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00:00I thought you might be in a position to help.
00:01Jason Granger.
00:02That was quick.
00:03I just need you back on things.
00:04No more Miriam, no more Michael.
00:06I'm not working on that case.
00:08Defund the police! Defund the police!
00:10I'm still needed it!
00:11By whom?
00:12By him, Ron!
00:13Following us?
00:15Stalking, more like.
00:16Granger, Tanner, Michael.
00:17Something's off, man.
00:18What do you want, man?
00:19Some guy was just there and then he just jumped at Eli.
00:22Okay, he may not be yours but he needs you.
00:23Well, you know what? Just get out of my face, man.
00:25Just back off!
00:26Mind yourself, Pierre.
00:28Oi, who are you?
00:31Thank you all for being here today.
00:35It means more than I can say, you know.
00:41I've spent the last few weeks feeling helpless.
00:46You all know what I'm speaking about, don't you?
00:48That ache of wanting to do something but not knowing what or how.
00:54Well, this is our how.
00:55Coming down here and demanding justice for my nephew, Michael.
00:59Yes!
00:59Justice!
01:00Justice!
01:01Now, I'm not going to stay silent anymore.
01:03What's a lie on his name?
01:05Before his body was even cold, rumors started saying he was dealing drugs.
01:10Not true!
01:10Saying it was gang related.
01:13Not true!
01:14Why are the police so keen to push this narrative?
01:17Unless they've got something to hide.
01:18Madam, you're going to have to move along.
01:20So we've got the right to protest, right?
01:22Yes!
01:22But you're on police premises blocking the entrance and the exit where you're going to have to move along
01:26I will move on my time not on your time. You're obstructing police business. You're going to have to take
01:30your protest elsewhere
01:31Every day you disrupt us
01:34Every day you come into our neighbourhood, stop and search our boys, patrolling our estates, killing our children
01:42You're going to have to move
01:43Give your hand to Tanner
01:46Why don't you bring that Tanner, eh? I want to speak with Tanner
01:50I want to speak with Tanner
01:52I'm going to need some backup out here
01:54Why don't you bring Tanner out here?
02:05I can see you, you know
02:09You're still finding it difficult to chew
02:10You're not staring at me, I'm fine
02:12Honestly, it's not a big deal
02:17I'm going Shelly's
02:18What for?
02:21Shelly can come here, you're not going there
02:23I've been home for three days, I need to get out
02:25Yeah
02:28Okay, you can go there but nowhere else
02:29Why are you treating me like I'm some sort of prisoner?
02:31This isn't a prison
02:32What's how it feels like?
02:32Well, it's a bloody nice prison to have as a...
02:34Okay, should we all...
02:35What, because you had such a hard life growing up
02:36This isn't a competition
02:37Look, Dad, I know how much of a disappointment I am to you, okay?
02:42Where does...
02:43Where does...
02:44You're not a disappointment, son
02:46So why do I feel like one every time I talk to you?
02:51You gonna take that?
02:57I'm going Shelly's, man
02:58You can't stop me
02:58Eli, no
02:59Whoa!
03:00Eli!
03:06Did I handle that badly?
03:09He's an adult now, we can't force him to do anything
03:12You think he's okay?
03:13Yes, I think he's okay, I think he's been mugged
03:15It's hard for a man
03:17Well, it's...
03:17Hard for anyone
03:18Yes, but in a particular way
03:22I think he thinks he should have protected Shelly
03:25Oh, that's ridiculous
03:26If you were with me and the same thing happened, how would you feel?
03:29Hmm?
03:29I'm not saying that's how it should be
03:30I'm just saying that's how it is
03:32Don't push him away
03:34I hear you
03:36I'm sorry, see, I've got up
03:37Go on
03:43Brenda, I'm sorry
03:45What?
03:47For what?
03:48For what?
03:49Oh, okay
03:50Okay, I'll be there
03:54Brenda's been arrested
03:57Michael's aunt?
03:58I know who Brenda is
03:59And Michael
04:01I do have a job, see
04:02I know
04:03You have a job
04:04You also have a family
04:11Hey, Ronnie, come in
04:12What is that smell?
04:14Have you got Aki on the go?
04:15Yeah
04:16There's plenty on the stove, help yourself
04:22You're an angel
04:27How's Eli?
04:28Yeah, he's alright
04:30He's upstairs, he's gonna go and see Shelly
04:32Oh, well, we can give him a lift
04:33We?
04:35Yeah
04:35Yeah
04:36I thought we could car share, you know
04:38Do our bit for the environment
04:40Maybe you and me could clear the air a bit too, eh?
04:44Well, I was planning on driving
04:45Please
04:46You can pick your car up later if you need it, huh?
