Too Close to the Truth - (2009)

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A psychological thriller about how an elite S.A.S. unit's position is revealed by the British Prime Minister to ensure an arms deal goes ahead, and to secure his re-election.

Original title : 31 North 62 East
Director : Tristan Loraine
Script : Leofwine Loraine, Tristan Loraine
Cast : Heather Peace, Lee Godfrey, Aurélie Bargème
Year : 2009
Thriller
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Transcript
00:00:30I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:00:34I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:00:36I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:00:38I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:00:40I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:00:42I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:00:44I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:00:46I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:00:48I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:00:50I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:00:52I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:00:54I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:00:56I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:00:58I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:01:00I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:01:02I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:01:04I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:01:06I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:01:08I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:01:10I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:01:12I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:01:42I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:02:12I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:02:42I'm going to have to go back to the lab and see what I can find out.
00:03:12Come.
00:03:22Sheikh Qasim!
00:03:24It was good of you to come at such short notice, Prime Minister.
00:03:26It was good of you to come at such short notice, Prime Minister.
00:03:28Oh, I've always got time for my good friends.
00:03:30Especially my very good friend, Sheikh Qasim.
00:03:32Especially my very good friend, Sheikh Qasim.
00:03:38The bullets.
00:03:40What? I thought we were leaving. Didn't you see the paper?
00:03:42KSM has a visitor.
00:03:51Where's the magneto?
00:03:52It's in the car.
00:03:53Shit. I hope we won't need it.
00:03:57Quick.
00:03:58Actually, the Prime Minister has to be in Brighton in 55 minutes.
00:04:06Tariq, some tea.
00:04:09Or make mine a scotch, will you? A large one.
00:04:12Nothing for me, thank you.
00:04:15There has been a regrettable incident, Prime Minister.
00:04:19A regrettable incident?
00:04:22What is the Prime Minister doing here?
00:04:24I don't know.
00:04:26Couldn't this have waited until after the press conference tomorrow morning?
00:04:30I'm afraid not.
00:04:35Can I get you anything else?
00:04:39No, I'm afraid I can't.
00:04:41I'm afraid I can't.
00:04:56King Abdullah's nephew, Nadir,
00:04:58was killed by a group of reportedly British soldiers
00:05:03on the outskirts of Zoranj this morning.
00:05:06Bloody hell!
00:05:08A strong-willed, as you might say, a hothead.
00:05:12But what's this got to do with me?
00:05:16I have been instructed by the King to inform you
00:05:19that until this matter is sorted out,
00:05:21there will be no trade agreement between our two countries.
00:05:25No trade agreement?
00:05:27We're announcing an £80 billion arms deal tomorrow!
00:05:33As I said, Prime Minister, it is a regrettable incident.
00:05:37Regrettable? This is a bloody catastrophe!
00:05:43It is unfortunate that you chose to pre-empt tomorrow's press conference
00:05:47by leaking details to the media.
00:05:51The economic benefits, the new jobs,
00:05:55our continued cooperation in the fight against global terrorism...
00:06:00Look, I presume that you...
00:06:02It is not wise to assume what the hand of fate
00:06:05has not written, Prime Minister.
00:06:16What do you want, Kasim?
00:06:20I want nothing.
00:06:22I am but a humble servant of my king.
00:06:25Yes, yes, yes. What does your king want?
00:06:29You must understand, Nadir was the king's favourite nephew.
00:06:35He is inconsolable.
00:06:45We want the men that killed Nadir.
00:06:57Do you think Kasim will cancel the contract?
00:07:00Not likely.
00:07:06Aye, Sarah.
00:07:08Log on to the secure MOD server.
00:07:11Find out who was involved in that action at 2-700 this morning.
00:07:15That's Aranj.
00:07:20Use the, er...
00:07:22Blue Force tracking.
00:07:24Blue Force tracking?
00:07:26Yes, it's a nifty piece of software that the army have
00:07:29for being able to locate any of their units at any time.
00:07:33Very ingenious.
00:07:35Sir, these men...
00:07:37Look, have you any idea what the loss of this contract
00:07:43will mean to us politically and to me personally?
00:07:48Go to 700 local time.
00:07:51Now.
00:07:53Where are they now?
00:07:58According to this, they're back on board the USS Nimitz.
00:08:01Shit!
00:08:02Is there a problem?
00:08:04No, no, no, there's no problem at all.
00:08:06No problem at all. Just double-checking.
00:08:08Go back to 0-600.
00:08:13This unit here.
00:08:15Where are they now?
00:08:2131 north, 62 east.
00:08:23On hold until 6.15 local time.
00:08:2731 north, 62 east.
00:08:32Right.
00:08:37Right, Sheik.
00:08:43There you are, Sheik.
00:08:4531 degrees north, 62 east.
00:08:49There till 6.15 local time.
00:08:52Try not to miss them.
00:08:55I shall inform the king of your most gracious cooperation.
00:09:00I will see you tomorrow at that press conference.
00:09:04Do not be late.
00:09:06Most certainly, Prime Minister.
00:09:19Who's our nearest contact in Zaraj?
00:09:22Assad.
00:09:24Assad.
00:09:26Email Assad with the coordinates and tell him to get his men
00:09:29to 31 north, 62 east as quickly as possible.
00:09:32Will he have enough time?
00:09:3431 north, 62 east isn't very far from the Iranian border,
00:09:39so it shouldn't take his men more than a couple of hours
00:09:42to get into position.
00:09:45Tariq.
00:09:47Tell Salim to transfer, say, 50,000 U.S. dollars
00:09:51into Assad's account.
00:09:54No.
00:09:56Make that 100,000.
00:09:58I feel in a generous mood.
00:10:01Of course, Your Highness.
00:10:24Don't you ever put a stunt like that again.
00:10:28This deal's worth a damn sight more than the lives of a few grunts.
00:10:31Those men...
00:10:32Politics is a dirty business.
00:10:34You should know that better than anyone.
00:10:36Lying to the public is one thing.
00:10:39Sacrificing our troops in the life of our...
00:10:41Do you really want to finish that sentence?
00:10:49No, Prime Minister.
00:10:51Good.
00:10:53I'm putting you up for a safe seat at the next general election.
00:10:57Earn it!
00:11:22But do it quickly.
00:11:2431 north, 62 east.
00:11:26OK.
00:11:28OK.
00:11:50It's time for my watch.
00:11:52OK.
00:11:58Mm.
00:12:04Ça va?
00:12:06Fais-moi deux secondes.
00:12:12On y est.
00:12:17The restaurant's to get some rest.
00:12:19Tomorrow, we'll show up.
00:12:28How long do we wait?
00:12:30Two hours.
00:12:37Fucking RPGs.
