MI5. Spooks S10 E02 - Episode #10.2
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02:00ulations
02:06level
02:07unitions
02:08level
02:09unions
02:11Callum.
02:12Wokar Hu has the resources to do this, and why?
02:14Dimitri, sort to the retrieval team, get them down on the ground scanning for the laptop tracker.
02:17We need it back.
02:18And we need it back now.
02:21Callum, you all right?
02:23What did we lose?
02:25There's five mission-critical documents on the hard drive.
02:28Part of our weekly intel share was six.
02:30They're personnel files. Five assets, all A-grade or above.
02:33They all work for multinationals, all vital to UK interests.
02:36One of them's relevant to the partnership.
02:38Martha Ford, a high-level analyst at an oil company
02:42that was bought five years ago by a Russian firm.
02:45Didn't take her long to discover the corrupt policies they brought with them.
02:48Polluting, bribery, illegal drilling.
02:51But here's where it gets complicated.
02:53Minister Gavrick owns 7%.
02:57Who recruited her?
02:58I did, three years ago.
03:00When she found out what was going on, she wanted to blow the whistle.
03:02I convinced her she'd do more good to stay quiet and start working for us.
03:05How's her product? Reliable?
03:07Triple A. She'd spy for us even if she wasn't on the payroll.
03:10She believes what she's doing is right.
03:12Very old-fashioned.
03:13That was a red flash from GCHQ.
03:15News organisations are getting anonymous reports that we've lost a computer.
03:19It's already cropping up on the internet.
03:21Mainstream media won't report it, not without confirmation.
03:24Jesus, that's it.
03:26Whoever has the laptop claims that they know what's on the hard drive.
03:29They're going to decrypt the files one by one and then release them.
03:32You can break my encryption.
03:33Nice one. What was the password? 12345?
03:35Canon.
03:36We need to pull the assets.
03:37If they're exposed, their lives are at risk.
03:39These are grade A's. Their value is immense.
03:41We extract them only as a last resort.
03:43Ruth, pull whatever you can from the websites and hand it over to Tarek.
03:48Harry.
03:50Did Elena contact you?
03:51Yes, I'm meeting her this afternoon.
03:53What about Sasha?
03:55He threatened you, Harry. We need to talk about him.
03:58No, we don't.
04:20Sasha?
04:34Sasha.
04:37Dead. Poisoned umbrella.
04:39Classic.
04:41Cousin's given me some pointless new detail.
04:43You're taking over surveillance coordination.
04:45What's the detail?
04:46Scanners picked up a suspicious call this morning.
04:48An unregistered mobile phone at our delegation hotel.
04:52It's probably just a staff member forgotten to register their phone with us.
04:56Exactly. They didn't say anything anyway.
04:58Ten seconds of silence is a complete waste of time.
05:00I'd complain if I had any pride.
05:10Retrieval team's briefed and deployed.
05:12I want you with them.
05:14We're too late.
05:16John Grogan, freelance engineer.
05:18Works for the Iranian government, who he spies on for us.
05:21Recruited by Ros Meyers, now handled by Section A.
05:24His file's all over the net. He's blown.
05:26Contact his handler. Get him safe, bring him in.
05:29Barely took them three hours to break the first file's encryption.
05:32Then the clock's ticking.
05:33We stop this before any other names are released.
05:35Aaron.
05:41I want Martha Ford to get everything she can on Ilya Gavrik before we pull her out.
05:45We may not get this opportunity again.
05:47We shouldn't tell her she's in danger of exposure, not until we get the intel.
05:50Agreed. Be ready to extract her at a moment's notice if her file is released.
05:54But don't tell her the truth for now.
05:56We need to keep her focused on getting what we need.
05:59Does that make you uncomfortable?
06:01It wouldn't matter if it did.
06:16Martha Ford?
06:17Greenfields.
06:19Hello, Mum. Everything okay?
06:21Everything's fine. I just need to talk.
06:23Can you get away at lunchtime?
06:26Okay.
06:28Which scarf do you mean?
06:30You know, you are weirdly good at this.
06:32Come on, Mum. You're only 63.
06:34Meeting place five, midday.
