All language subtitles for Scott and Bailey S02E02

Sean.

I've got to go to work.
You can't stay here.

No, you're all right. I'm on 3-11.

So what? I'm not. Come on, shift.

Sean!

No, no. You might just have to miss

- drama group this week.
- Why should I?

Because logistically,
it's just not do-able!

Couldn't I take them in a taxi?
Yes, Mum, you could. But.

- Sounds good to me.
- They're in separate groups.

You have to take one, come back, take
the other, pick up the first one,

then go back a third time
to fetch the second.

- It's... It's ridiculous!
- I don't mind not going.

Can I ask my dad to take us?

You can. Please do.

But assuming he might
be playing silly beggars,

I wouldn't hold your breath.

I'll work something out.

I will make sure, one way or
another, that they get there.

So... That was good, then.

Yeah. It was all right.

It was brilliant.

Always is.

I've got to go.

Right. So, give me a ring if there's
anything that you're not sure of.

We're really stretched on this one.

- I knew Keith Fleming.
- Did you?

When I was at Fulbrook
High in the 1980s.

He'd just qualified.

- He was a nice man.
- Was he?

Quiet. Polite.

I think that's where he met his wife.

And... was he...

- A pedophile?
- Well...

We haven't found anything
to suggest that. So...

Right. Have a good day.

Be good. Be polite. Be brainy.

Don't you go overdoing it.

Thanks, Mum.

House-to-house has thrown
up a number of names

Nadia routinely knocks about with.

Three of those names cropped up

on her intelligence record.

Anthony Stainfield, Nikki Madden,
Liam Welsh.

The four of them were stopped in
a car two and a bit months since.

A shitty, no insurance, no MOT.

It was impounded, so we've
still got it over at Collyhurst.

Given that it's reasonable to
assume some sort of vehicle was used

to take Darren Rigby to
where he was set on fire,

I want this car gone over thoroughly,

first job this morning.

Let's get somebody over
there, Andy, with a CSI.

Stainfield and Madden's address
is next door but one to Nadia's.

So we should have spoken to them
by now in the house-to-house.

But so far they haven't answered
their door which... God knows.

This,

I'm confident from his arrest
photo on a previous, is Liam Welsh.

Address: 22 Ashburnham
Road, Ashfield.

So let's pick him up for...
Well, suspicion of murder.

He's got one of our
victims' debit cards.

Any news on the lad in the phone box?

Syndicate Three has picked it up.

DCI Dodson - don't say anything, Kevin -

is SIO-ing the scene
for us and the PM.

Aren't we assuming that they're linked?

No, we're assuming
they might be linked.

The fact that he appears
to have known something

about the people we're looking for

suggests it's connected. But...

equally, it doesn't mean that
was why he was killed. So...

Has he been identified?

His face was so badly pulped,

he's unrecognizable.

And there's no match
with his fingerprints or

DNA from our database?

Has the CSM found anything in Nadia's
house that we need to know about?

- Not yet.
- What are you charging Nadia

with for what she did to Rachel, ma'am?

GBH with intent.

So if she makes a complaint against me

for twatting her over the
head with a fire extinguisher?

She'll be wasting her time.

I mean, what was she thinking?

Trying to throttle a police
officer in broad daylight!

Apart from the fact
that she appears to be

involved in torturing
and murdering people.

Nadia's not paid to think, boss.

OK, let's have another go at
trying to get Nadia to talk to us.

OK, Nadia,

have you had any thoughts

overnight about anything?

Anything that you want to say to me?

Or tell me?

Or ask me?

OK, Nadia. Moving on.

Can you tell me, do you
know a lad called Liam Welsh?

No.

Do you know anyone who
has owned or had access

to a white Vauxhall Astra
in the last six months?

No.

A couple of months ago, Nadia,

you were in a white Vauxhall Astra
that was stopped by a police officer.

What can you tell me about that?

Just got stopped.

I weren't doing anything.

- Who were you with?
- Mates.

So I'll ask you again.

Do you know Liam Welsh?

No comment.

Nadia, I think you do know Liam Welsh.

When did you last see him?

No comment.

Have you seen him since you were with
him in the vehicle that got stop-checked?

No comment.

OK.

