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And now the shipping forecast
issued by the Met Office
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on behalf of the Maritime
and Coastguard Agency
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at 05:05 on Thursday
3rd November 2011.
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She's not going to be going
in a wheelchair, is she?
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How are we going to get her in the
house? Andrew won't be able to lift
her... Let's speak to a doctor,
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and then we'll know, won't we?
I'm not preparing special food
for... her.
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No!
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Don't you tell me.
I don't want to hear.
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Thanks for coming in, Paul.
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I'd like you to sort out
a few family photos
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you're happy to release to the press.
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They'll just dig their own up,
otherwise.
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We laughed at him.
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Treated him like a joke.
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Not funny now, is he?
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Christ.
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Southcliffe.
It's not that kind of place, is it?
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Is now.
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Paul? Paul?
Anything you can tell us?
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Strider! Get down!
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Down!
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Get down!
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The flatness and the light
does weird things to your eyes.
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We used to scare ourselves
with these stories
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about these creatures
who used to run across the marshes.
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Striders.
I bet it was great as a kid.
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It was shit as a kid.
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It's shit now.
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What was her name?
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Salter.
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Anna Salter.
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Yeah, Salter's quite a common name
around here.
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How old was she?
I don't know. 16?
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17?
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She was still alive when they found
her. Some old boy walking his dog.
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And then she died in hospital.
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Mm, I've got something for you.
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It's his route.
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Every kill he made.
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Mate...
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Right.
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Oh, nice one. Where did you get
this? My Beeb contact.
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So, he starts off at home.
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Does Mum and the next-door neighbour.
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And then it looks like
he makes his way into town.
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Yeah, personal stuff's done,
then it's random from then on.
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Mm, like Derrick Bird. You reckon?
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Yeah, open season. Just a matter
of how many he takes down with him.
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What was he like?
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I can hardly remember. We were kids.
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What? No, um... cat torturing?
Nothing like that?
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No.
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This is a hell of a lot
of shop floor to walk.
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If we're going to find our story,
we'd better make a move.
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Ahead of the pack. Nice.
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They should pull these places down.
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Just dropping off
some provisions, Officer.
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Sorry, sir.
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Is, um... John in next door?
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John?
Mr Price. We've got his provisions.
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Stan, you mean?
Yeah, Stan.
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What sort of man was he like?
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Kept hisself to hisself.
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His mother was an invalid,
wasn't she?
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Must have...
Must have been a bit of a handful.
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Mm. I suppose.
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Arguments?
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Liked a bit of a barney, did he?
You must have heard things.
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Not really, no. Right.
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There you go.
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You do understand
what Morton just did, don't you?
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Well, yes.
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David, I think Mr Price does
understand. I really do.
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Stephen Morton shoots
and kills 15 people.
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Destroys the lives
of God knows how many others.
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And he lives next door to you
and you know nothing?
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I'm so sorry.
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No, I'm sorry, Mr Price.
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Dad?
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Dad?
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Dad?
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She's up early.
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Thought I'd go for a walk. A run.
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Hello?
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Just one... Yeah, just a second.
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It's the hospital.
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They're asking if we're sure
we don't want to go and see her.
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Anna?
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No.
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Do you? I don't.
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No.
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No, thank you.
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Sorry.
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Horrific events which unfolded
yesterday
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in the quiet market town of
Southcliffe
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have shocked people to the core
across the nation.
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Our thoughts are with
the families and friends...
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of all those who have been affected
by this appalling tragedy.
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Cheers.
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My house used to be at the end
of that road. It's a roundabout now.
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Madge is circling.
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Yeah, well, come tomorrow,
"15 dead in new Hungerford"
isn't going to cut it, is it?
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Yeah, thank you, Anthony.
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Manage to get hold of that young
soldier? What's his name? Cooper?
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Yeah, working on it. What did
the locals manage to dig up?
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Ha! "Killer Stephen Morton
systematically sets about
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"robbing a sleepy English town
of its womenfolk."
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Womenfolk? Beautiful!
