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-Filth, that's what it is.

-Filth, that's what it is.

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-Only the three of us and Harri know.

-He's not like that.

-Then who exactly was on top of me

-in bed yesterday in the flat?

-Owain's presence here

-is crucial to me.

-Does Owain know

-Daddy got him the job here?

-The working group's objective

-is to scrutinize the Democrats.

-No matter what he promises,

-it won't count!

-I've decided to leave the party.

-I've decided to leave the party.

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-Are you joining her?

-It's nothing to do with her.

-I've checked Dylan's website.

-Nothing.

-Catrin must've hidden the corkscrew.

-Imagine the shit going on between

-those two behind closed doors.

-Yes, right, I'm on my way in.

-Bye, sweetie.

-More than the shit going on here?

-Your choice.

-Vertigo.

-Some hot water and it'll pass.

-Stay home for an hour.

-The world won't come to an end.

-And who do you think would address

-the Brazilians in my absence?

-The Deputy First Minister.

-Rhiannon?

-She's more likely to line them up

-against the wall and shoot them.

-Nonsense!

-You have to slow down.

-How can I when the world and

-his wife are fighting against me?

-What's the matter?

-Why? What did he say?

-Alright,

-but nothing's out there yet.

-Listen, I'm with someone

-at the minute. I'll see you soon.

-OK. Ta-ta.

-Catrin?

-Catrin?

-

-At work.

-Dylan and her?

-Everybody's talking.

-Everybody's talking.

-

-Like all relationships.

-Fine until

-you start scratching the surface.

-Look, you're here now.

-I may as well use you.

-You gave me the job.

-You gave me the job.

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-Why say that?

-It's true, isn't it?

-It's true, isn't it?

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-Right. Then there's no problem.

-For me there is.

-Interpreting for Dad?

-Two people have a bug.

-No-one else is available.

-Lovely!

-Lovely!

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-What now?

-You and the boss.

-You suit each other. Nice weekend?

-Yes. Excellent.

-It's a shame it's over.

-He refuses to give me an answer, but

-I bet he'll go to her in the end.

-There's no reason to believe that.

-And no evidence to the contrary.

-That's why you have to fight to

-the very end to keep the status quo.

-Maybe the battle's lost...

-..especially if his relationship

-with Rhiannon goes beyond politics.

-That's a daft thing to say.

-We're sleeping apart.

-That proves nothing. Whatever Dylan

-is, he's faithful to you.

-But if he's not, take action.

-Don't let him threaten your future.

-Not a word to anyone

-about where I am.

-Yes?

-Dylan. He's asked to see me.

-Alright, I'll come with you.

-Alright, I'll come with you.

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-On my own.

-I know what he'll want.

-I know what he'll want.

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-Nobody knows yet.

-Did you have a good weekend?

-Stuck in a hotel room? Yes, great.

-Through choice? Why?

-Leaving the Democrats

-would be a big step.

-Joining another party

-is an enormous step.

-The first decision has been made.

-I hope the second will be as easy.

-I can't give you an answer now.

-Is that what you expected?

-If the will is there, the process

-shouldn't be complicated.

-Some of your party will be appalled,

-as will some of mine.

-There's only one opinion

-that's important to me.

-That opinion on its own

-doesn't count.

-You're the leader.

-A woman doesn't always get her own

-way, even as leader. Ask Catrin.

-I'm rapidly burning my bridges.

-Hang on.

-I didn't buy you the matches.

-But I've listened.

-And I appreciate it.

-We want a word.

-We don't have much time.

-Reception - politicians from Brazil.

-Why bother with someone

-as insignificant as me?

-Lowri says you're worth the effort.

-Lowri says you're worth the effort.

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-We both believe it.

-The working party,

-we should organize a conference...

-..to discuss the recommendations.

-As chairman, you'd lead it.

-Give a dog a bone?

-I can tell you

-the working party's outcome.

-Back to basics, start afresh.

-Things you disagree with.

-So what's the point?

-At least I'm trying! Come on.

-He's proved he's a man of principle.

-How can he be

-when he's betrayed his wife?

-Can we concentrate

-on the positive aspects?

-Oh, and what are those?

-Oh, and what are those?

-

-Excellent publicity for the party.

-Proof that we have

-appeal and momentum.

-We can add spin,

-as long as we control the narrative.

-I don't want this to leave the room.

