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FIRST DRIVER
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 There's gotta be a reason for that kind of behaviour.
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SECOND DRIVER
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He's scared shitless of Jimmy, that's the reason.
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GODBOLT
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In God's name, man, I'm not asking much!
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GODBOLT
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I'm asking you to delay the enquiry until we get back from Blackpool. It's only two weeks!
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GODBOLT
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I've been in your office, Ronnie. I've seen your workload.
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GODBOLT
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You've got cases piled on your desk - frauds, rapes, robberies.
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GODBOLT
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You should welcome an opportunity to get some of that cleared up.
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CRAVEN
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I want to get THIS cleared up.
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GODBOLT
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So do I - it were me that wanted you called in, remember?
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GODBOLT
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But poking around in Blackpool during the Trades Union Conference? It's not on!
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CRAVEN
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It was fraud, Jim!
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GODBOLT
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We're talking about 300 bloody votes, and what were my majority? 2,300!
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GODBOLT
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Ronnie, we're on the brink of another strike, and you want to divert attention to a so-called election fix!
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GODBOLT
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Is that what you want?
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GODBOLT
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What are you trying to do, Ronnie? Discredit the union? Don't you think there's enough people want to do that?
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GODBOLT
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Stop playing by the rules, Ronnie. They don't cover this contingency.
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[GARBLED RADIO]
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MAN 1
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Have you got a light, please?
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MAN 2
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Yeah, sure.
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MAN 1
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Thank you.
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SECOND DRIVER
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There's someone down there. Down the track, in the bushes.
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GODBOLT
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Right. Are we agreed, then?
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GODBOLT
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Can we have a show of hands, then, brothers?
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GODBOLT
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You chose a good one there, Harold. He's stubborn, but he's OK.
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GODBOLT
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Not some clown trying to get himself on "News at Ten."
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GODBOLT
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Got a tough time ahead of me over the next two weeks.
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GODBOLT
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I'm not looking forward to it. See you when I get back.
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ROSS
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Have a good trip.
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GODBOLT
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I will!
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ROSS' DRIVER
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I thought someone was down there.
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ROSS
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A bloody reporter more than like!
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ROSS' DRIVER
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Didn't look like a reporter to me, boss.
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[PEOPLE JEER AND SHOUT ON TV]
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[PHONE RINGS]
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TV
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Because of this week's clashes with pickets, Scotland Yard are investigating complaints of police brutality.
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CRAVEN
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Craven.
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JONES
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How'd it go?
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CRAVEN
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He wants it put off.
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JONES
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Till when?
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CRAVEN
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Indefinitely.
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JONES
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Did you agree?
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CRAVEN
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No. We won't go to Blackpool, that's all I agreed.
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JONES
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What are you doing now?
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CRAVEN
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Picking up Emma. Why?
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JONES
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There was a geezer hanging around you in the meet.
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CRAVEN
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Ross said it was a reporter.
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JONES
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Maybe. I think I'll go out and take a look.
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CRAVEN
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Don't catch pneumonia. It's pissing down outside.
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JONES
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Cheers, Derek.
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KENNETH KENDALL
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[V.O] ... the main stories again. The Government has launched a new election manifesto designed to attract the growing Green vote in this country. Called ''The Greening of England'' it calls for a new radical approach to the environment. An influx...
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MICHAEL MEACHER
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Yes, you can contribute, but not to the kind of nuclear state that they want. And what do they face you with? With closure. They say it's in the name of economy.
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MICHAEL MEACHER
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But I say look behind it. Look at the mentality behind it which is so suspect.
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MICHAEL MEACHER
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It is a siege mentality.
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MICHAEL MEACHER
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[V.O.] We see ministers busily winding up the drawbridge on the open society...
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MICHAEL MEACHER
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[V.O.] ..and threatening a rerun, dare I say it, of the Middle Ages!
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STUDENTS
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[V.O.] Yeah!
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MICHAEL MEACHER
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[V.O.] But I say this, too, that I believe that there are new forces in our society. New forces, new loyalties, new ideas not yet articulated which may yet come to our rescue.
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MICHAEL MEACHER
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Now some of them will come from the Labour Party.
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MICHAEL MEACHER
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And some of them will come from other associations perhaps not yet formed, I accept that as well. But I say this - that in whatever shape these new forces manifest themselves, they will come from you, the despised students of humanities.
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MICHAEL MEACHER
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[O.S.] It is.. It is you and your generation who will have to confront the frightening dangers that lie ahead. It is you who will have to deal with the dangers that I've outlined.
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[CHEERS AND APPLAUSE]
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MICHAEL MEACHER
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But I believe you and your generation, the new rising generation. You do have the courage, the optimism and the determination. And I believe you will do what the nation...
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[CHEERING DROWNS WORDS]
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EMMA
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Comrade sisters, I think we should now put the motion to the vote.
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EMMA
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Due to this latest crisis in Western capitalism, the corporation's running a reduced bus service.
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EMMA
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[O.S] The last bus has been brought forward by one hour.
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EMMA
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May the tellers please come forward and make themselves known?
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CRAVEN
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Where's your coat?
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EMMA
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Catch any of the speeches?
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CRAVEN
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I got stuck in a crowd of your sisters. It was difficult to concentrate.
