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I hope some told me

Thank you. Thank you.

Hey!

Stop!

What are you doing?

Not him.

I'm not looking for them.

Let them pass.

Come on.

We're running out of time.

Hurry up. Come on.

We'll be at the airport in five hours.

Hurry up.

Come on.

Come on, come on, come on. Wear this.

Hurry up.

Come on, hurry up.

Come on, come on, come on, hurry up.

What are you doing? What are you doing?

I'm going to meet Hakan's men in London.

Okay? Okay.

You should talk to Hakan.

Tell him we don't have much courier left.

Let him know.

I will.

Come on!

Come on!

You arrived on today.

Stop!

My friend.

You knew?

I knew.

It was my idea.

And you're welcome.

I put a fucking gun to my head. You put a fucking gun to your head?

Which was clever.

You could have warned me.

In this world, these things do not come with warnings.

Do you want to get better at this or not?

You needed to be tested.

Tested by who?

Look.

This is your first war.

But it is not mine.

My first war came when I was only a boy.

This is how I met Mr. Blake.

This is how I learned about alliance.

How important it is.

How careful you have to be in who you form an alliance with. So yes, you were

tested by Hakan.

And by me.

And you passed the test.

Does it get me to her care?

Well, you're closer than you were.

I need to understand their operation. If I understand how it works, I'll know

what to offer to make myself part of it.

When your enemy strikes, they show their weakness.

I was surprised what they sent for you.

Check it.

He has been promoted animation that takes

Not

the

front door Zeki, okay, okay, how many times

Tell your father we are running out of mules.

It's not possible to run out of pork heads.

It would not be as easy if you didn't keep asking us to bring in more.

We're a business.

Demand is high, so supply must rise from view.

Then you should start thinking about another way to bring it in.

Scotland. Sorry, my friend.

Long way.

Bye -bye.

We're close.

Do you think?

I bet everything we need to know and everyone we need to know is in there.

We just need to work out how to get in.

Yeah. We just need to get past the gate, the door, and presumably the guns.

He is our baker.

And there's a code.

And he knows it.

You will be...

I've applied three times.

Sorry? Your investigations.

I've applied three times and never heard back.

Seeing as you're here, I thought maybe I could help. Here's my CV.

I'm Sean, by the way.

I'm in VAT, but they won't miss me. To be honest, I don't think they'd even

notice I'd gone. Why do you think we're investigations?

Because you're up from London.

And you've been sneaking in here late when no -one's around.

And you're locking your office door. And I didn't even know they had locks, to

be fair. You're from Liverpool.

Yeah.

If we are investigations, why would you want to help us?

Because you're taking on heroin.

Why would you think that?

A kid dies on an estate in Liverpool.

Thatcher reckons she's going to stop it.

And you used to roll in from London and start locking doors.

And if it is heroin, and if it is Liverpool, then I want to be part of

I want to be part of stopping that.

Give it to me.

What does that mean?

It means go home.

Tell me about Hakan's son.

Aziz? Yeah.

He's a good boy.

Maybe too good for this world.

Can we use him to get to Hakan?

Maybe.

But for now we have a meeting.

Where? Here.

He's with me.

One red, okay.

One and neighbors win.

Place your bet.

Same again, my friend.

One and neighbors.

What happened to the meeting?

It is the meeting.

No more bets, thank you.

Twenty black.

One enabled wins.

It must be my lucky night, huh?

The Daybreak Bakery loses money, but the owner is a Jed Dolby who has just

bought a very nice house for cash.

He's got a record I faxed over a mugshot.

That's him.

Your young driver is a Dean Nary.

lives with his parents, collects unemployment benefits, and is currently

supposed to be attending a youth training scheme in Macclesfield.

That means he's working while he's signing on. We're not here for benefit

No. But if we get him picked up for that, that creates a vacancy, and then

can send in a replacement.

Which one of us goes in?

Neither. We need someone who fits better than us.

And we found him.

Can't use him for that.

The bakery's hiring.

That gives us an excuse to send Sean in for a legit job, but with a legend that

might get him noticed by this one.

If Sean gets used to the drugs, he could get us the code to that building.

Oh, come on. We barely know what we're doing half the time. We can't bring in

someone else.

Don told us that we could recruit from within the community.

It's too risky.

He'll be working in a bakery.

Chances are he'll spend a few weeks selling donuts and bloody... Cream

Cream horns.

If anyone's playing a legend, it should be one of us.

Whatever this is that we're looking at, these two are the bottom of it.

We need to keep our legends till we find the top. And how will we know when we

find the top? I don't know, mate.

I'm just hoping we know it when we see it. Sean's not trained. Not trained.

Listen, it takes four years to become a police detective.

Five. Five.

Five years full -time till they give you a case. We did it in three weeks.

None of us are trained, Bailey.