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They manage to make
a shooting spree sound cosy.
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It says there's a sister.
She isn't talking.
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That's right. He did have a sister.
You think we can get her?
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Mrs Saunders? Mary?
Not talking.
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My name's David Whitehead.
Yeah, I know who you are.
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I grew up in Southcliffe.
I'm... I'm a friend...
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I was a friend of Stephen's.
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Didn't know he had any real friends.
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Look, I'm...
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I'm so sorry.
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Yeah.
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I used to, er... I used to see you
around then sometimes, didn't I?
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Me? I don't know. I don't think so.
Got out as soon as I could.
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I remember you had,
er... chicken sheds.
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Stephen used to work there a lot,
didn't he?
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Yeah, he hated it. Poor Stephen.
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Did you, um... stay in touch
with him?
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Er...
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No, no, I didn't.
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He wasn't a bad boy.
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We had a tough life.
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Lots of people have hard lives.
They don't go on shooting sprees.
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Well, it wasn't my Stephen,
not the Stephen I knew.
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Except it was, wasn't it?
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I'm in mourning too, you know!
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It was my mum! He was my brother!
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I said, I'm not talking!
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What do you think made him do it,
Alan?
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He just flipped.
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Just gave into it.
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Gave into what?
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The shittiness of it all.
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You think you wouldn't?
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What, do what he did?
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I've seen it. Normal blokes.
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Oman.
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Bosnia. Croatia.
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Happens every day.
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That's war. That's different.
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There's always a war.
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What do you think Chris will do now?
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Stay with his mum and dad
till he's back on his feet.
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Then go back overseas.
Be surprised if that'll happen.
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Why not?
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He's a perfect soldier.
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He's got nothing to lose.
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I pity the poor bastards
on the receiving end.
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Shit like this just happens.
You get over it.
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Move on.
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Stop wasting your time
looking for answers.
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We don't need another Whitehead
fucking things up round here.
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Jimmy. Danny.
Cheers, Al.
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Do some glasses, will you, Dan?
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Big mates, were they,
Alan and Stephen?
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Not interested.
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Well, in case you remember something.
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It's not something
we want to remember, is it?
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Not sure you've got the choice.
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Day two. Told us their story.
Now they want us to fuck off home.
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I don't know. I mean,
on Raoul Moat, they brought us teas.
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They're all fucked anyway.
It's not like this is ever going to
go away.
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Madge is asking
for a live broadcast.
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She didn't say anything to me.
Prime time.
Oh, Jesus, Anthony!
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Our man from Southcliffe, to camera,
personal. You know it makes sense.
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No, it doesn't make sense.
What are you talking about, mate?
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Look, you know this place.
You know the people. Reel them in.
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They're nothing to do with me.
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You OK, boss?
Yeah, I'm fine.
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I mean, if you're having problems
being back here... I'm really fine.
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So, step up.
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Say you love me.
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Say you don't want anyone else.
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Ooh. That got him.
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Didn't think she'd come up
with that one, eh?
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Oi. Where are you going?
Say you love me!
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Sarah, what are you doing?
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Say it.
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You can't say it, can you?
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This is stupid.
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A train's going to come.
I can hear it singing on the line.
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Yeah, you'll get yourself killed.
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Get up.
Say it.
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All right, I love you.
Mean it.
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I love you, I love you, I love you!
Get up, get up, get up, get up.
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I love you.
I don't want anyone else, just you.
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Oh, that's a funny one.
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Her hippy parents.
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Never took any interest in her
or the kids.
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Is that Italy?
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She wanted to see
if the Pope really existed.
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Here's a better one.
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Come on. Let's put it
with the possibles.
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Lucy went to sleep.
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That's right, sweetheart.
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She did.
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Uncle Paul said she won't wake up.
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We just best let her sleep, eh?
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Like Gramps?
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Yeah. Just like Gramps.
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Night-night.
Night.
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Paul, let us decide what Rosie knows
and doesn't know, yeah?
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You can't lie to her, mate.
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Kids understand stuff like that.