Have you got any idea
how or why, two days ago,

Liam Welsh was using
Keith Fleming's debit card?

No comment.

The same debit card that Keith Fleming

used at the ATM in the Queen's Hotel

when you went over to talk to him
and watched him put his PIN number in.

Have you got any ideas how

Liam Welsh might have
got hold of that card?

No comment.

How well do you know Nikki Madden?

She lives next door but one to you.

I don't.

How well do you know
Anthony Stainfield?

No comment.

How many times have you been in a car

with Nikki Madden or
Anthony Stainfield?

No comment.

They were the names
given by the other people

that you were with in
the white Vauxhall Astra

that was stopped by the police officer.

How do you explain that?

No comment.

- Are you up?
- It's good you're still seeing Sean.

I'm not still seeing Sean, Dom.

He just... stayed over.

How's your neck?

Listen... It's fine.

I've left you a £20
note by the kettle.

I want you to get a bus into town,

buy yourself a newspaper
and go to the job center.

Go into all the big hotels
and restaurants.

Ask if they've got any
jobs going in the kitchen.

And if they haven't, then
leave them your phone number.

So they can get hold of you
if something crops up later.

- OK.
- Have you found it?

Yeah.

Right. There's cereal, there's bread,
there's tea, there's milk.

Get some breakfast
inside you and text me.

Let me know how you're getting on.

- Dom?
- Yeah, yeah.

Right. I've got to go.

Liam Welsh, not at the
address in Ashburnham Road.

Stepdad said he hadn't seen
him for three or four days

and didn't see much of him anyway.

- Have they searched it?
- Yeah.

Hiya, Slap!

We've identified the lad.

Aaron Hicks. 17 years old.

- Hicks. Not?
- Yeah.

Brother of that girl you've arrested.

Andy, telephone box
lad is Nadia's brother.

Aaron Hicks.

Yeah, I tell you what, that post
mortem. Did you get my email?

Every bone in his head shattered.

Half his brain spread
across the pavement.

Neck broken in three places.

It's very different if
it's the same people -

person... to what they
did to Rigby and Fleming.

- Yeah. This was frenzied.
- And some.

Yeah. But...

whoever did this was
shutting this boy up fast.

It was a very different kind
of assault.

It was expedient, but
it was just as vicious.

You know she's his next
of kin, don't you? Nadia.

There's no parents.

Can you get one of your
people in to break it to her?

Sure.

Rachel.

There's blood in the boot
and an empty petrol container.

Hold on.

Boss.

Sorry.
Blood in the boot of the Astra.

Just a second, Slap.

Bring it in. We'll
fast-track it down the lab.

- Did you hear that?
- Yeah.

That Astra was registered as scrap

18 months ago. October 2010.

I want to know everyone who's
driven it since it went bandit.

And specifically when Stainfield

or Madden got possession of it.

You want to wait for the results
of this blood?

No. It's blood and that
car was seized from them.

I'm happy to make an arrest.

Let's go knocking on their door again.

A bit louder this time.

- Are you still there?
- Did you hear that?

Yep.

Police! Open the door!

You're catching the dog.

OK.

Police!

Oi! Oi!

Police!

Show yourselves!

Police!

Bleach.

Steady! Steady!
Right, out you come.

Hands where I can see them.

Manchester Metropolitan Police

Major Incident Team.

What's your name?

- Why?
- Just give the officer your name.

- Come on, it's not rocket science.
- Nikki.

- Nikki what?
- You're hurting me.

- Nikki what?
- Come on out. I can see you.

I'm arresting you on
suspicion of murder.

- You don't say anything,
- Why?

- But it may harm your defense
- Why?

...if you do not
mention, when questioned,

something you later rely on in court.

- What's your name?
- Anthony Stainfield.

Your full name.

Anthony... John... Stainfield.

Is that your car outside?

Right, put that on.
Let's get him downstairs.

Last night?

The reason we haven't
told you any sooner

is we've only just identified him.

Is there anything you want to ask me?

Aaron was badly
assaulted before he died.

As yet, we've got no leads

as to who might have done this to him.

What I need you to think
about for me, Nadia,

and for Aaron,

is anyone he might
have been frightened of,

anyone who had a grudge against him,

anyone he owed money to.