Erin, I'm faxing you Sean's CV for verification and I need paperwork from

prison service.

OK.

Can he do it?

We won't know if he can do it till he's doing it.

Same for me, same for you, same for all of us.

You see

the owner?

He was in York.

In the war in Cyprus.

So was I.

Then York tried to kill me.

So I worked with the British and with Mr. Blake to kill them.

When I was in prison, I heard this man has been calling me a prodotist.

So I am here. One red.

And I am winning.

The hero

of the Greeks.

I know you're brave, but I needed to know if you could fight.

Now I do.

When Hakan hears of this fight, this will help you do what you need to do. I

couldn't die in there.

I could die every day of my life.

This is how I live.

And now this is how you live.

I'm just doing my job.

No, you're not.

You volunteered. That is different.

I volunteered too.

For Ioka.

I could tell you it was to free Cyprus or avenge my father or

protect my mother.

Maybe it was. But sometimes I think I was just a kid who wanted

adventure.

And here I am, still on that adventure.

So why are you here?

I've lost things over the years.

People.

Which adds pressure to do something important with your life.

Do something which makes you feel alive.

And tonight, in there, you feel alive.

Yeah.

Then we shall continue on our adventure.

You were registered in Pullman for a majesty's customs and excise.

They have to pay some rules.

Look, in this world, there are two types of men.

Those who think there are rules and those who don't.

And the men who think there are rules, they don't stay in this world for long.

All right, big man.

Welcome to Glasgow.

Have you got the stuff?

Yes. Magic.

It's just been here.

How was your journey?

Fine.

Hell of a drive, that.

Still, worth it to get out of England, though, eh?

You have the money.

Are you hungry, pal?

I can send one of your boys to get you a fresh supper.

No, thank you.

You want a beer?

You lot drink, don't you?

Do you have the money? Aye.

Course.

It's just in there.

You first, big man. You're the visitor.

Sorry, mate.

If you don't know it now, you'll never know it. I know it.

Officially, you've been seconded to a VAT investigation in Billericay.

We've got you as long as we need you.

You don't have to do this, mate.

And we'll understand if you don't.

You know we're asking a lot.

You know I'm from that estate where the kid died.

And they built it.

They had to do a lottery for the houses. That's how much people wanted to live

there.

It's a great place to grow up.

Safe.

Happy.

You've seen what it is now.

You've seen what's happened to the kids and you've seen who's done it.

I'm from here.

You're not.

Maybe you don't have to do this.

But I do.

Come on.

I'm gonna fuck Eddie.

Hey.

Who do I talk to about the job, mate? We're busy. OK, come back later. Speak

the girls. Yeah, OK.

Do us a favour, will you?

Get this a sign.

I need to show me parole officer. I'm looking for work.

Help me out, mate, will you?

So, er, what were you inside for?

This and that.

Come on.

What were you inside for?

Dealing puff and ABH.

How long did you get?

20 months to 12.

Where are you from?

Bootle. Netherton Park Estate.

Oh, Dodge City.

Yeah. Yeah, we didn't find that so funny around our way, mate.

I bet you didn't.

What are the pubs by there?

You what?

What are the pubs on the Netherton Estate?

Uh, the Union, the Eagle.

There's a ship. Won't go in there with a jacket like that.

Yeah, fuck off.

What neck were you in?

Uh, Walton.

Walton? What wing?

B wing.

Me too.

We're not so low right there, isn't it, mate?

When that door shuts behind you on B wing.

And you're just looking at a bed.

An Akazi.

Yeah.

What side is the banner?

The what? When you walk into the cell on B Wing.

What side is the banner?

What's that got to do with selling bread?

They're on the right.

Now, have you got a fucking job for me or not?

Should have wired him. No chance.

There's enough of a gamble just sending him in.

You know, for someone who don't want to take any risks, this is a funny old gang

to be in.

It's not as simple as that.

Bloody hell.

He's in.

Would have made him.

Now they have him.

Something has happened.

What?

How much money do you have?

Not much.

Get more.

Accounts made me sign a form saying the money would not be used to support a

criminal enterprise, and a small print suggested that I could go to prison if

does, so I very much appreciate if that could be... I'll do my best.

What's it for? No idea.

But it's to get you in?

Everything's to get me in.

How's it working out with Milonass? He'll get me in, or get me killed.

Trust him? No.

Good.

Here's the Felix Dodox information you wanted.

And this is your import -export company.

Is it live?

The address stands up, and I stuck a sign on an empty unit, so it should

a drive -by. I might not survive a drive -by. And I'm trying to run two

operations. You bury the budget for one, as you watch. Is it real?

It better be. It's evidence in a VAT fraud case, so don't bloody lose it.

about the motor?

He wouldn't drive this.

That's a decent motor, that. His wife got the house, he got the car. He

drive this.