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She's not stupid.
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Just leave it to us, yeah?
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He feels guilty.
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He should. He treated her like dirt.
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That's a terrible thing to say.
He doesn't deserve this.
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You're his brother. Why are you
always acting like you're better
than him?
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Hey, I don't go round
having affairs with schoolgirls.
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She wasn't a schoolgirl.
Huh.
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He told me about your crush.
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What crush?
Huh!
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He said how he and Sarah
used to laugh about it,
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how his big brother fancied his wife.
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Sarah was a good, sweet person.
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I knew you had a soft spot for
her. Nothing wrong with that.
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You know, one day
I want to do it right.
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I want bridesmaids.
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Top hats and corsages for the boys.
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A marquee, speeches. The whole bit.
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You're not serious?
I am.
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I want to do it properly.
That's not me, Sar.
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I want you to stand up
and make it public.
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I don't need that. I'm my own boy.
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Well done, Paul.
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Here.
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Heh.
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What if they drop the coffin?
Oh... they won't.
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They have to remember
to take their hats off to get in.
The doorway's really low.
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It'll be fine.
Yeah.
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You're looking very sharp.
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I couldn't do any of this
without you.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm really sorry.
Crossed wires or something.
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No, it's... it's all right.
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It's all right.
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What are you doing?
Paul, I'm so sorry.
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I said no black, no mourning.
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Paul, Sarah was very...
Take this off or leave!
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Hello. Um... my name's Andrew Salter.
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I'm... I'm here to see my daughter,
Anna, in the morgue.
252
00:20:56,764 --> 00:20:59,003
Yeah, course.
253
00:20:59,004 --> 00:21:02,443
Um... if you just want to head
through the double doors on the
left-hand side.
254
00:21:02,444 --> 00:21:05,163
It's right down there, OK?
Thank you very much.
255
00:21:05,164 --> 00:21:08,563
Andrew.
256
00:21:08,564 --> 00:21:11,723
David. Hey.
257
00:21:11,724 --> 00:21:13,523
I saw you on television.
258
00:21:13,524 --> 00:21:17,003
Yeah, I'm... I'm one of the vultures.
259
00:21:17,004 --> 00:21:20,923
It's my job to let
the rest of the world know
what's been happening here.
260
00:21:20,924 --> 00:21:24,323
Well, people need to know.
261
00:21:24,324 --> 00:21:27,203
I used to wonder what
happened to you.
262
00:21:27,204 --> 00:21:30,043
Mum took me back to London.
263
00:21:30,044 --> 00:21:33,243
Place suited her better.
264
00:21:33,244 --> 00:21:35,683
Listen, I'm so sorry
about your dad, yeah?
265
00:21:35,684 --> 00:21:38,083
Thank you. Thank you.
266
00:21:38,084 --> 00:21:42,084
I-I never said it before,
cos you don't when you're a kid,
do you?
267
00:21:43,884 --> 00:21:47,803
Yeah, well, it was a long time ago.
268
00:21:47,804 --> 00:21:51,804
I'm... I'm sorry about Anna.
269
00:21:52,844 --> 00:21:56,563
She was a lovely girl.
It's a shame you never met her.
270
00:21:56,564 --> 00:22:00,003
I'm gonna... I'm gonna see her now.
271
00:22:00,004 --> 00:22:03,403
All right, well,
maybe I'll catch you later.
272
00:22:03,404 --> 00:22:07,404
No. Why don't you come with me?
273
00:22:07,724 --> 00:22:11,724
I'd like you to.
274
00:22:17,844 --> 00:22:21,844
Hello, my darling.
275
00:22:23,044 --> 00:22:27,044
Hello, my beautiful girl.
276
00:22:29,524 --> 00:22:33,524
How much does your daddy love you?
Eh?
277
00:22:35,284 --> 00:22:39,284
How much does your daddy love you?
278
00:22:52,684 --> 00:22:55,203
Isn't she beautiful?
279
00:22:55,204 --> 00:22:57,124
Really. I know I'm her dad.