04:54You found out anything about who attacked them?
04:57No
04:58But we're not gonna let this lie, alright?
05:02Hey
05:04Ron's gonna give us a lift
05:05As soon as I get this down me, alright?
05:07But don't say nothing to Pam
05:09Because we're doing this diet thing
05:19You and Shell got anything nice planned?
05:21Just hanging out
05:21Ah, well, good for you
05:22You take it easy
05:25Tell my dad that
05:31Oi
05:33Get yourself a Deliveroo
05:34Tell Shell to use my account
05:35Well, cheers, Ron
05:43Hey
05:48You think I'm being too protective?
05:51Tell him what I said
05:52About it being a warning rather than a standard mugging
05:54I didn't want to frighten him
05:58I just care about him so much, you know
06:02I mean, I just find myself reacting
06:03He gets crossed and I get crossed
06:05Well, he gets crossed with you
06:06Because he feels safe with you, you know
06:09No, I'm sorry I came on a bit strong at the hospital
06:12I was just worried
06:14Sometimes you've got to put your own family first, right?
06:17Yeah, I know
06:19Are we good?
06:21Yeah, yeah, I'm good
06:22Sure?
06:23Yeah
06:28Oh, come on
06:29Come on, you can't leave me like this
06:37Mum
06:39Dad's care is not coming
06:42I know, I know you were
06:45I'm sorry
06:49Mum, I've got to go, I'll call you back, okay?
06:54Shit
06:54Are your electric top?
06:56Do you reckon it's a power cut?
06:58Or mice
06:59Don't say that
07:01At least if they're in the wiring
07:02They're not running around here, are they?
07:04I need to print this off with the magistrates
07:06Can you not just do it off your phone?
07:08I hate doing it off my phone
07:10Oh, God
07:11What are we going to do?
07:14Call the grown-ups
07:16We are the grown-ups
07:17No, no, Pierre and Charlotte
07:18Pierre's a grown-up?
07:19Yes
07:19Well
07:20No
07:21We can't call them, it's embarrassing
07:23We can do this
07:24Erm
07:24I'll find the fuse box
07:26And you go see if next door's electrics are still on
07:29God
07:30I love it when you give me orders
07:41Hey, Ron
07:43What made you think it was a warning?
07:45At the hospital?
07:47Well, like I say
07:49Nothing was taken, it just looked that way
07:52Ah, you're right
07:53It was a warning
07:55Right after I saw you, some geezer comes up to me
07:57Tells me to back off
08:00New things about me
08:01Time to prioritize my family
08:03If people are making threats
08:05Maybe it's time to ease off this pursuing Michael Felton thing
08:12I'm not going to let them intimidate me, Ron
08:15What's it going to take for you to see sensei?
08:20I mean, whatever this is, they're going to lengths
08:23This isn't about you anymore, this is about your family
08:26My family
08:27I can't just walk away
08:29No one's asking to do anything except your job
08:31Just leave it to the police, that's all I'm saying
08:33It's what we do
08:34Just keep your nose clean
08:38Yeah, maybe you're right
08:39You know I'm right
08:40What I don't get is, why are they trying to warm me off?
08:42I mean, I'm only having a little sniff around Tanner
08:44What's the big deal?
08:45Well, your guess is as good as mine
08:50Take it easy, ma'am
08:51Yeah, see you mate
08:51Oh, my goodness
08:59Their story is, you're obstructing the police business by blocking the entrance and exits
09:02What are they complaining about their lives being disrupted?
09:05They're the police
09:06And my concern, Brenda, is preventing you from being charged and held.
09:10They can charge me. That's fine by me.
09:13But can you imagine the shitstorm of publicity that'll create?
09:16Bad enough for them already.
09:18My post today is doing numbers.
09:20If they charge you, they can push for a media blackout
09:22and apply to have your post taken down
09:23on the grounds they prejudice any trial.
09:26We need to do things by the book.
09:27You don't get it, do you?
09:29To you, this is just another job.
09:31That's not fair.
09:32But to me, it is personal.
09:33It's personal for me, too.
09:35And how is it personal for you?
09:39My son was attacked.
09:41It was a warning.
09:43Telling me to stop digging around.
09:46How do you know?
09:48It was made very clear to me.
09:52Is he okay?
09:56Shaken, but yeah, he's fine.
09:59Pierre, I am sorry that this has come to your door.
10:03You didn't ask for that.
10:04But neither did I.
10:06And if someone can do something like that,
10:08it means that we're right about Tanya, yeah?
10:11We don't have any evidence.
10:12Then find it!
10:18It seems there's been a misunderstanding.
10:20It seems there's been a misunderstanding.
