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Prime Minister.

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The government of Iran is accusing us

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of carrying out
an act of war against them.

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The price of oil is spiking as a
result.

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Unemployment is high and rising.

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The UK economy is increasingly
fragile

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and we still don't know
what's happened to Charles Flyte.

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I can think of one word
we might use, Mr Speaker.

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Chaos.
Hear, hear!

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First of all,
let me state this quite clearly.

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We have not committed
any act of war against Iran.

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And on the subject of the
investigation into the plane crash,

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both the Royal Navy and the United
States Navy are involved

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in the search for the flight
recorder.

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And without it, it's not possible
with any degree of certainty...

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Mr Speaker, perhaps the Prime
Minister would care to comment

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on the news just reaching us

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that PetroFex is said to be on the
verge of relocating to Poland?

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Order. Order!

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They're citing Government hostility
and the danger of further sabotage.

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And they've suspended
their offer of compensation

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for the destruction at Scarrow.

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But I could barely get Clark
to admit that he'd made it.

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Clark claims that your ambush at the
airport demonstrates a campaign

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to undermine the company's standing.

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Bollocks!

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All right.

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You get hold of Michael Rix
at Royal Caledonian.

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I'm going to freeze their fucking
assets

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until we decide the level of
compensation.

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Call Rix.

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You mentioned sabotage?

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Well, they say they've got evidence
of Dermot Matthews

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making an unauthorised entry to the
plant just prior to the explosion.

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Hello?

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'Ellis, you're still in touch
with Jade Matthews, I believe. '

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Yeah. Listen, I've just tried my luck
with the Chief of Defence Staff.

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Surprise, surprise,
he didn't want to talk to me.

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'What about?'

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About drone fuel. What else?

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'Look, about the Matthews family... '

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PetroFex are claiming that her husband
may have committed an act of sabotage.

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Can you have a word with her
and see what she knows?

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All right. Then you and me
are going to sit down

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and have this interview for this
profile. Is that the deal?

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Yes, yes. Yes, thank you.

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Bye-bye.

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Whose idea was it to throw the
Iranians out of their embassy?

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Prime Minister.

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General, I thought I'd made it clear
that you'd been relieved of your post.

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This will be my final briefing,
Prime Minister.

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Now, it's in Afghanistan or it's in
Iran.

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Which is it?

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The border there has historically
been slightly ill-defined.

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The topography means
that it's hard to be precise.

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Can I ask why not one of you

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even mentioned the proximity
of the border before?

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The drones are programmed to alert us
to any territorial infringements.

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Ah. Then it can't
have crossed the border?

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There's... a small possibility

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that the missile did.

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I stress, a small possibility.

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Now, it is election time in Iran.
In all probability,

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the hard-liners are sabre-rattling
for electoral advantage.

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They'd be fools making a claim like
that without foundation.

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They'd look bigger fools if we showed
them what a real act of war looked like.

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Might do the modernisers a favour -
a well-placed Cruise missile or two.

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Is that why they stopped?

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Because they thought they were safe?

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They stopped to pray.

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Because they believed
they were safe, across the border?

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Is that it?

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Prime Minister...

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Do we have men on the ground there?

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We've got Special Ops not far away,
but, um...

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But they can check it out...

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if it's on the wrong side
of the fucking border?

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Good luck.

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You'll need it, believe me.

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And how's the search
for the black box going, General?

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It's very deep there, Prime Minister.

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The ocean.

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We're going to play this down.

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The Iranians will want to build it
up.

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That's not going to happen.

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I can't stand stainless steel.
It's like pissing in a lift.

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Do that a lot, do you, Felix?

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Paul Clark, um...

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.. he says there's nothing we can do
to stop them going to Poland.

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The bank, they've...
they've frozen the assets?

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Christ!

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Sir Michael...

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Prime Minister. My flight to Davos
is in less than two hours.

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Understood. Please, take a seat.

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You're in a hurry and neither of us
has anything to hide.

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Please.

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So, where have you put the money,
Sir Michael?

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We're discussing the PetroFex
account?

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You've disappeared their assets.

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A multinational like PetroFex
has constant call on its holding.

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Capital is a very mobile resource
these days, and for good reason.

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They needed the money somewhere else
and you shifted it for them.

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It's a click of the mouse,
no great strength required.

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You didn't think it odd
that they would suddenly want

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to expatriate
nearly three billion in sterling?

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We're a bank.

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We act under instruction.

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We perform our fiduciary duty.

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But you knew, and you personally.