06:36I'm sorry.
06:37I'm sorry.
06:38I'm sorry.
06:39I'm sorry.
06:40I'm sorry.
06:41I'm sorry.
06:42I'm sorry.
06:43Meeting place five, midday.
06:46Yeah.
06:48See you at the weekend.
06:59Harry, who's doing this?
07:00We don't know.
07:01But they broke highly sophisticated MI5 encryption, which would indicate a nation state.
07:06But with no clear demands or motive, we have to assume it's an attack on MI5 itself.
07:10I know we're spying on them. They know we're spying on them.
07:12But do you have the faintest conception of what it might mean if it got out?
07:16I mean, for God's sake, Harry.
07:17Gavrick isn't exactly chuffed about the attempt on his life.
07:19How do you think he's going to take a British spy being publicly unmasked in his own bloody company?
07:24Did I fail in some way to make it clear how vital this partnership is?
07:27Your concern for the assets themselves is touching.
07:29You'll be pleased to hear they're being brought in as we speak.
07:33Emotional blackmail, eh, Harry?
07:36Get this squared away.
07:37My waiting room isn't big enough for all the toe-tapping ambassadors.
07:41And if this scares the Russians off...
07:56Do this for me, darling.
08:08Did you make a call?
08:11You're too hairy, Pierce.
08:13What?
08:18I know.
08:20What are you talking about, Sasha?
08:24You're a spy.
08:26You have been for 30 years.
08:30Betraying our country and my father since before I was born.
08:38What are you going to do?
08:41Give me the phone.
08:42What are you going to do, Sasha?
08:45I'll just...
08:46Give me the phone.
09:07Give me the phone.
09:16Leave the hotel now.
09:18Don't come back until this evening.
09:20Sasha.
09:22Don't put yourself in...
09:25in danger.
09:28You put me in danger when you became a traitor.
09:33And now you're...
09:36Well, you're making me one too.
09:55Tarik, Grogan's handler's just called.
09:57He hasn't been able to get hold of him for the last 10 minutes.
09:59Trace his phone.
10:02Mr. Grogan?
10:05John?
10:35John?
11:05Dimitri?
11:06Grogan's dead.
11:07Strangled.
11:08Recently.
11:09The Iranians got to him before we did.
11:11I need you to change the crime scene.
11:13Make it look like a suicide.
11:15If it's reported as a murder,
11:17it'll confirm he's a spy
11:18and take the story straight to the front pages.
11:20We can't allow that right now.
11:22He's got other injuries.
11:24We'll be found out at the post-mortem.
11:26We have a sympathetic pathologist at the Home Office for times like this.
11:30I'll send Callum to help.
11:32Understood.
11:35Callum.
11:47Call me.
11:58Hi.
12:00I heard about that computer.
12:02I'm not an MI.
12:03I need you to do something for me.
12:06Look below you as if you've dropped something.
12:13It's a data spike.
12:16What do you want me to do with it?
12:17Minister Gavrick, your shareholder.
12:19We have a situation developing and urgently need intel on him.
12:22We need his protected files.
12:24You just need to log on as Gavrick and the spike will do the work.
12:27How long will it take?
12:28It's hard to say.
12:29Depends on the size of the data.
12:31I'm really not that brave, you know.
12:34You're a lot braver than you think.
12:39This could really hurt them, could it?
12:41Yes, it could.
12:43Martha, this is the right thing to do.
12:45Trust me.
12:46All right, then.
12:47Thank you.
13:01He tucked his shirt in.
13:04Might as well look smart.
13:08Yeah, got to clean up the blood in the bedroom.
13:11Why do I get all the body fluid jobs?
13:13Because you're the new boy.
13:32Thanks.
13:50Hey, what the hurry?
13:51It's payday already.
13:53A mobile call from the hotel.
13:55Tracer number dialed.
13:57Jake Walter Limited.
13:58A timber merchant.
14:00It must be a shell.
14:01A contact substation.
14:02I think someone at that hotel called MI5.
14:04You traced the phone?
14:05No signal.
14:06Whoever has it must have stripped it or destroyed it already.