I'm going to give you
some time to yourself.

But then Detective Constable
Scott is going to come back in

and she'll talk to you.

And see if you've had any thoughts.

All right?

Is there anyone you'd like us to tell?

There is no-one else.

What's all this, then, lady?

- Who are they
from? - No-one.

Who?

Yeah, I forgot. I sent them.

- Did you?
- No.

Stainfield and Madden checked in.

Currently downstairs availing
themselves of our ensuite facilities.

Any sign of Liam Welsh?

I suppose that would
have been too easy.

Result from Keith
Fleming's anal swab...

Anthony Stainfield's semen.

So pending just a bit more
forensic evidence from the house,

I need to get Stainfield
and Madden talking.

I want to hear all their lies,

all their rubbish, all their shit.

In round two, we try and
piece together what did happen,

more than likely, in
that room they bleached.

I think he likes you, ma'am!

Janet, get back in with Nadia.

She had a telling reaction to
being told her brother was dead.

- Telling, how?
- Well,

I know everyone reacts differently,

but she didn't ask me
one single question.

Maybe that's because she
already knows the answers.

You're FLO-ing on the Keith
Fleming job, aren't you?

- Yep.
- How is his wife?

She's put in a complaint about you.

What?! I didn't do anything.

Implying her husband was a pedophile.

I didn't. She implied it herself.

You've got to be more delicate
with folk.

OK. I don't know what she's told you.

I did the job as delicately,

as kindly, as I could.
She just went off on one.

She's a very intelligent lady.

She's not going to be making stuff up.

She's not...

How much service have you got?

Can I introduce you to
the great British public?

You've not got the hots
for the widow, have you?

It might all be crossed wires, Rachel.

I just think you can come across as...

What?

Aggressive. Sometimes.

Fuck off.

I rest my case.

So you are aware, Anthony, that
this interview is being videoed.

And it may be shown in court,

should we get that far.

Could I... Before we start,

my client has informed
me that he doesn't intend

to answer any of your questions.

That's his prerogative.

You are aware I am going
to ask the questions anyway.

Have you made that clear to him?

- I have, yes.
- OK.

Anthony,

we are investigating the
murder of Darren Rigby.

And the murder of Keith Fleming.

I'd like to talk to you about
these two murders individually.

So Anthony,

could you tell me what you know
about the murder of Darren Rigby?

No comment.

Have you ever seen this man before?

It's Darren Rigby.

The man who was murdered.

No comment.

Has this man ever been in your house?

No comment.

I do appreciate how
upset you are, Nadia.

But at the same time, you are
under arrest on suspicion of murder.

And we are obliged to move
forward with that enquiry.

Now we have reason to believe

that there may be a link between
whoever killed Keith and Darren

and whoever killed your brother.

We know that you weren't
responsible for your brother's death

because you were here
with us when that happened.

So I'm going to ask you a
question I've asked before.

Do you know Nikki Madden
and Anthony Stainfield?

Like I told you, Nadia, they
live next door but one to you.

No comment.

They were in the same car
you were in two months ago,

with Liam Welsh, when the four of you

were stopped by the police.

So we know that you know them.

Can you describe your relationship
with them to me?

No comment.

Nadia,

the advice that your solicitor has
given to you not to comment is just that.

Advice. You can decide to speak
to us if you want to.

Can I just remind you that if
you are charged with murder,

it will be you standing
in that dock in court.

Not him.

So if you've got anything to say
to us that will help you or us,

I would advise you to give us
your side of events.

No comment.

Would you like a cup of tea?

No comment.

No...

Nadia, I'm asking you,
would you like a cup of tea?

- Oh, ma'am -
- That should be in a police kennel.

I know, but Andy
wants me to get its DNA

and paw prints.

So do I do that downstairs?

Like... You know... Humans. Or...

So what do I...

Who might be able to help with
doggie DNA and doggie paw prints?

Think about it.

A vet?

- Any vet?
- I don't know!

Pick up the phone and ring round.

Call the dog section.

And get a CSI to go with you.

What drew you to MIT, Kevin?

Oh, you know, kudos.

Chick magnet. That sort of...

...thing.

Good afternoon, this is DC Lumb, MIT.

I'm wondering if
you're able to help me.

No comment.

