hear you have some news about my cat burglar.
18:13Not news, exactly. That's the thing.
18:15The thing?
18:17We installed a high-level personalised security system
18:19at your house, one I devised myself.
18:21Now, I have run every diagnostic in existence
18:23and I have no clue as to how that kid hacked in.
18:25Great.
18:27You need 20 different permeations of five different codes
18:29to get access.
18:31The only way is with a highly sophisticated code-breaker
18:33and that's hardly something you can pick up at Dixon's.
18:35Could he have built it himself?
18:37He could,
18:39but that would make him one very smart cookie.
18:53Come on.
19:01Jason James Franks.
19:03Who are you?
19:05JJ. You stole a case from my house this morning.
19:07I need it back. Where is it?
19:09Don't know what you're on about.
19:11The case, that's all.
19:13No, it's not all.
19:15JJ, yo, now.
19:17This is my house and he's my little brother,
19:19which means you and big shit, bro.
19:21Who's the case?
19:23I don't see no we. I just see you.
19:25Of course you do.
19:27The case, the phone and the boy.
19:29The boy?
19:31Who? JJ?
19:35You cannot possibly imagine what will happen
19:37if you pull that trigger.
19:39Who are you?
19:41You ain't no copper.
19:43Believe me, you don't want to know.
19:45The best thing you can do right now
19:47is give us what we want.
19:49Right.
19:53The case!
19:55It's not here.
19:57We know it's here.
19:59I burnt it.
20:01Look in the bath.
20:05That was a phenomenally stupid thing to do.
20:07No phone.
20:09Where is it?
20:11How am I supposed to know?
20:13Just give it to them, demon. Get them out of here.
20:15Nice one, JJ.
20:19I'll take it to the press.
20:21You have the gall to stand there and threaten me.
20:23They say mobiles are bad for you.
20:25No shit.
20:27One call from this does the job.
20:29That's right.
20:31Your mobile went off, bro.
20:3318 years old and he's fighting for his life.
20:35I know his prints are all over the weapon.
20:37And you've just burnt any proof that links it to us.
20:39And you're looking at a life sentence
20:41if that friend of yours dies.
20:45What are you going to do with him?
20:47It's enough for you to know that he's better off with us
20:49than he is with you.
20:55He's special, you know.
20:57He's a good man.
20:59He's a good man.
21:01He's a good man.
21:03He's a good man.
21:05He's a good man.
21:07He's special, you know.
21:09I know.
21:19Denton.
21:23Denton, wait!
21:25Denton!
21:35He got me!
21:37Denton, he got me!
21:39He got me, man!
21:41Denton!
21:55Denton!
21:57Denton.
22:23Sam, search the yellow tags in registry.
22:25Everything we have on this man. Now, please.
22:27Okay.
22:43What was that?
22:45I don't know.
22:49You British, you need better equipment, my friend.
22:51It doesn't get any better.
22:53We haven't seen ours.
22:55This only happens if there's another team on the plot.
22:57Police, maybe.
23:01Maybe.
23:03Charlie One, driver is moving car around to main gate.
23:05He's on the move.
23:07All units, hold parallel ops.
23:09Keep the target ringed at all times.
23:11You see, we do speak the same language.
23:23You might want to take a look at Hastings phone taps.
23:25Who's he talking to?
23:27Mr. Ying Hui.
23:29Shit.
23:31That's Chinese.
23:33I don't think so.
23:35I don't think so.
23:37I don't think so.
23:39I don't think so.
23:41I don't think so.
23:43I don't think so.
23:45I don't think so.
23:47I don't think so.
23:49I don't think so.
23:51Shit, that's Chinese.
23:55Look, get the tapes and start editing them.
23:57John, look, can't find out, OK?
23:59Two hours ago,
24:01GCHQ picked up a call from the Chinese government's 747
24:03to Hastings offices.
24:05Christ, it's Chinese sale.
24:07Makes sense.
24:09Many believe they're the next superpower.
24:11They'll be one big step closer if they get their hands on Firestorm.
24:21Harry.
24:23Sometimes, in order to gain what we must have,
24:25we have to take risks.
24:27Firestorm tips the scales.
24:29It outweighs the risks of anything we might lose,
24:31and that includes my job.
24:33The codes are gone, Tom.
24:35My time is up. I have to come clean.
24:37We're telling Six.
24:39And the DG. I'm reporting to him at four.
24:41You make a mistake, you pay the price.
24:43Those are the rules.
24:45Firestorm is our priority now. We have to get it back.