14:09I'm telling Cousin now.
14:11Hey, wait, wait, wait.
14:15Take this away from me.
14:16It's too big.
14:19You've re-brought me a traitor, huh?
14:22There might be a medal in it.
14:25What do you need a medal for, Sasha Ilyich?
14:27Or one of your old mans?
14:30It's against procedure.
14:32Cousin won't care when we bring that bad guy back to his door.
14:36You rich kids get bought so easily.
14:4024 hours, then we report it.
14:42See what else you can get on this.
14:44I'll find your mobile.
14:45Key log should tell us who was in the hotel at the time of the call.
14:48Shouldn't be difficult.
14:49Might even be fun.
15:01You go first. Check it's clear.
15:03Turn right, take the far stairs.
15:04I'll meet you by the car in ten minutes.
15:30Come on.
16:00Come on.
16:31Come on.
16:57Mark.
16:58Andre.
16:59We need to talk about Branzo.
17:00It'll have to wait.
17:02Do you know Minister Gavrick?
17:04No, nice to meet you, Minister.
17:06Martha is my best analyst.
17:08Why don't you join us, Martha?
17:10I'd love to hear your opinion on a couple of things.
17:14Of course.
17:20No way.
17:21We made cleaning routes inside and outside the building.
17:23The source had someone waiting and watching.
17:25Well, if that's true, they could have taken photos.
17:27If they'd published them.
17:28Well, it was a short career.
17:29Have to go back to making a decent salary.
17:31We're being framed.
17:32They release Grogan's details, watch as the Iranians kill him,
17:35then make us look like the culprits.
17:36It's a direct attack on MI5.
17:38Tarek, how long before they crack the next file?
17:40Ten minutes, Max.
17:41They must be using botnets to decrypt the data this fast.
17:44I'm flooding the web with viruses to try and slow them down,
17:46but whoever's doing this is good.
17:47We have to try and contain the story.
17:49Convince print and broadcast to sit on it.
17:50I don't think that's going to work.
17:52Martha Ford's details have just hit the web.
17:57The question is, how are we going to improve forecasting in that region?
18:00Well, I would still advise moving towards a disaggregated approach.
18:06Excuse me.
18:10That's my grandmother's nursing home.
18:12Do you mind if I...
18:17I'm sorry.
18:18I'm sorry.
18:19I'm sorry.
18:20I'm sorry.
18:21I'm sorry.
18:22I'm sorry.
18:23I'm sorry.
18:24I'm sorry.
18:25I'm sorry.
18:27Hello?
18:28Black Ribbon, don't give your response.
18:30You were on the computer and your file has been exposed online.
18:33Exit plan glimmer, do you understand?
18:37A fall.
18:39Are you sure she's all right?
18:41That's good, don't worry, I'm coming for you.
18:44Yes, yes, of course, right away.
18:46Is everything all right?
18:49My grandmother's had a fall, I mean, I really...
18:51Of course.
18:52Please, give her my best wishes.
18:55Thank you, I'm so sorry.
19:23Minister.
19:24She's a spy.
19:53Black Ribbon.
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20:28Please leave your name and number after the beep and I'll return your call.
20:37We issued a D-Notice.
20:38Blanket, Press, Injunction.
20:39Stamp this out through the courts.
20:41It'll look like an admission of guilt.
20:43And it won't affect the well.
20:48No sign of Martha, she's not answering her phone either.
20:50Anything your end?
20:51No. The Russians can't have got to her that fast.
20:53The Iranians got to Groban quick enough.
20:55She's not safe out there on her own.
20:57Well, she's planning on running.
20:59She'll need her...
20:59Passport.
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22:04Martha?
22:06Martha, it's Karen.
22:08Martha?
22:09Get away from me!
22:10Stay! Stay! Stay away from me!
22:12Stay away from me!
22:15You lied to me!
22:16That man is dead, Karen. That could have been me.
22:18We had to try and get intel from Kaverick,
22:19but we're gonna pull you right after the meeting.
22:21No, you've been seen.
22:22We need to get out of here.
22:24Well, maybe I should take my chances,
22:25and it can't get any worse.