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EMMA
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You think of nothing but sex these days, Dad.
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CRAVEN
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Do I?
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EMMA
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You should try and grow out of it!
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CRAVEN
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Why?
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EMMA
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Because there are other things! The whole world's falling around your ears and you don't even care.
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EMMA
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What about the union enquiry?
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CRAVEN
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We're making progress.
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EMMA
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Are you going to Blackpool?
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CRAVEN
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No.
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EMMA
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Good. The press would have had a field day.
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CRAVEN
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I can't say I'm sorry.
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EMMA
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Who's going to look after you when I've gone?
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CRAVEN
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I'll find some little number. Set her up.
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EMMA
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That's not funny!
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CRAVEN
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[Whispers] Give us your hand.
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CRAVEN
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When are you going?
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EMMA
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Soon.
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CRAVEN
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Have you found someone?
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EMMA
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Yep.
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CRAVEN
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What's he like?
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EMMA
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You wouldn't like him!
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EMMA
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What's for supper?
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CRAVEN
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[O.S.] Ratatouille.
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EMMA
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I bet it's tinned!
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CRAVEN
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No, it isn't.
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EMMA
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It always is Dad, and you always pretend it isn't!
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CRAVEN
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You can't tell the difference.
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EMMA
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Yes, I can!
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EMMA
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Ready? Go!
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CRAVEN
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I've got this new recipe!
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CRAVEN
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You open a tin of tomatoes, a tin of aubergines...
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GUNMAN
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Craven, you bastard! You bloody murdering bastard!
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GUNMAN
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It's your turn now!
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EMMA
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DON'T !
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[CAR ENGINE REVS]
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EMMA
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Don't ...tell.
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[CAR DRIVES AWAY]
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DETECTIVE 1
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Well, I've known her since she were a kid.
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DETECTIVE 2
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He'd only been here about a year when his wife died of cancer.
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DETECTIVE 3
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Jesus Christ! What can you say? Some people have all the luck.
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DETECTIVE 1
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They'll give him extended leave, I expect, until he gets sorted out.
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JONES
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Do me a favour, eh. Get out front and give me the word if you see Ross. Or anyone else.
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JONES
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It's all right. He's here.
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JONES
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He's in there.
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ROSS
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How is he?
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JONES
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He won't budge.
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DETECTIVE
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Hello? Yeah, hold on a second, will you?
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DETECTIVE
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For you.
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JONES
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Ta.
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JONES
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Hello, yes. Yeah.
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JONES
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Which roads?
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JONES
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Right.
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JONES
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Yeah, all of them.
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JONES
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Anything?
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JONES
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Well, look, keep me informed, will you?
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ROSS
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Come on, Ronnie. Let's get out of here.
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ROSS
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This is no place for you.
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CRAVEN
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I'm staying.
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ROSS
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Come back to my place. Get away from here.
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CRAVEN
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I'm staying.
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ROSS
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They've been turning out as far as Newcastle. Everybody's out.
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ROSS
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It was you he was after.
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CRAVEN
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He called me out...
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CRAVEN
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..but she ran forward.
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CRAVEN
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It was a shotgun.
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CRAVEN
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He fired both barrels.
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ROSS
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We'll get the buggers, Ronnie.
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ROSS
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I promise you.
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MAN
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Forensic's finished, sir.
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ROSS
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just a couple of swabs, Ronnie.
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ROSS
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I'll leave a man here.
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CRAVEN
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I don't want anyone in the house, and it's too wet for him out here.
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ROSS
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They may be back.
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ROSS
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I'll see you first thing in the morning.
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ROSS
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Jones...
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ROSS
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I want a car at the end of the drive. Three men. Armed.
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EMMA
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[V.O. Answer machine] Hi, Dad, it's Emma. I'll be at college till ten. If it's still raining, will you pick me up? Love you. Bye!
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[MACHINE BEEPS]
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EMMA
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[V.O.] Ratatouille?
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EMMA
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[V.O.] And it's tinned, I bet!
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[DOOR BLOWS SHUT]
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YOUNGER EMMA
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[V.O.] Don't worry, Daddy. I promised Mummy I'd look after you.
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NURSE
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What will you do with the child? In your job, you don't have enough spare time.
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CRAVEN
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We'll manage.
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NURSE
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Have you thought of boarding school?
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YOUNGER EMMA
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I think you should sleep with me tonight, Daddy.
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CRAVEN
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I guess so.
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[MOBILE TINKLES]
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[MUSIC: "TIME OF THE PREACHER"]
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[WILLIE NELSON]
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♪ It was the time of the preacher ♪
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♪ When the story began ♪
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♪ The choice of a lady ♪
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♪ The love of a man ♪
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♪ And how he loved her so dearly ♪
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♪ He went out of his mind ♪
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♪ And she left him for someone ♪
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♪ That she'd left behind ♪
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♪ He cried like a baby ♪
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♪ He screamed like a panther in the middle of the night ♪
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♪ And he saddled his pony ♪
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♪ And went for a ride ♪
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♪ It was the time of the preacher ♪
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♪ In the year of 01 ♪
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♪ Now the preaching is over ♪
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♪ And the lesson's begun ♪
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[INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE]
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♪ But he could not forgive her ♪
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♪ Though he tried and he tried and he tried ♪
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♪ In the halls of his memory ♪
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♪ Still echo her eyes ♪
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♪ He cried like a baby ♪
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♪ He screamed like a panther in the middle of the night ♪
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♪ And he saddled his pony ♪
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♪ And he went for a ride ♪
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♪ It was the time of the preacher ♪
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♪ In the year of 01 ♪
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♪ Now the lesson is over ♪
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♪ And the killing's begun ♪
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[RINGING TONE]
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WOMAN
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[V.O.] West Yorkshire police station, can I help you?
