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OK, so connect the wires
and bridge the circuit.

It won't reach!

Mate, you're seriously off your game.
It's the pills, yeah?

Look, that isn't
a long term solution, Lana.

I can't let you end up like him.

Please, please!

The six people
who ran the Coldmarsh contract

lied for money.

We are dealing with
a serial killer who uses bombs.

"We regret to inform you

that we cannot pay
any compensation

relating to the Coldmarsh contract."

These are all signed
by Anders Larsson. Who's that?

He's the Akermark CEO.

Are we covered?

What do you think he's doing?

Something that involves 80 kilos

of missing explosives.

They're targeting the CEO of Akermark

DS Morgan's gone to talk to him now.

What would your shareholders say

if they knew that your explosives
were being used by a serial bomber?

I'm the one who's been doing this.

Steven, calm down.

I'm not like DBN Construction and Akermark.

I had to put things right.

You know that. I had to, for her.

We've made contact with a bomber.

You have 90 seconds until detonation.

A bomb to stop a bomb.

Yeah, we're rigging the MLVD now.

Firing in three, two, one.

Device neutralised.
Building is safe to enter.

Anders, it's my brother.

He's the bomber and he's coming for you.

I thought you were ending it here.

Hey!

I was.
- What's changed?

You need to back off.
I need to get past you.

Wash!
- Hey, hey, you're OK, Wash.

Hey, you're OK. It's me, it's Phil.

Was gas released?

No, it was a fire extinguisher.
He's gone that way.

Trojans Four and Five, go now, move.

Have you got water in your kit?

Yeah.
- Yeah? Front pocket?

Front pocket. Yeah.

Here.

Are you OK?

Yeah.

No sign of him, Trojan One.
We lost him.

Ah, shit. We lost him.

No, we haven't.

Wash.

Wash.

I can see your feet.

You're knackered.
- Thanks.

I mean it, you haven't stopped.

Well, I don't plan on until this is done.

Yeah, well you need time for yourself.

I was trying to do that
and then you turned up.

I'm not talking about an evening off.

I'm talking about proper time
to grieve, you all do.

Not yet.

Look, I came on too strong before
and I'm sorry, I was out of line.

Yeah, you were.

Look, Wash, Son and I
have had a conversation

about the pills.

Right.

So this is what an intervention looks like.
- No, no.

It's hardly Trainspotting, is it?
I mean, it's not like I'm an addict.

We do know that,
but we still need to talk about it.

Oh do we? OK.

Um, well, I haven't had any
since the factory.

Yeah. That was today, Wash.

I mean, for all the bumps
and bruises that I go through

you'd think I'd be well within my rights.

Yeah, but you know it's not
the physical stuff we're worried about.

Look, we...

You're my mate.

I can see you're hurting.

I know you think the pills are pushing
it down, but you're breaking my heart.

Just let me finish
the job, Sonya, and catch him.

You said to Batra that you'd walk, right?

Yeah, I did, because he was pushing me out
and you know that.

Yeah, but have you
thought about that before?

Look, you know
your relicensing is coming up, so--

Is it? Fuck, I forgot about that.
- What about you don't renew?

Yeah, OK, cool. I'll just quit.

I'm only saying it
because you've been through so much.

We've all been through a lot.

We all lost Rich.

You know that
I'm not just talking about him.

I'm talking about all of it.

You, especially you,
you've been in the middle of it

and I just can't watch you give everything
to this job

until you've got nothing left.

And then what?

What then?
- Oh, God.

You two been practising this
at home, have you?

She knows.

What?

Ooh, awkward.

Is this your first domestic?

Erm, I was gonna tell you she knows.

I didn't...

Sorry, I was going to...

Sorry.
- Yeah.

You don't need to apologise.
It's fine.

I mean, I don't think much
of your choice, like, but...

Oh, nice.

Hey, sorry. Wash, Jenny's here.

Just through here. OK?

Jenny.
- What's going on?

What?
- Do you know what this is?

No.
No.

I don't know where it's come from.

I have no idea what...
- Look, I haven't even had time to...

The girls keep expecting
their dad to walk in and cuddle them.

And instead I get this.

I don't understand.