The dog.

The one that was in your house, Nikki.

Is that your dog?

No comment.

Do you know whose dog it is?

No comment.

Do you know where the dog came from?

No comment.

Why was the dog at your house?

No comment.

Anthony, did you abduct Darren Rigby?

No comment.

Were you involved in causing
any injuries to Darren Rigby?

No comment.

What physical contact did
you have with Darren Rigby?

No comment.

What sexual contact did
you have with Darren Rigby?

No comment.

Did you murder Darren Rigby?

♪ No comment ♪

Can I remind you, Anthony,

that we are talking
about the sickening,

horrendous murder of a vulnerable man?

Could you not sing at me?

This tape may be shown to a
jury at some point in the future.

Do you not think that your attitude
might come across as unusual?

What a day! No bugger talking.

And it's going to take Forensics
ten times longer than normal

because of all the bleach
they've splashed around.

What about the car outside his house?

Same. They've bleached the boot.

Nice bit of circumstantial,

but nothing you can
guarantee they won't

- wriggle off on.
- Well, still got

the blood in the boot
of the white Vauxhall.

Still pending a match
with Darren Rigby's blood.

- How come?
- We've not had a positive result yet.

I heard her bollocking
some poor bugger at the lab.

'I'm not paying for a
fucking premium rate result

'and it taking this long!'

What about Liam Welsh?

Well, they've checked
all his known addresses,

known associates.

He's circulated as wanted on PNC.

But I assume he's worked out
he's in it up to his neck.

So he'll be on his
toes. I would be.

OK, go home. Get your heads down.

Let's kick it off seven
o'clock tomorrow morning.

You're doing really well.

All of you. Honestly.

It's just...

Old story. Just need to
get one of them talking

pending forensic evidence.
And we will get some.

I just need one of them talking

and the other two will follow suit.

It's just finding a key.
This is...

Shit, why would you defend people

you knew had murdered your brother?

I mean, it isn't like she's
not upset about it, is it?

No, not in the least.

What have they got over her?

They killed Darren
because they needed to.

Because they couldn't rely
on him to keep his gob shut.

Assuming it was them...
that killed Darren.

- We need Liam.
- Well, we'll get him.

This is a lad who sits for
three weeks between arrests

on average. So...

So night-night!

Thinking caps back on tomorrow.

Night.

Are we still on for tomorrow
night, birthday person?

Haven't you got enough on at
home with your mum and Ade?

Did you work out who
those flowers were from?

- I know who it will be.
- Who?

- In fact...
- Who?!

Night.

Who?

Have you got time for a drink or...

Do you mind?

- Good night.
- Night.

Hallelujah!

We've had a call from CID at Euston.

British Transport
Police stop-checked a lad

they suspected of soliciting.

- Euston?
- Liam Welsh.

They PNC'd him. Saw we'd
circulated him as wanted.

They've arrested him.

Vinnie's getting me
a couple of night crew

to drive down and pick him up.

Adrian took the girls
to their drama group.

- Did you see him?
- No.

No. He just sent them a
text and waited outside.

Janet,

I honestly didn't say anything to him
that could be in any way misconstrued.

Mum, it's fine.

It wasn't about you.

Has Taisie been all right?

Not really.

I think I should go home and manage.

And Adrian should move back in.

No.

It's over. It's been
over for some time.

I've only put up with it because of
practical things like the girls...

I've been...

a wimp actually.

If I'm being honest.

I've pretended that there was
nothing wrong. And there is.

We don't go anywhere together,
we don't do anything together.

Isn't that because of your job?

No. If we wanted to
do stuff together,

we would. You find time.

Look at Rachel.
She's got a life.

She works just as hard as I do.

I come in and often...

He just looks so miserable.

I don't make him happy.
He doesn't make me happy.

- Why go on?
- For the girls.

And Rachel is 15
years younger than you.

She has no responsibilities.

I've been doing it for the girls for...

God, longer than I care to remember.

There comes a point when it ceases
to be the responsible thing to do

frankly.

Somehow.

Is there someone else?

No.

Who's that?

I've just knocked off.

Well, you see, this is the difference

between you lightweights in
uniform and us detectives.

You were on 3-11.

I started work at eight
o'clock this morning.

