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I'm a Spurs fan, he's...

I've got a date with a new guy next week.

I think we need some proper leadership

for young people.

Who would you ideally replace him with?

I don't have any unclaimed...

...getting youthful...

...a black hatchback...

I need my money, I've got a mortgage,

I've got bills to pay...

...every WhatsApp group.

Why don't I meet you at the car park?

...learn to pirouette like a prima ballerina.

...tell her one more time where our printer is.

It doesn't move.

You wouldn't have to replay the whole fight

if you'd just listened to me in the first place.

These supplements make me feel

like more of a man than ever.

The manager's been watching us on cameras from his office.

Don't you think a lie like that is dangerous?

Listen.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

If anyone finds out about this,

we're both dead, that's it.

I'll be there in three hours.

When the King of Glory comes...

You're getting good at that.

I've got a very big day in court today

and I'm a little nervous.

I've got football and I hate football.

Come on, get yourself ready.

I've been ready for ages.

Oh, yeah?

Have you changed your insulin pod?

- Yep. - How are your numbers?

Ninety-six.

All good.

♪ But this time it's real ♪

♪ It's something that I feel ♪

♪ If it feels like paradise ♪

♪ Running through Your bloody veins ♪

♪ You know it's love Heading your way ♪

♪ If it feels like paradise ♪

♪ Running through Your bloody veins ♪

♪ You know it's love Heading your way ♪

- ♪ My time ♪ - ♪ My time ♪

♪ My t-t-t-t-time ♪

♪ Well, it's a never-ending Helter-skelter... ♪

One, two, and...

three.

♪ My boom-boom heart ♪

♪ It's a beating It's a thumping ♪

Let's go.

♪ I know you heard it... ♪

We did this fundraising thing

where we got to throw wet sponges at Mr Pearson.

- Really? - Yeah.

See you later!

What about going in on your own today, hmm?

Mmm-mmm.

Come on, just give it a go.

Hmm?

But I like it when you walk me in.

I know

but it's good to try new things.

Remember when you were afraid to go ice skating?

I think you'd be the one to miss it.

Whoa.

I love you.

I'm proud of you.

And don't forget to check your glucose numbers.

I love you, monkey.

Love you, Mum.

Ted McBain calling.

- Hi, Ted. - Morning.

They've moved the witness pick-up time.

It's now 10:15.

Okay, got it.

Does that leave you enough time to run in?

Yeah, no problem.

Can we talk about last night?

I thought you were having a good time and then--

You said all you needed to say.

You don't wanna have kids. I have Noah.

And that's that.

I said I needed to think about--

Look, I understand your position.

Really, if I didn't have Noah, I'm not sure

if I would get involved with someone who has a child.

It's okay.

You're trying to argue my point

- but it's not even my point. - Ted, I gotta run.

I'll see you at the office.

Maia--

♪ Once I had a love And it was a gas ♪

♪ Soon turned out Had a heart of glass ♪

♪ Seemed like the real thing Only to find ♪

♪ Mucho mistrust Love's gone behind ♪

Flora Gibson calling.

Maia Marten.

Maia, the police are here.

You said they wouldn't take my devices.

They've got my computer--

- Flora, stop. - I don't know what to do!

Take a breath.

Good.

Never talk to the police without me, okay?

Okay.

Your husband is just trying to scare you.

Well, I'm the one telling the truth, Maia!

He's the criminal.

Listen to me.

99% of defending yourself is telling the right story.

Controlling the narrative.

So what's the other 1%?

Being innocent.

Listen, Flora, I gotta run.

♪ In between ♪

♪ What I find is pleasing ♪

♪ And I'm feeling fine ♪

♪ Love is so confusing ♪

♪ There's no peace of mind ♪

♪ If I fear I'm losing you ♪

♪ It's just no good ♪

♪ You teasing like you do ♪

♪ Once I had a love And it was a gas ♪

♪ Soon turned out Had a heart of glass ♪

♪ Seemed like the real thing But I was so blind ♪

♪ Mucho mistrust Love's gone-- ♪

Noah calling.