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PENDLETON
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Good morning. My name is Pendleton. I wonder could I have a word with the Chief Constable?
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[RINGING TONE]
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ROSS
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I've had to stand down the night watch, sir. They're dead on their feet.
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ELLIOTT
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That was Whitehall showing an interest.
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ELLIOTT
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A man called Pendleton.
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ROSS
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There's nothing here for them.
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ELLIOTT
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Are you sure?
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ROSS
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Yeah.
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ROSS
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Who the hell is Pendleton?
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ELLIOTT
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I don't know, but he came through on the direct line.
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ROSS
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What's Godbolt doing here? Doesn't he know what's going on?
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[KNOCK AT DOOR]
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[DOOR OPENS]
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GODBOLT
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I only heard news when I reached conference. I came straight away.
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ELLIOTT
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I appreciate you coming, Jim.
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GODBOLT
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Well as you know, I lost a son down the pit at 20.
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ELLIOTT
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Sit down.
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ELLIOTT
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He'll be given a spot of leave -
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ELLIOTT
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you know, just to sort himself out -
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ELLIOTT
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which means he'll have to come off your enquiry.
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GODBOLT
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Well, I'll be sad to see him go.
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GODBOLT
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It's a difficult thing, investigating a union...
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GODBOLT
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..but Ronnie has a certain tact - a rare quality in a Yorkshireman.
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ELLIOTT
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I know what you mean!
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GODBOLT
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So, who's going to replace him?
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[NOISY HUBBUB]
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DI
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It's not really his M.O., is it?
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DETECTIVE 1
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He's a right evil bastard, I wouldn't worry about him, though.
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DI
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Excuse me. Yes, Jonesy.
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JONES
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I was just wondering how it was going, sir?
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DI
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Well, there's plenty of stuff coming in, but nothing really concrete.
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JONES
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Any joy with the cartridge cases? Have you found them yet?
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DI
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No, we're still working on it.
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JONES
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Do me a favour would you love? Run that through the system. Let me know as soon as you have something.
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JONES
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Give us a shout, Sue, if anything crops up. I'm in the office.
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CRAVEN
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Any news?
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JONES
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No.
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JONES
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Are you OK?
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JONES
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Ross has had us up all night going through your notebooks.
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JONES
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He's convinced it's someone you put away.
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CRAVEN
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It could be.
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JONES
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When you see him, will you give him this list? It's the final selection.
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CRAVEN
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OK.
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JONES
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Ron... Are you sure you're all right?
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CRAVEN
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I'm fine.
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DETECTIVE 2
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Poor bastard!
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ROSS
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I had to stand them down, Ronnie. They're away from here by now.
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CRAVEN
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In London, I should think.
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ROSS
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The road blocks will stay till noon.
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ROSS
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Then I meet the press. Do you want to come?
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ROSS
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I've been working on the assumption that this was a grudge killing.
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ROSS
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She stepped out in front of the gun. That's what you said last night?
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CRAVEN
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Yeah.
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ROSS
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But it was aimed at you?
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DI
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I'm sorry, sir. I'll come back later.
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ROSS
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So it has to be someone on this list.
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CRAVEN
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Sir, I want to get down to the college. Pick up her stuff.
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ROSS
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Ronnie, this list is important. I think we should go through it. Unless you think it's a waste of time.
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CRAVEN
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This afternoon.
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ROSS
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Is there anything you want me to tell the media?
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CRAVEN
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just get her age right. She was 21, not 19 as the radio put it.
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ROSS
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There's a note from Muntsey.
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ROSS
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The coroners are postponing their report pending your identification.
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ROSS
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Can you manage that?
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CRAVEN
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I'll go down now.
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ROSS
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Are you sure?
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CRAVEN
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Yes, I'm sure!
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ROSS
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Ronnie...
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ROSS
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Officially, you have nothing to do with this enquiry.
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ROSS
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Unofficially, keep me informed.
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CRAVEN
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Thank you, sir.
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SHIRLEY
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Here you are, Mr Craven. I've taken out all the fat.
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CRAVEN
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Thank you, Shirley.
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SHIRLEY
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It was such a shame. She was such a little beauty.
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[SHE SOBS]
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CRAVEN
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C'mon, lass.
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CRAVEN
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You'll have us all at it in a minute!
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MUNTSEY
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We bypassed casualty.
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MUNTSEY
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There's always some bright young spark looking for kidneys.
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CRAVEN
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She wouldn't have minded.
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MUNTSEY
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Yes, well, she's the property of the court now, but tell that to some chap out there with a kid on a dialysis machine.
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MUNTSEY
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Remember Ronnie, you're not the first dad who's been down here.
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MUNTSEY
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This is an identification procedure, not a test in stiff upper lip.