And we've both just knocked off.

So are you putting the kettle on?

No, Sean. I'm going to bed.

- On my own.
- Oh, that's no fun, is it?

Come on, move along now.

It's your birthday tomorrow.

Is it?

So what are we doing?
Where are we going?

What's the question?

Nothing. Go on, go to bed.

I'll ring you tomorrow.

I thought I had to tell you something.

What?

Can't remember. It will come
back to me when you've gone.

See you.

Oh, yeah.

Thanks for the flowers, knobhead.

OK. So do you
understand everything

I've explained to you
about your rights, Liam?

- Yep.
- OK.

So can you tell me what you know

about the murder of Darren Rigby?

No comment.

Have you ever met Darren Rigby?

No comment.

Have you ever been in
a white Vauxhall Astra?

No comment.

Boss, bit of a problem.

Janet's not been able to kick off
the interview with Nadia again.

Because the solicitor's not turned up.

Can you remember who
was in the Astra with you

when you were stopped
by the police officer?

- Have you got his mobile number?
- I've rung it.

You've rung his office?

Something has cropped up
apparently with another client.

We're on a pace clock. We've only
got her for another six hours.

What does he not get?

- It's always the same ones.
- DC Scott, MIT.

Boss, it's him. The solicitor.

He's just arrived.
He's just downstairs.

Mr. Cottrell, DCI Murray.

It's half-past eleven.

We agreed last night
you'd be back in here

at eight o'clock this morning.

The first time we had this
conversation was over a year ago

and it's happened several times since.

Last time, I said I'd report
you to the Law Society.

Guess what. I didn't.

This time, all bets are off.

Get in that interview room now

or I'm talking to your senior
partner and your arse is grass.

OK, Nadia, I have to tell you again

that you have been arrested
on suspicion of murder.

And I need to remind you that

this interview is being
video-recorded. And -

I saw Liam's name on the
board outside the cells.

Does that mean you've got him?

Yes.

He was arrested last night.

Are you charging him with our Aaron?

We're not dealing with
what happened to Aaron.

Another syndicate is.

But do you have reason
to believe that Liam might

have had something to do
with your brother's death?

He knew things.

What went on at that house.

Aaron did.

- Nadia, can I just remind you...
- Hiya.

Can you tell the boss that
Nadia's started talking?

I understand that. I'm not thick.

The thing is...

Tony and Liam between them, they're...

...evil and weird.

Liam will try and tell you
that it was all me and Nikki.

But it weren't.

Can you just start at
the beginning, Nadia?

How is Liam connected
to Nikki and Tony?

Our Aaron.

He took him round there.

Liam.

When they were friends.

And then he started going
round there without our Aaron.

I don't know. I don't know.

Him and Liam...

Are you going to tell me
what happened to Darren Rigby?

Nadia?

Liam... reckoned Darren

owed him £5 for t'dog.

You know, the one you asked me about.

Darren said that he didn't.

And that he'd already paid him.

So they decided to teach him a lesson.

Who did?

Tony and Liam.

What about Nikki?

She picked up Darren and
Keith simply as punters.

She had no idea, she says,

at that stage, what they
were going to do to them.

I buy that with Darren Rigby.

Not with Keith Fleming.

She picks men up all
the time for money.

It's her job. She picked
up plenty of other men,

between Darren and Keith,

who Stainfield and Liam hadn't
lured round to the other house

and pounced on.

OK, but Nikki Madden,
she lives in that house.

She must have known what was going on.

Of course she did.

But she won't talk about
Nikki. She just cries.

Why?

I think that she's in love with her.

I think that that's the
reason she's been silent.

To protect Nikki.

It's been a toss-up for
her whether to protect Nikki

or dob Stainfield and Liam in it.

And she couldn't dob them in
it without implicating Nikki.

OK. Let's get back in there.

See how the others react once they know

Nadia's talking.

It was all Nikki's idea.

All the stuff we did to him.

It were Tony did stuff.

But Liam were the one egging him on.

Tony can be a nutter.

Liam's a freak.

Nikki's evil.

Nikki and Nadia together...

Tony's terrified of Nikki.

She made him give that
second bloke one up the arse.

She made him.

Can we start at the beginning?
Can we go right back?