Okay, what did we forget this time?

I haven't forgotten a thing, Maia.

Blessed with a perfect memory.

Who is this? Why are you on my son's phone?

Because I have your son.

- What? - Here in the park.

At the Temple of Venus.

Who is this?

Think of me as a force for change.

You're stuck in a rut.

Looks like you've ordered the same chicken ramen

every week for the last five years.

Helen, is that you?

Listen to you.

Grasping for explanations.

No, I think you've got my son's phone

and you're pulling a prank.

Then why are you walking towards the temple?

If you don't believe me,

Noah can tell you himself.

Noah, say hi to Mummy.

Mum, he's got me chocolate chip ice cream.

- I love it. - Noah, where are you?

At the temple. Are you here?

Stay exactly where you are. Don't move.

I've got to go now.

Your friend said we'll see you later.

No, Noah, you need to get away from him.

- My God! Why'd she do that? - So rude.

Hey, get off him!

- What are you doing? - Sorry.

Are you all right, darling?

Yeah, it's like a bush or something.

Ah, here you are.

So sorry I'm late. I couldn't find you.

Don't worry about it.

Noah?

Noah?

Noah?

Is she okay?

Noah?

Where are you?

Miss Marten, you have won £100,000.

Are you here?

Hello?

Hello.

Now, you listen to me. This game is over.

Where are you?

Maia, take a breath.

If you lay a finger on him,

I swear to God I'm gonna kill you.

If we're gonna do this, you need to calm down.

How dare you tell me to calm down?

Were you a defendant in one of my cases?

- If you were-- - You have a logical mind.

But sometimes logic isn't enough.

Never talk to the police.

Isn't that what you told Flora?

This is a very simple game.

It's like snakes and ladders.

You follow my rules

and Noah lives.

Disobey, he dies.

Rule number one, you talk to nobody but me,

on the phone, on the street.

Nobody. Understood?

- Understood? - Yes. Yes, I understand.

The second rule, you do what I say when I say.

You do not bore me.

Are you still in the park?

No, we're almost home.

Aren't we, Noah?

So let's begin.

Do you know the men's swimming pond?

Yes.

Run to it.

Now look in the red bin.

Do you have it?

There's a package inside.

Your star witness,

Mr Radian Tafa,

is under heavy protection at the Excelsus Hotel.

Today is trial day.

At 10:15, he's gonna be transported to the Old Bailey

to stand witness against my employer.

But that won't happen

because you're gonna kill him first.

You're too late.

They moved him last night. He's not even there.

I've heard so many grand things about Maia Marten

and her ability to spin her own reality

in the courtroom.

But here you are telling little butterfly lies.

I know you're one of six people

with access to Tafa today,

because you wrote it in an email.

If you're one of Boyd's men, I can get you immunity.

You can testify, we can fix everything.

Maia.

I'm a freelancer, a specialist.

Okay, whatever he's paying you,

I'll double it.

I've seen your bank balance. You can't afford me.

I can get you the money, trust me.

Don't bore me!

But why me?

Oh, you know why, Maia.

I can't kill someone.

I think you can.

And you want Noah to live, don't you?

Noah has nothing to do with this! Please--

I'm sorry I bored you.

I'll do whatever you say.

- Thank you, Mummy. - Noah?

I like your friend.

Can he be my daddy, please?

- What? - Can he be my daddy, please?

Can he be my daddy, please?

Hello? Are you all right?

Isn't AI amazing?

Irresponsible to have unleashed it

on the general public, really.

You should check his glucose numbers.

Thirty-two's quite low, isn't it?

You... You hacked his insulin dispenser?

I gave him an extra dose.

And now he's in a hypoglycaemic coma.

Another full dose would kill him.

But this drip is quite slow.

He should survive for about an hour.

- The coma is reversible

with an injection of glucagon,

which I know you always carry with you.

You're going to kill Tafa

and only then will I tell you where Noah is.

Now, text Ted.

Tell him you need to see Tafa

for some last-minute trial advice.

