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My Lord.

Oh!

Aah!

Help, please!

Help! Hurry!

Help!

Please, God, help!

♪ In the name of ♪

♪ By the power of ♪

♪ The holy spirit ♪

♪ May we invoke your ♪

♪ Intercession for ♪

♪ The children of England ♪

♪ Some of whom have seen ♪

♪ Murder so obscene ♪

♪ Some of whom have been taken ♪

♪ Let not another child be slain ♪

♪ Let not another search be made in vain ♪

- Ugh. - Welcome back.

Thank you.

Bitch!

I hope that's not your new interview technique

you're practicing there, Doug.

Thought you were on holiday.

Commissioner called me back.

Wants my sympathetic face to do the public bit.

From the mood outside,

I'm guessing we're still not entirely welcome here.

When were the riots? Five years ago?

June 11, 2002.

That's very precise.

Yeah.

Local authority holding it up as a shining example

of a bad estate turned good.

Don't be fooled by any of it.

They're a bunch of animals.

Only good thing around here was this guy...

Father Thomas Martin.

Did a lot of negotiating after the riots.

Set the boxing up to get the kids off the streets.

It's not a pretty sight.

Jesus.

No, we don't think so. We think he's just a priest.

Morning, Commander.

Cleaner found him at about 6:15 this morning.

Nothing else disturbed.

All the collection boxes still have cash in them.

Appears none of the silver's missing...

Not that there is much... And the altar cross

and the chalice thing are still here.

It was a very violent attack.

Stab wounds and bruising.

And then there's this.

Any sign of a weapon?

Nothing we've found yet.

We're getting names of all the people

at boxing practice last night,

although we think this happened after they'd all left.

The cleaner who found him, Brenda O'Hare,

says that the gym door... That's the one outside...

Was open when she got here this morning,

so it was probably open all night.

Church doors were bolted, so looks like we'll need to go

right through the church and the gym.

Bring in extra help if you need to.

Work as fast as you can on this.

Get me everything on the history of the riots, on Father Thomas.

Every detail on every troublemaker.

Ditto anyone who's going to be sympathetic towards the police.

We're gonna need all the help we can get on this estate.

I can tell you exactly who the troublemakers are.

Jack Bannerman. Ex-boxer and informer.

A wind-up merchant.

The riots kicked off after a false tip-off from Bannerman,

which led to a police raid on a drug dealer.

Except there was no drug dealer.

Just an innocent old lady called Elizabeth Frederick.

Or Betty, as she was known.

Some of you may have seen the sign in the gym...

The Betty Frederick Boxing Club.

Anyway, poor old Betty died of a heart attack,

and all hell let loose.

This is one of the worst estates in Europe

for drugs and violence.

Historically there was a lot of tension between us and them,

and Bannerman exploited that tension

to spark a major news story

which he then used to his own end...

To promote himself and boost his flagging boxing career.

The press said that we'd brought it upon ourselves.

They seemed to forget that Andy Turner lost his life

and another great officer, Chris Carter,

was in a coma for three days.

Father Thomas turned this place around.

He reduced violence by 80% in two years.

It was made very clear that they could look after themselves

and that we were not welcome.

For clarity... They fucking loathe us.

Alison here is gonna go into the estate

and do some community liaising.

Yeah, right.

She's been handpicked for her warmth and congeniality.

Yeah, all right. Calm down.

When any of you are on the estate,

don't make her job any harder by associating with her.

We need Ali to be able to comfort, help,

and guide anyone who'll spend the time of day with her

or give her any information

they would not otherwise share with us.

And please do remember this is a very sensitive

and potentially volatile environment.

If anyone was involved in the rioting

or feels that their presence on this case

may compromise us in any way, speak up now please.

There's a crèche here every day.

There's meetings for alcoholics and drug addicts.

There's Communion classes, flower arranging.

Probably a bit of ballroom dancing, too, if you fancy it.

They've got everything going on day and night.

House is always open for anyone who needs it.

So where did Father Thomas live?

There's one room in the attic, ma'am.

Forensics are just finishing up there.

- Are you that lady we talk to? - Sorry?

Community whatsit. Liaison. Is that you?

Mum says get rid of all these

before I get in trouble with all them coppers.

It's me you talk to. I'm Ali.

If you wait, I'll come and find you when I'm free.