22:27I'm here to protect you, I promise.
22:30You need to do exactly as I say.
22:32Come on.
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22:54All right, got it.
22:56Well, I thought I had an address
22:57for one of the source's e-mails to the BBs.
23:01No.
23:02They're daisy-chaining e-mail accounts together,
23:04sending one from another to another.
23:06Working back through the chains will take days.
23:09Whoa, what are you getting out your pram for?
23:11I'm the one who took the kicking.
23:13Then again, if you unused preschool encryption,
23:15maybe we'd be all right.
23:18Callum.
23:21Listen, I know a lot of people like you.
23:23Piss takers.
23:24You drift through school, you drift into a great job,
23:26and everything's so easy, it all just seems like a joke.
23:28Look, pal, I wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth.
23:29You didn't have to be,
23:30because you were clever and full of yourself.
23:31That's fine, but what I'm saying is
23:32I had to prove everybody wrong to make it here.
23:34My teachers, the recruiters, my parents.
23:36So when something goes wrong, I give a shit, okay?
23:39Shh.
24:09Shh.
24:39Anatoly.
24:46That phone you wanted me to look out for.
24:48I got the signal.
24:57You okay?
25:02Someone's attacking our security systems
25:04by leaking our assets, putting them in danger.
25:06But don't worry.
25:08We're safe here, okay?
25:09No one knows about this place but me.
25:11I had the intel, Karen.
25:13What?
25:14Gavrick's files were on that spike,
25:16but I dumped it before I left.
25:18Why?
25:19Because you lied to me.
25:20I've seen the news.
25:21Why the hell am I going to risk getting caught with it now?
25:25Forget about it.
25:27It's gone.
25:30Well, where are you going?
25:32To fix this.
25:34Just stay here.
25:36I'll be free in a couple of hours.
25:37I promise.
25:41Here.
26:07Who else knows I asked you to monitor her phone?
26:09No one, sir. Just me.
26:19I found her address for the Shell company.
26:20There's nothing there.
26:22I found her mobile.
26:23At the hotel?
26:24Yeah.
26:25Room 216.
26:28What?
26:29Sorry.
26:30Room 416.
26:31Junior delegation head, Shikov.
26:34Great, so what now?
26:37I'll follow him.
26:38We don't need both of us for that.
26:40Okay.
26:46Find out where Mrs. Gavrick's bodyguard is.
27:16I'm afraid we don't have much time.
27:46When did we ever?
27:52Thank you, Harry.
27:55To be working for you again.
27:59Elena, you're not working for me.
28:03What?
28:05No one is posing as me.
28:23The messages.
28:27They were your words.
28:29Whoever wrote them knows about us.
28:32Knows everything.
28:34Why did they ask you?
28:35What did you tell them?
28:36They wanted to know about the partnership deal.
28:40Harry, I told them everything.
28:42I know.
28:44I thought it was you.
28:45I'm sorry.
28:59Have you called her in?
29:02The moment I suspected you were covering for her.
29:04Cousin and the team are on their way.
29:12You're lying.
29:14You're scared of my father like everyone else.
29:18You'd have to be sure
29:20before you started making accusations against his wife.
29:29No!
29:43Sasha knows about me.
29:45I know.
29:47He came to see me.
29:48He believes he's Ilya's son.
29:49I cannot destroy that.
29:52What sort of a person is he?
29:55He's like you.
29:57In some ways.
30:10I'm sorry.
30:12Who could it be, Harry, who could know so much about us?
30:15I have an idea.
30:17We should go.
30:21Harry.
30:23I regret many things.
30:27But not the way that Sasha came to me.
30:31Never that.
30:55P.S.
30:56When you're finished with my mother,
30:58come to the backstage corridor.
31:08Who's that?
31:10His name is Anatoly Erkunov.
31:13I have known him since I was 17.
31:15You killed him.
31:17He saw you with my mother.
31:18He was going to report it.
31:19I had to stop him.
31:20If you left her alone, like I said,
31:22he'd still be alive.
31:24Sasha.
31:26I have not been running Elena.
31:28Bullshit.
31:29Someone is posing as me,
31:30and it's in all our interests to find out who.