00:12:39What a bunch of bastards.
00:12:59Come on.
00:13:00We need someone to come with us.
00:13:02Let's go.
00:13:28According to these figures, we'll reach 5 Scotland Yard today.
00:13:58Let's go.
00:14:28Salam alaikum.
00:14:30Wa alaikum salam.
00:14:32Wake up.
00:14:58Daddy.
00:15:08You are so lucky, my friend.
00:15:12No uniform?
00:15:14Can't your government afford to close its soldiers?
00:15:18I am a journalist.
00:15:20A journalist.
00:15:29Anne Princeton.
00:15:31CNA.
00:15:34I thought you worked for Al Jazeera.
00:15:38Press, huh?
00:15:42I'm confused.
00:15:44Your government told us that the contingent at 31 north, 62 east
00:15:50was the unit that I just had paid a little visit to Zaranje.
00:15:55I'm press.
00:15:57Okay.
00:16:02Ali.
00:16:08Check that email again.
00:16:14The unit responsible for the Zaranje raid.
00:16:1831 north, 62 east.
00:16:22So 6.15 Afghan local time.
00:16:31Either I have been misinformed, Miss Princeton, or you are lying.
00:16:38You've got it wrong, okay? I work for CNA.
00:16:40Electricity?
00:16:42No?
00:16:46I'm a member of a traditionalist.
00:16:49Besides, I'm sure you're special training.
00:16:59You are special forces, yes?
00:17:09I doubt a soldier like yourself would have come to a bet over electrical stimulation.
00:17:17But maybe the loss of a hand?
00:17:22Or maybe if I cut one of these silky smooth breasts,
00:17:29that might loosen your tongue.
00:17:37What a nutshell.
00:17:46Okay.
00:18:06I know you're lying.
00:18:09Then let me do it.
00:18:11Do it. Do it.
00:18:12I don't want to do it.
00:18:14Please, fuck. Please.
00:18:24Oh, fuck.
00:18:26Left or right?
00:18:29I told you I work for CNN!
00:18:32CNN, huh?
00:18:33North or south?
00:18:35North.
00:18:37No.
00:18:39North.
00:18:45I'll take my time with you.
00:18:50But were you meant to kill them all, now?
00:18:53It's all in good time.
00:18:58Let's see.
00:19:00Maybe she's worth something.
00:19:07Take her to the cell.
00:19:09Take her to the cell.
00:19:11Show her some hospitality.
00:19:14Yes, yes.
00:19:16Come here.
00:19:40Contact Hafida in Beirut.
00:19:42She knows everyone there.
00:19:48And then we'll see.
00:19:50Okay.
00:20:09Come on.
00:20:39Oui.
00:20:41Je comprends tout de suite.
00:21:02Daddy.
00:21:04This looks like a letter from the MP who...
00:21:07You think that after two months,
00:21:09the M.O.D. would have the decency to tell us
00:21:11what had happened at your unit?
00:21:13No, have you?
00:21:15He...
00:21:16He emailed me.
00:21:18A matter of national security.
00:21:21Is this how things work in Italy?
00:21:24Secrets in Italy?
00:21:26Yosef tells Carlo, Carlo tells Vincent,
00:21:28and Vincent tells the whole country.
00:21:33Daddy, we're running late.
00:21:35We have a party to go to tonight.
00:21:38Of course.
00:21:39Now, look, don't overdo it, eh?
00:21:44Kickboxing championships in a couple of weeks.
00:21:46No, don't.
00:21:49Go, go.
00:21:54All right, Gina.
00:22:06This whole business about your sister
00:22:08is really taking your toll on your dad, isn't it?
00:22:10I know. He just...
00:22:12He can't let it go. It's...
00:22:15He just doesn't understand why,
00:22:17after so many years in the army,
00:22:19the M.O.D. won't tell him what happened to Jill.
00:22:22With all his contacts.
00:22:24Contacts?
00:22:25Even his other friends won't speak to him.
00:22:27It's like they've been warned off or something.
00:22:30Is there anything I can do?
00:22:35No.
00:22:46Are you hungry?
00:22:50I have something very nice for you.
00:22:58Enjoy it.
00:23:05Oh.
00:23:35At least now I can rest in peace.
00:23:42Jill...
00:23:44Jill can't...
00:24:05Jill can't...
00:24:35Jill...
00:24:47Assad has a little surprise for you.
00:24:52You've been very resilient.
00:24:56What's it been now?
00:24:59Two months?
00:25:01I have nothing to say to you.
00:25:04You know,
00:25:06it is amazing what you can use the net for.
00:25:09Shopping.
00:25:11Finding old friends.
00:25:13Did you know that over 80% of the Chinese people use acupuncture?
00:25:18No?
00:25:20Neither did I.
00:25:22I was so intrigued.
00:25:24I thought I might carry out a little experiment.
00:25:28One that might loosen your tongue.
00:25:35Nice, huh?
00:25:37I made these myself.
00:25:40One for each of the coalition countries here in Afghanistan.
00:25:45You're some sort of fucking artist now, aren't you?
00:25:49Well, some of the finest art was created by Muslim calligraphers.
00:25:56Not that I'm comparing myself to them, but I did my best.
00:26:03Now...
00:26:08Let's start with the British.
00:26:16You will love this.
00:26:18The British.
00:26:25You will like that.
00:26:31That's it.
00:26:36Nice.
00:26:39Fuck!
00:26:42Painful?
00:26:48You know, I spent a year in England.
00:26:51Working for my uncle. I should have been dead.
00:26:54But I had to come back.
00:26:56Allah had another plans for me.
00:27:03Well, since you are unwilling to talk and quite valuable,
00:27:08that's why we are being very nice to you.
00:27:12Yes, very nice.
00:27:19What shall we do next, huh?
00:27:23How about...
00:27:26How about the Yankees?
00:27:29Let's try the Yankees.
00:27:36Fuck!
00:27:38You like that?
00:27:40Nice, huh?
00:27:48Bring the fan.
00:27:51Yes, the fan.
00:28:03Let's start at the beginning, shall we?
00:28:07Name.
00:28:11I'm Princeton.
00:28:18Name.
00:28:29Fuck!
00:28:43Name.
00:28:48Fuck yourself.
00:28:54Fuck!
00:29:14Name.
00:29:19Captain.
00:29:24Captain Joe Mendelsohn.
00:29:28That wasn't very hard, was it?
00:29:31I don't think we need the fan anymore.
00:29:37Take off the belt.
00:29:39Drink some water.
00:29:43So, Captain Mendelsohn.
00:29:46Captain Mendelsohn.
00:29:48Tell me about Zaranj.
00:29:52Zaranj?
00:29:53Give a hand.