Yeah, you and me both.
I've never seen that envelope.

What's inside?

Hundred grand, in cash

delivered by hand
to the widow of Rich Manning.

Mm.

When?
- Today, before the Akermark HQ bombing.

Right.
- We've just found him

in the DBN construction
employment records.

His name is Steven Wyles.

Yeah, that's definitely him.

The financial intelligence unit confirmed
that the cash is his too.

His name was traced to two accounts

handful of credit cards,
a hundred grand all in.

So he's cleared out his accounts.
Has he left himself any money?

Not that the FIU could see.

Well, he planned
on killing himself inside Akermark.

Then why did he run?

I don't know.
His plans had obviously changed.

Unfinished business.
He'll go to ground, but not for long.

We're just worried about you, love.

I'm fine. I told you.

Now, alright, alright. OK.

Listen, your mam has got
a job back in Nottingham.

We're moving up there.
- What?

Might be good to start afresh.

We were gonna wait
but they want her up there soon.

That's a bit sudden.

There's no staying here
without money coming in.

Plus, the place is full of bad memories.

Yeah. What's the job?

She's going back to the NHS.

PA position's come up.

Good money apparently. It better be.

I've high hopes of being a lady of leisure.

Grab yourself a mug.

So, that it then?
You're definitely going?

Unless you've had better luck
on the lottery than we have.

Look, you got good mates here, right?

You don't need us

and if you did,
it'd just be a couple of hours up the M1.

M40, M69 if the traffic's bad.

You could always come home
with us, you know. Fresh start.

Approaching Wyles's last known residence.

Images have now been released

of the man who is being called
the Construction Killer.

His name is Steven Wyles.

In the past week, he has tracked down
six former managers of DBN Construction

a company that went out
of business in the 1990s

and allegedly murdered them.

We moved on his address this morning.

Neighbours say no one's lived there
in six months at least.

Armed police!
- Armed police!

Armed police!
- Move! Show yourself.

Armed police!

What about family?
- Widowed, no children.

Sir, Steven Wyles has a brother.

He led the trade union
that dealt with DBN Construction employees.

Well, where is he?

Come here you. You were brilliant!

How you doing?
Good.

Are you both hungry?

Yes.
- Yeah, yeah.

No going in Granddad's office!

The alleged actions of Steven Wyles have

of course, been widely condemned.

But on social media, some users
have come out in support of the killer.

They say Wyles has highlighted the plight

of thousands who are now
dealing with the consequences

of asbestos-related illness.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Who are you calling?

Don't.

Hey, so is the brother an accomplice, or...

We don't know yet, not risking it.

That's why they're sending us in.

Not us, you.
Batra says you're expendable.

No, he said the best. The best.

Let's go, let's go.

Trojan One to Control.

Go ahead, Trojan One.

We are 13 minutes from destination.

Received, Bronze Command
five minutes behind you, over.

So, you gonna tell me
what plans you and Carla have got?

What's that?

Oh, come on.
You've been keeping me in suspense.

Bigger house,
maybe some kids. Just life stuff.

What, am I boring you?

No, not at all.

You're right to go after it.

That's what most people want, isn't it?

Guess so.

You're gonna make
a great detective, Danny.

Maybe.

What's that supposed to mean?

When I think about our unit,
you know, what we've built.

Just the stuff we've been through.

I think I'd be stupid
to turn my back on all that.

You wouldn't turning your back on anything,
you've got to challenge yourself.

Every day with you is a challenge.

Piss off.

But seriously, I mean,
I'm staying if you're staying.

Word gets around.

EXPO One, this is Control.
Send me your ETA, over.

Control, EXPO One.

Anya!

Is Steven here?

Are you...

Where is she?
- Calm down.

Where are the boys?
- They're safe.

Steven.

You know, I never gave
this place much thought.

I mean it, you better tell me--
- I mean, it's nice, it's nice.

Not my taste, but I always imagined
it was her money that paid for it.

Where are they all? What have you done?

Don't you dare question me
about what I've done!

It looks empty.
Do you wanna try and make the arrest?

I'm done being patient.

If he's in there,
I don't want him to have any warning.

OK, if the brothers are working together

they may have this place rigged.

Suspect's vehicle out front. Door is open.