24:47That boy has a photographic memory.
24:49Yes, but Harry, we chose this job.
24:51JJ's a child. What choice are we giving him?
24:53Check the passenger list from the Chinese plane.
24:55A missile expert was on board.
24:57Dr Zheng Jinghui.
24:59He called Hastings from the plane to set up a meeting for tomorrow.
25:01Hastings offices, 9am.
25:03Harry, he's 14 years old.
25:05That's why no-one would believe
25:07MI5 tasked him to steal anything.
25:09You're not serious.
25:11He's a child. There's a clean skin.
25:13You think it will be the first time?
25:15Terrorists aren't the only ones to manipulate youth.
25:17It's all part of the game.
25:19The game?
25:21This isn't a game, Harry.
25:23You might think it is, but I'm not playing.
25:25Then you better come up with an alternative and fast,
25:27because right now, a 14-year-old thief is our best option.
25:47I checked with the hospital.
25:49Your friend's stable.
25:51Yeah?
25:53Kyle. He's your friend, isn't he?
25:55We run together.
25:57That's it, though. He ain't nothing more than that.
26:01How many systems have you broken?
26:03One's like this morning.
26:05Look, I'm going to tell you that.
26:07You ain't the police anyway. What does it matter?
26:09It matters because you impressed my boss.
26:11That's why you're here.
26:13And where is here?
26:15Government.
26:17Government? That makes you what?
26:19Civil servant.
26:21My brother, he knows, innit?
26:23How do you people suss from the off?
26:25So why am I here?
26:27We're offering you an alternative.
26:29To what?
26:31Where were you locked up?
26:33Fuck Young Offenders.
26:35Happy there?
26:37You got to report me first to the police.
26:39And I don't see you can do that.
26:41Not with that phone.
26:43Kyle.
26:45Who's going to believe a 14-year-old
26:47convicted thief wanted in connection
26:49with a shooting?
26:51We could frame the Pope.
26:53What chance have you got?
26:55I've got proof you exist.
26:57Want to see it? Want to see the magic?
26:59Paris. 2001.
27:01At 1600 hours.
27:03Sunday the 5th of March.
27:05We follow our target. Duran. South.
27:07Target met with Frank Hastings.
27:09What's that going to mean to anyone?
27:11Firestorm is accessed
27:13by a series of nine 12-digit codes.
27:15Codes must be input in this sequence.
27:17The first.
27:197, 15, 26,
27:2138, 43,
27:2315. Bells, bells.
27:25Those codes are in his head.
27:29That's right.
27:31I remember everything. Everything.
27:33It's all in here, bro.
27:35And you ain't getting none of it.
27:37Now either charge me or let me see my lawyer,
27:39Charlie.
27:45Target's proceeding through lobby.
27:47Still inside. We're on them, Alpha 1.
27:49Jamal and Hastings are on the move.
27:51They're sending Firestorm to the Chinese.
27:53Harry said keep Sean distracted.
27:55He knows we're on to them. How?
27:57Because I would.
27:59Target's still inside. Waiting instructions.
28:01Copy, Alpha 1. Set up reflexes.
28:03Roger, Alpha 1. Breaking off.
28:05Copy that, Alpha 2.
28:07This is Charlie 1. Alpha 9 and 6 going up.
28:23How about espresso? Water, please.
28:25Thank you.
28:33My father smoked until he was 72.
28:35Do you know that?
28:37Strangely enough, no. I didn't.
28:5172 years on caffeine and nicotine.
28:53The two major food groups.
28:59You don't make me. It's okay.
29:05Excuse me.
29:23All units, target's leaving.
29:31You have two options.
29:33The first one being that we hand you over to the police.
29:35Now, seeing as you shot your friend,
29:37I'd advise you against that one.
29:39It was an accident.
29:41Of course it was. They all are.
29:43Look, I'm not going to do shit you tell me.
29:45Just let me out of here.
29:47I'll be upstairs.
29:59We are trying to offer you a way out, JJ.
30:03If I help you,
30:05you'll take me back to my brother, right?
30:07Yes.
30:09At least that ends a straight-up thief.
30:33Are you sure he's up to this?
30:35He has to be.
30:43Start preparing him.
31:03Mr. Jarvis, go access the computer and input the code.
31:05That's all he needs for now.
31:07He makes it sound easy.
31:09It's open!
31:11How can he have done that?
31:13He must have seen one of us type in the code.
31:15You need a card to open the door.
31:19He's got mine.
31:21Okay, I think I know where he's going. Let's go.