Let me send that for you.

From where you're standing,

it's just over five miles to the Excelsus Hotel.

- At your pace... - Wait...

...you can cover that in under an hour.

You want me to run?

Keeping you running keeps you where I can track you.

Stops you from talking to anyone you shouldn't.

Please.

And you know what happens if you break the rules.

Stop!

Tick, tick, tick, tick...

Maia?

You're wasting time.

Maia!

There's a palpable air of expectation

here at the Old Bailey today

on the opening day of Tommy Boyd's trial

for double murder.

Mr Boyd, an alleged crime boss in south London,

is accused of murdering

Sasha Summerhill and Anita Patel

after an altercation at a night spot in Romford.

Oh. Hey! Hey, Maia.

Hey! Oh, I'm so glad I ran into you.

I wanted to apologise for Weston's party.

I-I told him to ask the whole class, and...

God, I loathe parental hypocrisy.

But he binned Noah's invite when I wasn't looking.

You know how silly boys can be.

Call her a bitch. It's what you're thinking.

...not talking to each other.

- Do it. - I did ask Weston why.

- And he said-- - Bitch.

Oh, my God. How rude!

What's she on about?

Doesn't that feel good, to be yourself?

- What's that about? - Are you all right?

Keep going straight, down College Lane.

Your heart rate is elevated.

You need to pace yourself.

Under-16 pentathlon champ.

You'd do anything to win, wouldn't you?

Is that immigrant drive

or having your father as your coach?

What was it he said to you?

"Control your breath,

master your fear."

- Good advice. - You don't know me.

That's where you're wrong, Maia.

I know you better than you know yourself.

Hey, stop!

Do you know what piqued my interest in you?

You okay?

Why would such an attractive woman

choose to have a child on her own?

You've been running from your past, haven't you?

Hard to lose a parent to violent crime.

Harder still when the killer is your mother.

All those birthdays on your own

while she was in prison.

She didn't do it.

She was innocent.

Why lie to yourself, Maia?

I'm sure he abused her terribly.

I'm not gonna...

I'm not gonna talk about my private life with you.

Well, opening up is a process.

We'll get there.

But tell me, is that why you became a lawyer

to assert your will over violent men?

I became a lawyer to--

I'm so sorry.

To put psychopaths like you in jail.

Cross the street and go down Kentish Town Road.

Just a little reminder,

you've got 53 minutes, 10 seconds remaining.

Let me know...

Why are you slowing down? What's going on?

It's crowded. Everyone's on their phones.

They know she was fortunate.

That's the world we live in.

Nobody meets your eye, all staring at a device.

Mind you, Kentish town at rush hour

is always full of nutters.

So you live locally.

Huh! Don't try to be clever, Maia.

I recognise the gun.

Oh, really?

Ruger LCP,

the same model your employer used

to murder those women.

No, you've missed the point.

It's the exact same gun.

You and I are gonna drive the conspiracy nuts wild.

But I will give you this.

No one but you could have got Tafa to squeal.

That was impressive.

The rest of your case is pathetic.

So once you've killed Tafa,

my client will walk.

You sick prick.

Don't torment yourself.

Tafa's no angel.

No, but Tafa doesn't rape

and murder women like your boss.

Ah, there she is, the fearless champion of wronged women.

Will that be the title of your self-righteous autobiography?

Are you some sort of woman hater?

I'm gonna give those murdered women

a voice in front of a jury,

then the law will come for you.

I am the law, Maia.

Might is right these days.

I know you didn't go home.

- What? - You said you took Noah home,

but you can't have.

I heard piano music and voices.

Maia, you're remedial.

And you must have an accomplice.

You didn't have time to drop Noah's bag yourself,

which means there's someone out--

You're boring me again, Maia.

Noah's school calling.

Hello?

Hi, Maia. Er, this is Malcolm Brady.

Erm, look, Noah wasn't at registration this morning.

- Hello? Hello? He-- - Is everything okay?

Oh, I completely forgot to call you.

I'm sorry.