I'll check it out.

Clear up front, move right.

Left, left corridor.

Move!
- Armed police, don't move!

Armed police!
- Armed police!

Stand down!

Wait there.

It's alright, you can get up.

It's OK, you can come out.

You're not in any trouble.

What were you doing?

Steven said it was hide and seek.

OK.
Were you playing hide and seek as well?

Yeah.

Hide and seek, yeah?

Guess what? You've won.

Really?
- Come, come with me.

There we go.

Steven Wyles was here
but there's no sign of him or his brother.

What about the brother's wife?

No, nothing.

Well, she wouldn't leave
her grandkids alone.

No, not voluntarily.

Well, there must be another vehicle.

Yeah, phones,
vehicle trackers. Let's do it.

Yes, sir.

DCI Batra.

I wanna speak
to the head of bomb disposal.

Who is this?

Now.

EXPO One, it's Wyles.

He says I'll only speak to you.

OK, well, I'll keep him talking
as long as I can.

You get a fix on his location.

Alright, alright.
I'm putting him through now.

OK.

Is this EXPO One?

Yes. You need to stop this right now.

I wanna finish our conversation.

Is your brother with you?

His wife?

Where are you taking them?

You seen the news?
They're calling me a murderer.

A terrorist.

Got him.

Yeah, they're not wrong.

They are wrong.

I'm none of those things,
and I think you know that.

Tell me where you are.

Control to Expo One Bravo.

Suspect vehicle is headed north

on the Seven Sisters Road
towards Tottenham Hale.

Copy that.

Sit tight.

Well, it sounds like you know.

Don't be too long.
It's the middle building.

EXPO One to all units.

Converge to the location of the vehicle.

Steven, what are you doing?

Just up here.

Out.

You remember what was here?

Honestly, no.

It was a hospital.

Here, it's cold.

It's the first building
we demolished as part of Coldmarsh.

They promised
to build something great in its place but...

that was 30 years ago.

It's been derelict a long time.

Contractors ran out of money.

Same old story,
and the dream of Coldmarsh died

along with everyone who worked there.

Did you... did you really do
what they say you did?

Well, it depends.

On what?

Did you do what I think you did?

Come on.

You want your wife to live?

Move.

It's time for your confession.

EXPO One, Trojan One.

We are still five minutes
from your location.

Wash, I've got a vehicle.
Looks like his.

Received.

ECM's up and running.

Cheers, Danny.

Phone on the front seat.

Copy that.
- EXPO One, Bronze Command.

Do not approach the suspect
until all units are zero six.

Yeah, copy that, Bronze Command.

You see anything?

Yeah, possible device found.

It looks like it's wired up to the boot.

Possibly a booby trap.

Control, EXPO Eight,
possible device found on the vehicle.

Well, he said the middle building

so I reckon he's inside.

Well, you heard what Batra said.
We need to wait for backup.

Well, Wyles isn't gonna wait.
He wants me there.

All the more reason not to go.

I'm gonna go in.

Well, at least keep your channel clear.
Any problems, radio through.

Yes, Dad.

You see, we thought that it was six people
who screwed us over, right?

Six people who were paid off
by the Akermark group

never to mention Coldmarsh again.

You know, to stay quiet
about the asbestos report.

Knowing that, that,
that one day, all the people

who asked for compensation
would just die, right?

See...

that's what money buys you, right?

Time.

Time for us all to be forgotten.

I'm gonna need to get under here.

Wait, Danny, we're more useful to her
down here than we're gonna be up there.

We don't know what she might need from us.

Stand still.

Fuck.

What's happening, Danny?

Got a live device under this vehicle.

Wash is in the central structure.

Alright, understood. Cheers, mate.

Right, OK. You, you, round this way.
Furthest building.

Yes, sir.
- You, you, up there.

The rest of you, on me. OK, let's go.

Except it wasn't six, was it? It was seven.
- You don't have to do this.

Six bosses, six... and one union rep

who stabbed us in the back. You.

Wash.

Nearly blinded me.

I promise, I didn't know
what the implications would be.

Yes, you did.
You just chose not to think about them.

Cos you wanted
the lovely house, the wife

the kids, the grandkids.