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This mouse click wasn't done
by Trevor in Accounts.

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Your bank is the company's
biggest shareholder, am I right?

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That much you can read
in the company prospectus.

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And as their biggest shareholder,

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you'd expect to have influence
over their major decisions?

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I'm going to be late.

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Do you know
who the company prospectus gives

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as your bank's biggest shareholder,
Sir Michael?

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Me. The British Government.
The British people.

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And what we'd like you to do
is click that little mouse

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and repatriate that three billion.

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That's not how the world works,
Prime Minister.

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Then maybe we need to address that
too.

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Tom? Your alfresco summit's
got Twitter all aflutter!

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Did you speak to Jade Matthews?

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I'll tell you when I get back from
Davos.

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"God, the whole world is in Davos."

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Well, Paul Clark is, anyway.

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Well, I don't think
he's going to talk to you.

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"That's not what he told me."

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So... So what did she say?

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"The cab's here."

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Dermot had an accident at work
about a year ago.

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He was inside one of the fuel tanks
cleaning it when it started to fill up.

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'He nearly drowned in the stuff. '

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The drone fuel?

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'Yeah. He wasn't a saboteur, Tom.
I can tell you that much. '

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'And you're still trying to speak
to General Munnery?'

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'And you're still trying to speak
to General Munnery?'

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'I've got to go.
I'll speak to you soon. '

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Ellis Kane. What do you know about
her?

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Are you sleeping with her, Tom?

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I'd love to know
where you think I get the time.

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Apologies for dispensing
with the niceties.

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She's the sort of woman
men like to impress.

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Men like you.

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Is she?

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Yes. Tough, independent,
knowledgeable.

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Thank you.

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Like all journalists,
she only cares about one thing.

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The story.

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No, it's a consequence
of... Michael... listen to me!

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Er, vodka and tonic, please.

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Er, vodka and tonic, please.
Sure.

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< The failure of the banking system
as a whole.

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Someone to shoot your mouth off to,
right?

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I think you should keep your mouth
shut.

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Did she give you
special dispensation, Tom?

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Face time with the disreputable
Mr Fossett?

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Trouble in paradise?

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You're early.

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I told you something once.

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About Bosnia.

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You did.

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Just wondering...

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if it's out there?

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Why?

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General Munnery. Things he said.

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Such as?

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And a journalist.

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Always trouble.

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Talking to him.

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Well, trying to.

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And you're wondering
if I've been indiscreet?

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Well, you are the one
who told me about Nightlight.

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In confidence.

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Are you so sure about what you say
and what you don't say these days?

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Excuse me?

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Drop the indignation.
I don't have time for it.

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Aren't we high and mighty these
days?

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You keep pushing that, don't you?

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Not guilty. Can I go now, please,
Prime Minister?

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Maybe you should stop
feeling sorry for yourself.

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You could die a bitter old drunk.

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We'll have to start
charging you rent, Tony. >

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If you're taking up residence.

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What's that?

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A leggy blonde came in
in a flame-red, polka-dot dress.

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Said she had a penchant
for maudlin drunks.

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Hang on, sorry, I'm mistaken.

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It was a brown-eyed girl,
sort of clever-looking.

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Mind you, I quite like that.
I quite like a clever one.

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Excuse me!

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Bad influence, am I? Is that it?

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Good night, Tony.

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I'm not allowed
on little Tommy's trampoline?

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Come on... Where?

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Make a fool of me? Huh?

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Ah. Yeah?

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Come on, come on.

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Argh!

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Where is it? Where would you put...?

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All this time!

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Think. Think!

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Come on...

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Agh!

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Your company put Dermot Matthews
on a bonus package,

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provided he kept quiet
about an accident.

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You promised to take care of his
family and assigned him a doctor,

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so if he did have
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he could keep them in-house.

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Dermot went to his GP, though,
and his GP asked him

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to get hold of a sample of the stuff
that he nearly drowned in.

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According to Jade,

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the only reason why he was there
the day of the explosion

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is because
he was going to get that sample.

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That's a good story.

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But I can get you a better one.

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What do you mean,
you can get me a better one?

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"Tom Dawkins, the Army Years. "

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Get this lady a drink.

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Aaaaarrggh!

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Chaos on the Tube and gridlock
threatened on the roads this morning

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as the underground networks
in London, Newcastle and Glasgow

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suffer a total shutdown.

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In other news this morning, the
markets opened significantly lower...

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The Tube companies are saying

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their bank won't sanction Oyster
transactions or card payments.