280
00:22:59,084 --> 00:23:03,084
But isn't she beautiful?
281
00:23:03,524 --> 00:23:06,603
Yeah.
282
00:23:06,604 --> 00:23:10,604
I love you, darling.
283
00:23:26,084 --> 00:23:28,323
No!
284
00:23:28,324 --> 00:23:31,243
Andrew... what are you doing?
285
00:23:31,244 --> 00:23:33,243
We're just developing
some film.
286
00:23:33,244 --> 00:23:35,003
What...? What film?
287
00:23:35,004 --> 00:23:37,323
Tell her it's just a hobby.
288
00:23:37,324 --> 00:23:39,003
Is someone in there with you?
289
00:23:39,004 --> 00:23:42,643
It's David, Claire.
David Whitehead.
290
00:23:42,644 --> 00:23:44,643
Andrew!
291
00:23:44,644 --> 00:23:48,403
It's pictures of Anna.
292
00:23:48,404 --> 00:23:51,563
You... Andrew!
293
00:23:51,564 --> 00:23:54,563
Andrew!
294
00:23:54,564 --> 00:23:56,483
It's just pictures of Anna.
What are you doing here?
295
00:23:56,484 --> 00:23:58,483
What...? What do you want?
296
00:23:58,484 --> 00:24:00,964
What...?
It's just pictures. Look.
297
00:24:03,724 --> 00:24:05,683
Love, you took photographs
of our daughter?
298
00:24:05,684 --> 00:24:09,563
But it's just... It's Anna.
No... Andrew!
299
00:24:09,564 --> 00:24:12,603
No! Just take...
No, no, please. No.
300
00:24:12,604 --> 00:24:13,883
No!
301
00:24:13,884 --> 00:24:17,884
No! No!
302
00:24:23,804 --> 00:24:27,804
It's like I'm not really here.
303
00:24:29,124 --> 00:24:33,124
I can't even feel things
with my hands properly.
304
00:24:33,604 --> 00:24:35,803
None of it makes sense, Andrew.
305
00:24:35,804 --> 00:24:39,804
Never will, will it?
306
00:24:39,844 --> 00:24:42,283
Do you have friends you can talk to?
307
00:24:42,284 --> 00:24:46,284
Of course we have friends.
We have friends.
308
00:24:46,684 --> 00:24:49,243
I wouldn't know what to say to them.
309
00:24:49,244 --> 00:24:52,163
You're doing OK right now.
Well, you're a journalist.
310
00:24:52,164 --> 00:24:56,164
You know all the right
questions to ask.
311
00:24:58,324 --> 00:25:02,324
Can I interview you, Andrew?
312
00:25:05,564 --> 00:25:08,283
You know I might use it?
Well, that's your job.
313
00:25:08,284 --> 00:25:12,284
Well, thank you.
314
00:25:16,204 --> 00:25:18,803
You ready?
315
00:25:18,804 --> 00:25:20,723
I feel... I feel nervous now.
316
00:25:20,724 --> 00:25:22,283
Embarrassed.
317
00:25:22,284 --> 00:25:25,403
Oh, just, um...
318
00:25:25,404 --> 00:25:29,404
Er, tell me about Anna.
319
00:25:30,684 --> 00:25:34,684
Anna was...
320
00:25:35,564 --> 00:25:38,843
She was sunshine.
321
00:25:38,844 --> 00:25:41,603
From the day she was born.
322
00:25:41,604 --> 00:25:43,603
She was a real thinker.
323
00:25:43,604 --> 00:25:47,604
They say that you teach your
children, but with Anna
it was the other way round.
324
00:25:49,484 --> 00:25:51,723
She used to teach me.
325
00:25:51,724 --> 00:25:55,323
A bright girl.
326
00:25:55,324 --> 00:25:58,443
Er... headed for uni, or...?
No, see, that's the thing.
327
00:25:58,444 --> 00:26:01,163
She wanted to travel the world.
328
00:26:01,164 --> 00:26:03,403
She wanted to... see everywhere.