I didn't know!

You knew exactly
what you were doing! You did!

You did.

Here, now, you hold this
and you cover it with your thumb

and push down.
- No.

That's it, OK?

No, no.

Come on, you bastard. Come on.

You understand? Alright?

No.

Now, you let go of that, it detonates.

You let go, it's all over.

It's gonna be alright.

It's gonna be OK.

Yeah?
- Yeah.

Could be some kind of transmitter here.

Right, cover me but stay clear.

I don't know
if he has command over this device.

I don't wanna push him.

There'll be marksmen
in the buildings either side.

Yeah, whatever you do,
do not take a shot without my say so.

Got it?
- Copy.

Trojan Three.
We need eyes on the fourth floor.

No one is to make any moves
until EXPO One says so. Over.

Trojan Five in place.

Trojan Three in place.

Where's your brother, Isaac?

I don't know.

Just gonna take a look. Stay still.

Keep your thumb
pushed down on that button for me.

OK.

EXPO Eight, what's your progress?

Yeah, doing great.

EXPO One Bravo, jammer still working?

All good. You?

Yeah. All good so far.

Copy.

OK, I'm guessing
you understand the situation.

You're holding onto a dead man's switch.

If you release your thumb,
then you know what happens.

I'll take a look.
You just stay calm and still.

Have you got any clue
why he's doing this to you?

Cos you need to know
what type of man he is.

What, your own brother, Steven? Really?

He was our union rep
when we worked Coldmarsh.

He was the one who assured us

that there was no harmful material
in the demolition job.

But he lied, and he knew it.

My brother, the union rep
that everyone trusted.

I was proud of him.

Please, work quickly.

OK, we've got a dead man's switch.

What looks like two and a half,
maybe three kilos of explosives

and a receiver, possible transmitter.

What did she say?

EXPO One,
he's used protective frequencies before.

If he can get around the jammers,
the devices, they could be linked.

My wife died too,
you know, because of him.

Don't move!

Don't fire. He's got dead man's switch.

Stand still, stand fucking still.

Don't fucking move.

Hands in the air.
- Stand still.

Hands in the air now.
- Don't move.

Listen to what I say.

Don't fucking move! Hands in the air.

Hands in the air now.

Eyes on me.

Listen to what I say.

Do not move.
- Listen to me. Do not move.

Stay calm.
- Do not move.

Alright, don't move.
- You don't move.

Eyes on me now.
Put your hands in the air.

Do not move.
- We have you surrounded.

Stay where you are. Look at me.

Look at me!
- Do not move.

Keep your hands where I can see them.

Stop!

Phil, get your CTSFOs out of here now.

I don't think that's a good idea.
- Do it now!

Clear!

Trojan One to all Trojans.
EXPO One has control.

Stand down.
- Standing down.

Right. It's just us now.

It is.

So where's his wife? Is she alive?

Are you in control of that transmitter?

I am.
- And the car?

So... why haven't you detonated?

I told you, you need to know the truth.

What's going on?

Hass is working the device on the car, and
Wash is up there with Wyles and his brother.

Where are CTSFO?

They've been pulled back.

Sir, I think you've just gotta let
Wash do her thing.

Don't try anything.

I'm not, I'm just putting my bag down.

He doesn't deserve to be saved.

Would she have said that?

Tell me about your wife.

Francesca.

How did she die?

Mesothelioma.

So she worked on the site as well?

No, she got it from me.
The fibres on my clothes.

I brought it to her.

I loved her more
than anything in the world

and I killed her.

I think about her every day.

You! You!
You don't get to talk about her.

My brother died, and that was my fault.

Since then,
nothing's been the same.

I'm not the same.

My dad just lost his job.

It's not right, is it?

We're just meant to accept it, aren't we?

That we don't have control
over our own lives

and I just struggle with that.

Maybe that's why we're so similar.

Problem now is I've just stopped caring.

All this effort...

I don't even know what it's for.

What?

I'm spent.

So what should we do?

Well, if you kill him,
you're gonna kill me too.

And I guess what I'm saying is
I'm, I'm OK with that.

Question is, are you?

He paid for my wife's care
while she lay dying

with the money that he earned
from the bribe to stay silent.