31:24What are you doing here?
31:30You should have seen me.
31:32I'm telling you, bro.
31:34I got away from the government, man.
31:46We've got to do something.
31:48We need to get JJ back to himself.
31:50What are you talking about, man?
31:52I don't want you here. I can't have nothing to do with you.
32:01But you're all I got. You said it.
32:03Yeah, follow you here, you...
32:04You said we're all we got.
32:09I said that because I thought you could help me.
32:13But you didn't. You messed up. Got it now?
32:19Don't come looking for me.
32:21The weapon's to me.
32:33Whatever these people want, give it to them.
32:43Without me, you could fly.
32:52Show them the magic.
32:56Please don't leave me.
32:58Denton!
33:21Here he is.
33:42You okay?
33:43Let's go.
33:46Ladies and gentlemen, this evening's performance is about to begin in two minutes.
33:51Please take your seats.
33:59Sorry. I've got to work.
34:03Hey, I lied. I hate opera.
34:07You look amazing.
34:10Thank you. Some other time.
34:15Yeah, I'd like that.
34:46Wicked.
34:47These screens show us the inside of Hastings' offices.
34:49We need you to get in there as easily as you got into Harry's.
34:52That went nothing. Plenty more tricks with that camera.
34:55We can manipulate the internal CCTV cameras via digital codes.
34:59Cameras are hidden in the ceilings. You can't see them, but we can see you.
35:02We can only control the cameras for a short period. Take too long...
35:05The system crashes, yeah, I know.
35:07Once you're inside the building, it's all about timing.
35:09We've got you a security swipe card and a fingerprint copy,
35:11which will give you access to all of the offices.
35:13Fingerprint? How'd you do that?
35:15Simple. We just went through all of their rubbish until we found something with a print on it.
35:19What's this stuff I'm nicking, anyway?
35:21It's a computer program, and you're not nicking it, exactly.
35:24We need you to email it to us.
35:27Can you do this, JJ?
35:28I got into his house with my eyes closed. What do you think?
35:34How's it going with Jean-Luc?
35:37I'm not convinced by him.
35:40What are we looking for, exactly?
35:42A sign that Jean-Luc's not being completely honest with us.
35:44It's here somewhere. I know it is.
35:46Well, as long as our clean skin gets in and steals Firestorm,
35:48what does it matter if Jean-Luc's telling us the truth or not?
35:53Go see.
35:59Now, this is an exact schematic of Hastings property.
36:01Doors, windows, CCTV camera positions.
36:04You need to memorise all this by tomorrow morning.
36:07Sweet. You got any games on it?
36:09Well, actually, there... no.
36:13Right, that's your insertion point.
36:15My what?
36:16Your way in.
36:17OK? You have to negotiate the turnstiles, so use your swipe card.
36:20There's a revolving door. Come to a flight of stairs.
36:22Don't rush. Just keep an even pace.
36:24You'll have to use your fake fingerprint entry for the security parts.
36:27After that, it's just cargoes.
36:29Now, JJ, you'll only have five minutes to locate Duran's office,
36:32find the laptop, download the program, and mail it back to us, all right?
36:36Easy.
36:37After press Enter, the program will start
36:39and you can control your movements using the joystick.
36:45Not too fast, not too slow.
36:47Just walk normally.
36:49Maintain a steady, even pace.
36:52Don't draw any attention to yourself.
37:07I'll lock on to the CCTV frequency.
37:09Adjust the angle of the camera so that you have a clear pass.
37:12But you have to allow time for each camera to move off your position.
37:15Once you're in the office, input the codes, then mail the program to us.
37:19Now, remember, JJ, you've only got five minutes to get there.
37:37Richard Bertrand, ex-Foreign Legion,
37:40currently attached to the French Secret Service.
37:42Foreign Legion.
37:43As was Jean-Luc.
37:44Held the rank of captain. Bertrand served under him.
37:47If Jean-Luc identified Ying Hui, he'll know Duran's got something worth selling.
37:51I'm sure he'll have a team on standby to snatch it before that happens.
37:54We've got to get in there first and steal it from the French.
37:57Let's sell the others.
37:59We've got to get in there first and steal it from the French.
38:02We've got to get in there first and steal it from the French.
38:05Let's go.
38:12Ain't nothing else I've got to learn for this spy mission.
38:15I've got joystick fever.
38:17OK, take a break from that.
38:19Type the codes into the computer. Practice the sequence.
38:22Practice the sequence?
38:23You learn to speak, man.