Going back to the night that
Aaron was round at your house,

and told Liam

that Darren was round at Nadia's house

with the dog that he owed this ã5 for.

God, now you're asking.

I've slept since then.

So Aaron were round ours

whingeing
about Darren being round at Nadia's.

Tony said, 'Ring Nadia.

'Get her to bring Darren round here.

'And I'll get your
ã5 off him for you.'

I don't think he wanted Liam
to get the ã5.

I think he wanted Darren
round at our house to,

like, prove something to Liam.

That he's a hard man.

I think he would have been disappointed

if Darren had give him the ã5.

How did Darren end up in the bedroom?

I think he was so pissed,
he just crashed out.

So he went upstairs by himself.

I don't know. I don't
know how he got upstairs.

But I could still hear Tony going
on at him after he went upstairs.

I don't know. I went home.

I didn't know they were
going to keep him there.

Next morning, I'd crashed.

Darren had puked everywhere.

All down his self.

Nikki was shouting at him.

'You dirty bastard', like this.

She made him take his clothes off.

So she could wash him, she said.

Filthy git.

So I'm downstairs.

- I was downstairs.
- I'd gone out.

And I heard this banging.

Like nails being knocked into wood.

Nikki and Nadia,

it were them two strung
him up on the door.

I come home mid-afternoon.

And there he was.

Like, 'What are you playing at?

'What are you doing?'

He were crying.

He must have been there days.

Because I didn't go back in there
till...

...Wednesday, I think it was.

Yeah.

Three days later.

Nikki said that it was Tony and Liam.

And how she couldn't stop them.

It were Nikki's idea to burn him.

I went with them.

Because I were frightened of
what would happen if I didn't.

If I hadn't have gone,

Anthony would have got nasty.

He never used to be like
that before he met Liam.

Anyway,

Tony said we were all in
it together by that time.

Whether we liked it or not.

Nikki said we were in
it together by then.

Whether we liked it or not.

So...

Can we move on to the murder
of Keith Fleming?

Is there anything that
you can tell me about that?

It were Nadia.

Trying to get inside Nikki's knickers.

She said...

'Do you want to do another?'

'Do you want me to
get you another one?'

Aren't they all lovely?

Nadia thinks her and Nikki
are Thelma and Louise.

Nikki thinks her and Stainfield
are Bonnie and Clyde.

And Stainfield thinks him and
Liam are Brokeback Mountain.

Who's the closest to
telling the truth? Anybody?

I keep thinking Nadia
because she's so thick.

The more Nadia says, the more
it's riddled with holes.

Of course it is.

Are they all psychopaths?

In my expert medical opinion?

Not Nadia. She's too thick.

Stainfield is. He's
a wanker anyway.

In my expert medical opinion.

He said to me,

'Can you call me Tony?

'Only my mother calls me Anthony.

'And that's when I've done
something wrong and I'm in trouble.'

Does he think this isn't trouble?!

I feel a bit sorry for Nadia.

I think if she hadn't met that lot...

I don't think she's actually evil.

Shall we agree to differ?

I think she did what she
did because in their sad,

tiny, nasty little world,

Stainfield and Madden
are the closest thing that

her and Aaron have ever
had to a proper family.

See you upstairs, ladies.

Why don't you want Andy
to know about you and Ade?

I've been seeing him again.

Andy. Well...

Not seeing him.

You know that night
when you and Gill were...

It was the day that
Nick Savage got arrested.

And I was waiting here for you.

Yeah.

We had a bit of a snog.

And we've kept on
having a bit of a snog.

And I don't want Andy to think that
I've split up with Ade because of him.

Because I haven't. But Andy won't
see it that way, believe you me.

He'll want to move in.

Or he'll want me and the
girls to move in with him.

It's just not what I want.

Right. We have now
got CCTV of Nikki

buying bleach from the local shop.

We've got the receipt, we've got
the shopkeeper identifying her.

It struck him as odd
because she's normally

only ever in there buying
caviar and Champagne.

Syndicate Three have got CCTV

of three people chasing Aaron Hicks

minutes before he was murdered.

And they've recovered
clothing from the house

that identifies two of
the people on the CCTV

as Stainfield and Madden.

The other, presumably, is Liam.
To be confirmed.