31:33I need Elena's help for that.
31:35And yours, too.
31:38You were going to help me clear this up.
31:41There's no one else I can ask.
31:45It's just you and me.
31:46Harry.
32:10Did you see her?
32:14What happened?
32:15I want you to look into Jim Cover for me.
32:18You want me to investigate a CIA deputy director?
32:21I believe he's the one posing as me.
32:23You'll have to do it through back channels, tiptoe.
32:25I'll give you all the necessary clearances.
32:28So that's it?
32:30We're really not going to talk about any of this?
32:32This?
32:33Sasha.
32:34He's your son.
32:35You're totally compromised in dealing with the Gavricks.
32:37Even you must see that.
32:38A short relationship led to a child.
32:40Circumstances have prevented me from being involved in his life.
32:42It happens every day.
32:43If I'm emotionally compromised, I have been for 30 years.
32:47I didn't say emotionally compromised.
32:49There's nothing to be done.
32:50There never has been.
32:51I've tried.
32:57Ruth, you're the only one I can turn to.
32:59Look into Jim Cover for me.
33:01Reserve your judgment for now.
33:05Of course.
33:07I know my role.
33:09It's dependable, Ruth.
33:13I can live with that if I'm truly in your confidence.
33:15But if I'm not...
33:22I'll start on Cover immediately.
33:28Tariq, are we any closer to finding out who's doing this?
33:30Okay, I've worked back through one of the email's chains.
33:32We have the source's root address.
33:33We can't track them, but we can talk to them.
33:35Can't we send them someone to find out where they are?
33:38I could hide a worm in a file, slip it underneath their firewall.
33:40Yeah, but we still need them to open the file and send it on again to trace it,
33:43and there's no reason they'd do that.
33:45Unless we send them something they can resist.
33:50Uh-oh.
33:52The Admiral has a plan.
33:54You're threatening the source with rendition.
34:23Rendition, black-site imprisonment,
34:25and withdrawing state medical care from their children.
34:28Yes, I thought that was rather a nice touch.
34:30Look, we're running out of time, all right?
34:31These people are out to get us.
34:32Why not give them the motherlode?
34:34If he takes the bait, the worm embeds and we're inside his computer.
34:37This has an official seal on it.
34:39If it doesn't lead us to them, they can still publish it,
34:41and we've just made the situation ten times worse.
34:43Well, our hands can't get much dirtier, can they?
34:44It'll just have to work.
34:45I think... I think it kind of has.
34:47They've sent the document on.
34:49It's appearing on the web.
34:50The worm should be burrowing as we speak.
34:51Comms protocol's coming online.
34:53I'm inside.
34:55We have an IP address.
34:57They're in Okinawa.
35:00Oslo, Honduras, Benin.
35:03They're randomly hijacking IP addresses.
35:05We can't trace them.
35:06Okay, you're in their computer.
35:07Access their files.
35:08Something must tell us where they are.
35:09No good. Everything's encrypted.
35:12Wait, if we're in their computer,
35:13we might be able to launch programs like Webcam Drivers.
35:22You pulled the plug.
35:23Get that image back now.
35:33Running face recog.
35:40Got it.
35:41It's Victor Elliott.
35:42Ex-MI5.
35:44He went private in Iraq, but started cutting corners,
35:46so we closed him down.
35:48Dirty trick's job.
35:50He's set up a new company.
35:51Offices in Battersea.
35:52Have Aaron meet me there.
36:11Harry Pierce himself.
36:14Back in the good books, eh?
36:16I had one just like that.
36:17Until it got stolen.
36:19I didn't steal it, actually.
36:21It was delivered to me by an anonymous benefactor.
36:24I just did the rest.
36:25And a man is dead because of it.
36:27That's on you.
36:28You should have pulled the assets the minute the news broke.
36:30This is all a bit OTT, isn't it?
36:32Just because we shut down your grubby little operation.
36:34I can see why they knighted you.
36:36I can't tell if you're lying or if you really don't know.
36:39Don't know what?
36:41My operation in Iraq was clean,
36:43but we still got put out of business.