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CRAVEN
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Let's get on with it.
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MUNTSEY
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I don't believe in the repression of feeling.
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CRAVEN
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Don't lecture me, Muntsey!
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MUNTSEY
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Is this your daughter?
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CRAVEN
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Yes, sir, it is.
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CRAVEN
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LEAVE IT!
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CRAVEN
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What was the cause of death?
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MUNTSEY
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Shock, massive haemorrhaging. The heart went into fibrillation...
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] I wanted to kiss you but it would have embarrassed Muntsey, so I asked for some scissors and cut off a piece of your hair.
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] It was still damp, and despite the lycol, it smelt of rain and crushed grass.
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CARETAKER
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She were a nice girl. She had a nice smile an' all.
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CARETAKER
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And SHE never complained.
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CRAVEN
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Get lots of complaints, do you?
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CARETAKER
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All the time. I open too late, the showers are cold, flickering lights - I'm not an electrician - and dust on the court.
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CARETAKER
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That lot, you know, they'd have you on your hands and knees if they could!
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CRAVEN
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Is this it?
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CARETAKER
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That's right.
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CRAVEN
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Open it.
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[CLATTERING]
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CARETAKER
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I'll get you something to put it all in.
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[BUZZER]
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WOMAN
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Who is it?
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JEDBURGH
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Darius Jedburgh.
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JEDBURGH
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Howdy!
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PENDLETON
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What the hell are you doing here?
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JEDBURGH
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Just got back from Texas. Brought you a present from Houston.
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PENDLETON
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What are they?
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JEDBURGH
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Satellite photos. Northmoor.
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JEDBURGH
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The kid was right.
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PENDLETON
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The kid is dead.
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PENDLETON
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She was killed last night by a gunman.
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PENDLETON
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Latest reports suggest he was after her father, who's a policeman, you know.
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JEDBURGH
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Reckon he knows about all this?
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EMMA
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[V.O.] Into the washer.
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EMMA
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[V.O.] Not that!
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EMMA
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[V.O.] The colours will run!
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EMMA
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[V.O.] Put it on cold wash.
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CRAVEN
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I've done that.
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[STEADY LOW CLICKING]
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[INTENSE LOUD CLICKING]
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[CLICKING GETS LOUDER]
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CRAVEN
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Godbolt.
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JONES
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I'll just keep it warm for you.
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CRAVEN
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Nail him if you can.
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JONES
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How long will you be away?
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CRAVEN
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A couple of weeks.
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CRAVEN
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Break-ins, mostly kids. Craigmills area. And that's the lot.
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JONES
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Thanks, Ronnie.
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CRAVEN
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I'm going to London.
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ROSS
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Why?
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CRAVEN
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That's where they'll be and I want to be there when they're picked up.
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ROSS
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Did Emma have a boyfriend?
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CRAVEN
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Yes. I don't know the latest.
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ROSS
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Terry Shields, Latchmere Road, N10. The Met checked him out.
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CRAVEN
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And?
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ROSS
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And they gave him a clean bill of health. He's a political agitator, evidently.
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ROSS
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Ronnie, what about this list? I've narrowed it down from 50...
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CRAVEN
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Suppose it's none of them?
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ROSS
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I'm not with you.
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CRAVEN
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Suppose it's nobody on the list? Someone else?
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ROSS
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Are you saying this has nothing to do with revenge?
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CRAVEN
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I don't know.
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ROSS
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OK. Well look after yourself while you're down there.
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ROSS
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I'll let the Met know you're coming. We'll be in contact daily.
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ROSS
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I suppose there's nothing else I should know before you go?
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ROSS
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About Emma, for instance?
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CRAVEN
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Not that I can think of.
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CRAVEN
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[V.O] I've only been to London on two occasions not connected with business.
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CRAVEN
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[V.O] Both times with your mother.
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CRAVEN
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[V.O] The first time, we went to Buckingham Palace where I received a medal from the Queen.
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CRAVEN
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[V.O] The second was when we went to a hospital on the Fulham Road so she could have an operation.
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CRAVEN
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[V.O] We were there for six weeks, and you were sent to stay with your Auntie May.
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YOUNGER EMMA
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[V.O] What did the Queen say to you?
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CRAVEN
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She said "You must be a very brave man, Inspector."
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YOUNGER EMMA
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Did she ask you to stay for tea?
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CRAVEN
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No!
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YOUNGER EMMA
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All that way and you didn't stay for tea?
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CRAVEN
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There was a reception - we did have tea but not with the Queen.
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YOUNGER EMMA
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Ann Soames' dad says the Queen isn't a friend of the miners.
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CRAVEN
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Ann Soames' dad is a Communist.
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YOUNGER EMMA
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What's a Communist?
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CRAVEN
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Someone who doesn't like the Queen.
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YOUNGER EMMA
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Ann Soames' dad says the Queen is a waste of money.
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CRAVEN
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What's money got to do with it? Money doesn't come into it.
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CRAVEN
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You would still be dead and so would Mum.
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YOUNGER EMMA
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Don't cry, Dad.
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CRAVEN
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I'm not.
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] I suppose it's only natural, but a city seems to reflect the memories one has of it.
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] Emma always connected London with that trip to Buckingham Palace, but I always associate it with cancer.