329
00:26:03,404 --> 00:26:07,404
Really be there, you know,
not... not just read about it.
330
00:26:09,004 --> 00:26:13,004
Claire always said it was my fault
she was like she was.
331
00:26:13,444 --> 00:26:16,363
Cos I used to hold her up,
332
00:26:16,364 --> 00:26:20,364
to watch the trains.
333
00:26:21,164 --> 00:26:25,164
She used to ask me where
they were going.
334
00:26:30,124 --> 00:26:33,764
So, she was...
she was leaving home, was she?
335
00:26:35,604 --> 00:26:38,203
What?
Was she leaving home?
336
00:26:38,204 --> 00:26:42,204
Yeah.
337
00:26:45,644 --> 00:26:49,644
Did Anna know Stephen?
338
00:26:50,244 --> 00:26:53,243
Sorry?
339
00:26:53,244 --> 00:26:57,244
Did Anna know Stephen Morton?
340
00:26:58,404 --> 00:27:02,404
I don't know.
341
00:27:03,044 --> 00:27:05,563
Why are you asking me that?
342
00:27:05,564 --> 00:27:08,163
Well, people knew Stephen.
People, you know, saw him around.
343
00:27:08,164 --> 00:27:12,164
Didn't anybody... read the signs?
344
00:27:12,204 --> 00:27:15,523
There weren't any signs.
345
00:27:15,524 --> 00:27:18,643
Andrew...
346
00:27:18,644 --> 00:27:20,883
Your wife looked after Queenie.
347
00:27:20,884 --> 00:27:24,723
Didn't she ever come home
and say... something about Stephen,
348
00:27:24,724 --> 00:27:28,724
something she'd heard or seen?
349
00:27:29,404 --> 00:27:33,404
No, I told you, there weren't any
signs.
350
00:27:40,044 --> 00:27:42,723
Yeah, nobody ever sees anything
in Southcliffe, do they?
351
00:27:42,724 --> 00:27:45,683
No, that's not fair.
352
00:27:45,684 --> 00:27:49,684
This is a close-knit community.
353
00:27:50,084 --> 00:27:52,843
Yeah. Yeah, like it was when
my dad died.
354
00:27:52,844 --> 00:27:56,844
Oh, David. That was a bad affair.
355
00:27:57,524 --> 00:27:59,003
Yeah, too right it was.
356
00:27:59,004 --> 00:28:02,203
But things are different now.
357
00:28:02,204 --> 00:28:05,403
Do you honestly believe that?
358
00:28:05,404 --> 00:28:09,204
Yeah. Yeah, I do.
359
00:28:15,724 --> 00:28:19,724
You all right?
Yes. Key, please.
360
00:28:21,804 --> 00:28:25,763
There's a man to see you.
Looks like police.
361
00:28:25,764 --> 00:28:29,764
All right. Thank you.
362
00:28:32,124 --> 00:28:33,963
Hello. You wanted to see me?
363
00:28:33,964 --> 00:28:37,163
Ah, Mr Whitehead.
Ex-Superintendent Marsden.
364
00:28:37,164 --> 00:28:39,083
Right. You're not part
of the investigation?
365
00:28:39,084 --> 00:28:42,563
Better organised if I was.
366
00:28:42,564 --> 00:28:46,564
I've got some information
I think you might be interested in.
367
00:28:54,004 --> 00:28:56,283
I knew your father.
368
00:28:56,284 --> 00:28:59,243
Really? Did you know him well?
369
00:28:59,244 --> 00:29:02,163
Oh, we had the odd pint from time to
time. He was a good man.
370
00:29:02,164 --> 00:29:06,164
I liked him.
Yeah, so did I.
371
00:29:06,844 --> 00:29:09,723
I intend to go public
with all of this.
372
00:29:09,724 --> 00:29:12,243
With all of what?
373
00:29:12,244 --> 00:29:14,523
I heard the shot, Mr Whitehead.
374
00:29:14,524 --> 00:29:16,603
I know my guns.