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If they open the gates,
it'll be mayhem.

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Which bank?

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-RCB.
-You're joking.

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Get Felix in here.

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Tell Gina Hayes to pass it off
as a bank blunder

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before they start to blame us.

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They'll be cackling
into their croissants in Davos.

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Any news from Iran?

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It's gone quiet.

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Small mercies.

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Oh, Lee...

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Ros Yelland?

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What about her?

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Can you get her to come and see me

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before she meets
the Iranian Foreign Minister?

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Hear that?

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Ah, Felix.

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What can you tell me?

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I had a word with Sir Michael.

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Really?
I was told that he was in a meeting.

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He's looking into it.

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How welldoyou know him?

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Our wives are very good friends,
on the same charity board.

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Oh.

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Well, coincidence or otherwise,

254
00:18:23,088 --> 00:18:25,567
I bollock him
about the PetroFex assets

255
00:18:25,568 --> 00:18:28,768
and the following day,
his bank paralyses the Tube system.

256
00:18:28,769 --> 00:18:29,808
Tom...

257
00:18:29,809 --> 00:18:33,808
Perhaps you could have
your wife askhiswife.

258
00:18:34,449 --> 00:18:37,049
You're going to have to go back
to the Bank of England, Felix.

259
00:18:37,050 --> 00:18:39,969
I want them to guarantee the
underground companies' transactions,

260
00:18:39,970 --> 00:18:42,250
so that we can get
the trains moving again.

261
00:18:42,251 --> 00:18:43,570
You know what the Governor will say.

262
00:18:43,571 --> 00:18:46,050
The Bank of England
is independent of Government.

263
00:18:46,051 --> 00:18:48,170
Well, if RCB wants
to throw its weight around,

264
00:18:48,171 --> 00:18:50,891
they've got to understand
that we can fight back.

265
00:18:50,892 --> 00:18:54,291
But RCB will have this sorted before the
Bank of England's even out of first gear.

266
00:18:58,013 --> 00:19:02,012
Tube's up and running.

267
00:19:05,574 --> 00:19:07,613
Rush hour's over.

268
00:19:07,614 --> 00:19:09,893
It's a gentle poke
in the bloody ribs.

269
00:19:09,894 --> 00:19:12,094
We need resolution, Tom, on Iran

270
00:19:12,095 --> 00:19:15,014
and on this spat
with the Royal Caledonian.

271
00:19:15,015 --> 00:19:19,015
The pound's already under pressure
and now RCB's dumping sterling.

272
00:19:19,696 --> 00:19:21,655
And then what?

273
00:19:21,656 --> 00:19:25,535
The Bank of England will sell
foreign reserves to prop it up.

274
00:19:25,536 --> 00:19:29,536
But it won't last for ever.

275
00:19:30,817 --> 00:19:32,696
Right.

276
00:19:32,697 --> 00:19:34,736
Sound out the IMF.

277
00:19:34,737 --> 00:19:38,737
Say that I want to talk
about underwriting sterling.

278
00:19:38,898 --> 00:19:40,578
Well, they want their pound of flesh

279
00:19:40,579 --> 00:19:42,337
and they want you
to lay off the banks.

280
00:19:42,338 --> 00:19:46,298
And you should issue an apology.

281
00:19:46,299 --> 00:19:48,299
I'll talk to Rix.

282
00:19:48,300 --> 00:19:52,298
He's in Davos.

283
00:20:13,363 --> 00:20:14,722
Have you got that package?

284
00:20:14,723 --> 00:20:17,942
I thought it was a
bit early for you.

285
00:20:17,963 --> 00:20:20,763
-Have you?
-All right, don't panic.

286
00:20:20,764 --> 00:20:24,203
Does that thing work?

287
00:20:24,204 --> 00:20:28,204
Just do the coffee.

288
00:20:40,446 --> 00:20:43,565
Is this a good place to be
if you're not drinking?

289
00:20:43,566 --> 00:20:47,566
I'm drinking coffee... or I would be
if you'd hurry the fuck up.

290
00:20:48,527 --> 00:20:51,846
Makes some people tetchy, Tony,
going on the wagon.

291
00:20:51,847 --> 00:20:55,847
But you must be the exception.

292
00:21:31,493 --> 00:21:33,772
Just go easy. That's all.

293
00:21:33,773 --> 00:21:35,853
We're playing the long game.

294
00:21:35,854 --> 00:21:39,853
You go easy too, this time.
With Rix.

295
00:21:40,214 --> 00:21:44,215
Since we're handing out advice.