-The idea'll be dead and buried soon.

-And tomorrow, Dylan will want to

-join the Socialists.

-The best thing for us, for everyone,

-would be for Dylan to stay put.

-How much trouble can one independent

-make from the back benches?

-When your majority is wafer-thin,

-a lot!

-Any other business?

-Councils.

-Negotiations are going well.

-We've now agreed to nationalize four

-divisions. The latest is recycling.

-And the advantages to us

-as a government? Remind me.

-To save money without losing jobs.

-Centralize and standardize services.

-Make it one powerful system.

-Why can't you go further

-now the councils are on board?

-In what way?

-In what way?

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-Choose a trickier field. Housing.

-We'd lose all sympathy,

-every ounce of goodwill.

-Our opponents would be reeling

-for months, if not years.

-Alright. Just a suggestion.

-Don't blow a fuse.

-The working party. Can you do

-an interview to elaborate?

-What else would you want to know?

-Why? Do you have

-anything else to add?

-Arrange the interview.

-How are you?

-I'm busy.

-I'm busy.

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-How are things at home?

-Good.

-Good.

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-Everyone happy and contented?

-Back on track.

-Dylan's resigned

-as the chair of the working party.

-Tip of the iceberg, no doubt.

-He'll leave the Democrats next.

-He'll leave the Democrats next.

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-The Democrats and his wife.

-I wonder how much Catrin can endure

-before she kicks him out.

-You've done fairly well so far.

-I'm just saying Lowri is a saint.

-Dylan and Catrin.

-Go after the two of them.

-How are things?

-So-so.

-So-so.

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-Don't give up.

-It's easy for you to say that.

-Your marriage is as solid as a rock.

-For some weeks now, I have to admit

-that the working party...

-..feels it's going nowhere.

-Is it not receiving

-the support it deserves?

-The leader has many irons

-in the fire and I appreciate that.

-What about the future?

-Perhaps I could be useful

-in a different role.

-Good riddance to him.

-Will you be saying that if he ends

-up cosying up to Alwyn and his gang?

-My priority is to represent those

-who put me here as best I can.

-As an independent? Or would

-joining another party be an option?

-Resigning as chair of the working

-party is my only intention today.

-That's enough for one day.

-He can't turn back now.

-I'm sure he'll find a way.

-It's a pity

-he's gone public so soon.

-Has the decision been made?

-Has the decision been made?

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-The interview proves he's serious.

-And that's your insightful

-political analysis, is it, Glan?

-Everyone's allowed an opinion.

-It's an opportunity

-to attack the Democrats.

-Make them doubt their purpose

-as a party and Catrin's leadership.

-Right up your street, as a rule.

-Right up your street, as a rule.

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-If it was someone with substance.

-Not some drunk like him!

-Not some drunk like him!

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-I acknowledge there are risks.

-But there are big advantages.

-I want you

-to make sure that this works.

-Worldwide commerce...

-Worldwide commerce, friends...

-Worldwide commerce, friends...

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-Without it, mankind would be...

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-I wouldn't have the privilege...

-The great privilege

-of greeting you today.

-Of greeting you today.

-Please excuse me.

-The trials of a coalition!

-Sorry for this morning.

-Fancy meeting for a coffee later?

-Mind you, things aren't all bad.

-At least I'm in bed with two

-beautiful women either side of me!

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-THEY GIGGLE

-Oh, shit!

-Oh, shit!

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-THEY LAUGH

-It must've been an important call.

-Yes, it was,

-if it's any business of yours.

-When your father slags off my boss,

-it is my business...

-..since the relevant words

-weren't translated.

-Are you up to the job?

-Harri.

-You have more important things

-on your plate.

-Dylan revealed a lot earlier.

-Dylan revealed a lot earlier.

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-I keep an eye on everything.

-Honesty and transparency

-are important in every field.

-I'm sure you agree with that.

-Wanker.

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-A bit cloak and dagger.

-I don't want to be seen with you.

-Owain. What are you trying to do?

-I wanted to see

-if he'd betray himself.

-Betray...?

-Betray...?

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-Himself and his father. Double act.

-The way he got the job

-has nothing to do with Owain.

-He's none the wiser.

-He's none the wiser.

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-You haven't asked him.

-I have no intention of asking.

-Who will you start with later?

-Catrin or Dylan?

-Make sure you speak to Rhiannon.