375
00:29:16,604 --> 00:29:19,843
Glock 17. Standard AFO issue.
376
00:29:19,844 --> 00:29:23,603
You think the...
You think the police shot him?
377
00:29:23,604 --> 00:29:27,604
I think Morton escaped
and the police covered up.
378
00:29:30,444 --> 00:29:32,123
Why would they fake his death?
379
00:29:32,124 --> 00:29:34,443
Because they didn't want
the general public to know
380
00:29:34,444 --> 00:29:36,804
that a serial killer
was still at large.
381
00:29:39,044 --> 00:29:41,483
Right, you don't think
that's a little bit paranoid?
382
00:29:41,484 --> 00:29:45,484
I mean... Sorry.
383
00:29:46,204 --> 00:29:47,563
Er...
384
00:29:47,564 --> 00:29:51,403
They blamed your father
for that chemical plant mess.
385
00:29:51,404 --> 00:29:54,723
They covered up.
386
00:29:54,724 --> 00:29:56,443
Yeah, I remember.
387
00:29:56,444 --> 00:30:00,203
The town closed ranks...
just like they're doing now.
388
00:30:00,204 --> 00:30:03,564
I'm just saying it's... it's
very unlikely.
389
00:30:13,004 --> 00:30:15,803
He's still alive, Mr Whitehead,
390
00:30:15,804 --> 00:30:17,803
but nobody wants to say anything.
391
00:30:17,804 --> 00:30:21,804
Right, well, er, thanks for popping
by. I'll, er, let you know.
392
00:30:25,364 --> 00:30:28,923
I'm disappointed.
393
00:30:28,924 --> 00:30:31,003
Expected more.
394
00:30:31,004 --> 00:30:33,123
Hm.
395
00:30:33,124 --> 00:30:37,124
You're not your father's son.
396
00:31:07,964 --> 00:31:11,964
People don't commit mass murder
in a town like this.
397
00:31:16,324 --> 00:31:20,324
People don't commit mass
murder in...
398
00:31:25,724 --> 00:31:27,803
People don't commit mass murder
in a town like this.
399
00:31:27,804 --> 00:31:30,843
'We are privileged to count
chief reporter David Whitehead
400
00:31:30,844 --> 00:31:32,283
'as a colleague.
401
00:31:32,284 --> 00:31:35,083
'David has a very personal
connection to Southcliffe.
402
00:31:35,084 --> 00:31:39,084
'He was born and grew up there,
it's a place about
which he cares deeply,
403
00:31:39,404 --> 00:31:43,404
'and he knows many of those directly
involved in the recent tragic events.
404
00:31:43,804 --> 00:31:47,804
'We go over to him now live
at the town centre for
a unique perspective.'
405
00:31:49,964 --> 00:31:53,964
I come from this place,
a sleepy little English market town.
406
00:31:56,164 --> 00:32:00,164
People don't commit mass murder
in a town like this.
407
00:32:00,564 --> 00:32:03,803
Close-knit, law-abiding community.
408
00:32:03,804 --> 00:32:07,443
Uncomplicated souls.
409
00:32:07,444 --> 00:32:09,483
Good folk.
410
00:32:09,484 --> 00:32:11,443
Anglo-Saxon England.
411
00:32:11,444 --> 00:32:15,444
That's what it says on your
television.
412
00:32:17,844 --> 00:32:21,803
Is that what you think you are?
413
00:32:21,804 --> 00:32:24,003
It isn't what I remember.
414
00:32:24,004 --> 00:32:28,004
It's not what I see now.
415
00:32:28,084 --> 00:32:32,084
On All Souls' Day,
Stephen Morton executed 15 people.
416
00:32:33,404 --> 00:32:37,404
How come good old England
didn't read the signs?
417
00:32:37,564 --> 00:32:40,843
How come good folk
didn't put two and two together?
418
00:32:40,844 --> 00:32:42,683
What the fuck is he doing?
419
00:32:42,684 --> 00:32:46,684
Perhaps because these tragedies
are hard-wired in your DNA.