All right, then.

He couldn't say no to anyone.

And I told him, "One day you'll invite the wrong person in."

But nobody listens to me.

- Do you have a big congregation? - Not anymore.

They all come here instead. House is always packed.

Do you know if he turned anyone away from any of the clubs?

You'd have to ask Jacko. He did all that side of things.

Who's Jacko?

Bannerman. He takes care of all that.

I have very little to do with the boxers.

Do you think Father Thomas's death

could be linked to somebody in the boxing club?

Well, there's some rough ones. That's for sure.

What's in the cupboard here? Do you know?

Nothing much, I shouldn't think.

He didn't own anything much.

And what he did have, he'd give away.

You're wasting your time.

You should be talking to some of the nutters

he was always bringing here.

Rapists, murderers, pedophiles.

All his prison friends.

That's where you should be looking.

Oi, Dougie, you wanker!

How often did Father Thomas preach here?

At least once a week. Often more.

He volunteered, too, on our listener scheme

for people at risk...

Suicide, self-harm, that kind of thing.

I've put together a list of everyone who's left

in the last six months who's had contact with him.

There's a few names you'll want to maybe look into.

One in particular... Denny Wade.

Did nearly 10 years for murder. He killed his wife.

He found God while he was here.

Mainly because he got so attached to Father Thomas.

He idolized him, but I never quite believed it.

There was just something a bit weird about him.

In what way weird?

Well, it took us a long time

to get to work out what was going on.

The prayer books kept disappearing.

- Was he stealing them? - Not entirely.

Tearing out a few pages, a few more pages every service.

Kept getting thinner and thinner.

That's enough, James.

In the end, we had to keep replacing them.

Father Thomas wouldn't speak out against him.

He even spoke for him at the parole board.

But I didn't buy it.

Where's he now? Do you know?

He went to a halfway house. Manor House.

It's all on the list.

- Thank you. - Okay.

♪ ...forgive our foolish ways ♪

♪ Reclothe us in our rightful mind ♪

♪ In purer lives thy... ♪

Denny Wade. Get him in.

Killed his wife. Over 50 stab wounds.

Find out who he was close to inside.

See if they know anything about his relationship

with Father Thomas.

He has a fondness for pages from prayer books, apparently.

No, he's here now, ma'am.

Hi, love.

Um, no. No, not tonight.

Um... I don't know.

It's Commander Blake for you.

Listen, I got to go. Watch the news.

Okay? Talk to you later. Ta-ta.

Everything okay?

My holiday in Spain disappearing over the horizon

and my marriage with it.

- Yeah? - Doug?

I'm with the vicar general.

They want Father Thomas's funeral

as soon as possible... To give them the best chance

of keeping things calm on the estate.

Okay.

So we need to get a release date for the body.

I'm gonna have to call you back.

Go on, then. Come on. Harder.

Come on.

All right. Take it easy.

What are you doing, you idiot?

What do you mean?

Come here. Hey! Come here. Come here.

- Get off! - Don't!

Back off.

Now, give these guys some peace while they do their job.

Now apologize.

Sorry.

- And you. - Sorry.

Get out of here.

Sorry about that, love.

Just that the lads thought it was boxing club.

I'll rip your fucking...

It's Mr. Bannerman, isn't it?

Jack Bannerman?

Well, my friends call me Jacko.

Get off! Can't you fucking hear?!

I'll kick your fucking head!

This bruising's not a fist mark, is it?

Whatever was used, he was hit so hard

it caused internal bleeding.

Pretty sure that didn't kill him, though.

It would have floored him,

which would make sense of where the stab wounds are on his body.

He was stabbed 29 times, though not with a blade.

The punctures are round in shape.

More like a spike, though quite short.

They only just reached his heart.

Also left this bruising.

It's like the end of a penknife...

The ridges where the blades fit in.

He fell so hard on his keys that they bruised him too.

Now, the shape of the key ring

and these two keys

match exactly the key ring we found on him.

But there's another shape coming through.

Look.

It's a cross.

And there was no cross on the actual key ring.

Was there any sign of sexual activity?

No. He was fully dressed.

Trousers, underwear, shoes, socks.

No interference, and no sign of him engaging

in any sexual activity.

Forensics think whoever did it

stopped off in the confessional after.

They found a trace of blood,

smeared where it had been mopped up by the cleaner.