He's feeling poorly and I kept him at home.

Oh, I see.

Do you mind letting us know in future so we don't worry?

I'm glad he has a teacher

who worries over him.

Sorry, I'd talk more, but I've got to run.

Bye.

That should buy us some time.

Let's go.

I'll be there by 12:00.

Tick, tick, tick.

What are you doing? Look where you're going!

What is going on with people today?

Just got lucky.

Go straight ahead.

Hey, what's the rush, darling?

Where are you going? I said straight ahead.

It's gonna be quicker along the canal.

Remember the rules, Maia.

You do what I say.

Trust me, I'm the one who actually runs in the city.

Sale!

She's a thief!

- What was that? - I bumped into someone.

I see you're interested. Come on, fella.

They're making it right...

- Hey, my phone! - Oi!

She's got my phone! You lot, stop her!

Hey, come back here!

She's got my phone!

Give me back my phone!

I dislike it when you're quiet.

What's on your mind?

What the hell are you doing?

I'm wondering whether or not

Noah has spoiled his dinner with all that ice cream.

You've got a sense of humour.

Do you think your beautiful boy will inherit that?

I know Noah's father was only a donor,

- but will he ever meet him? - No.

Probably for the best.

Fathers are tricky, aren't they?

All right, now this angle... this looks good.

What are you doing?

- Stop! Bring that back! - She took my phone!

- Yo! - Oi! Stop her!

That's my girl's phone!

Stop!

Stop!

Stop!

That's my girl's phone! Hey, stop!

Please...

You all right, love?

- Oi! Hey, hey, hey! - Oi!

That's my girl's phone!

- Oi! Oi! - Whoa!

- What are you talking about? - That's my phone!

That's my girl's phone! You've got the wrong guy!

That's my girl's phone!

Oi! You got the wrong guy! She's got my phone.

- Are you kidding me? - Sorry.

Hey, watch out!

No!

Shit!

What's wrong with you?

Watch where you're going!

Maia?

Maia?

I fell.

You okay?

I hurt my knee.

Is it serious?

As if you care.

Oh, but I do care. You're very precious to me.

And to Ted.

He was really upset

by your conversation this morning.

You've hacked into Ted's phone.

An insurance policy,

in case you were foolish enough to contact him.

Hmm?

You know what he told his friend Alan yesterday?

He said he feels something with you

that he's never felt with a woman before.

But I wonder if you might just be toying with him.

All those flirty texts, which you never follow up on.

You know, I, um...

I found a folder on your laptop.

You thought you deleted it.

But your digital hygiene is terrible.

Were those photos for him?

You little piece of shit.

You perv. You freaking perv.

You're so avoidant, Maia. It's unhealthy.

Have you ever seen a therapist?

- Oh, wait. Yes, Dr Katz. - Shit.

But that didn't last for long.

Painful, was it?

But we all need to share our secrets with someone.

Why did you use an encrypted app

to communicate with your mother?

And what does this message mean where she says,

"We're forever bonded by what happened that night"?

Did you see the body?

Or did she shelter you from it?

"What's bred in the bone outs in the flesh."

Do you know what that expression means, Maia?

It means you can't escape who you are.

Leave me alone.

That's why I think you've got what it takes.

You're worried that you're like your mother,

and she was a killer.

And you think you are, too.

She wasn't a killer. You're wrong.

Come on, Maia, tell me the truth.

All I want is honesty. What happened to your father?

Ugh! Get out of my--

I'm just checking your eyes.

Maia.

You were in an accident.

Maia.

Everything's going to be fine.

Maia, where are you?

I'm getting you to hospital, okay?

Everything's going to be fine.

Are you okay? Maia, wake up!

Okay?

How... How long have I been...

You were hit by a car.

You've been unconscious for a few minutes.

Well...

Ah, I'm glad to have you back.

Noah...

But you've lost a lot of time. The clock is ticking.

I can't do this.

I need to rest.

Come on, Maia, you're a fighter. Fight!

I have to run.

- Oh! Oh! Er... - I can't do this,

I need to run.