10:28While our officer was within his right to arrest you,
10:31given the wider context,
10:33we are not going to pursue charges.
10:36Translation, there was a fuss on social media.
10:39You lot look like idiots,
10:41and now you need to back down.
10:43This is usually the part where I tell my clients to stop talking,
10:46but she's got you back to rights here.
10:49I want an apology.
10:51I'm sorry.
10:52And I want to know what you're doing about Michael's death.
10:55We are exploring every conceivable avenue.
10:57This is not good enough.
10:59Why is that Tanya guy still roaming around,
11:01even though he was associating with Jason Granger?
11:04I would urge you not to repeat anything you've just said out loud
11:08in case it puts any investigations at risk.
11:10So, you are investigating Tanya?
11:13Miss Dean, if you do something like this again,
11:16we will have to arrest you again.
11:17And you would be held in custody for the full 24 hours.
11:21Let's avoid that.
11:22Maybe we should, um, call it a day.
11:30Actually, Brenda, do you mind just giving us a moment, please?
11:34Take as long as you like.
11:35I'm going to join my people.
11:39She's got a point.
11:41The community's already up in arms about Michael's death.
11:43Arresting her just inflames the situation.
11:44Her behavior was provocative.
11:46Well, can you blame her?
11:46Her nephew died and nothing's been done.
11:48That's not true.
11:49Well, there's a lot of angry people out there who beg to differ.
11:51But she's desperate.
11:52She's not seeing any progress.
11:54I mean, there must be some lead, anything.
11:56What do you want me to say to you, Pierre?
11:58What about the video of Tanya giving Granger money?
12:01You know how this works, Pierre.
12:03That's not evidence.
12:03Well, there's got to be some connection between the two of them.
12:11We're close to something, okay?
12:14I just can't share it.
12:15Not yet.
12:18Well, you'd better get a move on.
12:20That woman is close to breaking point and so am I.
12:27Oh, no.
12:29What?
12:30Looks like they're not paying us all the utility bills.
12:35This is such a mess.
12:37What the hell's going on?
12:38The lights are out.
12:39And no one's home.
12:41Sorry.
12:42I just said that last bit.
12:43Does this mean the Wi-Fi's off?
12:44I'm afraid so, yeah.
12:45I'm supposed to resume this afternoon.
12:47I'll just have it to your phone.
12:49Well, yeah, but it's not exactly ideal, is it?
12:52What are those?
12:53Danny found these in Pierre's drawers.
12:55Unpaid bills.
12:56What were you doing in Pierre's drawers?
12:58You lot of know.
12:59Not joking.
12:59I was just having a rummage.
13:01Not that kind of rummage.
13:02In his drawers.
13:02His desk drawers.
13:03Yeah, I get the idea.
13:04Sorry, just shut up.
13:05How much should we owe?
13:09Okay, right.
13:11Well, the bills are in Pierre's name.
13:13He's supposed to have paid them.
13:14So I'd call him, get him to pull his bloody finger out.
13:16I actually can't, um, have a client.
13:18What, you're leaving me to deal with this?
13:19Sorry, I'm late as it is.
13:22Call Pierre.
13:22It's his mess.
13:23You can sort it.
13:25What are you off to?
13:26To bring in another client who pays the bills,
13:28because nobody else bloody will.
13:31Take the fine in the community order.
13:33How much is the fine?
13:35If it's about the money, I can arrange a payment plan.
13:37I didn't do anything wrong.
13:39You breached your restraining order.
13:41She messaged me happy birthday, so I thought...
13:44I thought that meant it was okay to reply.
13:47It was an honest mistake.
13:48The thing is, Paul, there's been quite a few honest mistakes in the past.
13:51That's why there's a restraining order in the first place.
13:54Your ex-wife seemed quite distressed.
13:56Half the stuff she said about me was nonsense to get custody.
13:59The previous brief I had advised me not to make a fuss,
14:03and I made the mistake of listening to them,
14:04because I didn't want this whole thing to drag on.
14:09It was affecting the kids.
14:11Nonetheless, the Corps imposed an order.
14:14It was a horrible break-up, and I didn't behave perfectly.
14:17I accept that, but it's done now.
14:20Even my ex accepts she went OTT.
14:22Ask her.
14:24Yes, I got things wrong, but I'm not a monster.
14:29Look, I just want this to be over.
14:33Apart from anything else.
14:36Eileen will be worried sick.
14:39Who's Eileen?
14:40My neighbour, Eileen.
14:43Fabulous woman.
14:4482.
14:46Her family don't care about her.
14:48One joy is awful.
14:49She'll be worried sick.
14:51If I don't get back to her,
14:54I don't know what will happen.