00:30:10Where was I?
00:30:12Ah, I remember.
00:30:15Zaranj.
00:30:17Tell me about Zaranj.
00:30:20It's the capital of Nimrud's province.
00:30:22And?
00:30:26Tell me about the raid you carried out there in Zaranj.
00:30:30What raid?
00:30:32Tell me about the raid you carried out there in Zaranj.
00:30:35The day before we attacked your unit.
00:30:38I...
00:30:40I've never been to Zaranj.
00:30:46She's wasting your time.
00:30:48Just kill her now.
00:30:51I've never been to fucking Zaranj, okay?
00:30:54My unit was in Zadar.
00:30:56I brought him the day before you attacked us.
00:31:00Don't test my patience.
00:31:03I know you were there.
00:31:16Oh.
00:31:26Tell me about Zaranj.
00:31:45Zaranj.
00:32:15Zaranj.
00:32:46Your Highness!
00:32:48Your Highness!
00:32:50I've just received communication from Azad.
00:32:52Oh, yes? What does he want now?
00:32:54More money for his cause?
00:32:56He has discovered something about the British unit
00:32:59that he attacked two months ago.
00:33:01He has found the unit is not responsible
00:33:04for Nimrud's death.
00:33:06What?
00:33:07He has discovered something about the British unit
00:33:10that he attacked two months ago.
00:33:12He has found the unit is not responsible
00:33:14for Nadir's death.
00:33:16Nonsense. That can't be true.
00:33:18The unit commander told him.
00:33:22He was told to kill them all!
00:33:25There seems to be a survivor he is holding on to.
00:33:28Her?
00:33:29The captain.
00:33:30The commanding officer of the unit
00:33:32at 31 North, 62 East.
00:33:34She told him.
00:33:36Lies!
00:33:38John Hammond gave me his word.
00:33:41That unit is responsible for the raid on Zaranj
00:33:44and the death of King Abdullah's nephew!
00:33:47He insists she is telling the truth!
00:33:50Azad has a certain reputation.
00:33:53Then he is a misguided fool!
00:33:55What are we going to tell King Abdullah, sir?
00:33:57Just let me think!
00:34:06Contact Azad.
00:34:08Tell him to kill this woman immediately.
00:34:10Go.
00:34:11Yes. Yes. It will be done.
00:34:14Antarik!
00:34:16Make sure it is done
00:34:18or the king will have both our heads.
00:34:21Yes, of course.
00:34:23Of course, Your Highness.
00:34:40Hello.
00:34:42Yes, everything is fine.
00:34:45I will call you soon.
00:34:47Goodbye.
00:35:11A message from our contact.
00:35:14Antarik says to kill the woman.
00:35:20I am a soldier of jihad.
00:35:22Not some servant.
00:35:23Someone to do his master's bidding.
00:35:26He says it must be done today.
00:35:34They are waiting for reply.
00:35:38They are waiting for reply.
00:35:45I will decide what to do
00:35:47after I have spoken to the woman from Beirut.
00:36:04Let him.
00:36:07Peace be upon you.
00:36:09Peace be upon you.
00:36:17Where is the woman?
00:36:19The woman is here.
00:36:21Do you know that she is there?
00:36:23Of course.
00:36:25So, what can you offer?
00:36:30We can offer, let's say,
00:36:3220 AA-52s,
00:36:35250 FAMAS Commando,
00:36:38Is that all?
00:36:44250 of F-92s
00:36:49and
00:36:52100 of A-1s.
00:36:58Plus, of course, all the munition you boys need to
00:37:02keep you busy for a while.
00:37:05When can you deliver?
00:37:0772 hours.
00:37:09Where can you see the first girl?
00:37:11No problem.
00:37:12Assad, Semtex.
00:37:17Yeah, we also need Semtex
00:37:20and M-82.
00:37:23No problem.
00:37:24Nice weapon, the M-82.
00:37:29Where is the girl?
00:37:35I don't know.
00:37:55See you later.
00:37:58We'll be waiting for you there, Tuesday.
00:38:01Six o'clock.
00:38:03And don't be late, I didn't bring any sun cream.
00:38:06Goodbye.
00:38:08May God protect you.
00:38:10Goodbye.
00:38:27She's worth her weight in gold.
00:38:29I've always told you.
00:38:31Didn't I?
00:38:34What shall I tell Tarek?
00:38:36Be creative.
00:38:37The less he knows, the better.
00:38:44Ya'ub.
00:38:58Yes?
00:39:02Okay.
00:39:03Tell the Italians to meet me in London.
00:39:28Go!
00:39:29Go, baby, go!
00:39:31Okay, go, baby!
00:39:33Go!
00:39:35I found someone!
00:39:37Who?
00:39:38It's a girl!
00:39:40She's German.
00:39:42She's an English soldier.
00:39:44Let's get her out of here.
00:39:46Okay, get up.
00:39:48Okay, come on.
00:39:50Come on.
00:39:57Come!
00:40:01Sheikh Kasim is here, sir.
00:40:03All right, you got the file?
00:40:05Yes, sir, here it is.
00:40:09Just summarize, will you?
00:40:11Belfast, Colombia, Sierra...
00:40:13I don't want her entire military career.
00:40:16Yes, sir.
00:40:18She remembers her unit making it to the RV
00:40:20at 31 North, 62 East, and that's it.
00:40:24What about her two months in captivity?
00:40:26Nothing.
00:40:27The doctors seem to think she's suffering from post-traumatic stress
00:40:30and she'll have been subjected to...
00:40:32Well, you know.
00:40:34Seems she blanked the whole episode out.
00:40:36What's the army going to do with her?
00:40:38She's been discharged on medical grounds.
00:40:41And the press?
00:40:43They seem pretty engrossed in the election.
00:40:46And someone who can't remember anything is hardly headline news.
00:40:49No.
00:40:54Right, send Sheikh in.
00:41:02Prime Minister, Sheikh Kasim.
00:41:09Welcome, Sheikh.
00:41:11As-salamu alaykum.
00:41:13As-salamu alaykum, Prime Minister.
00:41:15Please sit down.
00:41:26Thank you, Jacob. That'll be all.
00:41:34We had a deal.
00:41:36And I kept my side of it.
00:41:39This has to be dealt with once and for all.
00:41:42Should we take care of Captain Mandelson
00:41:45or would you like to make your own arrangements, Prime Minister?
00:41:50Sheikh, this young lady has no recollection at all.
00:41:53Memories come and go, Prime Minister.
00:41:56Is that a risk you are willing to take?
00:41:59If the media were to discover you sold out your own men...
00:42:02Are you threatening the Prime Minister of Great Britain?
00:42:06No.
00:42:08Not at all.