It's Father Thomas's. There's no prints.

Well, there's hundreds, but nothing useful.

What the hell's this?

These are five of the faces from the prison-release list.

Looks like they might know each other.

Where's Denny Wade?

After he was released, he never showed up at the halfway house.

Now nobody knows where he is.

Get everyone up looking for him.

Pull our people off the estate if you have to.

And since he has a penchant

for stealing pages from prayer books,

check out all the local churches.

See if anyone's missing anything.

- Are you sure? - About what?

About taking our people off the estate.

It's just the commander said to put extra people in.

Oh.

Oh, and keys.

Something about a padlocked cupboard

in Father Thomas's room.

Get the keys back from forensics, will you?

- Sort it. - Gov?

Jimmy Bannerman.

- Jack Bannerman's son. - Yeah, I know.

Well, he's turning pro. Did you know that?

There's gonna be loads of press.

Doug, don't you think you ought to tell the commander

that you were around at the time of the riots?

I wasn't.

- Police! - Police!

I was off the case by the time the riots started.

Come on, Jimmy, push! Push, Jimmy!

All the way, Jimmy. Beautiful.

Come on, Jimmy!

Come on, Jimmy.

This where we're gonna win the fight, Jimmy. Come on.

Push it.

Last hundred, Jimmy. Go!

Go! Go!

Beautiful, Jimmy.

Trainer's Joe Smylie. One-time fighter. Pro.

One win at WBBC level. He almost made it.

Long time ago.

He has a record. Did time for GBH.

Rumors of underground stuff. Bareknuckle fights.

He was never convicted.

They start here as young as eight.

Good call on Denny Wade, gov.

A church in the East End has had some things go missing.

During a service, someone's got in the back

and stolen candle holders, a chalice, some prayer cushions.

Even a box of Communion wafers.

I'll send a couple more people down there, see if he shows up.

Wafers?

Yeah, okay. Thanks.

Can we spare people from here?

Dougie!

Joe.

- Long time. - Yeah.

I heard you crossed over to the other side.

He was one of my best boys till you lot stole him.

Really?

Quite a place you've got here.

It was you lot tried to get the place closed down.

Threatened us with solicitors and everything.

Said you didn't want them all trained up to fight.

I bet you're not sorry now, though.

Had no trouble for five years.

Pretty bad trouble back then, though.

Yeah, well, 99% of the people on this estate have got problems.

You know, inner demons.

See him?

I went into his bag the other day.

He had a half bottle of vodka in there.

He's nine.

He said his father had given it to him,

told him to drink it with his mates,

not to come back till after midnight.

And him there. That's not from boxing, that.

He got into a row with his dad. Locked himself in his bedroom.

His father's ripped the door off,

smacked the kid in the head with it.

Knocked him spark out.

Where's the Bannerman kid?

Which one? There's four of them.

Jimmy Bannerman. Is he here?

He's out running.

He waits till the little ones have gone.

They leave at 7:30.

This one's Liam. He's the youngest brother.

Okay! Let's go!

Liam! You're in!

What's this? A fashion show?

You can't wear earrings. This is boxing.

How many times have I told you?

If you want to wear earrings, be a footballer.

Watch this, will you, missus?

Don't lose it, or I'll kill you.

No, I'm only joking.

If you're free after, I'll take you for a drink if you like.

Good.

Ease up, Liam.

We're boxing here, not fighting.

Did you see Father Thomas the day he died?

Yeah. He always locked up.

- Who was last out? - Me. As far as I know.

Unless someone was in the changing rooms.

- Didn't you check? - Father Thomas did all that.

He was very protective after the riots.

He lost a lot of stuff then.

On your toes!

- What kind of stuff? - Body, head! Head, body!

- Good hit! Keep working! - Good! Good!

What kind of stuff?

Silverware, candlesticks.

You know, the expensive stuff.

There was looting.

That's why he kept all the other church doors locked.

Liam!

Hey, you're not trying to kill him.

Keep your elbows in!

Come on, Robby. What are you, mummy's boy?

There are no prizes for second place, lad.

How can putting two kids in a ring

and telling them to hurt each other be sport?

Like no other.

You play tennis, you play golf,

you play football, you play basketball.

But you don't play boxing.

Oh!

Second postmortem didn't throw up

anything we didn't know already.