420
00:32:48,804 --> 00:32:52,323
Maybe you wished it on yourselves.
421
00:32:52,324 --> 00:32:54,323
Perhaps because good folk
don't really give a shit.
422
00:32:54,324 --> 00:32:57,723
Yeah, they've cut us.
423
00:32:57,724 --> 00:33:00,683
What the hell are you doing, David?
What the fuck was that?
424
00:33:00,684 --> 00:33:04,610
I'm telling the truth. Isn't that
what we're supposed to do?
425
00:33:17,869 --> 00:33:21,869
I think I'll head up.
426
00:33:30,389 --> 00:33:32,268
It was beautiful.
427
00:33:32,269 --> 00:33:36,269
It was really beautiful.
428
00:34:14,429 --> 00:34:16,268
Pint of the Shep's, please.
429
00:34:16,269 --> 00:34:18,508
Don't do Shep's, only beer.
430
00:34:18,509 --> 00:34:20,028
Fucking hilarious.
431
00:34:20,029 --> 00:34:21,668
It's OK. And a pie.
432
00:34:21,669 --> 00:34:24,769
No pies.
Look, we'll go somewhere else.
433
00:34:24,792 --> 00:34:26,871
Time you were on your way, lads.
434
00:34:26,872 --> 00:34:30,872
Just give us a break.
Give you a break?
435
00:34:33,592 --> 00:34:36,111
You fuck off out,
you fucking snoops!
436
00:34:36,112 --> 00:34:38,711
Sorry, do you think fifteen people
are gonna get shot
437
00:34:38,712 --> 00:34:41,871
in your poxy little town,
and no-one's gonna come?
438
00:34:41,872 --> 00:34:44,151
You're the arsehole who's
gonna be reading the Sun
439
00:34:44,152 --> 00:34:46,671
over your egg and chips tomorrow!
Don't tell me to fuck off!
440
00:34:46,672 --> 00:34:49,711
David, calm down.
Yeah! Good white folk!
441
00:34:49,712 --> 00:34:52,391
Team GB!
442
00:34:52,392 --> 00:34:55,791
You didn't see it coming, did you?
All so fucking smart.
443
00:34:55,792 --> 00:34:57,911
You never fucking saw it coming!
David...
444
00:34:57,912 --> 00:35:00,591
Cos you're pig-thick
and you don't give a shit!
445
00:35:00,592 --> 00:35:04,592
As long as you've got your pint
and your Beckham baseball cap.
446
00:35:04,712 --> 00:35:07,071
I'd have pulled the trigger myself,
447
00:35:07,072 --> 00:35:10,351
wiped the whole fucking lot of you
off the face of the Earth.
448
00:35:10,352 --> 00:35:11,871
You asked for it!
449
00:35:11,872 --> 00:35:13,591
David... You deserve it!
450
00:35:13,592 --> 00:35:17,592
Stephen Morton did you a favour!
Fuck off out!
451
00:35:29,432 --> 00:35:31,671
I fucking meant it. Fuck 'em all.
452
00:35:31,672 --> 00:35:33,912
You're supposed to report the news,
not be it.
453
00:35:38,032 --> 00:35:40,191
Hi, Madge.
454
00:35:40,192 --> 00:35:44,192
Er... yeah, yeah.
We're headed back now.
455
00:35:44,512 --> 00:35:48,512
Yeah, I know. I know.
456
00:35:50,032 --> 00:35:53,751
Oh, Christ.
Just give it here. Give it to me.
457
00:35:53,752 --> 00:35:56,511
She hung up.
458
00:35:56,512 --> 00:35:59,551
Your little performance
at the pub has gone viral.
459
00:35:59,552 --> 00:36:03,552
Somebody YouTubed it.
460
00:36:05,672 --> 00:36:08,791
- '..off the face of the Earth!
- You asked for it!'
461
00:36:08,792 --> 00:36:10,751
'David...'
'You deserve it!'
462
00:36:10,752 --> 00:36:12,911
'Well, extraordinary stuff.