00:42:10We share the same peril.
00:42:13The wrath of my king is swift and far-reaching.
00:42:18Just like that of your British tabloids.
00:42:25I understand.
00:42:28Tell me when Captain Mandelson will be leaving her base
00:42:31and where she might be heading.
00:42:33Where she might be heading.
00:42:53You're staying at RAF Bryze Norton.
00:42:57You'll be leaving tomorrow.
00:43:00He has a sister in Horsham
00:43:03with whom she will probably be staying.
00:43:17I'm most grateful for the information.
00:43:29Thank you.
00:43:52You wanted to see me?
00:43:54Every time I see you, you are more beautiful than ever.
00:43:58I have a job for you.
00:44:00I'm not in that line of business anymore.
00:44:02250,000 pounds.
00:44:04I told you, I'm not in that line of business anymore.
00:44:06Half a million.
00:44:08You must be desperate.
00:44:11Can't you get someone else?
00:44:13I need your help, Yasmin.
00:44:16This needs your touch.
00:44:19Who's the target?
00:44:21British officer, Captain Jill Mandelson.
00:44:25An Afghan survivor.
00:44:27I know who you mean.
00:44:30It's a lot of money.
00:44:32When you can pay the right money, you can get the job done.
00:44:36Everything you need to know
00:44:39is in there.
00:44:41And the money?
00:44:43It will be transferred to an account of your choice.
00:44:48This is the last time I do a job for you.
00:44:50Do you understand?
00:44:52Yes.
00:45:04Zurich account.
00:45:07Yasmin.
00:45:09Make it look like suicide.
00:45:12You're always sick.
00:45:15I can't wait to see her.
00:45:17She is so tough.
00:45:19It's unbelievable.
00:45:21Listen.
00:45:23I need to show you something.
00:45:26What's that?
00:45:28When our troops rescued your sister,
00:45:30they found drugs, weapons, and a laptop.
00:45:33Now, this is a copy of an email
00:45:36the Agency of Information and Security of Estonia
00:45:39found on the hard drive.
00:45:41The Italian intelligence agencies.
00:45:50The unit responsible for Zoran's raid
00:45:52will be at 31 North,
00:45:5462 East, until 6.15 local.
00:45:58Terminate with extreme prejudice.
00:46:02Terry.
00:46:04They knew where to find her unit.
00:46:07Terry.
00:46:09They knew where to find her unit.
00:46:22Hi, sis.
00:46:24Oh, I'm in Horsham.
00:46:26I needed to pick up a new mobile and I got some flowers.
00:46:30I just wanted to visit Dad's grave, you know, before I came home.
00:46:35Yeah, look, I know all about the email.
00:46:39Look, Kim, I need your help.
00:46:42I didn't really want to talk about this over the phone.
00:46:45I didn't want to tell you till I got back, but...
00:46:48You know, even the walls have ears,
00:46:51even at Briars Norton.
00:46:53Yeah.
00:46:55Well, can I speak to you later?
00:46:57I'll leave it till I get back.
00:47:00Okay. See ya.
00:47:02Fucking move. Just grab the car.
00:47:32Thank you.
00:47:48Kimberley Mandelson?
00:47:50Yes.
00:47:51Do you mind if we come in for a moment, please?
00:47:53No, not at all. Come in.
00:47:55Thank you.
00:47:58Mmm?
00:48:02Morning, sir.
00:48:03I've just had a call from the Sussex police regarding Captain Mandelson.
00:48:07Captain...?
00:48:08Mandelson, sir. Rescued in Afghanistan.
00:48:10Oh.
00:48:11Yes.
00:48:12She's dead, sir. Looks like suicide.
00:48:15What happened?
00:48:16The police found her car at the bottom of a cliff in Sussex.
00:48:19They think she simply drove off the edge.
00:48:23Thank you for keeping me informed.
00:48:26Shall I ask if the MOD is sending the family their condolences?
00:48:30Yes, it sounds like a very good idea.
00:48:32Make sure she... the funeral's something special.
00:48:35Yes, sir.
00:48:56Can I do a double?
00:48:59Excuse me. Are you Kimberley Mandelson?
00:49:01Yes.
00:49:02Do you have a delivery?
00:49:03Oh, good.
00:49:04Do you want us to bring these inside for you?
00:49:06No, no, no. Just leave them there. I'll sort them. Thanks.
00:49:11Pretty high-tech gear we've got here.
00:49:13They must be the fastest processors on the market.
00:49:15Are you a computer buff?
00:49:17Doing a degree in game design.
00:49:19Sign here, please.
00:49:22Have fun with that lot.
00:49:24Cheers.
00:49:27What's all this, then?
00:49:29Oh, it's just a little project I'm working on.
00:49:32Don't just stand there. Give us a hand.
00:49:45OK.
00:49:48Let's nail these bastards.
00:49:51Let's go.
00:50:21Let's go.
00:50:52BEEPING
00:51:11Morning, Kim.
00:51:12Hi.
00:51:13I'll leave them on the bench.
00:51:15Great, thank you.
00:51:18Have a good day.
00:51:19Cheers.
00:51:21Cheers.
00:51:52BEEPING
00:52:17PHONE RINGS
00:52:22Kimberley Mandelson?
00:52:28Yeah, sure. I'll be there as soon as I can. Bye.
00:52:52CLASSICAL MUSIC
00:53:13Corinne Pray?
00:53:15Kimberley Mandelson.
00:53:17Nice of you to come.
00:53:18I thought you might like to see the hotel where it all started.
00:53:21Nice hotel.
00:53:24You should have a look at these.
00:53:34Do you understand what you need to do?
00:53:39Pretty much.
00:53:48Yeah.
00:53:57Still thinking about Jill?
00:53:59Yeah, but I don't want to talk about it.
00:54:04I understand.
00:54:09Sarah Webber.
00:54:10I met her the other day at the Swiss Embassy.
00:54:13Yeah?
00:54:15What's she like?
00:54:16Nasty piece of work.
00:54:17US Ambassador.
00:54:18Called her the Witch of Westminster.
00:54:21She's not very popular, then, I take it?
00:54:23You wouldn't want to turn your back on her if she was holding a knife, that's for sure.
00:54:29Do you know, there's something I need to tell you.
00:54:34You know the email you gave me?
00:54:37Hmm?
00:54:38I know who Tariq is.
00:54:43It's not a code name, it's a real name.
00:54:45Tariq.
00:54:47Sheikh Qasim's PA.
00:54:49Sheikh Qasim?
00:54:51As in Ambassador to King Abdullah?
00:54:54The email was sent from Rothbury Manor.
00:54:59Barely 15 minutes after the Prime Minister met Sheikh Qasim there.