I need to run. I need to run.

- Listen... - I'm gonna get you a sedative.

I need to go. Dammit.

- Please calm down! - Let me go!

I'm trying to help you!

What are you doing?

- You should be in hospital! - Oh, bugger!

Stop! Stop the van!

Hey!

You have 35 minutes, 20 seconds remaining.

I need more time.

I need more time. I won't make it.

There is no more time.

Witness protection will pick up Tafa

at 10:15 precisely.

If you're going to save Noah,

you need to be there 15 minutes before.

Ah, you've got to pick up the pace, Maia.

What do you think you're doing?

...City Line train to Barking.

The next station is Farringdon.

What's that noise?

Ow!

It's okay.

Aww!

It's all right.

It's okay.

Do you know if this train goes to Bank?

You're going very fast.

What's going on?

I hope you're not breaking the rules.

No, I'm just trying to make up time.

Did your mother ever share with you

what it was like to take a human's life?

- No. - Prepare yourself.

There's more blood in the human body

than you can fathom.

And when it spills out, you think it must be done.

But it just keeps coming.

I'm not interested!

...will have everlasting life,

so that you can spend eternity in heaven.

Not in hellfire.

Do you want to give up the desires of the flesh,

and all its fleshly lusts,

to spend your time with God the Father?

Watch it!

This is your opportunity today

to repent and turn over a new leaf.

Okay.

Why are you slowing down again?

Traffic.

You don't want me to get run over, do you?

The next station is Farringdon.

Change for the Elizabeth line and National Rail services.

You're not running, are you?

I am.

- Are you on a train? - What? No.

Maia, do you think I'm stupid?

- What? - Think about your boy.

- Hello? Hello? - Yeah!

Hello?

Hello?

Connection lost.

My phone! My phone!

My phone!

No, no, no, no!

I need my phone!

No, no!

♪ Wake me up When the shooting starts ♪

♪ I'm gonna pack my bag... ♪

What are you doing?

Careful!

♪ Burn, burn, burn ♪

♪ Burn, burn, burn Burn, burn ♪

♪ Let it burn, burn, burn Burn, burn, burn ♪

♪ Let it burn ♪

♪ Oh my God ♪

♪ I was playing Lucy when I should have played God ♪

♪ Only Lucy Gonna hold me tight ♪

Watch out, love! Get off the road!

♪ I was playing Lucy when I should have played God ♪

♪ Looking to the left Should've been right ♪

Come on!

♪ Running, running, running Running, running ♪

♪ Running, running Running, running ♪

♪ From the grey thoughts In my mind ♪

♪ Running, running, running Running, running ♪

♪ Running, running, running Running, running ♪

♪ Running, running Running, running ♪

♪ From the grey thoughts In my mind ♪

♪ Don't blow me high ♪

♪ I said blue back, baby ♪

♪ On the telephone ♪

♪ I'm in the calling light Now, baby ♪

♪ Won't you leave me alone? ♪

♪ Bitch, I'm running ♪

♪ Running, running Running, running, running ♪

♪ Running, running Running, running, running ♪

♪ Running, running, running ♪

♪ From the grey thoughts In my mind ♪

♪ Bitch, I'm running ♪

♪ Running, running, running Running, running, running ♪

Stop her!

♪ Running, running, running ♪

♪ From the grey thoughts In my mind ♪

♪ Don't blow me high ♪

...Central line train to Barking.

The next station is Liverpool Street.

Hey.

What?

My phone.

What's she saying?

- Whoa, hey. - Give me my phone.

Huh, what phone?

Huh?

What phone?

Give it to me now.

Eh... Huh?

Yo, what the heck?

Chill out, lady!

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Bro, she got a gun, man!

What the hell?

Oh, my God.

You have no idea what you've done.

The next station is Liverpool Street.

Oh, shit.

Is she all right?

Change for the Central and Circle lines,

the Elizabeth line, London Overground...

She's got a friggin' gun, man.

You okay?

Ma'am?

Ma'am?

Stop, please, ma'am!