296
00:21:59,177 --> 00:22:01,336
Your Wi-Fi's rubbish.

297
00:22:01,337 --> 00:22:05,336
I preferred you when you were
drinking.

298
00:22:09,257 --> 00:22:12,457
#... And I caressed her, kissed her

299
00:22:12,458 --> 00:22:16,458
# Told her I'd die before
I would let her out of my arms... #

300
00:22:19,019 --> 00:22:23,019
#.. only 24 hours from Tulsa

301
00:22:24,700 --> 00:22:28,700
# Only one day away from your arms

302
00:22:30,141 --> 00:22:32,940
# I hate to do this to you... #

303
00:22:35,020 --> 00:22:36,661
#.. I love somebody new

304
00:22:36,662 --> 00:22:39,261
# What can I do... #

305
00:22:39,262 --> 00:22:42,941
So the Iranian Foreign Secretary
might once have had an affair

306
00:22:42,942 --> 00:22:44,782
with his wife's sister?

307
00:22:44,783 --> 00:22:46,822
How's that going to help me?

308
00:22:46,823 --> 00:22:48,942
I'm not suggesting you mention it.

309
00:22:48,943 --> 00:22:52,943
And what will his secret service
be telling him about me?

310
00:22:53,184 --> 00:22:57,184
That you're sleeping
with the Prime Minister's PPS?

311
00:22:57,305 --> 00:22:59,703
That you rate your chances
very highly,

312
00:22:59,704 --> 00:23:01,904
should Tom Dawkins self-destruct?

313
00:23:01,905 --> 00:23:05,905
The chances of which
seem to be increasing by the hour.

314
00:23:06,625 --> 00:23:10,625
Oh, that's clever.

315
00:23:10,626 --> 00:23:12,906
That's very clever.

316
00:23:12,907 --> 00:23:14,225
What you found?

317
00:23:14,226 --> 00:23:17,305
I've found a battery...

318
00:23:17,306 --> 00:23:21,307
.. where no battery's
supposed to be.

319
00:23:31,028 --> 00:23:35,028
Show this to your opposite number...
if an opportunity arises.

320
00:23:35,790 --> 00:23:37,749
Who is it?

321
00:23:37,750 --> 00:23:39,828
His name's Sami Sharour.

322
00:23:39,829 --> 00:23:42,549
He was on the plane
with Charles Flyte.

323
00:23:42,550 --> 00:23:45,070
And, er...

324
00:23:45,071 --> 00:23:49,070
.. he may have been working
for the Iranians.

325
00:23:57,032 --> 00:23:58,991
Sir?What?

326
00:23:58,992 --> 00:24:01,832
The biometric database
has been compromised.

327
00:24:01,833 --> 00:24:04,272
And you're telling me why?

328
00:24:04,273 --> 00:24:08,272
Because the subject
was Sami Sharour.

329
00:24:14,194 --> 00:24:15,993
Apparently there
was a lack of clarity

330
00:24:15,994 --> 00:24:18,595
over which assets
you wanted frozen.

331
00:24:18,596 --> 00:24:22,594
The... knock-on effect impacted
on the tube company's systems.

332
00:24:22,995 --> 00:24:26,995
Tom...

333
00:24:27,716 --> 00:24:31,716
I'm, um...

334
00:24:35,637 --> 00:24:38,756
Ros Yelland.

335
00:24:38,757 --> 00:24:42,157
I know.

336
00:24:42,158 --> 00:24:44,557
What's the arrangement?

337
00:24:44,558 --> 00:24:47,718
Well, we... chat and...

338
00:24:47,719 --> 00:24:50,598
Chat?

339
00:24:50,599 --> 00:24:54,599
You whisper sweet nothings in her ear
about what I'm doing?

340
00:24:56,640 --> 00:24:59,879
Get your phone out. Call her.

341
00:24:59,880 --> 00:25:02,040
Tell her that I know...

342
00:25:02,041 --> 00:25:04,440
and that you're saying goodbye.

343
00:25:04,441 --> 00:25:08,440
Or you find someone else to work for.

344
00:25:09,721 --> 00:25:11,361
So the waiter thinks, "Hang on,

345
00:25:11,362 --> 00:25:13,361
"I won't give him back
the whole fiver.

346
00:25:13,362 --> 00:25:15,402
"I'll give the three of them
?1 each. "

347
00:25:15,403 --> 00:25:17,761
So the three diners
have spent?9 each, right?