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DINGLE
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Detective Inspector Craven?
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CRAVEN
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Yes.
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DINGLE
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Detective Inspector Dingle, C11. Welcome to the monkey house!
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DINGLE
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Don't use the booze in the fridge. This is cheaper.
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DINGLE
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That's better!
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CRAVEN
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Who's paying for this?
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DINGLE
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We are. Could have put you up in the section house, but what the hell?
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DINGLE
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Don't get to meet you lot very often.
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DINGLE
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When we do, we like to make you feel at home.
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CRAVEN
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I want to make it clear. I'm on leave. I'm not part of the investigation.
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DINGLE
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Of course. I understand.
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DINGLE
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My guv'nor would like to see you anyway. Soon as poss, he says.
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DINGLE
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Wants to sort out a few ground rules. Mainly about the press.
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CRAVEN
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I'm not giving interviews.
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DINGLE
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Nevertheless they are persistent buggers. If you say no, they'll think you're just raising the price.
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DINGLE
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Here's to a quick result.
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CRAVEN
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It's in YOUR hands.
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DINGLE
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Of course.
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DINGLE
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See you tomorrow.
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MARGARET THATCHER
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[V.O.] Which question are you asking first? First Trident. It's three per cent over the lifetime which we apply. Three percent of the defence budget.
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ROBIN DAY
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[V.O.] Six per cent of the equipment budget.
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MARGARET THATCHER
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[V.O.] Yes, three per cent of the defence budget. Six per cent of the equipment budget.
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MARGARET THATCHER
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[V.O.] We could not possibly get such good deterrent value for that money as we get in Trident. Now, do we should we have Trident? Yes.
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MARGARET THATCHER
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[V.O.] We must, I believe, have an independent nuclear deterrent in this country.
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CRAVEN
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Room 7016.
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PENDLETON
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[V.O.] Detective Inspector Craven?
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CRAVEN
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Speaking.
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PENDLETON
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[V.O.] I'd like a word with you.
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CRAVEN
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Who are you?
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PENDLETON
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[V.O.] My name is Pendleton. Can you meet me in the car park?
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CRAVEN
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When?
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PENDLETON
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[V.O.] Now.
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[HANGS UP]
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(SOLO ELECTRIC GUITAR MERGES WITH DAY AND THATCHER'S DEBATE)
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MARGARET THATCHER
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[V.O.] The alternative would be surrender!
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ROBIN DAY
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[V.O.] Supposing they threatened you with their massive conventional forces? Is our answer to use, to rely on the nuclear deterrent? First?
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MARGARET THATCHER
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[V.O.] The nuclear deterrent is there to deter ALL war, and it has.
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CRAVEN
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Pendleton?
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PENDLETON
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Mr Craven!
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CRAVEN
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We'll talk in my car, if you don't mind.
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PENDLETON
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Yours is bugged, like your phone!
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PENDLETON
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We're safe in here. Chobham plate, I'm told.
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CRAVEN
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Are you from Six?
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PENDLETON
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Good guess, but no. We're attached to the Prime Minister's office.
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CRAVEN
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Any ID?
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PENDLETON
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No, but you can talk to Sir Maurice if you like. He heads the office.
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PENDLETON
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8-5-3...3-5-1-2.
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PENDLETON
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You mentioned Six. Where did you come across that?
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CRAVEN
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Northern Ireland.
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PENDLETON
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Thick on the ground?
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CRAVEN
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Like blazers at Henley!
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PENDLETON
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You don't like cloak and dagger, do you?
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CRAVEN
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Where are we going?
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PENDLETON
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The BBC.
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CRAVEN
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Why?
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PENDLETON
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Because that's where the Prime Minister is. I'm looking after her tonight.
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CRAVEN
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You do this for a living?
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PENDLETON
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No, but this evening we're a little short-handed. My brief's a bit wider than that, which brings me to your daughter.
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CRAVEN
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What about her?
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PENDLETON
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She was some sort of terrorist, wasn't she?
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CRAVEN
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Terrorist?
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PENDLETON
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According to her file.
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CRAVEN
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What file?
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PENDLETON
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Oh, there's a file but it's difficult to get hold of.
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CRAVEN
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What's your interest in this matter?
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PENDLETON
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The safety of the realm. We like to know what's going on north of Watford. I presume you discount the idea of revenge? No one here believes it.
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CRAVEN
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If you have an alternative, I'd like to hear it.
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PENDLETON
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What's all this about investigating the miners?
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CRAVEN
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I was called in by their election officers. Someone had been rigging the ballot.
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PENDLETON
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Who stood to benefit?
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CRAVEN
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James Godbolt.
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PENDLETON
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Is the motive there for murder?
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CRAVEN
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No.
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PENDLETON
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Look, I'd like you to meet my partner.
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CRAVEN
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Mr. Pendleton, I'm here in a very particular circumstance. I don't think I'd be of any use.
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PENDLETON
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On the contrary, you could be of enormous help.
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PENDLETON
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Question is, were they after her or were they after you?
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MAN
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[V.O.] Hello. Call Fox for Delta Two.
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PENDLETON
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Delta Two received.
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MAN
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[V.O.] Delta Two, owing to traffic congestion in NHG, use alternative route Charlie Hotel Bravo.