Pull the emergency brake now!

Sorry.

What are you doing? Don't go in there!

Stop!

Open up!

Please, ma'am. Open up!

Open this door! Open this door now!

Open up, please, ma'am!

Open up now!

Hey. Hey!

Hey, can you help me?

Would you get off your goddamn phone?

I need some help.

That's it.

CCTV is in use throughout London Underground.

Police! Move out the way!

Back!

Move, move, move!

Evacuate the station!

Police!

- ♪ Kumbaya ♪ - Move back!

Police! Get back!

Come on, come on, come on.

Can we have a word with you, love?

Sure.

Sure, sure, sure.

Sorry.

Is this, er, private property?

I was just looking for some quiet place

to call my boyfriend.

Put your hands in the air and lean against the wall.

Stop! Stop! Police!

Stop! Police!

Stop!

Police! Get out my way!

Stop! Stay where you are!

Watch out!

Oh, my goodness! I almost hit you!

Hey, stop!

Are you all right?

It's often those who are afraid to ask for help

who need it the most.

I just need a moment of peace.

Would you like to confess?

If you're in pain, there are always options.

His blood is our blood, and He bled for our sins.

Did you know there's more blood

in the human body than you can fathom?

Unknown caller calling.

Hello? I'm... I'm sorry.

I'm sorry someone stole my phone.

Hello, Miss Marten, this is Harry.

I've got some wonderful news. Are you as excited as I am?

Yes.

I am really pleased to tell you that you've won a prize

of £100,000,

brought to you by Proton Economics.

I can assure you, any personal details

that you share with us will be completely safe.

We are a member

of RCCP Online Security Forum.

I know you're listening.

Of course I'm listening, ma'am.

No, not you.

Him.

Sorry, who? I don't understand.

What are you talking about?

I just need your bank details and I can get it all sorted.

I can do this, do you hear me?

What?

Just give me a chance.

This is your big chance, Miss Marten.

You're gonna be rich.

Hello?

Hello?

Come on, come on, come on.

Hello?

It's over.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

I can still do this. I'll do anything.

- You broke the rules. - I had no choice.

They stole my phone.

You waved a gun around in public.

And now the police have a call out for you.

You're useless to me now.

I'm not useless. I can still do this.

Please.

No. I'll have to handle it myself.

A lot of people are gonna die,

not just Noah.

It's gonna be messy

and that's your fault.

I'm never wrong, but I was wrong about you.

No, listen.

You were only wrong about one thing.

It wasn't my mother who killed my father,

it was me.

Tell me.

When my father was drunk, he became an animal.

The things he did...

One night I came into the kitchen,

and he was drinking milk from a carton.

His fists were still wet with blood.

My mother's blood.

I aimed my target pistol at him

and he wasn't even afraid.

It's like he thought nothing could hurt him.

So he died surprised.

I never told this to anyone. Only you.

Thank you.

So your mother went to jail so you could have a life.

Yes.

Please give me another chance.

You have 15 minutes.

Thank you.

You should be able to see the hotel now.

You've got plenty of time.

Shit. Police on the bridge.

The whole area is crawling.

You have to go to Blackfriars Bridge.

I'll never make it.

Just stop the drip.

We're in this together now.

Yes, we're a team now,

but remember what your father said.

Fear is a stronger motivator than love. Hmm?

Police coming from the other direction too.

Take a hard left down the stairs.

The police are on their way to Blackfriars.

Gotta be quick, Maia.

- One Alpha Five. - No, no, no.

Head to the underpass to your left.

Waterloo is the only bridge that's still open.

If you keep this pace, you can do it.

It's half a mile in the wrong direction.

I can't do that.

- Use the fear, Maia. - Fuck you!

Police car coming towards you.

Hey, hey, hey! Stop, thief!

- Stop! - Up the steps.

Take a left.

Cross the street.

Take the alleyway behind King's College.

Now go left on the Strand.

More police around the next corner.

There's a shortcut that gets you onto the bridge.

Take a left now through Somerset House.