36:45And three months later, another company wins all my old contracts.
36:48The company happens to be advised by the husband of a very charming lady.
36:52He's very senior in the British intelligence community.
36:54What a wonderful story.
36:55Twists, turns, even a hero we can root for.
36:59But back to the matter in hand.
37:01You're going to confess that it was all a hoax.
37:03You're going to state for the record
37:05that John Grogan and Martha Ford are not, nor ever were MI5 assets.
37:09Do that and avoid prison.
37:13Forget it.
37:15The alternative is your tride as an accessory to the murder of John Grogan.
37:20You'll never make that stick.
37:22Quite certain of that, will you?
37:36I'm delighted to report that Victor Elliott has had his road to Damascus moment.
37:40Check the web.
37:41He's confessed. He made the whole thing up.
37:44It's already coming through.
37:45Sadly, it's not all good news.
37:47He insists he didn't steal our laptop.
37:49Says it was gifted by persons unknown.
37:51So he's astute.
37:52Someone wanted to hurt us, knew Elliott had a grudge.
37:55They let him do the dirty work.
37:57Which makes identifying them a priority.
38:00What did you get on Jim Cover?
38:02Nothing yet.
38:03Well, nothing yet. If you could give me more to go on.
38:05I have faith in you, Ruth.
38:33What did you make of his tale of skullduggery in the higher reaches of the service?
38:38Well, it sounds kind of plausible. You?
38:41Oh, I'm sure every word of it is true.
38:43So what do we do?
38:45We'll keep that for a rainy day, shall we?
38:48Harry, we should talk.
38:55The analyst, she's missing.
38:57Ran when her file was published.
38:59Right past me, in fact.
39:01How do you explain that?
39:03I have no idea.
39:04She is a spy.
39:06My personal files were stolen less than half an hour before she disappeared.
39:10But, without hard proof, we don't have to make a scandal of it.
39:15We want this partnership to succeed.
39:18However, we must be able to sit at the negotiating table and not look like fools.
39:23Where are you driving at, Elliot?
39:25We can leave it there.
39:27As long as there's no proof.
39:30Cut links with your spy.
39:32Destroy her records.
39:34Make sure the story holds.
39:40I hate loose ends, Harry.
39:42The analyst, she is a loose end.
39:50I'm afraid I'm going to have to ask you to...
39:52Yeah, I know.
40:00Hello?
40:08Dimitri and Martha Ford's gone.
40:10He says they're all over the house and in front of the airport.
40:16I'll call you back.
40:18Martha, it wasn't safe for you to leave here.
40:25You went back for it?
40:30Is it over?
40:33It's over.
40:35We recovered the computer. The whole story was a hoax.
40:38What, can I go back to work?
40:40No, the Russians still suspect you.
40:43Hoax or not, you still went AWOL when the file was published.
40:46That's... that's hard to explain.
40:49So, what happens next?
40:54Here.
40:59It's all we could raise without going through official channels.
41:02You're burning me.
41:05The Russians are watching.
41:07If they detect a link between you and us, it will confirm their suspicions.
41:10It is better for you if we just break all contact now.
41:13Better for me or better for you?
41:15You'll be safer this way, trust me.
41:16You've worn that word out, Karen.
41:18I mean, you're telling me that I'll be safer without your protection.
41:21I mean, that is a pretty impressive...
41:22If you go on and live a normal life from now on, they'll leave you alone.
41:25No one's stopping coming after me if what you say is wrong.
41:31You lied to me.
41:33You put me in danger. I've lost my job.
41:35And now you're leaving me to the mercy of the people I've been spying on for years.
41:42Now, there is another option.
41:46I could tell everyone the truth.
41:48You sign the Official Secrets Act.
41:50You tell the truth and you'll go to prison.
41:55I went back to get your intel.
41:58I wanted to put everything right.
42:02No one asked you to.
42:05But you promised that you'd protect me.
42:08I'm sorry.
42:11There's three years, Karen!
42:13I've averaged everything for you!
42:17My name's not Karen and I don't know who you are.
42:25I'm sorry.
42:44Ne'er saw I never felt a calm so deep.