Look, I'm working with what we have impounded, and that's the best we've

I'm sure you...

him and his imaginary wife can learn to live with it.

Keith.

Well, I popped some parking tickets in there, too.

I suspect he had a somewhat laissez -faire attitude to that kind of thing.

Cheers.

What's wrong with the one I gave you, anyway?

Great windscreen.

Do you need support?

No.

Yeah, just stop here.

You want to quit a day, no questions.

Yeah, cool.

Anything in the van is on you, not me.

So if you get pulled, then you're just one of my drivers. You got involved with

something that you shouldn't have.

Yeah, I got it.

I hope so.

Because it wouldn't be me.

It's your grass.

You got it nicked.

coming for you.

They're a lot worse than me.

The ones in charge.

I just want to wear it, mate.

And I know the game. If I get nicked, it's me that gets nicked, no one else.

Do you?

Sorry for your loss.

Your son was a brave boy.

A good soldier.

We are family.

Arkham will take care of everything.

Don't worry.

May your son's memory be eternal.

This is from me and from my friend.

Come, we talk about the general.

Okay, let's go.

Only Turks today.

Okay, take it easy.

Aziz, this is my friend, Guy.

He is in our business.

What do you do?

Transport.

We always need drivers.

So do I.

Let me know if you got any spare.

What do we know about God?

Not enough.

Is it 12?

I think so. Do you understand the concept of a management structure?

It's called a show of strength, and it works.

I didn't authorize it.

Authorize it?

Who the fuck do you think you are?

Yeah, when I met you, Carter, you were a bouncer slinging weed.

Yeah, look at me now.

Because I don't go around opening murder investigations for the sake of one

estate in fucking Glasgow.

The Turks were taking our business.

No, the Turks were taking our business because they're product.

It's better. And if it wasn't for us, you wouldn't have any product.

Sounds you've figured that one out.

We control the docks.

Well, you think paying off an Alki security guard is controlling the docks?

Forget the docks.

I control this city.

You don't even know how I do it.

Do you know your problem, Carter?

Is you think you're above it all.

But those...

Nice suits.

They're yours, and they're nice flats.

They're yours.

But you're right down here.

In the gutter with us.

And it's not nice behind you. Bad things happen.

Hey, steady.

If you want to pick a side, Eddie, that's the wrong way to go.

We're on the same side.

And he's the boss.

I took you back to work.

Let's take it back to work.

What stage are you at?

Infiltration.

You've played your legends.

Not ours.

We've recruited.

From someone who fits into the community better than us. Like how you told us to

do it.

From where?

From within the firm.

You've what?

We'll be in touch when we've got something worth telling you.

How is she?

She's OK.

She's tough.

If you think she's tough, you can see her mum.

You're on a payphone.

It's safer.

It doesn't sound safer.

Yeah, well, if it was safe, I wouldn't be here.

You sound happy.

I'm not happy. It's just, you know, it's just stuff. It gets you fired up. It's

hard to come down.

You were allowed to enjoy it, Guy.

Doesn't mean I don't miss you.

Should hope not.

I'll get some sleep.

Night, love.

Night.

Hello? Who is this, please?

It is okay.

I work for British Telecom.

We have a problem with the phone.

Who is this, please?

Sorry I'm late.

20 ,000 minutes to work down here and look at it now.

This city's falling apart.

Not just the city.

You look fucking dreadful.

I'm getting divorced.

It's an expensive business.

Don't pretend the money's for that.

It's not for that.

It's quality.

It's what the city's lost.

It's what it needs.

And that's what I need.

I need to improve the quality.

The product.

Some of the people involved.

It's not good enough.

They're not good enough.

I need to improve the quality.

I need help to do it.

Look, Don needed to know who we recruited in case anything happens to

Silence is one.

So what's going on here then?

Nothing. It doesn't look like nothing.

Just having a chat, sir.

You okay, love?

What's your problem?

It's alright.

We're leaving.

How do you live with shit like that?

You live with it.

It does things to you whether you like it or not.

Keep your head down.

Don't take whips.

Sorry.

You're right. It's not going to work if we don't take chances, if we don't put

ourselves in danger.

And I reckon that's what I'm made, you know, to learn how to do that.

Well, it's lucky you've got me then.

Red or blue?

You are?

Liverpool or Everton?

Liverpool?

I hope so.

Go on and pray, lad.

We'll soon find out.

As updates go, that is somewhat thin.

And considering I spend much of my working day conjuring up new ways to

the Home Secretary's phone calls, that is disappointing.

They're making progress.

They just won't tell you what their progress is.

And they shouldn't.

They need to feel empowered to make decisions in the moment, to do things we

don't need to know about.

If they think they need to ask permission, that normal rules apply,

just make the same decisions as everyone else. We're not the police. We're not

the spooks. We can do things they can't.