348
00:25:17,762 --> 00:25:18,802
So the three diners have
spent?9 each, right? Right.

349
00:25:18,803 --> 00:25:20,762
Which is?27, yeah?

350
00:25:20,763 --> 00:25:22,122
Right.

351
00:25:22,123 --> 00:25:25,122
The waiter pockets two, right?

352
00:25:25,123 --> 00:25:26,162
Right.

353
00:25:26,163 --> 00:25:29,443
So, that's 29. So, where's the other
pound gone? There was 30.

354
00:25:29,444 --> 00:25:33,443
Michael, just discreetly stick this
laptop under the counter, would you?

355
00:25:37,246 --> 00:25:41,244
You any good at maths?

356
00:26:05,409 --> 00:26:09,248
Then he asked for a vodka martini,
which is pretty rare these days.

357
00:26:09,249 --> 00:26:11,289
Looked a bit like, um...
What's his name?

358
00:26:11,290 --> 00:26:13,049
I'm off. Oh, here...

359
00:26:13,050 --> 00:26:17,049
Don't be leaving
your stamp album here again.

360
00:26:17,570 --> 00:26:21,571
Philatelist!

361
00:26:24,771 --> 00:26:27,050
Mr Foreign Minister,
good to meet you.

362
00:26:27,051 --> 00:26:31,051
I wonder if you know who that is?

363
00:26:37,574 --> 00:26:41,572
Should I?

364
00:27:45,422 --> 00:27:49,422
We're all in.

365
00:27:56,744 --> 00:28:00,422
Michael, the last time
that we met at Downing Street,

366
00:28:00,423 --> 00:28:03,424
I was...

367
00:28:03,425 --> 00:28:07,184
"Michael" or "Sir Michael"?

368
00:28:07,185 --> 00:28:09,823
Sir Michael, of course. Jesus.

369
00:28:09,824 --> 00:28:13,825
Sir Michael, the last time
that we met at Downing Street,

370
00:28:14,746 --> 00:28:18,665
I was perhaps a little...

371
00:28:18,666 --> 00:28:19,906
What?

372
00:28:19,907 --> 00:28:21,146
Intemperate?

373
00:28:21,147 --> 00:28:23,186
Intemperate. Perfect.

374
00:28:23,187 --> 00:28:27,186
Yes, may the good Lord in his wisdom
preserve us from the intemperate.

375
00:28:29,628 --> 00:28:33,347
Steel yourselves.

376
00:28:34,548 --> 00:28:36,708
Tom, the Ros thing...

377
00:28:36,709 --> 00:28:40,708
It's forgotten, Lee.

378
00:28:42,629 --> 00:28:46,629
Have you lost interest
in this profile?

379
00:28:46,991 --> 00:28:48,390
We were actually
just getting ready...

380
00:28:48,391 --> 00:28:52,389
We were actually just getting ready...
Sorry, Tom, I really need to talk to you.

381
00:29:20,235 --> 00:29:23,234
Does he know
something about you, Tom?

382
00:29:23,235 --> 00:29:27,234
Because...
that's what I'm being told.

383
00:29:28,316 --> 00:29:30,435
Do you know what this job is like?

384
00:29:30,436 --> 00:29:34,315
It's like being under the knife
without anaesthetic, 24/7.

385
00:29:34,316 --> 00:29:36,356
So give me your version.

386
00:29:36,357 --> 00:29:40,356
There is no version.

387
00:29:40,717 --> 00:29:44,716
I've... I've nothing to tell you.

388
00:29:47,158 --> 00:29:51,157
This is your chance, Tom.

389
00:29:53,880 --> 00:29:55,918
There is no story.

390
00:29:55,919 --> 00:29:59,318
I can see it in your eyes.

391
00:29:59,319 --> 00:30:03,319
There's nothing there.

392
00:30:10,881 --> 00:30:14,003
Now, if you'll excuse me...

393
00:30:25,983 --> 00:30:28,863
Do you think, Sir Michael,
that my intemperance

394
00:30:28,864 --> 00:30:32,863
has contributed to the
destabilisation of the markets?

395
00:30:33,824 --> 00:30:37,824
Vulture funds are almost certainly
playing silly buggers in the CDS market.

396
00:30:41,105 --> 00:30:45,105
The people of the United Kingdom have
poured 50 billion into your bank.

397
00:30:45,186 --> 00:30:49,185
Do you think that merits any kind of
consideration of the public interest?

398
00:30:49,626 --> 00:30:51,665
In an ideal world I'd agree,

399
00:30:51,666 --> 00:30:54,666
but I'm afraid the bank
has only one duty.