-Is that going to happen?

-Who knows.

-Don't you

-get tired of living like this?

-What do you suggest I do?

-Why didn't you say

-you were doing an interview?

-It was about the working party,

-nothing else.

-Was it your plan to put Rhiannon

-on the back foot?

-And is she?

-And is she?

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-No.

-You do realize

-you'll be backbench fodder.

-I've considered everything.

-I've considered everything.

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-As have we.

-What if I organize

-a press conference?

-There's a lot to do before that,

-such as informing our members.

-Include everyone. Very important.

-I take it there's more to come.

-Or am I going to have to

-watch that on television too?

-Catrin!

-So it's true. Thanks, Harri.

-Rhiannon, would you like to comment?

-Rhiannon, would you like to comment?

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-Organize the press conference, Ela.

-Everything's on a plate for you!

-Honesty. Transparency.

-I think that's what you said

-to Owain earlier.

-When can we expect an announcement?

-Let me know.

-Something important, I hope.

-Your health is very important to me.

-Yes.

-It's about time

-you took a break. A holiday.

-Get as far away from this place

-as you can.

-The Democrats

-are about to collapse...

-..and you want me to lie on a beach

-as if nothing was wrong.

-You won't be in the job forever.

-You won't be in the job forever.

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-Maybe not in this one.

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-Put it in your pocket!

-When you're First Minister,

-that choice isn't an option.

-It was a mistake. I apologize,

-if that's what you're expecting.

-It wasn't intentional.

-Unlike the way he was appointed.

-He was interviewed. He got the job.

-Meirion's son. What a coincidence!

-Meirion's son. What a coincidence!

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-Absolutely.

-Was it worth it for you?

-What did you get?

-A gift voucher? Tickets for a show?

-I didn't use them.

-Go! I have nothing more to say.

-For now perhaps, but if you think

-for a moment they'll defend you...

-..then think again.

-He's been talking to Sian Davies,

-asking how Owain got the job.

-Nothing at all to do with me.

-Nothing at all to do with me.

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-Naturally.

-Why bother telling me then?

-Say what you have to say,

-though I suspect it's too late.

-No, no, not what you think.

-I want to discuss mayors, the

-possibility of electing mayors...

-..to the country's

-largest towns and cities.

-Am I here just to talk about mayors?

-Today, of all days?

-Something to think about. Council

-leaders are currently unelected.

-From the viewpoint of citizens,

-this is undemocratic.

-Wait a minute.

-Shouldn't Megan be here?

-It's unfair

-since she's the relevant minister.

-Since when do you care

-about anyone's feelings?

-Aled?

-Can I remind you both that this,

-if it happens...

-Press conference at four o'clock.

-It's not my place to interfere with

-another party's internal affairs...

-..unless it affects

-the integrity of the government.

-She started it.

-She started it.

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-Sorry! Dylan started it.

-Alright?

-Alright?

-

-Great.

-They're

-introducing the bastard at four.

-We've got two hours.

-We've got two hours.

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-The email.

-Have you got rid of it?

-No.

-No.

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-What was the point of keeping it?

-Insurance.

-To show that you approached me.

-Like those tickets in my drawer

-that prove I wasn't bought.

-Is that what you think?

-You knew I was unhappy about this

-right from the very start.

-Not as unhappy

-as Our Father will be...

-..when I go back to his office

-empty-handed.

-I'm the good guy, Sian.

-Guess who the baddie is?

-I'd like to say, acknowledge...

-..that I've neglected you

-since I was elected leader.

-I'm ready and keen

-to make up for that now.

-Dual leadership.

-Two people at the helm,

-as happened in the Green Party.

-A very unsuccessful period.

-They gave up on the experiment.

-It'd grasp people's imagination..

-To the contrary.

-It'd only confuse people.

-Was it your idea?

-Was it your idea?

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-My idea.

-Ridiculous.

-What are you trying to do?

-I'm trying to retain the small

-amount of self-respect I have left.

-I'm trying to understand

-why I have to beg my own husband...

-..to remember he has a wife!

-I never meant to hurt you.

-If you can't see what you have...

-..you're more of a fool

-than I thought.

-Go ahead,

-put the knife in and finish me off.

-Just remember that knife

-will go right through my heart!

-You had no right to discuss it

-without me being present.

-It's an insult, no less!

-Whatever.