38:36There's one more code, JJ.
38:38Maybe he only remembers them for a short time.
38:44Come on, JJ, you know the codes. Enter the last one.
38:50Dan, what's going on?
38:52Who's going to believe a thief like me?
38:55What you said, a common thief.
38:58JJ, I'm not a common thief.
39:01What you said, a common thief.
39:04Just let the numbers in. You're home dry.
39:07But I won't be, will I?
39:11I ain't going to have no mic in my ear,
39:13no backup, no traces, no way out.
39:16If they catch me, I'm toast.
39:18So I'm a scum thief.
39:19Once you've downloaded...
39:21It's true. That's all I want.
39:32You, or anybody else,
39:36the intention was the same.
39:39We leave no traces.
39:43So I'm going down?
39:45That's the way it is?
39:49It's up to you.
39:52The system crashes in five minutes.
39:55I'm going down.
39:58The system crashes in five minutes.
40:01That leaves me in the building.
40:03How do you get me out?
40:06We don't.
40:22As far as we're concerned, this is a one-way mission.
40:28JJ, you are the only one who can get yourself out of it.
40:40It's cool.
40:42This is all I'm good at, right?
40:45I mean, that's why I'm here.
40:47I know my place.
40:48No, it's not like that.
40:49Look.
40:50Me and you are from two different galaxies.
40:54I'll do this for you.
40:55You do something for me.
40:57All right?
41:01If she carcass everything she needs,
41:03you get me?
41:04Everything.
41:06Private room.
41:07Big bowl of fruit.
41:09The ones that do inherit.
41:15Tom, Danny wants you on the grid. Now.
41:24Jean-Luc and Richard Bertrand are both ex-Special Forces.
41:28Are you certain Jean-Luc identified our Chinese specialist?
41:3099%.
41:31Which, with Special Forces involved, will mean only one thing.
41:34Take team.
41:35As soon as Jean-Luc sees the Chinese pull into Hastings car park,
41:38they'll try and stop whatever's going on.
41:40Do we abort?
41:41No.
41:42We've been tasked to steal Firestorm.
41:44That's exactly what we're going to do.
41:45And before the French try and get their grubby paws on it.
41:47Double up surveillance teams.
41:48Watch Durand's every bloody move and try and keep tabs on one of them.
41:52So, you were with the Legion.
41:55Captain.
41:57Eight years.
41:59How did you end up there?
42:01They have a base in Marseilles, near where I lived.
42:04I like their uniforms.
42:06I'm a soldier, too.
42:08I'm a soldier, too.
42:10I'm a soldier, too.
42:12I'm a soldier, too.
42:14I'm a soldier, too.
42:16I'm a soldier, too.
42:18I'm a soldier, too.
42:21And it seemed better than spending my life on the streets of Marseilles.
42:25Toward that, or football?
42:28Football.
42:30You could have played for Marseilles.
42:33Why didn't you?
42:35Marianne.
42:37She hated football.
42:41What happened to her?
42:44She ran off with my best friend.
42:47What can you do?
42:52I think you like Sam.
42:55Really?
42:57What gave you that impression?
42:59I can read people.
43:00That's why I'm good at what I do.
43:04And it's how I know you British know more about Durand than you're saying.
43:18Put this on your index finger.
43:20This one?
43:21No, this is your index finger.
43:24Cool.
43:26OK, listen, only work once, so no hanging about.
43:29It deteriorates quickly when it comes into contact with the skin.
43:32OK, you're good to go.
43:34I'll be right with you, JJ.
43:36This is set on our emergency frequency, so only you will hear us, OK?
43:40OK.
43:42You OK?
43:44He's not ready.
43:45You know it, I know it.
43:47With you watching over him?
43:49Tom, the only time he's ever seen the inside of that building is on a computer programme.
43:52What chances has he got?
43:53One.
44:01Right, as soon as the car gets to those gates, you go in through that turnstile.
44:04Gartner will be watching the main gates.
44:06Cool.
44:07Cool.
44:09OK, here we go.
44:12OK, here we go.
44:14Alpha 2, position. Good to go on my mark?
44:17Confirmed. Good to go.
44:19We're about to log on to the system.
44:21We're ready.
44:22Listen, if anyone in there for any reason has a gun, do not run.
44:26JJ, is that clear?
44:28Yeah.
44:29OK.
44:3060 seconds.
44:31On your mark.
44:32Set.
44:33Out.
44:35All units, Ying Hui's car is approaching target premises via north carriageway.
44:42Vehicle passing security.