00:55:05Are you implying that John Hammond told Sheikh Qasim where your sister's unit was?
00:55:09In a nutshell, yes.
00:55:10Why would he do that?
00:55:12Why do politicians do anything?
00:55:16Even if the PM did tell Sheikh Qasim where your sister's unit was,
00:55:20you'll never be able to prove it.
00:55:23Maybe.
00:55:26Maybe not.
00:55:27But I'm going to give it a bloody good try.
00:55:46I thought you'd always be around
00:55:54Where's my best friend, where's the child
00:56:00Where's the horse we let go wild
00:56:06You were the sand blown away
00:56:11For your death I'll make them pay
00:56:17Now you were the heat of the desert storm
00:56:23Now I'm the unexploded bomb
00:56:29It's time that they listened
00:56:32It's time they learned
00:56:35Put your fingers in the fire
00:56:38They're gonna get burned
00:56:41You know what they say
00:56:44He who dares wins
00:56:47Take a hell of a breath
00:56:50To get rid of their sin
00:57:03You were a scream heard in the night
00:57:08You were the bag alley fight
00:57:15Hard as diamond, soft as snow
00:57:21If you were scared, girl, it didn't show
00:57:27You were a secret to be kept
00:57:32As sisters lost their tears wet
00:57:38Where's the moon shining on the lake
00:57:44Where's the sound of the rattlesnake
00:57:50It's time they listened
00:57:53It's time that they learned
00:57:56Put your fingers in the fire
00:58:01They're gonna get burned
00:58:04You know what they say
00:58:07He who dares wins
00:58:10Take a hell of a breath
00:58:13To get rid of their sins
00:58:16Take a hell of a breath
00:58:19To get rid of their sin
00:58:30It's time they listened
00:58:33It's time that they learned
00:58:36Put your fingers in the fire
00:58:39They're gonna get burned
00:58:42You know what they say
00:58:45He who dares wins
00:58:48Take a hell of a breath
00:58:51To get rid of their sin
00:58:54Take a hell of a breath
00:58:57Take a hell of a breath
00:59:00To get rid of their sins
00:59:03Take a hell of a breath
00:59:27Take a hell of a breath
00:59:30Take a hell of a breath
00:59:33Take a hell of a breath
00:59:36Take a hell of a breath
00:59:39Take a hell of a breath
00:59:42Take a hell of a breath
00:59:45Take a hell of a breath
00:59:48Take a hell of a breath
00:59:51Take a hell of a breath
00:59:54Shh
00:59:57Shh
01:00:24Shh
01:00:55Hello?
01:00:57Yeah, no problems
01:00:59Okay, I'll see you there
01:01:01Bye, mate
01:01:12Don't move
01:01:14Or I'll blow a hole in your head
01:01:16Now get down on your knees nice and slowly
01:01:18Put your hands around the pole
01:01:24Shh
01:01:27Shh
01:01:30Shh
01:01:33Shh
01:01:36Shh
01:01:39Shh
01:01:42Shh
01:01:45Shh
01:01:48Shh
01:01:51Shh
01:01:54Shh
01:01:57Shh
01:02:00Shh
01:02:11What do you want?
01:02:21What's going on?
01:02:32Do you want an exclusive?
01:02:34What?
01:02:35Log on to the website
01:02:37TooCloseToTheTruth.com
01:02:41Hey, what's this about?
01:02:44Hello?
01:02:46Hello?
01:02:51Hello?
01:03:02Who are you?
01:03:07What the fuck is that?
01:03:09Snake venom
01:03:11What?
01:03:12Hemotoxins
01:03:14Dirty little bastards
01:03:17We found it in Borneo
01:03:19On holiday
01:03:21We thought it was food poisoning at first
01:03:24But then things started to get really bad
01:03:27The, uh
01:03:29The guy started to bleed
01:03:32First
01:03:35From his nose
01:03:38Then his ears
01:03:41It wasn't long before the blood was oozing from his pores
01:03:44Religious freak
01:03:50Poor guy died in agony
01:03:58You're looking pretty good shape
01:04:00But I'd guess you've got about 40 hours
01:04:04Unless you get the hands to it
01:04:10Fucking bitch!
01:04:15Okay
01:04:20Ladies, look lively on this
01:04:22Come on, the news editor needs to be in on this
01:04:24We need this on the website now
01:04:26Rachel, do you foresee any technical problems?
01:04:29No, but I'll increase the bandwidth
01:04:31Last thing we want is to spot a buffer underrun
01:04:33Go for it
01:04:34I'll give the advertising department a buzz as well
01:04:36See if we can stir up some business
01:04:38This is going to be huge
01:04:40James, you contact all the European networks
01:04:43Come on people, let's go on this, come on
01:04:57What the fuck do you want?
01:05:00The truth
01:05:03Sad cow, what do you think you are?
01:05:05Gillian Anderson?
01:05:08Gillian Anderson, yeah
01:05:11Well, the X-Files was always one of my favourites
01:05:15Government cover-ups
01:05:17Conspiracy theories
01:05:21You should know, Sarah
01:05:28You must be barking if you believe that shit
01:05:36Prime Minister, you need to see this, sir, right away
01:05:40It's just gone live across all networks
01:05:42What?
01:05:43It's Sarah Webber, sir, she's been kidnapped
01:05:47Recording this for posterity, are you?
01:05:50Proof of your guilt
01:05:54You being a spin doctor and all that, I...
01:05:57thought you might like the chance to air your views on film
01:06:00What views?
01:06:05How about free speech?
01:06:07Bollocks
01:06:08Bollocks, to free speech?
01:06:10You just think people shouldn't have a right to view their opinions anymore?
01:06:14Bollocks to you
01:06:16I'm not saying anything
01:06:21Suit yourself
01:06:25Come 4pm, Sunday
01:06:29You'll be dead
01:06:34Deep talk
01:06:37Night, night
01:06:47Who the hell is that woman?
01:06:49No idea, sir
01:06:50Right
01:06:52Call Johnson at MI5, tell him I want a special ops unit
01:06:55over here, under my control, 24 hours a day
01:06:58And convene a cabinet meeting
01:07:01And the media, sir?
01:07:03Spin them some terrorist yarn
01:07:06Get the police to round up the usual Islamic suspects
01:07:09This may buy us enough time to sort out this mess
01:07:16Live footage of the PM's special advisor Sarah Webber
01:07:19continues to be beamed across the internet
01:07:21At a press conference a few minutes ago
01:07:23the Home Secretary announced that all possible measures
01:07:26are being put in place to find Sarah Webber as quickly as possible
01:07:30We're joined now by our political editor Raymond Burton-Smith
01:07:33So, Raymond, what's your view on Miss Webber's kidnapping?