463
00:36:12,912 --> 00:36:14,471
'That was an excerpt
464
00:36:14,472 --> 00:36:18,112
'from journalist David Whitehead's
inexplicable rant recorded on...'
465
00:36:24,792 --> 00:36:26,711
Mate, I've still got a life.
466
00:36:26,712 --> 00:36:30,031
Look, you've still got a life. Just.
467
00:36:30,032 --> 00:36:32,151
You know, we're lucky.
468
00:36:32,152 --> 00:36:34,271
Until some nutter comes along
and rapes the wife
469
00:36:34,272 --> 00:36:36,391
and burns the house down
with the kids in it.
470
00:36:36,392 --> 00:36:37,791
Nice. Charming.
471
00:36:37,792 --> 00:36:40,791
You know what, David? You need
to square things with Madge.
472
00:36:40,792 --> 00:36:44,191
Oh, fuck! Just look at yourself,
up on your hind legs.
473
00:36:44,192 --> 00:36:48,071
This is me, all right?
474
00:36:48,072 --> 00:36:51,551
It's the first honest shit
anyone's said about this.
475
00:36:51,552 --> 00:36:54,151
They'd better learn to swallow.
476
00:36:54,152 --> 00:36:55,591
You know what, mate?
477
00:36:55,592 --> 00:36:59,592
You need to go home
and sleep this off.
478
00:37:08,432 --> 00:37:11,991
Can I get two more?
479
00:37:11,992 --> 00:37:14,511
Give us a kiss, then, Mouse.
480
00:37:14,512 --> 00:37:17,951
Ah!
481
00:37:17,952 --> 00:37:19,951
Go on, go on, go on, go on.
482
00:37:19,952 --> 00:37:23,952
Quickly. Seatbelt on.
483
00:37:24,672 --> 00:37:27,311
Seatbelt, Lucy.
484
00:37:27,312 --> 00:37:29,151
I, um...
485
00:37:29,152 --> 00:37:32,271
I slept downstairs,
didn't want to wake you.
486
00:37:32,272 --> 00:37:35,671
Do I see you tonight?
Yeah, sure.
487
00:37:35,672 --> 00:37:38,751
Look, I can't keep this smile going
much longer, Paul.
488
00:37:38,752 --> 00:37:41,591
It's OK.
489
00:37:41,592 --> 00:37:45,592
It's OK. It's over.
Are you sure about that?
490
00:40:35,552 --> 00:40:39,552
Can we go home now? I'm tired.
491
00:40:40,232 --> 00:40:42,912
OK.
492
00:41:03,992 --> 00:41:07,992
This isn't the way home.
493
00:41:08,752 --> 00:41:12,752
It's a new way.
494
00:42:04,072 --> 00:42:06,591
Is a train coming?
495
00:42:06,592 --> 00:42:10,511
You know how you can tell?
496
00:42:10,512 --> 00:42:14,512
Listen.
497
00:42:16,592 --> 00:42:18,311
I can't hear anything.
498
00:42:18,312 --> 00:42:19,631
Now.
499
00:42:19,632 --> 00:42:23,632
It's singing.
500
00:42:25,632 --> 00:42:29,632
I can hear it.
501
00:42:32,712 --> 00:42:36,431
It's coming!
502
00:42:36,432 --> 00:42:40,432
Uncle Paul, it is coming.
503
00:43:33,912 --> 00:43:37,912
We're just really concerned.
Yeah, I know. I know.
504
00:43:47,072 --> 00:43:49,911
What are you doing, Paul?
505
00:43:49,912 --> 00:43:52,671
What the fuck
do you think you're doing?
506
00:43:52,672 --> 00:43:56,672
I dunno, Geoff. I really don't know.
507
00:43:57,072 --> 00:43:58,991
Maybe I'm looking for closure.
508
00:43:58,992 --> 00:44:02,992
That's what you're meant to do,
isn't it?
509
00:44:04,592 --> 00:44:07,689
Well, you look for it
somewhere else.
510
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