44:45OK, he's in.
44:48Four minutes, 40 seconds.
44:51Walking back to you.
45:11One minute.
45:25One minute.
45:42Zoe.
45:43I've got it.
45:54Shit, there's interference.
45:57He'll be at camera 2, south-east corridor.
46:05That frequency's all messed up.
46:07Zoe, get it off his position. Security will see.
46:09Look, I can't, Tom. I'm offline.
46:12I've lost it again.
46:27I've completely lost it again.
46:29I don't understand. There must be another team on that plot.
46:31This has to be something to do with Jean-Luc.
46:39I don't know.
47:10No.
47:12We're back on.
47:38We're back on.
47:39Come on, JJ, move!
47:43Move!
47:49What's he doing?
47:50That's a keypad entry system.
47:52What? It can't be.
47:54We didn't pick it up.
47:55We didn't pick it up!
47:56Wait, wait.
47:59Come on!
48:05Yes!
48:08I said good boy, JJ.
48:09Yes.
48:12What's the security guard doing?
48:13The inspection's about to be over.
48:15He's hiding his face.
48:16What do you mean?
48:18That's Bertrand.
48:26Once he's accessed Firestorm, we'll see it download here.
48:28Hopefully.
48:31Geraldine's on his way back.
48:32Come on, JJ.
48:42No, we're out of time.
48:43Where is it?
48:48Oh, God.
49:12You're on.
49:14Head over to the laptop.
49:19Do it.
49:20Now.
49:43No, no, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
49:45Tom, we can't just leave him in there.
49:46We're not even supposed to be here.
49:48Right?
49:56Did you order him to kill Durand?
49:59I would remind you that an accusation like that,
50:02from your government to mine, has far-reaching consequences.
50:06So does having people executed on British soil.
50:09I really have no idea what you're talking about.
50:12You're lying.
50:13Am I?
50:14Prove it.
50:15But you do know this man.
50:18Richard Bertrand.
50:19Of course I know him.
50:20He served in my regiment.
50:21Come on, Jean-Luc.
50:22He was part of the team you had in there.
50:23Bertrand was working for you.
50:25What is this really about, huh?
50:27This is about you concealing the truth from us.
50:29I'm concealing nothing.
50:30He served under me.
50:32I believe he's now a gun for hire.
50:34Obviously someone hired him.
50:36Well, it's all just a lie.
50:37Obviously someone hired him.
50:38Well, it's all just a little bit bloody convenient, isn't it?
50:42I suppose.
50:48It's being reported as a burglary gone wrong.
50:51But it could have been worse, no?
50:55Durand didn't manage to sell Firestone.
50:58So, like you, the Chinese are left empty-handed.
51:00But, bravo. Nice try.
51:02I don't know what you're talking about.
51:03Was there anything else?
51:07No.
51:13We just left JJ in there.
51:14Well, it looks like he's got out, doesn't it?
51:15That's twice he's robbed me.
51:16You have nothing to say to me on this!
51:18You're in the wrong, Harry.
51:19The only thing you've thought about during this whole operation is yourself.
51:22Now, we have to find that boy.
51:24I'll sort it out myself.
51:25I can't just leave him.
51:37It was never yours in the first place.
51:39So you lost nothing.
51:47Taxi!
52:08It seems I've got something you want.
52:10Seems you do.
52:12How much do you want it?
52:14Depends on what you think it's worth.
52:16I know what it's worth.
52:17No, you don't.
52:18Yeah, I do.
52:19It's two grand worth a kit.
52:21And this is how it works.
52:23A car goes to football, right?
52:26Your boss doesn't press charges.
52:28And I get to go in on the job.
52:30And I get to go in on the job.
52:32And I get to go in on the job.
52:34And I get to go in on the job.
52:35Your boss doesn't press charges.
52:37And I get to go in on half of this.
52:39Is that all?
52:41What do you mean, is that all?
52:42Fifteen hundred?
52:43Man, what planet do you live on?
52:46I can offer you more than money.
52:49I can offer you a chance to change your life.
52:51Maybe I don't want to change my life.
52:53This is my life.
52:56Today, you and I made a difference.
52:59And we can offer you an education, JJ.
53:01Maybe even a job at the end of it.
53:03No, man.
53:05The football.
53:07My brother walks, and I'll have to cash in fifties.
53:10Okay, up to you.
53:14What's this?
53:16That's my home telephone number.
53:19How many people have that?
53:21You need to get out more, too.
53:24I'm working on it.
53:32I'm working on it.