No weapon. No cross to match the bruising.

And still no Denny Wade.

Keep a straight line. Get in the line.

Get in the line, you!

He's a nasty piece of work, Bannerman.

Is it an offense to tell a police officer, "You're dead,"

even if it's via a tattoo?

Don't take it personally.

"Bastard Bannerman."

That's what we used to call him in boxing.

He used every dirty trick in the book.

He had that tattoo to frighten his opponents.

Hey! Hey, what's wrong with you?!

What have I told you?

Don't bloody push me.

These poor kids.

What a life, eh?

Are you fucking stupid, or what?

What's wrong with you? What's wrong with you?

Best reason I ever saw for banning ASBOs.

Who'd want to force these kids to stay at home?

I was brought up in a place like this.

Gives me the creeps.

Some of those boxing boys are very powerful.

Violent.

My gut feeling is our killer's right out there in front of us.

No, you're missing the point.

Boxing's not violent. It's a skill.

It's controlled. It's about respect.

And when you win respect,

you don't have to be violent and abusive.

You should go to a fight, see what it's all about.

Wild horses wouldn't drag me.

To me, it's like legitimized child abuse.

Well, lads, it is with great pleasure that I declare

the Betty Frederick Boxing Club...

open!

Yes!

Oh, boy!

We are the champions!

Most of us know what it's like

to have the world think badly of you.

And when the world turned its back on us,

it was Father Thomas who turned to face us,

to respect us and help us all fulfill our potential.

Now, he never judged or punished.

He simply gave us everything he had...

His time, his love, his money...

To better the lives of any of us

who were lucky enough to cross his path.

I wonder what would he say to us now.

How would he tell us to cope with this terrible loss

and sadness that we're all feeling?

You know what I think he'd say?

He'd say, "Come on, lads.

Do something good with your lives.

Turn your back on Satan."

♪ The Lord's my shepherd ♪

♪ I'll not want ♪

♪ He makes me down to lie ♪

♪ In pastures green ♪

♪ He leadeth me ♪

♪ The quiet waters by ♪

♪ Yea, though I walk in death's dark vale ♪

♪ Yet will I fear no ill ♪

♪ For thou art with me ♪

♪ And thy rod ♪

♪ And staff my comfort still ♪

♪ My table thou hast furnished ♪

♪ In presence of my foes ♪

♪ My head thou dost with oil anoint ♪

♪ And my cup overflows ♪

♪ Goodness and mercy all my life ♪

♪ Shall surely follow me ♪

♪ And in God's house forevermore ♪

♪ My dwelling place shall be ♪

We'll be back down to barely a dozen people on Sunday.

I guarantee it.

I don't blame them, mind.

Have you seen the state of the place?

Perhaps you'll dig in your pockets for us.

We're fund-raising for repairs to the church and the gym.

We're doing a sponsored skip.

It'd be great if you'd come along.

Even better if some of you could participate.

Terry?

Do you have those sponsorship forms?

It's only 30 minutes.

Maybe one or two of the officers could use the exercise.

Thanks, Terry.

We put great emphasis on physical fitness.

I'm sure some of our team will only be too pleased

to show what great shape they're in.

Won't you, Doug? Put me down for £5 a minute.

- When is it? - Saturday.

Oh, no, I can't do Saturday. I promised Zoe.

I'll match Commander Blake.

Well, it's settled, then.

And bring your wife. She might even enjoy it.

That's grand.

We're doing it before the charity boxing match.

I'll put you all on the list for that too.

Excellent.

Commander Blake was only saying recently

how much she wanted to see a live fight.

All of you inside and Denny Wade there

right under your noses, and not one of you noticed!

How stupid do you think this make us look?!

With respect, Doug, you were the one keeping watch outside.

And now, due to a total lack of competence,

our main suspect...

A known murderer with a history of brutal stabbings...

Is walking the streets a free man,

dressed as Father bloody Ted!

Same church has robes missing too.

Looks like he ripped off a complete priest's kit...

Wafers, wine, chalice.

Get down there. Someone must have seen him.

- Throw everyone at it. - Gov.

Where's my sponsorship form?

You have 15 kids who were at the club.

We have the names of 42 people on the estate

who have records involving violence.

None of them have motives. Most of them have alibis.

What about Jack Bannerman?