-Listen, when you think about London

-over the past decade...

-..what, or who,

-is foremost in your mind?

-I'm not supporting elected mayors

-and that's the end of it!

-Boris, that's who.

-He goes by only his first name.

-The international face of London

-at one time.

-The councils would be

-totally opposed.

-It depends on their politics.

-Think about it, if one face could do

-the same in Wales, here in Cardiff.

-And wouldn't it be even sweeter

-if that face was a Conservative?

-Feathering your own nest.

-Is that what this is?

-Let's say I'm looking to the future.

-And remember, Megan,

-someone will have to take my place.

-You'd see the devil himself

-in that chair before you'd see me!

-Throw some breadcrumbs on the water.

-I need people

-to be talking about this.

-Put her on the back foot.

-The media are on to us as it is.

-It'll get much worse

-if we postpone the conference.

-I need time to think.

-I need time to think.

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-Don't get cold feet now.

-Not at all,

-but there's a heavy price to pay.

-And you think that's nothing to me.

-A personal price.

-What if I offered you

-an alternative?

-Such as?

-A copy of the email that Aled sent

-to Sian Davies to thank her.

-She didn't use

-the complimentary tickets.

-Two days after Owain got the job.

-Exactly.

-Did Aled send you this stuff?

-Is his hand still on your backside?

-Why would he

-point a finger at himself? Harri.

-Harri James is a busy man.

-The conference has been cancelled.

-Postponed was the word they used.

-Who's jibbed? Dylan or Rhiannon?

-What's the matter?

-Listen, about this morning.

-Can we...?

-Good news, I think.

-The Nationalists' conference

-isn't happening now.

-Thanks.

-It could mean anything.

-Part of the game.

-Part of the game.

-

-How about saying it's hopeful?

-I'd like to agree, but your husband

-is made of better stuff than mine.

-There's good in both.

-That's what I'd like to believe.

-Do you really think attacking Owain

-is the best way of getting to me?

-No, I don't,

-but perhaps I'm desperate.

-We don't have to talk

-if you don't want to.

-No, I want to.

-I want us to be OK...

-..and I think we will be.

-Me too.

-Me too.

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-As long as we stick to the rules.

-What rules?

-What rules?

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-Things have to change, Tom.

-I'm sure you'd agree.

-I'm sure you'd agree.

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-What rules?

-I don't want you

-to go anywhere near Aled.

-Not even at work.

-If you're not on screen or in the

-unit, or filming, you're with me.

-What kind of marriage would that be?

-What kind of marriage would that be?

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-What kind of marriage do we have?

-One full of lies and deception.

-One full of lies and deception.

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-It's over!

-Tell the truth. That's all I want.

-Tell the truth. That's all I want.

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-I have!

-Keep his cabinet seat?

-What did I say? Chancer!

-That was his plan from the start.

-I made him the offer.

-He's feeling the pressure.

-We were in danger of losing him.

-How is this going to work?

-How is this going to work?

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-Simple.

-Catrin will have one member less

-and we will have one more.

-And will Catrin accept that?

-In your dreams!

-Not to mention Meirion.

-What option does she have?

-What option does he have?

-A drink?

-Why? Do you want help to celebrate?

-No, but it might

-make you feel better.

-Yes, why not.

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-Where are we at today?

-In a better place than yesterday,

-I hope.

-I do love you,

-whatever you may think.

-I'm praying

-that's what sobered you up.

-I hope you realize

-how poor a deal it is.

-Changing party, disappearing

-to the back benches, and for what?

-I'm not out of the cabinet yet.

-I'm waiting to hear.

-Are you sure about this story?

-I have no choice.

-Organizing the cover-up, are you?

-Sorry?

-Owain. That's must be why

-you're meeting in the canteen.

-Did she kick you out of bed?

-If Owain

-was married to anyone else...

-Shut up! We're running the story.

-Right, I thought...

-That Angharad would stifle

-a good story because of the source.

-Two things.

-Angharad has learnt her lesson.

-And you've got a lot to learn.

-Go and get ready.

-How long do I have?

-How long do I have?

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-An hour.

-Harri? Fucking Harri?

-Harri? Fucking Harri?

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-Not just him. There's evidence.

-Email, tickets.

-Why should I believe you?

-Because it's going to happen.

-There'll be an item on the news.

-There'll be an item on the news.

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-With your previous? No.

-Your father told me.