01:07:36It's difficult to know at this stage who's responsible for the kidnapping
01:07:40But the government seem pretty sure this is the work of Islamic terrorists
01:07:44As I understand it, there haven't been any ransom demands made as yet
01:07:48So how can they be so sure?
01:07:50Well, the kidnapping bears all the hallmarks of an Islamic group
01:07:54Usage of the internet and video footage of the captive
01:07:58But why would anybody want to kidnap Sarah Webber?
01:08:01Miss Webber has been one of the most outspoken of the Prime Minister's advisors
01:08:05regarding the need to introduce new laws to fight international terrorism
01:08:10And no doubt the terrorists saw her as an ideal target
01:08:19I'm wondering if Miss Webber's kidnapping
01:08:22refers in a kind of high-profile...
01:08:25Come in!
01:08:28Jacob, they're taking the bait
01:08:31Yes, sir
01:08:32Now, it wouldn't do any harm to drop some of the usual names
01:08:35You know, Ben Laden and Al-Qaeda, that sort of thing
01:08:38Yes, sir. Shall I bring in the Special Ops Commander?
01:08:41Yes, go on
01:08:46Prime Minister, Major Paul Davidson
01:08:48Paul!
01:08:49Prime Minister
01:08:50Sit down, please
01:08:56What's your take on all this?
01:08:59Well, it's early days, sir
01:09:01But my team are on the case
01:09:03We've spoken to Webber's bodyguard
01:09:05Anything?
01:09:06He was standing by the car and someone took him out
01:09:11Neighbours?
01:09:12The house is pretty much isolated
01:09:15But we've got the police down there
01:09:17just in case we do get a carton twitcher amongst them
01:09:20Now, what's your take on this internet broadcast?
01:09:24Well, we're tracking the source of the transmission as we speak
01:09:27How long?
01:09:28Could be a couple of hours, could be as much as 48
01:09:3148 hours?
01:09:33I thought you clever people could do this sort of thing in a matter of minutes
01:09:36This is a specialist, sir
01:09:38Maile says that she's using a modulated encryption algorithm
01:09:43that's masking the source of the transmission
01:09:45I'll take the English translation, please
01:09:49Every time a computer connects to the internet
01:09:51its unique IP address identifies it
01:09:54It's like a shop
01:09:57Taking your name every time you visit one of its stores
01:10:01She's rerouting her internet access through a network of proxy servers
01:10:05Then how the heck do you expect to trace her?
01:10:08As soon as we get a fix on her
01:10:10I have two SAS teams on standby, ready to take her out
01:10:15Good
01:10:18Very good
01:10:19Now, Paul, no mistakes, right?
01:10:23Sarah Webber's very important to me
01:10:28Yes, sir
01:10:31Good luck, Major
01:10:43Can't see a little chat yet?
01:10:45No
01:10:49OK
01:10:51I've got all the time in the world
01:10:53Unlike you
01:10:58They'll be looking for me
01:11:01Of course
01:11:07Feeling the heat, hmm?
01:11:09It's the light
01:11:11And here's me thinking you were used to being in the spotlight
01:11:19They will find me, you know
01:11:22Of course they'll find you
01:11:25The question is whether you'll still be alive
01:11:49Don't worry, I've put a device in place
01:11:55In case of emergency, all the necessary information
01:12:12Let me know
01:12:19How much does it cost to buy a politician these days?
01:12:25Huh?
01:12:2610,000?
01:12:28100,000?
01:12:30A million?
01:12:33Or does it depend on the favour you want doing?
01:12:39What the fuck do you want from me?
01:12:42I told you, I want the truth!
01:12:48Do you think she'll talk?
01:12:50Would you?
01:12:51I'd try and buy some time
01:12:53Give this crazy bitch a bit of useless gossip
01:12:57The problem is
01:13:00Sarah knows where all our skeletons are buried
01:13:06What are you implying?
01:13:11If she were to become a liability
01:13:15Well, understood, sir
01:13:18I'll let Davidson know
01:13:23This is where the bodyguard was taken out
01:13:25Very good, carry on
01:13:37May Lee
01:13:39How are we doing?
01:13:40This woman's good
01:13:42She's hauled us round the globe three times already
01:13:44Yeah, well she can run but she can't hide
01:13:46I hate to say it, sir, but she really knows what she's doing
01:13:49There's no pattern, just random access
01:13:52So how long?
01:13:53At least a couple of days
01:13:54We don't have a couple of days
01:14:11I don't know why you do it
01:14:14Do what?
01:14:15Lie, mislead people
01:14:18That is what spin doctors do, isn't it?
01:14:21Where did you get that idea from?
01:14:23Machiavelli
01:14:24Oh, you can read
01:14:27Why all the deception?
01:14:29Don't you think that people have the right to know what their elected government is getting up to?
01:14:35God, you're naive
01:14:38And where did you get that idea from?
01:14:42Abraham Lincoln
01:14:44Government of the people
01:14:46By the people, for the people
01:14:50What cave did you crawl out of?
01:14:54Government is about making the right choices
01:14:59The right choices?
01:15:02What, like invading Iraq?
01:15:05And what little lie was that based on?
01:15:08Politicians have to do what they think is right for their country
01:15:13Right, so if our politicians, in their infinite wisdom
01:15:18Decide it's okay to gun down Iraqi civilians
01:15:21Or blow up their schools with cruise missiles
01:15:24Then who are we to doubt them?
01:15:26You don't know what you're talking about
01:15:28Oh, I do
01:15:31I have been there
01:15:33And it's not a pretty sight
01:15:35Yes!
01:15:37I think her friend has just made her first mistake
01:15:40Get Tomlinson at the Home Office to run a security check
01:15:42On every single UK passport holder who's entered Iraq since the war began
01:15:46But there'll be thousands of people who've been there
01:15:48Civilian contractors, journalists, oil workers
01:15:51But how many women?
01:15:58Tomlinson
01:15:59I want to show you some photographs
01:16:07Smith
01:16:08Johnny
01:16:10Sergeant
01:16:12832-46927
01:16:15Was killed 12 months ago in Iraq
01:16:20What's it got to do with me?
01:16:23Bloody hell
01:16:25Not the friendly fire incident
01:16:27What the hell's going on here?
01:16:31A soldier knows when he joins up
01:16:34He's putting his life on the line
01:16:37Of course he does
01:16:39And he's proud to do it
01:16:42But he doesn't expect to be killed by his own side
01:16:45Accidents happen
01:16:48Collateral damage
01:16:50Yeah
01:16:51I know all about collateral damage
01:16:54Everyone is expendable
01:16:55Even you, Sarah
01:16:59It's lucky for you Paul Davison has Miley helping him find you
01:17:03Otherwise MI5 would still be looking for you this time next year
01:17:07I don't know who you're talking about
01:17:10MI5's computer is, of course you know Miley
01:17:14I know more than you think, Sarah
01:17:22This woman just mentioned you on our little chat show
01:17:25Me?