At home watching TV. Wife there all evening.

Kids joined them after boxing practice,

except Jimmy, who came in around 11:00ish

after playing pool with Terry Donnolly,

the kid who helps Joe Smylie out at the gym.

Is that all?

What's up with Terry Donnolly's leg?

Torn ligament. Anything else?

I'm holding off

issuing a picture of Denny Wade to the press.

Well, we have to find him.

Well, let's do it without making ourselves

look like a laughingstock, shall we?

Oh, that's hilarious, isn't it?

£12.80, a packet of crisps, and a date with Minnie Mouse

if I go the distance.

Oh, and some comedian's written "wanker."

Of all the things I could be doing on a Saturday.

Whereas I'm really looking forward to it.

How are you? Nice to see you.

You all right?

- Take a seat over in the back. - Hi, Jack.

How are you, mate? You all right?

Good to see you. How are you?

I used to know a lot of people 'round here.

Before I married Doug.

Half of them used to come to the club when I was dancing.

Oh, he looks good, doesn't he?

You were a dancer?

A pole dancer, yeah.

I was up for being manageress, but Dougie made me leave.

He said vice was onto it.

The girls, they were sliding up and down more than the poles.

Oh, I never did, mind.

Well, only with Dougie.

♪ ...to wake up in the sun? ♪

♪ How does it feel like to shine on everyone? ♪

He's fit, isn't he?

Sexy boy.

Okay, let's have everyone who's skipping.

Gov, we have a sighting of Denny Wade.

Old guy thinks he may have seen him

on the day Father Thomas died.

This derelict church on the Roman Road.

Wade wasn't dressed as a priest, but he was with one.

Could have been Father Thomas.

Skip, Dougie!

Get down there, and call me.

♪ How does it feel like... ♪

- Jimmy Bannerman? - Who's asking?

Commander Clare Blake. Murder investigation.

I'd like to talk to you about Father Thomas Martin.

You mind if I get changed?

How long have you been boxing?

Started training when I was eight.

Did a lot of fighting before that, though.

Were you able to train while you were doing time?

Five months in a young-offenders unit.

Assault.

Wasn't me. Wrong time, wrong place.

Not what it says on your records.

It wouldn't, would it?

I got caught up in some rioting.

You put a policeman into a coma.

When I got out, that's when I really started training.

Father Thomas got us all the gear.

You got a job?

Boxing. It's my profession.

- How do you fund it? - This and that.

Other people help me. They like me around here.

Get off!

Were you training on the 13th?

I train every night.

Then me and Terry went and played some pool.

Then I went home, watched telly

with my mum and my dad and my brothers.

You've got a very good memory.

Yeah, because when we found out Father Thomas was dead,

my dad said you lot would be straight 'round to see us.

Anyway, it's what we do most Fridays.

Play pool?

Couple games. Wind down.

I don't drink or anything.

Don't smoke.

I can go out and have fun without all of that.

If you got a petrol body, you don't put diesel in it.

You know what I mean?

Do you have a girlfriend?

Why? Do you want a date?

They come up and ask for autographs,

give us their numbers.

I don't call them, though.

Want to concentrate on my boxing.

But you can get in the ring any time with me, lady.

You know what I mean?

For God's sake, you're gonna give yourself a cardiac!

Stop!

Can't believe I just did that.

I could nick you for that. Stolen goods.

Strap's too big.

He says it's a shame Father Thomas isn't here,

because he had a thing on his penknife for making holes.

Penknife?

Do we know about this?

Oh!

I'm onto it.

- Ladies and gentlemen... - Well done, Dougie.

A round of applause for our skippers!

Whoo!

And now for the highlight...

Hi. It's me. Father Thomas had a penknife.

Get a description and find one like it.

Middleweight boxing action.

Fighting out of the red corner,

32 wins at schoolboy level,

four times schoolboy champion,

and former senior and undefeated ABA champion,

from London's East End... Jimmy "The Beast" Bannerman!

♪ Gonna crush you ♪

♪ Ain't no question, G ♪

♪ Think you want to? ♪

♪ Can't compete with me ♪

♪ I'm gonna bust you, and you will see ♪

♪ Take a number, line 'em up ♪

♪ I'll cut you down like a tree ♪

♪ Gonna crush you ♪

♪ Flatten out your brain ♪

♪ Because I'll rush you ♪

♪ Gonna get that pain ♪

♪ They're gonna brush you ♪

♪ Dust you off the ring ♪

♪ Bow down low 'cause there can only be one king ♪

Four times schoolboy and undefeated senior ABA champion.