That's fucked.

Yeah, it is.

You know, there was a time
when people used to resist.

Used to strike.

Trojan One, I have the shot.

EXPO One has not given
authorisation to shoot.

He has a dead man's switch.

Then they found out that
the CEOs and the bosses

they never get punished, so why bother?

They're lying to us,
all of them, all of the time.

You can't trust any of them,
and it's getting worse.

In the end, they don't give a shit.

You have to prove it...

beyond doubt.

I have to prove it beyond doubt.

Where are you, then? OK.

This must isolate the battery.

I agree with everything you're saying

but I don't think
you're gonna release that trigger

because you're not that kind of guy.

Who says I'm not that type of guy?

Says the hundred grand that you left
to the widow of my mate.

One more left. Come on.

Why didn't that function?

Because I didn't have control
of the vest. I never did.

He does.

What?

You let go of that switch and you kill me.

What?

What about him?

As you say,
I'm not that type of person, but he is.

So go on, brother. Let it go.

Don't.
- I'm not going to.

Oh yes, you are.

I'm nothing like you.

No, you're so much worse.

I know what you are trying to do.

Let it go and no one will ever find out

about the terrible things you did, hmm?

Except Anya, of course.
I told her...

before she died.

What?
- Yeah.

Isaac.

I told her and then I killed her.

He's lying.

There's a reason
I didn't want you looking in the boot.

She might be hard to recognise, brother.

Isaac, don't.
How could you?

A wife for a wife.

Don't give him what he wants.

The tears made it easy.

Isaac, don't. Don't listen to him.

Don't.

Truth at last.

Shit.

Sir?

Oh, shit. Hey, it's OK, it's OK.

You're safe, you're safe,
you're safe. It's OK, it's OK.

It wasn't even rigged.

Anya? Anya?

What have you done? I don't understand!
- OK, you can talk to him later.

OK, we've got to go.
- Isaac Wyles, the time is 11:48am.

I'm arresting you for the murder
of your brother, Steven Wyles.

I must caution you
that you do not have to say anything

but it may harm your defence
if you do not mention

when questioned something
which you later rely on the court.

Anything you do say
may be given in evidence.

I probably shouldn't have
walked off on you then.

I appreciate the apology, mate.

No, I weren't apologising.

You're a dick, you know that?

Alright.
Here we go, nearly out, yeah?

Ah, you're looking good.

All good?

Yeah, all good.
- You got it going. Look at that.

- Why're you so surprised?

Well, I guess when you
eventually leave the job

you can always come back
and be my personal barbecue engineer.

Got it. Carry on like that

you'll have a barbecue
removed from your arse.

You put relish on that?

Um, I'd quite like
to say a few words if I can.

Oh, come on. It's our day off, Wash.

Hold on, alright, one sec.

Um, look, I know
I haven't been at my best recently and--

You can say that again, innit.

Come on, let her speak.
- Thank you, Wren.

You see me for a pay rise afterwards.

Alright.
- You've got the floor.

Um, yeah, I'm not at my best

and, uh, I know that's
not easy to be around, I really do.

But I'm working on it and...
and you'll be pleased to know

I finally found a therapist
that I don't wanna smack.

Oh, well done. Result.

Finally.

Um, but the, the truth
is that the only reason

that I keep going is you lot.

You're family.

I think he's packed me glasses.
The daft apeth.

They're on your head.

Hey, offer still stands, you know?

You can always come with us.

No, you're alright. I'm good here.

You know, we celebrate every success

and we feel every loss.

The mad shit...
- Yeah.

...that is thrown at us.
- Fucking mad.

But we've always got each other's backs

and I'd be a fool to walk away from that
in a hurry.

Here, mate, that's it.

Thanks, mate.
- Yeah.

So let's raise a glass to Rich.

He was a great friend. He was family.

To Rich.
- To Rich.

To Rich.
- To Rich.

To Rich.

To Rich.
- To Rich.

Alright, you head in
and I'll be in in a minute.

He had some
great legs, didn't he, like--

Always taking it to the gutter. Why?
- Just can't help it, can't you?

Just stick to the cooking.

Alright, let me get on with it.

Wahey!
- Innit?