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PENDLETON
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Received. Please advise all cars.
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MAN
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Wilco.
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PENDLETON
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You'll have to walk back, I'm afraid. We've been re-routed.
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PENDLETON
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Look, give us a ring tomorrow.
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] The gunman wasn't young. He held the gun square. Emma... As she ran towards him, she shouted, "Don't!" He fired and she was thrown back.
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] She was running forwards and yet the blast checked her.
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] When I reached her, she was on her back, struggling to get up.
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] She looked at me as if she'd slipped.
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JONES
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[V.O.] What happened to the gunman?
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] For one moment, I thought, "She's all right” and then I heard her sigh. There was this exhalation, and blood all over her face, and rain.
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] Then I heard a car start and I could hear it sliding in the mud, and I knew he'd set a cast of the tyres, and she said, "Dad, you're hurt."
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] But it was her blood all over me.
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JONES
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[V.O.] You say when she ran forward, it was almost as if she knew him?
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] Yeah, I got that impression.
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CRAVEN
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(PHONE RINGING)
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JONES
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[V.O.] But he called your name?
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] Yes.
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JONES
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[V.O.] Did she say anything else, Ronnie?
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] She just looked at me once and said, "Don't tell."
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JONES
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[V.O.] Don't tell what?
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] I don't know.
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JONES
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[V.O.] And those were her last words?
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CRAVEN
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[V.O.] Yes.
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NEWSREADER
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[V.O. ON RADIO] The time is 8:00. The top story this morning, the murder hunt for the killer of the young scientist Emma Craven has moved from Yorkshire to London after the discovery of an abandoned getaway car yesterday evening.
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NEWSREADER
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[V.O. ON RADIO] Police have yet to issue a detailed description of the man wanted in connection with the killing. More London headlines in a moment, but first the latest on London's roads now from Dennis at the...
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[PHONE RINGS]
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CRAVEN
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Yes?
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ROSS
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[V.O.] Ronnie, did you hear the news?
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CRAVEN
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You found the car.
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ROSS
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We found the car. Got Lowe's fingerprints all over it.
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CRAVEN
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Lowe?
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ROSS
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Fifth on my list. You put him away 10 years ago, remember?
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CRAVEN
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You saying he killed her?
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ROSS
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I'm not saying anything until we've picked him up. The Yard says he's in London. They should have him by noon.
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ROSS
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[V.O.] I'm sending Jonesy down to make the arrest. Are you with me, Ronnie?
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CRAVEN
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Yes.
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(KNOCK AT DOOR)
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ROSS
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[V.O.] I said I'm putting Jonesy on the train.
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ROSS
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[V.O.] When you see Elham, tell him our man's on his way.
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MAID
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Good morning, sir.
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CRAVEN
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I'm seeing him this morning.
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ROSS
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Be nice to him, Ronnie. He's been very helpful so far.
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CRAVEN
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I'm also seeing Pendleton. Does the name mean anything to you?
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ROSS
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What does he want?
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CRAVEN
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A chat, he says.
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ROSS
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Well if he gives you any aggro, just refer him to me, right? Bye now.
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MAID
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Thank you, sir.
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ROSS
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[V.O. REPLAYED ON PHONE] What does he want?
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CRAVEN
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[V.O. REPLAYED ON PHONE] A chat, he says.
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ROSS
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[V.O. REPLAYED ON PHONE] If he gives you any aggro, Just refer him to me.
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[76 SHELLS FROM A THIRTY-OUGHT-SIX PLAYING ON CAR RADIO]
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# Whittle you into kindlin'
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# Black crow 16 shells from a thirty-ought-six... #
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[CHILDREN WHOOP AND YELL]
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[CHILDREN YELLING EXCITEDLY]
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CRAVEN
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I don't think it's been fired.
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CARLISLE
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I still want to check it against another round we had in a little while ago. It came from a similar weapon.
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CARLISLE
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It's quite an unusual gun, this, you know. It's based on the Swiss SIG. It's called a Firebird.
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CARLISLE
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The Egyptians had a few which they offloaded onto the market about 10 years ago.
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CARLISLE
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Some of them fell into the hands of terrorists like Baader-Meinhof.
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CRAVEN
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Emma wasn't a terrorist.
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CARLISLE
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I know that, old mate, but we've got to make sure, haven't we?
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CRAVEN
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What I want are the prints on the gun, excluding hers.
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CARLISLE
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Hers were on the Revlon bottle, weren't they?
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CARLISLE
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It's all in hand.
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CRAVEN
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Can you put them through the computer for me?
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CARLISLE
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I can try.
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CRAVEN
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What's today's magic word?
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CARLISLE
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In the bumf on my desk.
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CRAVEN
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What do you know about a man called Pendleton?
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CARLISLE
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Not much. Drives a green Mercedes and parks in other people's spaces...
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CARLISLE
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[O.S.] ...dines at the Special Forces Club in Knightsbridge, and drinks with the SAS in Chelsea Barracks.
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CARLISLE
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[O.S.] The security boys hate him.
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CRAVEN
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Did you know him in Northern Ireland?
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CARLISLE
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No.
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CRAVEN
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Done any work for him?
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CARLISLE
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Recently?
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CARLISLE
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There was a weapon which had been found in water which he wanted tested for radioactivity.