Doesn't get much better than that.

I bring to you here the blood and the body of Christ.

Work it! Go, Jimmy!

That's it!

Good work, Jimmy! Keep working!

And they do this for sport? It's disgusting!

Doesn't hurt after awhile.

Bullshit!

You said the pain used to make you cry!

He who watches over all of us...

and knows your sins,

knows me to be your guide and comfort.

Dodge! Dodge!

He can't do that!

Can he do that?

That was a foul!

Keep your punches up. Okay?

Stop punching in the back of the head.

Ref, you're out of your mind!

Take this.

The cup of my blood has been shed for all of you

so that your sins, the sins of all of us,

may be forgiven.

You all right, love?

No.

What is it, love? Is it the boxing?

No. I think it must have been that weekend in Brighton.

Nobody move!

- Denny Wade? - Yes.

I'm arresting you on suspicion of the murder

of Father Thomas Martin.

Neutral corner!

Two!

Get up, Jimmy!

I really thought it was the safe time.

I'm as surprised as you are.

I didn't think that we'd taken any chances.

Jimmy!

Come on, Jimmy! Get up!

I'm really happy about it, Doug.

I was planning on telling you all nice.

I bought steak for a romantic supper and everything.

On top of him! Come on, Jimmy!

I'm pregnant!

Two! Three! Four!

Five! Six! Seven!

Eight! Nine! Ten!

The winner, via knockout, in the red corner,

from London's East End...

Jimmy "The Beast" Bannerman!

And a round for our loser!

Well done!

Go, Jimmy!

You enjoy that, did you?

Yes, it was, uh, educational.

Did you see the look on Terry Donnolly's face?

- Looked like he'd seen a ghost. - Oh, yeah.

Seen it before in fighters.

They want to be up there, think they can win.

It creates an adrenaline rush.

Yeah?

We were thinking of going to a club where I used to dance.

You can come if you like.

Denny Wade. We got him.

- I got to go, girls. - Bye, Jimmy!

Blimey.

He didn't get that on the social, did he?

We were praying.

What, in a derelict church?

Where else?

You know you're breaking the law, don't you?

Impersonating a priest.

I'm giving these people a way forward.

What was your relationship with Father Thomas Martin?

He was my priest.

He brought me back to God.

From the devil?

We are none of us ever far away from Satan's door.

Oh, right, it was Satan, was it,

told you to stab your wife to death... over 50 times?

Was it him who also told you to do the same thing

to Father Thomas Martin?

Father Thomas saved me from Satan.

Did you see Father Thomas after you left prison?

Uh...

Well, either you did or you didn't.

Where were you on March the 13th

between, um, 5:30 p.m. and 6:15 a.m.?

I'm not sure since I don't have a diary.

The day after I came out of prison,

I went to see Father Thomas, but that was weeks ago.

Why? Why did you go and see him?

I was feeling very insecure, and he let me stay the night.

The following day we talked for many hours,

and he educated me on the spiritual anguish

of men and women.

And he made me see that I am graced with a special insight.

That like him I have the power

to bring peace to troubled minds.

For the benefit of the tape,

I am now showing Mr. Wade exhibit number RD21...

which is a penknife with a blade and marlinespike.

Gov...

Denny, have you ever seen a knife similar to this one?

Yes, I have.

Father Thomas had one just like that.

His father gave it to him.

He was very attached to it.

Did you see it on the 13th?

I have no use for a penknife during prayers.

Did you have a use for it when you got into a fight

with Father Thomas at his church?

I wasn't at his church.

When you beat him around the head

and stabbed him 29 times with a spike like this one,

including both palms, like stigmata,

and then stabbed him through both eyes?

Come on, Denny.

You did it, didn't you?

His eyes.

Dear Jesus.

Hey, Terry.

Brought my girlfriend to see you.

Oh, so you're two-timing me now?

Don't tell Liam, but I've already got a boyfriend.

I've already told her you don't like girls.

You what?

Told her why as well.

Muppet.

What have I told you about talking to her?

Why not? She's my mate.