-Of his own volition, Ow.

-How long have you known?

-Known and kept it to yourself.

-I wasn't expecting

-this shit to happen.

-What shit?

-There's more than one, isn't there?

-It's hard to decide which is which.

-The terms of

-the All-Wales agreement are simple.

-Two representatives from

-the Democrats at the cabinet table.

-Tell Rhiannon that

-when she comes to you.

-And that stupid husband of mine

-at her tail.

-I'm not responsible for Dylan.

-I'm not responsible for Rhiannon

-facilitating his betrayal.

-If Bob Price isn't seated next to me

-when the cabinet meets, I'll walk...

-..and I won't stop until

-I'm outside the Socialists' door.

-Alwyn as First Minister,

-me as Deputy.

-Maybe you'll be a mayor

-sooner than you thought.

-Did you get me the job? Yes or no?

-Who's been talking to you?

-Is it true? That's the story.

-You've only heard half the story.

-You've only heard half the story.

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-What then? Tell me.

-Not now. Not here.

-You'll be hung out to dry...

-..if you don't do everything in your

-power to make this story disappear.

-It's a better story, Ed.

-Electing mayors? I don't think so.

-Of public interest, controversial.

-The shenanigans of the First

-Minister are more appealing. Tom?

-Interest is growing.

-Alwyn is willing to talk.

-Surprise, surprise. Megan too.

-She's totally nuts.

-About everything. Old news.

-Dylan and Catrin?

-That's a better story.

-Thanks for the advice,

-but don't tell me how to do my job.

-Is this your idea of revenge,

-you shit?

-Revenge?

-Lowri deserves to know

-all about you, who you really are.

-What have you said to her?

-What have you said to her?

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-That we're more than just a kiss.

-That we've been fucking

-every moment we can.

-Sorry, Ed, but that's how

-my type tends to speak.

-It feels as if

-we've both been here before.

-Maybe, but it's obvious you're

-as unhappy with your party now...

-..as you were back then.

-The demands are the same as well.

-I wouldn't be satisfied

-on the back benches.

-I wouldn't have asked to see you

-if I'd thought that.

-Well! This is cosy.

-Discussing the weather, chaps?

-That's one subject we're discussing.

-Remember to wear gloves.

-Goodness knows where he's been.

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-Do you have anything to say?

-Do you have anything to say?

-

-No, nothing.

-Is it your idea?

-Was it your idea

-to get Meirion to employ Owain?

-Touche!

-The question is who appointed

-the First Minister's son to his job?

-Evidence has emerged

-that Sian Davies...

-..Head of Translation Services,

-received two opera tickets...

-..as well as a thank-you email

-from Meirion Llywelyn's office.

-I'm very grateful. At least the

-attention is elsewhere for a while.

-Socialist leader, Alwyn Jones.

-If the allegations are true,

-isn't this another example...

-..of Westminster's disease

-taking its grip here in Wales?

-Accountability and the public purse.

-That's what we're talking about.

-And we must ask why.

-The intention was to help Owain.

-To protect him, if you will.

-From what?

-His wife.

-Harri James. You've often heard me

-talking about him.

-In a work context, yes.

-Exactly.

-That's why I was keen for Owain

-to be closer to this place...

-..so he could keep an eye on things.

-Angharad and this Harri?

-I don't believe it.

-Elinor, that's what I thought.

-I refused

-to believe it was possible.

-Do you have proof?

-No, but the pieces

-are rapidly falling into place.

-The pity is that I can't say

-anything to Owain himself.

-It depends what you say.

-He wouldn't dare, not unless

-he keeps his place in the cabinet.

-It suits you, it suits Catrin.

-It suits everyone except me!

-You need to find an answer.

-What do you expect me to do?

-More than you're doing now.

-Otherwise, I'll look like a fool.

-What if we worked together?

-D'you have any ideas?

-We'll see.

-Come to the house. I'll cook for us.

-Yes. Fine.

-Whatever.

-Oh, the cavalry's arrived.

-Sit down.

-What will you have?

-Did you know?

-Yes. I totally backed your father's

-attempt to bring you two together.

-Bring us together?

-You and Angharad

-spend a lot of time apart.

-Like you and Mam. I wouldn't say

-your marriage is on the rocks.

-Do you admit that yours is?

-Now, if we all had peace and quiet

-to live our lives...

-..none of this would've happened.