42:48There's still a CIA man who can quote words with.
42:52Perhaps everything is going to be all right after all.
42:54Yeah, I thought it was Springsteen.
42:57Thank you for coming, Jim.
43:00You followed the intel leak we had, I take it?
43:02Yeah.
43:03Responsibility for the theft is still unresolved.
43:07We've been unable to trace them.
43:09This is the only image we have.
43:11I wondered if you'd be good enough to run it through your databases.
43:15As of today, intelligence sharing protocols between the US and the UK are under review.
43:21The chiefs are too worried about your situation with the Russians
43:25and I'll bank on that being permanent if this deal goes through.
43:41Still looking for our laptop, Thieves?
43:43If Elliot didn't steal it, who did?
43:45If you tell me to go home, I'll just set up a secure connection there and run this all night.
43:50Go home.
44:00Are you so nerdy you don't have a taste of beer?
44:03Could blow a week's wages and buy us one.
44:05Talk you through the basics of data encryption.
44:07No, I'm working from home tonight, geeking it up.
44:10Later in the week?
44:11Yeah, I can fit you in.
44:13Don't get mugged on the way home.
44:19I burnt Martha Ford.
44:21Callum's analysing the data she got.
44:24What are your feelings about whisky?
44:26I don't have any feelings, I mean, about whisky.
44:32My instructor told me something when I was in training.
44:35There are two kinds of sacrifice that spies have to make.
44:38First, is to give yourself completely.
44:43Risk our lives.
44:45I know you've accepted that.
44:48Second is more difficult.
44:51The sacrifice of others.
44:54To ask people we care about to give themselves completely.
45:01To send them to their possible deaths.
45:03I've ruined the lives of people I care about.
45:07It's part of what we do.
45:11Not many have the strength to do what you did today.
45:15In pursuit of a goal that has seemingly disappeared.
45:22You could be one of them.
45:24The brightest and the best.
45:26I hope so.
45:40I'd better get going.
45:42If my daughter wakes up and I'm not there, she can't sleep.
45:45She's fine.
45:46I'm sure she'll be.
45:48You'll be fine.
45:50I'll be fine.
45:51I'll be fine.
45:52I'll be fine.
45:53If my daughter wakes up and I'm not there, she can't sleep.
45:55She's five, isn't she?
45:58Yes.
46:00You have two kids, right?
46:06You know, I don't agree with you.
46:08I don't think you have to give everything.
46:10I think you can have a normal life, a family and do this.
46:17I have to believe that.
46:23I have to believe that.
46:53Thames House Terminal.
46:55Yeah.
46:56Masood Tariq.
47:23Hello.
47:40Hello, baby.
47:43Where did you come from?
47:54Come on.
48:07Emergency contact. I need to speak to Harry Pierce, Section D.
48:10No, now. Right now.
48:12Identification code Green 6-1-double.
48:16I'll call back. One second.
48:23No!
48:54Yes.
48:55Switchboard here, sir.
48:56We received a partial emergency contact a few minutes ago from one of your team.
48:59Tariq Masood?
49:01Partial.
49:02You rang off. Didn't give a complete identification code.
49:04We confirmed the call was from his phone, but that phone has since gone dark.
49:08Get a team to his house immediately.
49:10Yes, sir.
49:11I'll call you back.
49:12Yes, sir.
49:13I'll call you back.
49:14Yes, sir.
49:15Yes, sir.
49:16Yes, sir.
49:17Yes, sir.
49:18Yes, sir.
49:19Yes, sir.
49:20Yes, sir.
49:21Yes, sir.
49:22Yes, sir.
49:27Sorry.
49:28Sorry.
49:32What's he done?
49:33No back.
49:52Oh.
50:22Oh.
50:52Oh.
50:53Oh.
50:55Oh.
51:23Oh.
51:29Tariq?
51:34Tariq?
51:35Tariq, what is it?
51:36What's happened?
51:37Tariq?
51:38Shit.
51:41Tariq?
51:42Can you hear me?
51:44Tariq, stay with me.
51:46Stay with me.
51:48Tariq?
51:52Tariq?
51:53Tariq?
51:55Tariq?