14:57What sort of things are you doing for Eileen?
14:59It could help with your case.
15:01No, you name it.
15:03Cook.
15:03Take her to appointments, to church.
15:05She relies on me.
15:08I won't lie.
15:09It's exhausting.
15:11But what am I supposed to do?
15:15Abandon her?
15:17Yeah, I know.
15:18It's hard, isn't it?
15:19Why, do you care for someone?
15:24My dad has dementia.
15:26There you go.
15:27You know what I'm talking about?
15:30You're clearly a good daughter.
15:33Mine won't even talk to me.
15:34Hands up, that's my fault.
15:36But I'm trying.
15:38I've had some bad advice
15:40from solicitors in the past.
15:43But you seem like a good person
15:44and smart.
15:45If you want me to plead guilty,
15:49I will.
15:52Eli, listen.
15:54I'm sorry about earlier.
15:55I just overreacted, okay?
15:58Um, I just want to know you're okay.
16:02Give me a call when you get this.
16:04Okay, bye.
16:07Bye.
16:14When it comes to diabetes,
16:16there are a lot of opinions expressed.
16:18I'm here to help drown out some of that noise.
16:21Which communities are the most likely
16:23to develop type 2 diabetes
16:25from a younger age?
16:29I'm here to talk to you.
16:31Sorry.
16:32Um, black and Asian.
16:37That's right.
16:39Diabetes risk goes up from the age of 25
16:42as opposed to 40 for the white population.
16:46Let's take a break.
17:06Well, the chances
17:07must both be in there.
17:11Well,
17:12based on her statistics,
17:14I'd say pretty good.
17:16So what kind of lawyer are you then?
17:18One of them posh ones
17:19in them sky-high offices?
17:21No, not one of them.
17:23I do a lot of different things,
17:25but criminal law,
17:26I'm a duty solicitor.
17:27You work for Babylon?
17:29I give people in police custody
17:30free legal advice.
17:31Yeah, police lawyer, like I said.
17:33We're separate from the police.
17:34Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
17:35That's what they all say,
17:36but everybody knows duty and police
17:38are like that.
17:40That's why they should be defunded.
17:42Get rid of the whole lot of them.
17:45Well, there is an argument for that,
17:46but I'd say they're not all that bad.
17:47What?
17:48Just a few bad apples?
17:50Well, put it this way,
17:51while the barrel may need replacing,
17:53there's still a few good apples in it.
17:55Like your mate, Ronnie?
17:56Yeah.
17:57He's good police.
17:59You tight with him?
18:00I am, yeah.
18:05Is there a problem?
18:08I see you.
18:11It's a type of black man that
18:13sides with the police.
18:15Same kind,
18:16I forget who he is,
18:17where he's from,
18:18who his people are.
18:19Yeah, whatever.
18:22Bet you're married to a nice white woman.
18:26Look, my friend,
18:27even if my wife was white,
18:28which she's not,
18:29that ain't none of your business
18:30talking like you know me.
18:32Yes, I wear a suit,
18:34but if I want to be all street,
18:35I can do that too.
18:35I just choose not to
18:36because I rise above that.
18:37Well, I think you're better than the rest of us.
18:39I didn't say that.
18:40Yeah, but you think it.
18:42If I'm better than you, my friend,
18:43it's got nothing to do
18:44with the color of our skin.
18:46Yeah?
18:54Good for you.
18:55It ain't kicked the spirit out of you yet.
18:59Watch your friend.
19:01It ain't what you think.
19:20You understand the terms
19:21of your bail conditions.
19:22You can't message
19:23or go near your ex-wife
19:24under any circumstances.
19:26Otherwise, you'll be arrested again.
19:28Yes?
19:29Under any circumstances.
19:31I've learnt my lesson.
19:43Thank you for holding
19:45a representative
19:46to be with you shortly.
20:10Oh, yes.
20:13Pierre Jeffries.
20:16Hang on, hang on, hang on.
20:17Eli!
20:18Why have you been ignoring my call?
20:19You called me like 50 times today.
20:22Just a second.
20:22What?
20:23Hello?
20:24Hello?
20:24Are you still there?
20:25Yeah, we're still here, Mr. Jeffries.
20:26Now, if I have your account...
20:27Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, just one second, okay?
20:28Hold on, one second, one second.
20:30I do have...
20:30I know, just one second, please.
20:33Eli, are you okay?
20:34I told you I'm fine.
20:36Are you at Ron's?
20:36Oh, my days.
20:37Yes, I'm here with Shelly.
20:38Promise me you won't go anywhere.
20:40Dad, you need to chill out.
20:40But don't tell me to chill out, okay?
20:43Look.
20:44Hello?