We can keep going when they have to stop.

And we should take advantage of that.

How's Guy?

We're keeping an eye on him, but he's in legend.

Which means we give him what he needs and send him out on a long leash.

The thing about long leashes, Don, is that they can be easily slipped.

Khadang wants to talk.

Dear God.

How do you know where I live?

Everyone knows where you live.

This is how you live.

He lives.

What about you?

You have a family?

No.

The business in the casino.

Not good.

You don't need to worry about my business, Hakan.

Why do you fucking Greeks always fight?

I take this from a Kurd.

What do you have to offer us?

An import -export business based in Felixstowe Docks.

Why would we need you?

Because what you're doing can't last.

And what is it that we're doing?

I imagine it's what you've always done, human mules, which limits your load and

won't work forever, especially when customs get the right together, which

will.

What do you know about customs?

I know they ain't fit for purpose.

Their dogs are only trained to find plastic explosives.

You can thank the Irish for that.

And there ain't enough officers to do what needs to be done.

Right now, unless the drugs fall out your pocket at the border, you'd do well

get caught.

But that's about to change.

With what's going on in the country, with what Fetch is saying, things are

to get a lot harder.

But I can build a system that will survive anything they throw at you and

you bring in as much as you want.

You know a lot about customs.

Why?

Know your enemy.

I've slipped a few things past him over the years. How do you think I know him?

Now I'm ready to do something proper.

Why Felix, though?

Busy supporting England.

4 ,000 containers coming every day.

Customs will do well to search 20.

I'll pay off enough people to make sure none of those 20 are mine.

Why would I trust the English?

I barely trust the Greeks.

You cannot only use Turks.

They are protected out there.

Muslims, if you want to take control of this, you need others.

You need alliance.

What's the name of your company?

Amateur Transport.

We go now.

Where? To take control.

I'll need to make a call.

Be quick.

Where is he?

Wait, who?

Why are you so busy, eh? Why always the question? Get something.

Tough guy, eh?

Tough guy.

Yes? Make Emerton live now or I'm dead.

What are you doing?

I'm the pig.

Aziki, Taner, stay here.

I have another job for you.

You learn us, you go with Aziz.

There. Finish.

You're with me.

Say that again.

Stick it in the drawer.

They'll empty it. They'll fill it.

Then you bring it back.

Easy as that.

Just, uh, leave the door open behind you.

What was the code?

European Cup final.

Wrong.

You said you were a Liverpool fan.

Yeah, fine.

Sean's taking it in. That means he's got the code.

Who the fuck can I leave?

Jesus. Oh, no.

Eddie!

I'm sorry.

It's okay.

It's okay.

He's with me.

Hey, Eddie, Eddie, Eddie.

It's okay, it's okay, it's okay.

Be right to fuck yourself now, Sam, you lousy bastard.

Yeah.

I'm good.

It's your fault, Dad.

What happened?

Dickhead.

What was that?

Who are they?

I don't know.

We've got to follow him.

What about Sean?

He's alive, isn't he?

In you go, love. I'll be right behind you.

OK.

Have you ever been in war?

No.

You said you should know your enemy.

Were you wrong?

In war, it is more important to know your friends.

When you know your friends, then you know your enemy.

Where the fuck are they?

Oh, come on, come on, come on.

All right, lads, can I help you?

You know Guy?

I hope so. He's the boss.

He's not in today, though.

What did Frouder?

A loading bay.

You can go through if you like.

You'll only find a bunch of hairy -ass truckers.

Unless that's your thing.

Is

there

anything else you needed?

Only I've got a lorry full of bananas about to turn up and your car's in the

way.

Okay. Yes.

We're heading south on the M6 following two cars of armed men and we'd really

like to know what to do about that.

I'll call you back.

Yes. I'm following Guy, a lot of Turks, and an extraordinary number of guns, and

I'm heading on to the M6, at which point I'm pretty sure I'm going to lose them.

We have a source in both networks. If we bust them now, we give up the

operation. I know what you're going to say. If we don't bust them now, they

could be hell to pay.

But just hear me out.

You know, Don, customs were formed because the Navy couldn't chase people

land.

The Army couldn't chase people at sea, and the police couldn't chase anyone

because it didn't bloody exist.

You were right.

Customs have powers that others don't and can take risks that others can't.

This is an opportunity to remind the country who we are and what we can do.

Play it out.

Quite right, sir.

Stay back, let it play out. I'm Guy's wife.

I'm sorry to call. It's not a great time, love.

Is he okay?

He's terrific.

I'll call you back.

What?

What is this?

Dunno, mate.

But I reckon we found the top.

You're wrong, that's not Jesus.

No one should be your friend, no one your guest.

You're wrong, that's not Jesus.

you mean