There's a single policeman

coming towards you.

Blend into the crowd.

Twenty metres.

Fifteen metres.

Ten metres.

Five metres.

My God, he was so cute!

Sorry, sorry.

- Control, suspect... - No, no, no.

She's got a gun!

Come on, go!

...believed to be armed with a black handgun...

Take your hand off that!

Suspect is Maia Marten.

Take it easy. Take it easy.

- Take his radio. - I don't need your help.

- Please, ma'am. - Get back! Get back!

Get back!

Please, drop the weapon.

Give me your radio. On your knees now!

I said, give me the radio.

Multiple police cars incoming, Maia.

Armed units.

- You're trapped! - Armed police!

Armed police!

- Police, drop the weapon! - It's over!

Failure to comply, we will use lethal force!

I'm sorry that Noah's gonna die without you.

No, that's not gonna happen.

Ma'am. Let me help you.

Shut the fuck up!

Whatever trouble you're in,

we can still fix it.

Drop the weapon! Put the gun down!

What are you doing?

I thought you knew everything.

Maia? Maia?

Maia!

- Jesus. - Oh, my God!

- Holy shit! - Maia!

Mummy!

Are you here?

What the hell are you doing up here?

I need you to take me to London Bridge, south side.

But if you don't get me there in six minutes,

my son will be dead.

♪ My, my, my, Delilah ♪

♪ Why, why, why, Delilah? ♪

♪ So before ♪

♪ They come To break down the door ♪

I'll take her.

♪ Forgive me, Delilah ♪

♪ I just couldn't take Any more ♪

As you can see, security is already heavy

here at the Old Bailey

as the legal teams begin to arrive for Tommy Boyd's murder trial.

Tantalisingly, we're hearing reports

of a surprise witness inside Mr Boyd's organisation,

whose testimony is said to be devastating

for the alleged criminal kingpin.

Back to you, Mike, for the weather.

See the HMS Belfast up ahead?

I can get us near enough for you to jump onto the jetty

but I can't stop.

Can you do that?

- Take the starboard door. - Thank you.

I broke your special rules, your stupid freaking rules.

Rules are made to be broken.

This is the end game.

...Belfast, beautiful day for it.

It's a pride...

They're here, the security detail,

getting ready to move him.

No time to waste, then.

Noah's breathing is getting shallow.

I got this. Okay.

You're here, aren't you?

There are 267 rooms in this establishment.

Could you find a Noah in the haystack?

Do your job, then you'll get the room number.

Er, excuse me, madam, may I ask where you're going?

I'm visiting a client, Imperial Suite, 53rd floor.

Just one moment, please.

No, no, no, no.

Listen, listen, listen, sir, I don't have time for this.

- I have a Ms... - I don't have time for this.

I need to go upstairs, please.

- What's your name, please? - Maia Marten.

- It's an emergency. - Maia Marten.

- Yes, okay. - Sir.

That's fine.

You can go up now, Ms Marten.

Have a good day, madam.

Check the gun.

Open your phone so I can see you.

A little reminder of what's at stake.

Now put it back on your arm, facing forward.

I need to see you do this with my own eyes.

- Morning. - Good morning, ma'am.

I need to have a last-minute chat with my client.

Been for a run, ma'am?

Have I ever.

You should get that cut seen to, ma'am.

It was a really difficult chance,

diving forward.

He just couldn't quite get his fingers under the ball.

He did well to stop it, to be fair.

Come in.

Hello, Maia.

Do you like my new suit?

I got it for the big day.

You look like shit.

Maia?

Wait, wait. What you doing?

What's going on? Ma'am, open the door!

Let me through! Out of my way!

Let me through!

Come on, darling, let's go!

- Come on. - Out of my way! Out of my way!

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

Okay, Noah, wake up!

Mummy's here. Wake up.

Noah, wake up!

Noah. Noah.

Noah! Come on. Wake up.

Noah, come on!

Noah, monkey, please don't leave me.

Come back!

Wake up, baby.

Mummy.

Hey, baby.