01:17:26That's not possible
01:17:29Unless she's hacked into our system
01:17:32How likely is that?
01:17:34I'll run a security check, see if there's been a breach
01:17:41You know there is another possibility
01:17:48What if this woman works for us?
01:17:51I mean what if she's military intelligence or she's MI6?
01:17:57That would explain a great deal
01:18:02Call the Home Office
01:18:04And tell them to run a security check
01:18:07And to concentrate on military and intelligence personnel related people only
01:18:18Stop lying to me!
01:18:21How the hell am I supposed to know what happened in some fuck up in Iraq?
01:18:26You need some more thinking time, Sarah
01:18:29Don't leave it too long, I hate digging
01:18:47After nearly 24 hours into the kidnapping
01:18:50It appears that the authorities are still no closer to finding Miss Webber
01:18:54Is that correct, Raymond?
01:18:56MI5 are understandably keeping things pretty close to their chest
01:19:00But we've had unsubstantiated reports of an imminent breakthrough
01:19:04In the search?
01:19:05In identifying the perpetrator or perpetrators
01:19:08And is this still being linked to Al-Qaeda?
01:19:11Well that's the official line, yes
01:19:13What's the likelihood of the government shutting down the UK internet
01:19:17To stop this whole affair getting out of hand?
01:19:19Well technically they could, yes
01:19:21But if they did, the public could think this government has something to hide
01:19:26As if
01:19:32Okay, let's talk about something else
01:19:35How about Gulf War Syndrome?
01:19:42You're the Prime Minister's special advisor
01:19:45So how about you give me the government's take on that?
01:19:52None of the studies commissioned by the government
01:19:56Found any evidence to support the claims made by our troops
01:20:02So you're telling me that the chronic fatigue
01:20:07And the immune system disorders are just psychosomatic
01:20:12Just symptoms of post-traumatic stress?
01:20:15It looks that way
01:20:18Yes, it looks that way
01:20:22Yes
01:20:23And you don't think, and this is just a wild guess
01:20:29You don't think it had anything to do with the cocktail of vaccines you gave them
01:20:34Exposure to nerve agents or depleted uranium in the shells?
01:20:40We inoculated our troops against things like anthrax
01:20:48For their own good
01:20:51I mean, it's good to know that the government has the well-being of its troops at the forefront of its mind
01:20:59It's just a shame you didn't consider the long-term effects of pumping those drugs into their bodies
01:21:05You can't argue with science
01:21:09Which fucking science? Well, government science
01:21:13Or the independent studies
01:21:17Because I seem to recall the government saying it was safe to eat beef
01:21:22And how many died on the back of that little lie?
01:21:40Hello?
01:21:42She's got balls, that woman
01:21:46Call me if there's a problem
01:22:17Let's go
01:22:27Sir, take a seat
01:22:35How many in the attack squad?
01:22:37Four
01:22:38Four?
01:22:39Alpha team are more capable of looking after the situation, sir
01:22:46Alpha team?
01:22:48Alpha team?
01:22:50Alpha team?
01:22:52Alpha team?
01:22:54Alpha team?
01:23:17Okay, Marnie, are we good to go?
01:23:21Satellite link coming online now
01:23:29Okay, you got a fix on the target and the victim?
01:23:32Fragmented heat source coming from the main barn
01:23:35Fragmented?
01:23:38Okay, you got a fix on the target and the victim?
01:23:41Fragmented heat source coming from the main barn
01:23:44Fragmented?
01:23:46The broadcast equipment's probably preventing us from getting a lock on our target
01:23:52Alpha one, you're good to go
01:23:55Repeat, you're good to go
01:24:07Alpha one, you're good to go
01:24:25Come by
01:24:27Copy
01:24:37Clear!
01:24:39Clear!
01:24:41Check out that laptop
01:24:43You two, see whether you can get a handle on who set this up
01:25:07Miley?
01:25:13Miley?
01:25:17It's her
01:25:19It's her
01:25:26Better luck next time
01:25:29Do you know this woman?
01:25:32How could I?
01:25:34Well, she apparently knows you
01:25:36And how the heck did she get a number of a special ops unit out here?
01:25:40It seems your boss has just given Paul a little bit of a rollicking
01:25:48You see, his boys just triggered my decoy which sends a call to this phone
01:25:56Sir, we think she's either ex-military or she used to work for the intelligence services
01:26:01One of ours?
01:26:03Yeah
01:26:04Well, why wasn't I informed?
01:26:07Well, once we got a look on the signal I just prioritised
01:26:11Don't!
01:26:15What do you call the Dutch?
01:26:18Taxpayer
01:26:23Dear, it looks like your ear's begun to bleed
01:26:29What?
01:26:33Pete, aren't they the coordinates for the...
01:26:36Yeah, it is
01:26:40Fuck
01:26:45Fuck
01:26:58We're running out of time
01:27:03Sorry, you are running out of time
01:27:12What do you want to know?
01:27:18I saw the email
01:27:21The one Tariq Malim sent to Assad
01:27:26The one sent after you and your boss met Kasim at Rothbury Manor
01:27:36It wasn't my idea
01:27:41That's not important
01:27:45I just want to know why
01:27:49Sheikh Kasim was threatening to pull out of the deal
01:28:05US Navy SEALs raided a house on the outskirts of Zaranj
01:28:15King Abdullah's nephew Nadir was killed
01:28:21What's Sarah talking about?
01:28:23He wanted revenge
01:28:28Kasim asked Hammond to give up the position of the troops
01:28:35and carried out the attack
01:28:39But by that time, the SEALs were back on the USS Nimitz
01:28:49So Hammond gave up the unit at 31 North, 62 East instead
01:29:02She's delusional, she's...
01:29:07You're telling me Hammond sacrificed an SAS unit for the sake of some arms deal?
01:29:19Take that bitch out now!
01:29:22Davidson, you have 30 minutes
01:29:25I want a complete sweep, you understand?
01:29:29A complete sweep
01:29:33Captain Tate's just confirmed he's got a fix on the source of the transmission
01:29:37He's relocated now
01:29:39How long?
01:29:4010 minutes, sir
01:29:41Excellent
01:30:0210 minutes, sir
01:30:04The antidote will kick in pretty quickly
01:30:35Sir?
01:30:37Why do you think Hammond did it?
01:31:07Power?
01:31:10Personal ambition?
01:31:14Why do politicians do anything?
01:31:20I've lost the comm
01:31:22Well fix it
01:31:23And where's the satellite link?