-But, unfortunately, there are people

-who are determined to rock the boat.

-And undermine our family.

-Is there anything at all

-you'd like to tell us?

-No.

-Thanks for coming.

-Right, about these rules.

-I accept them.

-What's changed?

-I've realized how lucky I am...

-..that you, even with all you know,

-still want to be with me.

-You said it'd be impossible.

-And maybe it might be if...

-What?

-I'm willing to try.

-Hey!

-Don't worry, you haven't

-been in the job long enough...

-..to lose your old clients.

-Sian's bound to give you plenty

-of freelance work, like before.

-Do you think

-I should leave straight away or...?

-The sooner the better, I'd say.

-Is that what you and Harri decided?

-Harri? No!

-But I thought...

-But I thought...

-

-Yes, obviously!

-Sorry for raining on your parade,

-but I fancy staying for a while.

-Won't that make the situation worse?

-For you and him? Yes, probably.

-It's inconvenient having me around.

-On the other hand, it might help.

-It might help Dad get to the truth.

-You've spoken to him.

-You've spoken to him.

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-I've spoken to him and Mam.

-They're both worried sick.

-What if he discovered the truth?

-Who'd have to leave then?

-Whoa, enough!

-Enough is never enough when

-Dylan's the topic of conversation!

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-Owain Llywelyn's appointment...

-This wasn't the first story.

-This wasn't the first story.

-

-Mayors?

-Hypothesizing about Dylan.

-Dylan and Catrin

-are out of my remit.

-Was Owain Llywelyn favoured

-in the interviewing process?

-Turn it off. Malcolm.

-How are you?

-Yes, it's early.

-Listen, about our chat last night,

-contact the newsroom.

-Let's fan the flames.

-Ask for Angharad Wynne.

-Bye.

-She can help us for a change.

-I was expecting a phone call.

-I was expecting a phone call.

-

-Nearly there.

-Before lunch.

-Is the marriage in crisis already?

-Where on earth were you last night?

-Where on earth were you last night?

-

-What did you want?

-I left you several messages.

-I noticed.

-I noticed.

-

-You weren't in the bar or your room.

-On a mission?

-Owain is staying.

-He has no intention of resigning.

-Worse than that,

-his mother's involved now.

-And what do you expect me to do?

-And what do you expect me to do?

-

-I wanted you to know.

-That's obvious.

-Where were you?

-Where were you?

-

-Out.

-If you hadn't shared

-your complicated past with him...

-Do you remember

-all that faith you had in him?

-Hello?

-Who?

-Oh, Malcolm. How are you?

-Yes, very interested.

-Where is he?

-Where is he?

-

-I don't know. Why are you asking me?

-He'll give us till lunchtime.

-I hope you've got

-something sensible.

-Back benches but with an

-elevated position within the party.

-Has he been out all night?

-What are you thinking?

-Developing the agricultural policy.

-That's his expertise.

-An elevated position? He's resigned

-as chair of a working party.

-Crumbs, Harri.

-He won't be satisfied with that.

-We're allowed three members in the

-cabinet. There are four in the race.

-Would you make room for that idiot?

-Glan or Helen?

-Good luck.

-There is a solution to be had.

-I've refused every request

-for a statement...

-..but I don't know how long Sian

-can stand the pressure.

-I'll have a word with her.

-I'll have a word with her.

-

-No chance.

-She went straight

-to Harri James the last time.

-Are you still here?

-What they did to you this morning

-was unforgiveable.

-I wonder why you weren't hounded.

-Oh, yes, I forgot.

-Your wife runs the show.

-I'm sure it wasn't like that.

-I've done nothing wrong.

-Neither did I, until your father

-put his foot on my throat.

-Glan has agreed to leave the cabinet

-to make room for Dylan.

-I'm sure we're all grateful to him

-for that sacrifice.

-He will be appointed

-Deputy Minister...

-..and remain in government.

-Thank you very much.

-Will Catrin accept?

-Almost definitely. Bob Price'll take

-Dylan's place. Everyone's happy.

-Happy.

-To avoid the break-up

-of the All-Wales.

-Catrin, like the rest of us,

-doesn't want to lose power.

-Although facing Dylan

-will be painful, I'm sure.

-Congratulations.

-Ela deserves the glory

-and the gratitude.

-The last time you came, you left

-with your tail between your legs.