400
00:30:54,667 --> 00:30:56,786
To act in the shareholders'
interests.

401
00:30:56,787 --> 00:30:58,747
Oh, good.

402
00:30:58,748 --> 00:31:01,266
We represent 88% of them.

403
00:31:01,267 --> 00:31:03,547
All the shareholders.

404
00:31:03,548 --> 00:31:07,547
Politics is parochial,
Prime Minister. Finance is global.

405
00:31:07,748 --> 00:31:10,547
Yes, but you're headquartered
in my jurisdiction.

406
00:31:10,548 --> 00:31:14,029
Oh, we could up and go tomorrow.

407
00:31:14,030 --> 00:31:18,028
You see, that's the kind of remark that
stokes my intemperance, Sir Michael.

408
00:31:22,791 --> 00:31:25,509
You invested 50 billion...

409
00:31:25,510 --> 00:31:28,631
.. and OK, granted, that buys you
some influence with my bank,

410
00:31:28,632 --> 00:31:30,311
but what I'm saying is,

411
00:31:30,312 --> 00:31:34,311
if you were to press that case,
we'd get very jittery.

412
00:31:34,352 --> 00:31:37,272
And so would the rest of the banks.

413
00:31:37,273 --> 00:31:39,912
And if we're jittery,
our share price falls.

414
00:31:39,913 --> 00:31:41,952
And if our share price falls,

415
00:31:41,953 --> 00:31:45,953
your 50 billion investment
goes down the toilet.

416
00:31:46,354 --> 00:31:50,353
And any influence you might have had
over the bank goes with it.

417
00:31:51,114 --> 00:31:53,674
So you're saying that we
have influence

418
00:31:53,675 --> 00:31:55,954
so long as
we don't expect to use it?

419
00:31:55,955 --> 00:31:59,954
If you like.

420
00:32:42,241 --> 00:32:44,280
Ah, Mr Mukerjee.

421
00:32:44,281 --> 00:32:46,560
Prime Minister.
Please, call me Tom.

422
00:32:46,561 --> 00:32:49,001
Then it's Jitin.

423
00:32:49,002 --> 00:32:53,001
I... I read your report.

424
00:32:53,322 --> 00:32:56,442
Our two countries
have a long history together.

425
00:32:56,443 --> 00:32:59,442
Yes, they do.

426
00:32:59,443 --> 00:33:03,443
And a very amicable future,
I would have said.

427
00:33:04,364 --> 00:33:08,363
Are we going to get
our hands dirty, Tom?

428
00:33:20,006 --> 00:33:23,285
I've decided you're on my side.

429
00:33:23,286 --> 00:33:27,285
Everyone else might have given up on
me, but I've still got, well...

430
00:33:27,766 --> 00:33:31,767
.. you.

431
00:33:31,768 --> 00:33:35,166
So if I understand you right...

432
00:33:35,167 --> 00:33:39,168
.. you're wondering if this fella
here, Sami Sharour...

433
00:33:40,729 --> 00:33:44,727
.. was on the fatal flight
with our ex-Prime Minister.

434
00:33:45,008 --> 00:33:48,049
And you're wondering...

435
00:33:48,050 --> 00:33:51,728
.. why he wasn't on the manifest.

436
00:33:51,729 --> 00:33:55,330
And I presume you're also wondering

437
00:33:55,331 --> 00:33:59,329
if he had something to do
with the plane going down.

438
00:34:01,731 --> 00:34:03,691
So...

439
00:34:03,692 --> 00:34:07,010
something you might not know...

440
00:34:07,011 --> 00:34:11,012
There's a history of fundamentalism
in his family.

441
00:34:11,973 --> 00:34:15,972
Apparently not him, though.

442
00:34:16,893 --> 00:34:19,092
And he was...

443
00:34:19,093 --> 00:34:21,813
He was arrested in 2011

444
00:34:21,814 --> 00:34:25,813
for throwing a rock through
the window of a New York madrasah.

445
00:34:27,534 --> 00:34:29,415
What the CIA would probably call...

446
00:34:29,416 --> 00:34:33,414
.. "links with radical Islam".

447
00:34:34,015 --> 00:34:38,016
I'm only doing this for you.

448
00:34:40,416 --> 00:34:44,056
You've come to hear me talk
on the mission's criteria,

449
00:34:44,057 --> 00:34:48,056
but first, a few words from the
British Prime Minister, Tom Dawkins.