01:31:25Not in position yet, sir
01:31:28To him, the lives of a handful of grunts was nothing compared to a deal that would guarantee his re-election
01:31:43And a nice little backhander on the side, no doubt
01:31:49Two in position
01:31:51Three in position
01:31:52Four in position
01:31:54In position
01:32:01You're free to go, there's a car parked round the corner
01:32:05No survivors
01:32:07Direction?
01:32:15Why'd you do it?
01:32:19For the British public
01:32:22To show them what bastards are running their country
01:32:33Stop!
01:32:35Stop!
01:32:41They're here
01:32:51Okay, I want you to put this on, it's just in case
01:33:02Stand by
01:33:05Stand by
01:33:07Go
01:33:10Jane, do everything I say and stay close
01:33:12Janine, I've lost the weber feed
01:33:15Go
01:33:27Captain, give me a status report
01:33:30Can confirm, two x-rays down
01:33:32Transmission has been terminated, I repeat, transmission has been terminated
01:33:36Returning to base
01:33:38Good man
01:33:39Good job, Captain
01:33:41Roger that
01:33:48It's done
01:33:52Yes, sir
01:33:54Right away, sir
01:33:57P.M. wants me for a press conference
01:33:59You tell Captain Tate to meet me there
01:34:00Yes, sir
01:34:03Captain Tate?
01:34:04Yeah
01:34:05Good work
01:34:06Is Davidson still with you?
01:34:08Press conference with the Prime Minister
01:34:10Yeah, he wants you to brief your team over there
01:34:12Roger that
01:34:19Let's go
01:34:27Ladies and gentlemen, following the events of the last 40 hours, the Prime Minister will now make a brief statement
01:34:36Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen
01:34:39At two o'clock this afternoon, the source of the broadcast that you've all been watching for the past couple of days was located
01:34:47An attempt was made to arrest the people responsible for the broadcasts
01:34:53Unfortunately, it was met with fierce resistance, and in the ensuing gun battle, two people were killed
01:35:03It is with great regret, I must tell you, that the team that entered the building found certain documents
01:35:12Documents which indicate that my one-time friend and associate, Miss Webber, arranged her own kidnapping
01:35:24Now, my colleagues and I have for some months now been concerned, concerned about Miss Webber's increasingly erratic behaviour
01:35:34Can you confirm the woman we saw in the broadcast was Captain Mandelson's sister, Kimberley?
01:35:43I can indeed confirm that, yes
01:35:46Paul
01:35:48Mr Prime Minister, can you deny the allegation that Captain Mandelson was actually set up?
01:35:54Paul, the MOD will publish a full inquiry into the events that took place, and I do not want to prejudice their findings
01:36:03But I have been privy to a preliminary copy of their report, which shows, I'm afraid, quite conclusively
01:36:12That the only person responsible for the death of those three soldiers was Captain Mandelson
01:36:19Any more questions?
01:36:21Yes, yes, yes, Camilla
01:36:23So just to clarify things, Prime Minister, you can confirm that both Sarah Webber and the late Captain Mandelson's sister, Kimberley, have been killed?
01:36:32Yes indeed, I can confirm
01:36:34And there's absolutely no truth in the claim that you sold out Captain Mandelson and her men to prevent King Abdullah pulling out of the arms deal?
01:36:44Categorically, I did not, not sell out this SAS unit at all
01:36:51But I will tell you something, though
01:36:53I am proud of that arms deal
01:36:55Eighty billion pounds will put money into our National Health Service
01:36:59That means more funding for our education system
01:37:03That means giving the youth of this country the opportunity to find work and enjoyment and labour
01:37:10And I am proud of that
01:37:17I'll go and wait round the back entrance
01:37:23I think I'll let you deal with this one
01:37:34Good luck
01:38:00You look like you've seen a ghost
01:38:03I thought you were dead
01:38:04No, no, no
01:38:06Hey
01:38:07Hey
01:38:08I suppose I can say this now
01:38:10I never thought your plan would work
01:38:12Well done
01:38:15So who died in the car crash?
01:38:19The woman the police found in Jill's car was an assassin
01:38:22Sent by Sheikh Hasim
01:38:25So when did you two set all this up?
01:38:28It wasn't just us
01:38:32Hammond will have to resign, of course
01:38:34He should be shot for what he did to a man
01:38:36Yeah, but he won't
01:38:38He'll end up as managing director of one of his buddy's companies
01:38:41Or be shipped off to Europe, given a few hundred grand to do bugger all
01:38:46Become a peace emissary
01:38:52Such is life
01:38:53Oh, you don't mind that King de Doula will be probably giving the French
01:38:56The £80 billion arms contract, do you?
01:39:02Right
01:39:03That I did what I had to do and shit happens, eh?
01:39:07What are you going to do now?
01:39:09I don't know
01:39:11I'll lie low for a bit, I guess
01:39:17Why don't you come and work for us?
01:39:19Why don't you come and work for us?
01:39:23Really?
01:39:24Yeah, really
01:39:27Why not?
01:39:29I've always fancied living in Paris
01:39:34Fuck
01:39:43Bravo
01:39:49To be continued
01:40:19To be continued
01:40:50Cinema chill
01:40:52Let's get stinkin'
01:40:55This tour's ended and I've stopped thinkin'
01:40:59Eyes wide open and nobody's blinkin'
01:41:03That's the way it goes
01:41:07Yeah, that's the way it goes
01:41:12Well, that's the way it goes
01:41:14But you don't see it clear
01:41:18You look into your rearview mirror
01:41:22Away you go with a dusty fright
01:41:26Your cheese and your shit are on the line
01:41:29It's still dry
01:41:31That's the way it goes
01:41:36That's the way it goes
01:41:47That's the way it goes
01:42:18That's the way it goes
01:42:33Cinema chill
01:42:35Here's for your sins
01:42:37They say that he who dares wins
01:42:42This ain't the end
01:42:44This is where it begins
01:42:47Yeah, that's the way it goes
01:42:52Well, that's the way it goes
01:42:54But you don't see it clear
01:42:57You look into your rearview mirror
01:43:02Away you go with a dusty fright
01:43:06Your cheese and your shit are on the line
01:43:09It's still dry
01:43:11That's the way it goes
01:43:14Oh, that's the way it goes
01:43:20That's the way it goes
01:43:22To the cold of the desert night
01:43:25That's the way it goes
01:43:27And you keep on keepin' on
01:43:30That's the way it goes
01:43:32Keep on keepin' on
01:43:35That's the way it goes
01:43:37Keep on, you're watchin' through the night
01:43:41Oh, that's the way it goes
01:43:48The way that you go
01:43:52The way you go
01:43:57The way you go