She's a policewoman.

Everything okay?

By the sight of this,

I'd say a sponsored skip and a boxing match

aren't gonna solve a thing.

This roof needs a total makeover.

What's up with Jack Bannerman?

Bit of a set-to about last night.

Said the whole thing cost him more money

than we made at the door.

Tried to make out I owe him money

from what we raised skipping.

How come?

He had to pay the other guy to fight.

It was all a big publicity stunt.

Should have seen it coming.

Wasn't too happy when I told him

he had to start paying rent for the boxing.

I'm pretty much done here.

I've left my phone number on the kitchen notice board

in case anyone wants to speak to me,

but hopefully they'll come to you

now that we've had the funeral.

Oh, yes.

Confession box will soon be buzzing

with petty thefts and marital indiscretions.

What is it, Terry?

There's some more sponsorship money to come,

but I've counted what we've got so far and from the raffle.

- How much? - Nearly £200.

That all? Okay.

Well, I suppose it's a start.

Put it in the usual place, then, and give me the keys, will you?

Denny Wade won't budge.

Says he's only ever stolen from prayer books

for prayer meetings.

Same reason he nicked all the other stuff.

Says the man upstairs told him

it's okay to impersonate a priest

if it helps him get his message over to more people.

I want Jimmy Bannerman brought in for questioning.

Where did he get the money for that car?

Don't waste your time.

Let me finish with Denny Wade first.

Yeah?

I've just come across something that may be relevant.

I'm not sure.

The damage we're getting at the moment... the leaks.

Someone's taken all the lead from the roof.

All the ledges and window arches.

No attempt to even repair what's gone.

Looks like they've had the lightning rod too.

I don't know if it's important,

but I think you should take a look.

Right, yeah. Okay. I'll be right over.

What about Denny Wade?

Let him sweat.

I'll have another go when I get back.

Do you think this is the best use of our resources?

What's up?

You haven't said a word since last night.

'Cause I'm at work. I can't talk about this now.

You're always at work.

I'm at work, and I'm in shock.

Talking's good for shock.

We said we were gonna wait a year.

Nothing's gonna be different in a year.

Zoe, I can't do this while I'm at work.

I just need to know you're all right about it.

I said I wanted a baby.

And I said I wasn't sure.

Sorry to bother you, sir,

but I wanted to talk to you about something I just heard.

Oh, God.

Sorry, sir.

Flat tire.

Um, call me when you get this, please.

- Need an hand? - Oh!

- I'm late already. - What, meeting your boyfriend?

My mum, actually. It's her birthday.

Don't worry. Won't take a minute.

It's slashed. Look.

Someone's cut it.

Happens all the time.

I wouldn't park here tomorrow.

You will be here tomorrow?

This is my last day.

My number's in the kitchen, Terry,

if you ever want to talk about anything.

He's got a big mouth for a little kid, hasn't he?

Liam. What did he say, then?

I can't tell you what he said. He talked to me in confidence.

But I can tell you it's sometimes better

to talk through things that are on your mind.

You should be careful.

Lock your door.

I would.

I'm just gonna ring my mum, and then I'm off.

But I'm all right now, Terry. Thanks for helping.

My number's there if you need it.

All right.

See you in a bit.

All I've ever said

is that I'm not ready and I wanted to wait.

Yeah, I know what you said.

But the thing is, how long are you expecting us to wait for...

Sir, I really have to speak to you.

Please ring me when you get this.

It's something one of the kids just told me.

About one of the boys.

Anyway, call me, please. I'll keep my phone free.

Get back.

Not wrestling.

Joe!

Where's Father Jerry? Father Jerry!

He's on the roof.

Aah!

Amen.

Bam, bam! Dead fucker!

Bam, bam, bam, bam, bam!

Bam, bam! You're dead!

Bam! Bam, bam!

Bam!

Dead fucker! Bam, bam!

Did Father Thomas ever involve you in anything illegal?

Illegal? Like what?

Very well done.

There's something odd about that.

A grown man hanging around kids all the time,

giving them things.

I'd have checked that I was at the right house

before I started breaking down the door.

- Police! - Police!

For God's sake, why didn't you tell me?!

If that priest hadn't been up all their pants,

he'd still be alive.

Are you saying you know something about this?

Because let's not forget

we're investigating a murder here, Terry.

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