20:44Hello?
20:46Eli!
20:49Little tits!
20:49I'm afraid we can't tolerate bad language, Mr. Jeff.
20:51No, no, wait, wait, wait, wait, one second, one second!
20:59Oh, my days later!
21:04Brenda?
21:06DCI Craig called.
21:07She said there's new evidence about Michael's killer.
21:11She's coming over to the flat to talk to me before they go public.
21:15Can you come?
21:16Yes, yes.
21:18Yes, I'll be right there.
21:45It's Craig here.
21:48I want to make sure they're doing things right.
21:51I don't trust them.
21:53Especially not after this morning.
21:55Sure, sure.
22:12As you know, we've had some interest in a man called Jason Granger.
22:16Now, while there were no CCTV cameras to capture Michael's death,
22:20we have managed to pick up Granger on other cameras.
22:24And his movements before and after the killing stack up with the timeline.
22:39We've also found footage of him discarding an object near the canal.
22:42And officers have since found a knife at the same location.
22:46In the last hour, it was confirmed that the knife contains both Granger's fingerprints and Michael's DNA.
22:54Oh God.
22:58We are now releasing images of Jason Granger to the public and have what in layman's terms is a manhunt.
23:04Granger is a heroin addict with limited resources and, judging from his history, few friends.
23:10So he won't be able to stay out of sight for long.
23:13In the context of Michael's death, this is a very positive development.
23:19We have our prime suspect.
23:21And I believe we have enough evidence to secure a conviction.
23:26We're arranging a press conference.
23:29And if you're up to it, it would be really helpful if you were willing to read a prepared statement.
23:33What about Tano?
23:35He was in that video with Granger.
23:39I'm afraid that's not something I can comment about.
23:43So you're just gonna let that slide?
23:47All I'm saying is that's something I'm not able to comment on at the present moment.
23:55You're bringing out your formal talk on me now.
23:58Yeah, I know what you're doing.
24:00I work for a housing association and the way that your manner just changed,
24:05the way that your face changed, your words changed.
24:09I know that because I do the same when I'm letting people down.
24:20Someone will be in touch about the press conference.
24:26Please excuse me.
24:27Oh, so you're walking out on me now?
24:30I'm so sorry, Brenda.
24:32But we have to make the announcement and I need to make sure it's done right.
24:35That's it.
24:38That's it.
24:41Someone will be in touch.
24:49Pierre.
24:53I want full justice.
24:55Not half justice, full justice.
25:01Let me speak to her.
25:08PCI Craig.
25:16Look, Brenda's been out there all morning protesting, searching for answers.
25:19I've been threatened.
25:21My son was attacked for God's sake.
25:23Why would someone go to all this trouble to stop me digging around if there wasn't something bigger going on?
25:28What's the connection between Granger and Tanner?
25:30What is it you're not telling me?
25:34None of this goes any further.
25:36Or if it does, it cannot come back to me. Are we clear?
25:40A hundred percent.
25:45Tanner and Granger are cousins.
25:47Granger's got a record.
25:49Was that disclosed on Tanner's vetting form when he joined the force?
25:52We're looking into that.
25:53There's more.
25:55Have you heard of an officer called Jimmy Vale?
25:58Retired a couple of years ago.
26:00Started at Fenwick back in the day.
26:02Doesn't ring a bell, no.
26:04He's a story in the force.
26:05Long career.
26:07Highly respected.
26:08Popular.
26:09Decorated.
26:10Mid sergeant.
26:11What makes him a story?
26:13He was on the take.
26:14The whole time.
26:17Dealers.
26:18Serious criminals.
26:19He'd turn a blind eye for the right price.
26:21But no one ever got to him.
26:23And he was nasty.
26:27You'd hear stories about the way he treated black officers.
26:31I met him once.
26:32When I first joined the force.
26:34At police do.
26:37And how was Jimmy?
26:38He handed me his champagne glass and said.
26:42Get us a refill, darling.
26:44He knew you were an officer.
26:47Yeah, he didn't even look at me when he said it.
26:49What's worse is.
26:51I did refill his glass.
26:54I felt like such an idiot.
26:55I know the sword.
26:57Good at making people feel somehow in their debt.
27:00So what's Vale's connection to all this?
27:02Vale is uncle to both Tanner and Granger.
27:06Wow.
27:07What a family.
27:09Now, on paper, Vale is a highly respected former officer.
27:14And on paper, Tanner, his nephew, is the same.
27:17And on paper, the Granger connection is meaningless.
27:20So officially, there's nothing to see.
27:23Yeah, but there's no smoke without fire, right?
27:27We're taking Tanner off duty while we look into whether he should have disclosed his family connection with Granger at
27:31vetting.