450
00:35:02,219 --> 00:35:06,219
Good evening.

451
00:35:06,540 --> 00:35:09,899
I'm hearing a lot about banks
upping sticks

452
00:35:09,900 --> 00:35:12,339
and leaving the City of London,

453
00:35:12,340 --> 00:35:16,340
no doubt to a financial centre
near you.

454
00:35:16,581 --> 00:35:19,621
But before you welcome them with
open arms, I want you to remember

455
00:35:19,622 --> 00:35:22,701
that it was the British people...

456
00:35:22,702 --> 00:35:26,701
.. who ploughed tens of billions
into these banks in 2008.

457
00:35:29,183 --> 00:35:30,582
In return for this bailout,

458
00:35:30,583 --> 00:35:33,462
they promised that they
would lend to small businesses.

459
00:35:33,463 --> 00:35:37,463
Well, did they lend to small
businesses like they promised?

460
00:35:38,384 --> 00:35:40,743
Excuse my French, but did they fuck!

461
00:35:56,827 --> 00:35:58,146
'So...

462
00:35:58,147 --> 00:36:01,305
'there's something in these photos
that you didn't see,

463
00:36:01,306 --> 00:36:05,307
'clever as you are.

464
00:36:11,949 --> 00:36:14,508
'I've decided you're on my side.

465
00:36:14,509 --> 00:36:18,507
'Everyone else might have given up
on me, but I've still got, well...

466
00:36:18,789 --> 00:36:21,629
'you. '

467
00:36:21,630 --> 00:36:25,069
What you missed was the bottle.

468
00:36:25,070 --> 00:36:27,909
First, it was in the baggage truck.

469
00:36:27,910 --> 00:36:29,830
Then it wasn't.

470
00:36:29,831 --> 00:36:33,830
And then it was.

471
00:36:33,951 --> 00:36:37,751
So...

472
00:36:37,752 --> 00:36:41,752
Did that harm it, did that damage
it, falling off like that?

473
00:36:42,752 --> 00:36:45,712
What was in it?
Some of that drone fuel?

474
00:36:45,713 --> 00:36:46,912
Why?

475
00:36:56,275 --> 00:36:58,313
Any thoughts...

476
00:36:58,314 --> 00:37:00,273
clever girl?

477
00:37:39,640 --> 00:37:43,639
Who's there?

478
00:37:51,521 --> 00:37:55,521
Ugh!

479
00:38:02,724 --> 00:38:05,722
'He was arrested in 2011

480
00:38:05,723 --> 00:38:09,723
'for throwing a rock through
the window of a New York madrasah.

481
00:38:11,365 --> 00:38:13,723
'What the CIA would probably call...

482
00:38:13,724 --> 00:38:17,724
.. "links with radical Islam". '

483
00:38:18,325 --> 00:38:20,604
'I'm only doing this for you. '

484
00:38:20,605 --> 00:38:24,525
And I've been told that if I meddle in
the affairs of the Royal Caledonian Bank,

485
00:38:24,526 --> 00:38:27,245
I'm going to jeopardise
the national shareholding.

486
00:38:27,246 --> 00:38:30,686
But it seems to me that
the national shareholding

487
00:38:30,687 --> 00:38:33,206
is valueless for the foreseeable
future,

488
00:38:33,207 --> 00:38:35,926
so here's what I'm going to do.

489
00:38:35,927 --> 00:38:39,727
I propose to buy up the remaining
shares and transform the bank

490
00:38:39,728 --> 00:38:43,487
into an engine of prosperity...

491
00:38:43,488 --> 00:38:46,768
.. promoting business,
particularly small business,

492
00:38:46,769 --> 00:38:50,768
and generate employment,
especially among young people.

493
00:39:01,170 --> 00:39:03,210
Where's your phone, Tony?

494
00:39:03,211 --> 00:39:07,211
An Englishman's home is his castle.
You can't just barge in.

495
00:39:18,732 --> 00:39:20,332
Where is it?

496
00:39:20,333 --> 00:39:22,733
What's going on
at the back of my head?

497
00:39:22,734 --> 00:39:26,732
It's...

498
00:39:32,855 --> 00:39:34,573
You've broken my fucking skull,

499
00:39:34,574 --> 00:39:38,135
you animal... Ugh!

500
00:39:38,136 --> 00:39:40,735
'Who's there?

501
00:39:40,736 --> 00:39:41,854
'Ugh!'

502
00:39:43,416 --> 00:39:44,775
'Ugh!'