-It's role reversal time now.

-Malcolm Pritchard-Jones,

-leader of Cardiff Council.

-I know who he is.

-I can't stand the man.

-That's a pity because you'll have

-a lot more to do with him in future.

-He wants to be interviewed.

-He's awfully keen

-to support the idea of mayors.

-An influential voice.

-Oh, and Alwyn has agreed

-to participate in the same item.

-He agrees in principle, I think.

-Would you like to contribute?

-I'll have plenty to say.

-If you're any the wiser...

-..this is down to him

-and nothing to do with me.

-It's become a habit lately.

-He's doing things by himself

-as if I didn't exist.

-What if we helped each other?

-Where shall we start?

-The choice is endless.

-We're truly spoilt for choice.

-Breaking the civil service

-code of conduct rules for starters.

-A simple accusation but effective...

-..which would see you in front of

-an internal HR disciplinary panel.

-But don't worry too much.

-The union could support you.

-What if we considered another option

-which is a bit more emotional?

-And I have to admit,

-this is my preferred option.

-Privatizing the translation services

-across the board.

-Cheaper in the long term,

-more competitive.

-Of course, that wouldn't only

-put your job at risk...

-..but your colleagues' jobs as well.

-Colleagues

-you're very fond of, no doubt.

-Persuading councils to nationalize

-housing will be difficult.

-And it will no doubt drag on.

-And it will no doubt drag on.

-

-Who put that idea in her head?

-Giving with one hand

-and taking with the other?

-Malcolm Pritchard-Jones was

-very keen on the idea of mayors.

-I hold Malcolm in high esteem.

-He's a shrewd leader.

-But what's more important?

-The state of the country's houses...

-..or feeding the egos

-of a few individuals?

-Cleverer than we all thought.

-Are you talking to me now?

-Are you talking to me now?

-

-When did I stop?

-You've been sullen since last night.

-It was a mistake

-and it won't happen again.

-There's a lot going on today.

-A critical day for the party.

-Your personal feelings

-weren't top of my must-do list.

-But it wasn't a mistake.

-I'd like to do it again.

-Tonight, if you fancy it.

-Up to you.

-The decision

-shows how brave Dylan is.

-And how principled he is.

-It also shows that the Nationalists

-have political momentum.

-And the reality of working

-from within a new party?

-Dylan Williams, you'll be facing

-your wife across the cabinet table.

-Catrin is a mature

-and experienced politician.

-The fact we still live together

-is proof of that.

-Lying bastard.

-It's war.

-We'll fight back

-and kick them in the balls.

-Tom must be quite a man

-to put up with you.

-His choice.

-She's going to resign.

-What did you say to her?

-Getting rid of her means

-we can all carry on with our lives.

-Maybe you can, but I can't.

-This is the exact attitude...

-..that stops you being

-master in your own home.

-I don't want to be anyone's master.

-Which enables Angharad

-and her allies to do what they want.

-We're not talking about Angharad!

-If anyone should resign, it's me.

-Sian is a minnow.

-No-one will miss her.

-You resign and they'll win.

-You won't have any more hassle,

-I hope.

-Your father?

-I can live without him sometimes,

-believe it or not.

-Thank you.

-Just so you know, I would have

-appointed you, regardless.

-You're a good translator.

-When my phone's off, you mean.

-You looked very glum

-in the press conference.

-With a bit of pastoral care,

-Dylan will be fine.

-We have reason to celebrate

-now that Owain has decided to leave.

-I've got time for a quick drink,

-if you want.

-I can't, I'm going out.

-Right.

-What?

-Nothing.

-Rhiannon is stronger, but Dylan

-is bound to be a handful in future.

-Catrin's on the back foot, putting

-her at a considerable disadvantage.

-Whether he's a fool or not...

-..Dylan's more of a politician

-than Bob Price.

-Not to mention Megan.

-Don't worry, forget about today.

-It was nothing compared

-to Owain's behaviour.

-That's the biggest disappointment.

-At least he knows when to give in.

-Is that what you hope I'll do?

-That I'll give in to her and Harri.

-Never,

-whilst there's still life in me.

-I won't rest

-until I get to the bottom of this.

-Even if it kills me.

-You bitch!

-I can't explain now,

-but I want you to trust me.

-Is that a joke?

-On a political level,

-you've found a new home.

-Maybe you should do the same

-on a personal level.

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