27:32Not to mention, with the new publicity around Michael's murder, it's a good time for the force to keep him
27:36outside.
27:37But there's no evidence.
27:40Just noise.
27:42So nothing changes?
27:44My hands are tied.
27:46We don't have the resources to chase rumours.
27:49Especially not ones concerning highly respected retired coppers.
27:53My hands aren't tied though.
27:54And this conversation never happened.
27:58But...
27:59If you were to dig up something on Vale or Tanner...
28:03I'm all ears.
28:17I'm all ears.
28:19Call Danny, boy.
28:26Yo, yo, yo, Pierre!
28:28What kind of greeting's that?
28:30Sorry, I was just trying something new.
28:32Yeah, whatever, Danny.
28:33Look, I need some of your millennial expertise.
28:36Millennial?
28:37Bloody hell, mate.
28:38What the hell? It's Gen Z.
28:39I just need somebody who's better at Googling than me.
28:42What are you after?
28:43Look, find out what you can about an ex-detective sergeant by the name of Jimmy Vale.
28:49Used to work out of Femmick.
28:50Monets.
28:51Thank you, Danny.
28:52Pierre.
28:56Any updates on the electric?
28:58I'll run that battery out.
29:00You give me those details, Danny, and I'll think about getting the power back on.
29:11Can I get you a coffee?
29:12What, no wine this time?
29:13Well, probably best not.
29:16Please.
29:19Surprised to get your text after, you know, my behaviour the other night.
29:22Look, we've known each other a long time.
29:25I was out of line.
29:26I apologise.
29:29And I overreacted.
29:30No, no, no.
29:31It was an unfair position I put you in, and there's no excuse.
29:36You sure I can't get you something?
29:39Er, if the offer to do some work for you is still open, and I understand that it may not
29:44be, I'd like to consider.
29:47The offer's very much still open.
29:49Good.
29:50If that's all, we can draw up a contract. I mean, we need the work done.
29:53But as a show of faith and a gesture of goodwill, I would like a retainer up front.
29:58Right. Well, when it comes to outsourcing, we usually just pay directly for the work done. That's standard practice.
30:03But if it's standard practice, it's not a goodwill gesture, is it?
30:08No, but it is unusual.
30:10Is there anything I should know about? The cash flow issues, that sort of thing?
30:14I mean, Pierre never was the most organised.
30:17You were.
30:19Fond memories of our late-night revision sessions.
30:24Sorry.
30:26I'll ask about a retainer, but no promises.
30:30That goes both ways.
30:34Right, boss. Um, about Vale. So, I've done a bit of digging, and he's at the Turnham every Thursday afternoon.
30:40It's a private members' club.
30:41That's very famous.
31:00Hello, there.
31:01Member or guest?
31:02A guest of Mr Vale's.
31:04If you wait in the old bar, Mr Vale will be through soon.
31:07Thank you so much.
31:18Lord Turnaghan.
31:24He founded the Turnaghan.
31:28His grandfather, also Lord Turnaghan, commissioned this building.
31:33He felt there should be a club dedicated to the propagation of enlightenment.
31:37And values.
31:40How did the first Lord Turnaghan make his money?
31:44Sugar.
31:45Yeah, it's a surprise.
31:47Make you a member, if you like.
31:49Nah.
31:50It's not really my scene.
31:53Not a fan of neoclassical architecture.
31:55No, I'm more of a modernist.
31:56I like a building with a sense of scale.
32:01A sense of history and achievement.
32:04Well, that depends on what that history is.
32:06And what those achievements are.
32:11You know, so many people want to talk this country down.
32:15I just can't fathom it.
32:16No one's making any of us live here.
32:19It's one of the things that makes this country great.
32:22The freedom.
32:24The freedom of speech.
32:25Of thought.
32:28And, if you'll, uh...
32:30Pardon my French.
32:31The freedom to fuck off.
32:34If you don't like it.
32:37Speaking of which...
32:40I'm keeping my guests waiting.
32:43So...
32:44How about you?
32:47Tell me what it is you want.
32:51Now that's interesting.
32:52What is?
32:54You haven't even asked me who I am.
32:57Now that should be your first question.
33:01Which lets me know you already know who I am.
33:03Now, why would you know who I am?
33:09You are famous, Pierre.
33:12Oddly.
33:17Mark Tanner is your nephew.
33:19So is Jason Granger.
33:22What's your point?
33:24I mean, that's...
33:25That's some family.
33:27Oh.
33:32You've got a family, too.
33:37Accident prone, I hear.
33:41I don't know what time his involvement or your interest is in all this.
33:45I'm going to find out.
33:48And I'm coming for you.