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CRAVEN
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And was it?
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CRAVEN
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[O.S.] Radioactive?
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CARLISLE
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[O.S.] Oh, yeah.
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CARLISLE
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[O.S.] His friend Harcourt's the one to watch.
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CRAVEN
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[O.S.] Harcourt?
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CARLISLE
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[O.S.] His other half.
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CARLISLE
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Drafted in from Lloyds. Dangerous bugger!
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CRAVEN
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What's his background?
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CARLISLE
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[O.S.] The City.
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CRAVEN
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City?
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CRAVEN
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Could I get through to R2 on this?
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CARLISLE
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MI5, you mean?
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CRAVEN
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Yeah. The Registry.
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CARLISLE
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That's more than my life's worth!
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CRAVEN
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What does the phrase "Access Restricted" mean?
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CARLISLE
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It means you can't get it on that file because it's on another file.
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CRAVEN
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Thanks, Carlisle. That's really helpful.
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CARLISLE
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Or it could mean that the guy's an informer so his record is restricted.
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CRAVEN
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They don't match, do they?
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CARLISLE
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No.
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CRAVEN
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I told you. She wasn't into that sort of thing.
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CARLISLE
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Do you want the gun back?
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CRAVEN
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Yeah. And any information you can give me on the prints.
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[BRAKES SQUEAL]
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CRAVEN
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Wait here. I'll be about ten minutes.
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[RINGS DOORBELL]
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[FOOTSTEPS ON STAIRS]
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CRAVEN
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Terry Shields?
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SHIELDS
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Yeah.
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CRAVEN
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I'm Emma's dad.
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SHIELDS
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Come in.
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SHIELDS
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Straight up.
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SHIELDS
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[DOWN PHONE] Hi, sorry. Yeah, there was somebody at the door.
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SHIELDS
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[DOWN PHONE] What? No, come on, we've discussed this already!
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SHIELDS
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[DOWN PHONE] Yeah, we'll talk about it at Julie's on Wednesday.
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SHIELDS
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[DOWN PHONE] Look, there's somebody here. Can you call me back later?
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SHIELDS
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[DOWN PHONE] Tonight, yeah. No! You call me! Okay.
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SHIELDS
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Look, they've already been here!
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CRAVEN
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Who?
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SHIELDS
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The Yard. They looked around. Interviewed me. It's all on record.
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CRAVEN
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She told me she was leaving home. She was coming here?
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SHIELDS
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Well, we talked about it, but...
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SHIELDS
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We didn't have much time for home-building, even for the relationship. Politics is a full-time business.
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CRAVEN
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I thought you were a lecturer.
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SHIELDS
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Yes, I am, and Emma was a physicist, but life doesn't stop with the job, unless you're a policeman, I suppose.
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CRAVEN
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Socialist Advance...
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CRAVEN
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Is that the name of your party?
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SHIELDS
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I'm the Assistant Secretary.
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SHIELDS
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Not your cup of tea.
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CRAVEN
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No.
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CRAVEN
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Was Emma a member?
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SHIELDS
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Yes, but she directed most of her energy towards sexual politics, Greenham, the ecology movement...
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SHIELDS
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Not exactly our priorities.
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CRAVEN
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It must have been quite difficult for you two to hit it off.
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CRAVEN
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Having such a diversity of views, I mean.
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SHIELDS
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It was a physical thing.
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CRAVEN
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How deeply was she involved with GAIA?
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SHIELDS
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She was committed.
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CRAVEN
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How did that show itself?
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SHIELDS
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I don't know much about it, but what I do know, I don't think she'd have wanted me to tell you.
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CRAVEN
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Perhaps you're right. Her last words were, "Don't tell."
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SHIELDS
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What?
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CRAVEN
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It all happened very suddenly, rather like a car crash.
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CRAVEN
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If you've ever been in one, you'll know it's often quite difficult to remember the actual sequence of events.
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CRAVEN
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For instance, I sometimes think she said, "Don't tell"
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CRAVEN
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[O.S.] as she was running towards the gunman, or rather...
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CRAVEN
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"Don't, Tel!"
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CRAVEN
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[O.S.] Your friends call you Tel?
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SHIELDS
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But she didn't.
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CRAVEN
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What did she call you?
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SHIELDS
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She called me darling, dearest, my love.
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SHIELDS
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[O.S.] Tel's a nickname used by old schoolmates.
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CRAVEN
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The gunman stepped out. She ran towards him. She shouted, "Don't!" She died in my arms. Her last words were, "Don't, Tel!"
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SHIELDS
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Look, I was at the City Institute in London. I was 200 miles away.
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CRAVEN
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Yes, I know.
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SHIELDS
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So if you've come to intimidate me, you've picked the wrong man.
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CRAVEN
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I came for her things, Tel.
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SHIELDS
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I'll get them.
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SHIELDS
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This is all there is.
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CRAVEN
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She travelled light.
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SHIELDS
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It pays to these days.
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SHIELDS
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Look, it is possible that it was nothing to do with me, that she was trying to warn you not to tell them about what was going on in her life.
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CRAVEN
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What was going on?
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SHIELDS
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I made a point of not asking.
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CRAVEN
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Well, if you remember, call me.
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SHIELDS
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Craven!