So that's it. I'm seeking authority

to charge Nadia, Stainfield,
Nikki Madden and Liam Welsh

with the murders of Darren
Rigby and Keith Fleming.

And Stainfield, Madden and Welsh
with the murder of Aaron Hicks.

Yes, very good.

I want to see their faces
when you charge them.

- Why?
- Because I'm seeing

Keith Fleming's widow in half an hour.

I know what the third question will be.

'Did they show any remorse?'

I want to be able to
give her a proper answer.

- Who's she?
- Shut up.

Anthony John Stainfield,

you are charged with
the offences shown below.

You do not have to say anything.

But it may harm your defense
if you do not mention now

something which you may
later rely on in court.

Anything you do say may
be given in evidence.

You are charged that between
Friday the 9th of December 2011

and Friday the 23rd of December 2011,

you did murder Darren Rigby,
contrary to common law.

You are also charged that between
Saturday the 18th of February 2012

and Saturday the 25th of February 2012,

you did murder Keith Howard Fleming,

contrary to common law.

You are also charged with rape.

In that between Saturday
the 18th of February 2012

and Saturday the 25th of February 2012,

you had sexual intercourse per anum

with Keith Howard Fleming
without his consent.

Contrary to section one
of the Sexual Offences Act 2003.

And section 142 of the Criminal
Justice And Public Order Act 1994.

You've heard what the officer's said.

Is there anything you'd like to say?

Sign there.

Can you bring me Nikki Madden?

What's the first two questions?

Did he suffer?

And why. Why him?

And just why.

I'll see if I can talk to
her about that complaint

against you as well.

Before I take you down to the
custody desk to charge you, Nadia,

there's something I need to ask.

Is there someone that
you'd like us to contact

to arrange Aaron's funeral?

There is no-one.

What will happen?

Social Services will deal with it.

Who will be there?

They'll let me go, won't they? I mean...

It's down to the prison.
Whichever prison you get sent to.

But often, no.

Then...

Nobody will be there.

I'll go.

- Will you?
- Yeah.

Really?

Promise me.

I promise.

Right.

Come on.

Oh, shit.

Oh, great. Nice one.

Hello, hello, hello.

So...

What are we doing for
your birthday, then,

madam?

I thought we were just going
round your friend's house.

Yeah, well, we were. But...

But it's changed.

Into less about my birthday

and more about nailing
these four mad bastards.

- I'll stay here.
- No, come on.

It will do you good to get out.

Just don't tell them

that you did four
years for armed robbery.

All right?

You sit behind desks all day.

I do real police work.

Are you sure? How do you
confuse a traffic cop?

Give them a piece of paper
with 'please turn over'

written on both sides!

Very funny.

How do you put a twinkle
in a traffic cop's eye?

Shine a torch through his ears!

Comedians.

- Gs Gilll coming?
- I hope so.

That's good.

She went to see Keith Fleming's widow.

I'm going to the toilet.

- OK.
- Is she all right?

Did you work out
who those flowers were from?

Yeah.

Sean, thanks for the flowers.

What? What flowers?

Yesterday.

I didn't send you any flowers.

Yes, you did.

No, I didn't.

- Well, who sent them, then?
- I don't know.

You lot are the detectives.
I'm just simple-minded uniform.

You said it, sweetheart!

And what do you do, Dom?

I'm between jobs just at the moment.

The boss is here.

Wasn't she dignified
on the news last week.

- Did you see her?
- What, Godzilla?

I said to Janet -

I could be where Gill is now
if only I was so marvelous.

Evening all! Happy birthday, kid!

Ian Fielding, head of
MIT, rings me up just now.

I'm thinking he's going to
go, 'Job well done, Gilll'.

All this. He goes, 'I've just seen
your overtime bill on this job.

I've seen all these overtime
slips you've been signing.

'It's a bit over
the top, isn't it?'

I thought, 'Fuck you, buster!'

Sorry.
Right, who's buying?

I am going to get hammered.

Oh, hello, Dorothy. How are you?

Pete!

Get a bottle!

Taisie! Are you all right, love?

Just ringing my dad but
he's not answering his phone.

He'll ring you back
if you left a message.

- Is he not coming tonight?
- No.

They've split up.