Mum, I'm thirsty.

I'll get you anything.

I'll get you anything.

I'm so sorry.

I love you so much.

Move back, sir!

Do you know what's happening?

I don't know.

Ms Marten.

DCI Philips.

He's still here, isn't he?

The building's locked down.

Only emergency services are allowed in and out.

We're hoping the boy can identify him.

He doesn't remember anything.

Killer.

- Maia? Maia? - Sir, sir, stop!

Can I please...

Can I please just talk to them?

Sir, I have to ask you to step away from the suspects.

Noah,

this is Ted, my friend.

You're a brave boy.

There's something else. Ted, would you...

Of course. We'll get you checked out by a paramedic.

Mum.

It's okay. I'll just be a few minutes.

You all right?

- Yeah, I'm fine. - Okay.

He said he has a contingency plan,

that it's going to be messy

and a lot of people are going to get hurt.

I think he has a bomb.

Let's alert EOD of a code black.

No!

Stay back!

I'm just giving him another dose of glucagon.

I'm so sorry. I think I was...

I'm losing my mind.

Don't worry.

Mum, I need to pee.

Constable Thompson.

Wait here while I check out the toilets.

Noah?

It's him! Open the door! He's here!

Open the door!

Open the door!

Open the door!

Move back, please.

Witness coming through.

Let's move back, please.

Ninety-nine percent of defending yourself

is controlling the narrative.

Please give me another chance.

You have 15 minutes.

Thank you.

Er, excuse me, madam.

I deserve a bloody award.

I'm not a killer.

Shots fired! Shots fired!

Stay where you are!

Show us your hands!

- Hey! - Get down!

- Take the bag. - Take the bag.

Secure the bag. Secure the bag.

Stop struggling and get down.

Suspect has been identified.

All clear, all clear.

Bomb decommissioned.

The testimony of key witness Radian Tafa

was devastating for the defence.

Tafa tied Mr Boyd and his associates

to the murders of Miss Summerhill

and Miss Patel.

It appears that justice is at hand for the families

of these two innocent young women.

It's hard to see how Mr Boyd can escape

from a lengthy prison term.

Maia! Ms Marten!

Can you give me an official statement?

Look this way.

You know, I don't know anyone else

who could have pulled this off.

I just told him the story he wanted to believe.

That old lawyer's trick.

Thanks, Ted.

Least I could do.

I'll drop by tomorrow,

early afternoon, just to check up on you.

Okay, you ready?

Yeah.

Oh, your backpack's gone. But...

Red Ranger!

Unknown caller calling.

Unknown caller calling.

Unknown caller calling.

Unknown caller calling.

Unknown caller calling.

♪ I'm in the phone booth ♪

♪ It's the one Across the hall ♪

♪ If you don't answer ♪

♪ I'll just ring it Off the wall ♪

♪ I know he's there But I just had to call ♪

♪ Don't leave me Hanging on the telephone ♪

♪ Don't leave me Hanging on the telephone ♪

♪ I heard your mother Now she's going out the door ♪

♪ Did she go to work Or just go to the store? ♪

♪ All those things she said I told you to ignore ♪

♪ Oh, why can't We talk again? ♪

♪ Oh, why can't We talk again? ♪

♪ Oh, why can't We talk again? ♪

♪ Don't leave me Hanging on the telephone ♪

♪ Don't leave me Hanging on the telephone ♪

♪ It's good to hear your voice And stop this conversation ♪

♪ Your voice across the line Gives me a strange sensation ♪

♪ I'd like to talk when I can Show you my affection ♪

♪ Oh, I can't control myself ♪

♪ Oh, I can't control myself ♪

♪ Oh, I can't control myself ♪

♪ Don't leave me Hanging on the telephone ♪

♪ Hang up and run to me ♪

♪ Oh ♪

♪ Hang up and run to me ♪

♪ Oh ♪

♪ Hang up and run to me ♪

♪ Oh ♪

♪ Hang up and run to me ♪

♪ Oh, whoa, whoa, Whoa, run to me, yeah ♪