503
00:39:51,777 --> 00:39:53,936
'What did I ever do to you?'

504
00:39:53,937 --> 00:39:57,937
Ugh!

505
00:39:58,818 --> 00:40:01,537
Aagh...

506
00:40:01,538 --> 00:40:04,178
Tell me where the phone is.

507
00:40:04,179 --> 00:40:06,218
Agh!

508
00:40:06,219 --> 00:40:07,698
Arrgh!

509
00:40:07,699 --> 00:40:10,498
'No, no! No!'

510
00:40:10,499 --> 00:40:13,140
Ughh!

511
00:40:13,141 --> 00:40:14,219
Your phone.

512
00:40:14,220 --> 00:40:17,739
Aargh!

513
00:40:19,781 --> 00:40:21,541
Tony?

514
00:40:21,542 --> 00:40:23,260
What's going on in there?

515
00:40:24,781 --> 00:40:26,381
Are you all right?

516
00:40:26,382 --> 00:40:28,421
Arrgh!

517
00:40:28,422 --> 00:40:32,421
Shall I call the police?

518
00:40:36,943 --> 00:40:40,943
I'm gonna call the police.

519
00:40:51,385 --> 00:40:55,384
So, in the event that the pound
comes under further attack,

520
00:40:55,746 --> 00:40:59,745
I have arranged with my friends
in the Indian government

521
00:40:59,786 --> 00:41:02,265
to underwrite sterling.

522
00:41:03,307 --> 00:41:06,586
And to the IMF I say,
sorry to disappoint,

523
00:41:06,587 --> 00:41:08,906
but we won't be needing
you after all.

524
00:41:08,907 --> 00:41:10,587
But in return for what?

525
00:41:10,588 --> 00:41:14,587
That's a very good question.

526
00:41:18,429 --> 00:41:21,468
Clever as you are, you know...

527
00:41:21,469 --> 00:41:24,268
.. if you've spotted it,
someone else has too.

528
00:41:24,269 --> 00:41:26,629
So, the question is,

529
00:41:26,630 --> 00:41:30,629
why don't they say
something about it?

530
00:41:32,831 --> 00:41:36,629
I'll tell Tommy... like you wanted.

531
00:41:36,630 --> 00:41:38,470
Huh?

532
00:41:38,471 --> 00:41:42,471
We'll show him what we can do,
the two of us.

533
00:41:47,433 --> 00:41:51,432
He's going to need
all the help you can get.

534
00:41:58,714 --> 00:42:02,713
Are you listening?

535
00:42:03,635 --> 00:42:05,154
Are you?

536
00:42:05,155 --> 00:42:07,794
India has a 300-year supply of coal

537
00:42:07,795 --> 00:42:11,795
and 400 million people
without electricity.

538
00:42:12,116 --> 00:42:14,915
They need power, now, nationwide.

539
00:42:14,916 --> 00:42:17,835
The United Kingdom
has two million people unemployed,

540
00:42:17,836 --> 00:42:21,596
a world-leading role
in renewables technology,

541
00:42:21,597 --> 00:42:25,596
and, as of today, a bank
dedicated to putting those people

542
00:42:25,637 --> 00:42:28,356
and that technology to work.

543
00:42:28,357 --> 00:42:32,358
The new Royal Caledonian Bank
will fund on a massive scale.

544
00:42:34,278 --> 00:42:37,719
Yes, on a massive scale.

545
00:42:37,720 --> 00:42:41,718
A joint British and Indian research,
development and production project

546
00:42:42,319 --> 00:42:44,238
based in the United Kingdom

547
00:42:44,239 --> 00:42:48,240
with the sole aim
of creating a renewable alternative

548
00:42:48,601 --> 00:42:51,719
to the Indian reliance on coal.

549
00:42:51,720 --> 00:42:55,641
At the same time,
the United Kingdom will withdraw

550
00:42:55,642 --> 00:42:59,641
from all international agreements
coercing India

551
00:43:00,042 --> 00:43:03,282
into fixed timetables
on climate change reduction

552
00:43:03,283 --> 00:43:07,002
until they have achieved
national electrification.

553
00:43:11,123 --> 00:43:15,123
He needs to know what we... found.

554
00:43:17,524 --> 00:43:21,525
Tommy does.

555
00:43:28,165 --> 00:43:32,165
I need to know you're listening.

556
00:43:33,206 --> 00:43:37,206
Are you?

557
00:43:51,969 --> 00:43:55,968
Clever girl.

558
00:43:59,000 --> 00:44:04,000
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