33:50You're coming.
33:51No, no, no.
33:52It's okay.
33:53Now, as a solicitor, I'm sure you're used to this.
33:56Dispensing advice, but here's a little for you.
34:00Stick to your desk job.
34:03Watching you front up is like watching a chihuahua trying to scare a postman.
34:09I think it's time you left, sir.
34:13With pleasure.
34:13I think it's time for you.
34:14I think it's time for you.
34:22I think it's time for you.
34:23I think it's time for you.
34:27I think it's time for you.
34:29I think it's time for you.
34:30I think it's time for you.
34:32I think it's time for you.
34:33I think it's time for you.
34:34I think it's time for you.
34:35I think it's time for you.
34:35I think it's time for you.
34:35I think it's time for you.
34:35I think it's time for you.
34:36I think it's time for you.
34:37I think it's time for you.
34:37I think it's time for you.
34:44Yeah, Mum, I'm at the foot of our road.
34:46Then I can take over Dad.
34:48One sec.
34:49I'm getting another call.
34:52Hello?
34:56What?
34:58You're joking.
34:59You breached your conditions.
35:01It was an honest mistake.
35:02Can you stop saying that?
35:05Your ex-wife is traumatised by your behaviour.
35:08She claims to be.
35:09The doctors believed her.
35:11The courts believed her.
35:12All I did was show up at the school gates at the same time.
35:15What's the big deal?
35:16Paul, are you even listening to me?
35:18I even made a joke of it.
35:19Oh, my gosh.
35:19Straight away, I said I'd leave,
35:21but she started shouting and screaming in front of our little girl.
35:23What was I supposed to do?
35:24Not keep breaching the terms of your order?
35:26One day.
35:27Less than one day.
35:29What is wrong with you?
35:30Why are you shouting?
35:31Why are you being unprofessional?
35:32I worked my arse off to get you bail on this,
35:34and you are throwing it right back in my face.
35:36Don't make this about yourself, love.
35:38You're here to do a job,
35:39and at the moment you're not doing it very well,
35:41being all emotional.
35:42You're some sort of narcissist or something.
35:45Look, just do your job and get me off this.
35:51You fucking prick.
35:53What did you say?
35:55What did you just call me?
35:56I didn't say anything.
35:58You just called me a prick.
36:01Yes, I called you a prick because you are a fucking prick.
36:04You can't say that.
36:05I'm sorry, I can't do this.
36:07Find yourself another solicitor.
36:09One that's able to deal with your shit.
36:11You don't sack me off.
36:12I'm sacking you off.
36:13You're the one who was sacked.
36:14My ex-wife's got to you, hasn't she?
36:16Hasn't she?
36:17I'm making a complaint to the Professional Standard Conduct Board or whatever.
36:21Don't think I won't.
36:22Bitch!
36:27Okay.
36:28Okay.
36:30Crisis over.
36:31I paid the electrics.
36:32They're sending someone over by the end of play to reconnect us externally.
36:36Yes, boss.
36:37No.
36:38No, not yes, boss.
36:39I mean, the electrics coming back on,
36:42that's the stuff that's supposed to happen in a functioning workplace.
36:45So, no, not yes, boss.
36:46You've got to celebrate the victory, Charlotte, even the small ones.
36:49Will you stop with this bullshit?
36:52This isn't a joke.
36:53And where did the money come from to get the electrics turned back on?
36:56I covered it.
36:58Out of your own pocket.
36:59It's fine.
36:59No, it's not fine.
37:00We've been over this before.
37:02We cannot run a business with top-ups from your personal account.
37:06Where have you been?
37:07The police were updating Brenda on Michael's case.
37:09She needed somebody with her.
37:11This is a law firm.
37:13We are not a pro bono service.
37:15So, you want me to just abandon her?
37:17All right, okay.
37:18No, look, don't do that.
37:20Don't make out like I don't care for Brenda, too.
37:22You know, I manage every aspect of this business,
37:25apart from buildings and utilities.
37:27That's all I've ever asked of you.
37:29You know, tax, subscriptions, clients.
37:32I do it all apart from this one thing,
37:34which you let slide.
37:36Oh, okay.
37:36Okay, I'm sorry.
37:38Well, you know, I don't want your apologies.
37:40I just want you to wake the fuck up.
37:48I need to talk to you about something.
37:50Not right now, Alicia.
37:51I've just lost a client.
37:53What?
37:53They're dead?
37:54No.
37:54Paul.
37:55The guy accused of harassing his ex-wife.
37:57I called him a prick.
37:59What's she there for?
38:00Because he is one.
38:01He gave a guilty plea.
38:02I got him bail.