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SHIELDS
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This is an obituary I wrote for our paper.
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CRAVEN
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I'll read it later.
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SHIELDS
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It's just a short piece written in haste. I hope it does her justice.
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CRAVEN
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As I said, call me. I'm at the Hilton, Shepherd's Bush.
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CRAVEN
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That wasn't your nightie on the bed, was it?
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EMMA
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[O.S.] No.
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CRAVEN
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I didn't think it was.
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CRAVEN
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You're dead less than a week and already he's got another woman in his bed. Do you understand that?
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EMMA
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Yes, I do.
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EMMA
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He has his good points.
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CRAVEN
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Such as?
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EMMA
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He was a good lover.
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CRAVEN
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I'm sure he was.
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CRAVEN
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And in that van down there, was a man listening to every creak of the bed, every sound you made.
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EMMA
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You're jealous, Dad.
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CRAVEN
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New Scotland Yard.
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[ENGINE STARTS]
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CRAVEN
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He's a bastard!
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EMMA
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[O.S.] What does the word Azure mean?
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CRAVEN
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The word 'azure' is a police intelligence term. It means the room is bugged or under some sort of electronic surveillance.
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CRAVEN
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The word 'cinnamon' denotes the use of microphones inside telephones or junction boxes.
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CRAVEN
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'Tow rope' is the raw material gathered by telephone intercepts at the post office.
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CRAVEN
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F Branch is the office in MI5 in London that analyses the material.
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CRAVEN
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R2 is the MI5 computer that logs the material.
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CRAVEN
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We have a link with R2, but it's difficult to get at.
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EMMA
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That's where all the GAIA stuff will be.
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CRAVEN
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Yeah.
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PENDLETON
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[V.O. ON PHONE] Pendleton here.
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CRAVEN
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This is Craven. When do we meet?
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PENDLETON
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[V.O.] When is your appointment at Scotland Yard?
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CRAVEN
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11.30.
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PENDLETON
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[V.O.] Meet me in the basement car park at 11:00.
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CRAVEN
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We keep meeting in car parks.
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PENDLETON
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[V.O.] That is because you're under observation. You're being followed.
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CRAVEN
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My love, my darling. What was the other thing you called him?
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EMMA
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Dearest.
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CRAVEN
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His bed is bugged, he's probably an informer and you called him dearest!
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EMMA
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It's not his fault.
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CRAVEN
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He told you that, did he?
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EMMA
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He was playing them at their own game.
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CRAVEN
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Who?
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EMMA
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The people who were after him.
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CRAVEN
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And who are they?
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CRAVEN
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How much do I owe you?
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CABBIE
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£8.70.
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CRAVEN
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Detective Sergeant Jones, please, Yorkshire. I believe he's in Detective Superintendent Elham's office.
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SERGEANT
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Your name, please, sir.
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CRAVEN
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Craven. Inspector.
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SERGEANT
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You can go up, sir. Eighth floor. Room 810.
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CRAVEN
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Thank you.
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[TYRES SCREECH]
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[BEEPS HORN]
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PENDLETON
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Get in.
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[CAR REVVING]
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CRAVEN
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What happened to the Merc?
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PENDLETON
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We only use it for posh occasions. We're trying to save on fuel.
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[CRAVEN LAUGHS]
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PENDLETON
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Not exactly Albany, but it's home.
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PENDLETON
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You are about to meet Harcourt. Double first at Cambridge and an authority on E.M. Forster, he tells me, but a complete twot, I think, when it comes to making connections.
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PENDLETON
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I, myself, favour an Irish education.
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PENDLETON
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Anyone who has examined the Book of Kells cannot but be impressed by the labyrinthine coils of the Celtic imagination.
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PENDLETON
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Are you a Celt, by any chance, Craven?
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CRAVEN
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No.
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PENDLETON
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Henry!
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PENDLETON
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Henry, this is Inspector Craven.
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HARCOURT
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Ah.
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HARCOURT
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I was sorry to hear your news, Inspector.
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HARCOURT
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Letters, Ellen.
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ELLEN
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Yes, sir.
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HARCOURT
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It must have been a great blow.
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HARCOURT
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Bizarre, I know, but not the sort who posts things to the Guardian.
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CRAVEN
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Where did you find her?
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HARCOURT
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Art school.
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PENDLETON
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I'll get Ellen to make us some tea.
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CRAVEN
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Pendleton said you wanted to see me.
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HARCOURT
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What do you know about GAIA?
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CRAVEN
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Only what my daughter told me.
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HARCOURT
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And what did she tell you?
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CRAVEN
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That it was an organisation against nuclear power.
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HARCOURT
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Was she a member?
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CRAVEN
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Yes, I think she was.
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HARCOURT
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You agree with her views?
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CRAVEN
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No...
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CRAVEN
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But I enjoyed the conversations.
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HARCOURT
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Sit down, Mr Craven.
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HARCOURT
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Would you say that GAIA was a subversive organisation?
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CRAVEN
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They broke a few rules.
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HARCOURT
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Did you know that six of them broke into the nuclear waste plant at Northmoor, eight weeks ago, and they were led by your daughter?
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CRAVEN
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No.
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PENDLETON
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What we want to find out is whether Emma's death had anything to do with the break-in.
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