38:04The second he gets home, he breaches his conditions.
38:06Shows up at his kids' pickup on a day he's not even meant to be there
38:08just to harass his ex-wife.
38:10Alicia, Alicia, it's really not a big deal.
38:12Don't say it's not a big deal.
38:14Is any of this a big deal?
38:15I come in here and you're arguing about bills
38:17and the light's not working.
38:19I don't even get paid on time
38:20and yet I know you cover me
38:22but is this working?
38:24Can we pay the bills?
38:25Are we going to get shut down?
38:26My dad's really ill
38:28and I'm stressed at home
38:29and I can't sleep
38:30and I really, really, really can't afford
38:31to be unemployed right now.
38:32Look, it's okay.
38:33That's really not going to happen, Alicia, okay?
38:35It's not going to happen.
38:36Can you promise me that the firm's going to be okay then?
38:39Can you, though?
38:41Alicia, we're going to be fine.
38:45Oh, my God.
38:47I'm sorry, I can't do this.
38:51I need to go home.
38:52Okay, okay.
38:53Okay, fine.
38:57Do not make a quip.
39:04When I come in tomorrow morning,
39:06the electrics I'd better be back on.
39:18See you tomorrow, though.
39:19I'll stop.
39:29And then...
39:30there was light.
39:36DCI.
39:37I've been doing a little digging.
39:39When Michael's body was initially searched
39:41at the crime scene,
39:42no drugs were found.
39:47It was only once the ambulance arrived
39:49and he was pronounced out at the scene
39:51that a second search was conducted
39:53and the drugs appeared.
39:55Did Tanner conduct a second search?
39:57No.
39:59But he was there.
40:00So he could have planted them.
40:04That's not something I can comment on.
40:06You're giving me a lot of information here, DCI,
40:08to suddenly shut me down.
40:10I can't keep feeding you information, Pierre.
40:12I could get in serious trouble.
40:13Then why tell me all this stuff in the first place?
40:16Because you seem to be the only one
40:18who thinks there's more to Michael's death
40:20than meets the eye.
40:21And like you said,
40:23we can't do any more without evidence.
40:25And there's not exactly the will here
40:26for the Force to look into itself.
40:29You care, don't you?
40:31This isn't just a job for you either.
40:34Find me something,
40:35and I will follow it up.
40:36I promise.
40:38But I can't help you or Michael
40:40until you help me.
41:09You got my message.
41:10Twice in one day.
41:12Hi, what can I get you?
41:14Oh, martini, please.
41:15Two.
41:17Tough day at the office.
41:18The electrics are off.
41:19Didn't pay your bills.
41:23Oh, OK.
41:24This might be of interest to you.
41:26I'm afraid we're not prepared
41:27to offer you a retainer.
41:30But we'd like to offer you a job.
41:32There's an opening.
41:34Very detailed tax work,
41:35and you'd be running a department.
41:39Look, I know you and Pierre,
41:40you've built your place from the ground up,
41:42but maybe it's time for a change.
41:45Don't you want to be somewhere
41:46where your skills aren't wasted?
41:48Somewhere that values you?
41:49Who's to say that I'm not valued?
41:51Your name's not even above the door.
41:54At the time that we set the firm...
41:55Don't make excuses for Pierre.
41:57He's a big boy.
41:58He doesn't need that.
42:00I like him.
42:01No, no, you don't.
42:04What, no?
42:04I admire him.
42:06I couldn't do what he does.
42:07I don't have the commitment.
42:08And, you know, I admire your loyalty,
42:11but is it really what you want?
42:14You're working for a tenth
42:15of what you could be earning.
42:17You've done your time in the trenches.
42:19You've more than paid your dues.
42:20You are owed something back.
42:24I mean, you'd...
42:25You'd have to interview, but, um...
42:28The job's as good as yours if you want it.
42:33Cheers.
42:34Cheers?
42:55Cheers.
43:08Cheers.
43:09Cheers.
43:11Cheers.
43:12Cheers.
43:14Cheers.
43:15Cheers.
43:15Cheers.
43:16Cheers.
43:17Cheers.
43:18Cheers.
43:19Cheers.
43:20Cheers.
43:29Let's go.
44:03Hiya.
44:05You okay?
44:12You all right?
44:13What's up?
44:14Oh, I'm fine.
44:18You don't look fine.
44:19Oh.
44:20Oh.
44:24Yeah?
44:26What's going on?
44:28Yeah?
44:29Paul and Andrews.
44:29Yeah?
44:31Yeah?
44:32Yeah?
44:33Yeah?
44:33Yeah?
44:33Yeah?
44:36Yeah?
44:37Yeah?
44:37Come on.
44:38Come on.
45:07You