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-You nearly gave me a heart attack.

-What are you doing, anyway?

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I couldn't sleep.

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It'll be over soon.

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You know, sometimes I just want to stay here...with you.

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I'd understand if you're having second thoughts.

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I've said I'll do it.

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-Breakfast?

-Sure.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Yeah?

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Long night?

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Two concussions, a broken nose, a possible ruptured spleen.

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Well, if you can delay going home for just a little bit longer,

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I've got a job for you. Or rather, the DCI has.

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My shift ends in half an hour.

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-Won't take long.

-Can I have that in writing?

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And it'll get you out of the station.

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Unless you want to take it up with Driver?

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Where are we going?

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To a safe house out in the sticks.

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A bunch of anarchists are on trial.

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One of the key witnesses, Eddy Gallaccio, is giving crucial evidence this afternoon.

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Anyway, he seems to think that there's a bunch of them who are going to try and stop him.

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-So, him and his girlfriend have been put in there for protection.

-Where do I fit in?

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One of the officers baby-sitting is ill.

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Driver wants you to examine him, and send him home or to hospital.

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-I'll take over if necessary.

-You ever going to get into CID permanently?

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-I doubt it.

-After that baby smuggling thing I thought you were Driver's blue-eyed boy.

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You ready?

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Everything all right?

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Obviously not.

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What are you looking for?

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A letter from the rheumatologist at St Phil's. It was here yesterday.

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You should pick up your post as soon as it comes in.

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Yes, thanks, Karen! Any other brilliant suggestions?

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Keep your hair on! Come on, let's have a look.

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Do I take it last night didn't go well, then?

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I wonder if they put it in Heston's room by mistake.

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-Kevin!

-No, it didn't exactly go according to plan. Happy?

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Well, I suppose that's to be expected.

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-Meeting your brother for the first time.

-Half-brother.

-It was always going to be tricky.

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Can we talk about something else, please?

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How did anarchists and hippies get involved in a plot to blow up a bank?

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-Search me.

-Do you know the officer who's ill?

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No. They're both from a different force.

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-Steve's ill as well. I don't know what's the matter with them!

-You shouldn't really be out here.

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Are you a doctor?

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Come on, they're through here.

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Oh, do me one of those, will you?

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I could do with some caffeine to get the old brain working.

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Everything all right?

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It's a miracle I'm here. I had a flat.

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Do you want me to take a look?

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No, it's all right. I'll get the local grease monkey to sort it out.

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Really. It's no bother.

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I've just had an amazing idea!

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It's that painting Dad's always going on about. Full size, limited edition.

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Framed and everything.

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It'll be perfect. Do you think we can get it in time?

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Don't see why not, if we order it today.

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Two weeks left and you're still worrying about presents!

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Actually, I've got everything else sorted.

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I suppose you had things planned months ago,

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right down to the last detail.

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Well, you know me.

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Go ahead and order it.

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Yeah, understood. Three hours? OK, I'll hold the fort until then.

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Bye.

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Someone will come and pick you up, take you to court just after midday.

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Until then, everything stays the same. Regular patrols of the grounds, all doors and windows

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to be kept locked, no unauthorised outgoing phone calls.

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The only different thing is my ugly mug to look at.

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-What about them?

-We don't want an ambulance to draw attention to where we are.

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-I thought we were safe here.

-We are, but the boss doesn't want to take any risks.

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-How are they?

-Not great.

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Looks like food poisoning, but I should take them to hospital, just to be sure.

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-Do you want to do that? I've got the CID car if I need it.

-You'll be on your own.

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-No, that's fine. Driver's going to send somebody over later.

-If you're sure.

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OK, how about a nice cuppa?

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THEY WHISPER

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How's that cuppa doing?

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Coming.

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-I'm worried about both of them getting ill like that.

-Try not to worry too much.

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-It'll only be a few more hours.

-Seems like we've been here a lifetime already.

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Tell me a bit about this group of yours.

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I grew up with some of them.

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Knew others from squats and my student days.

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It's about showing the public there's a different way to live their lives.

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About changing the system through peaceful protest. That was the idea, anyway.

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Those people in court, they don't sound too peaceful.

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They started to use our marches as a front for attacking businesses.

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Their argument is, the only pure reaction to

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the violence of the system is carefully targeted counter-violence.

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I found out they were planning on blowing up a bank.

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They wanted to kill innocent people, just to make a point.

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I presume that's when you came to see us.

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We passed on information until our cover was blown.

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It can't be easy, informing on your friends.

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I just want things to get back to normal.

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Settle down, have kids.

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Hard to see beyond the court case at the moment.

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You are doing the right thing.

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Are you OK?

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I'm not feeling very well.

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MOBILE PHONE RINGS

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Both the plain-clothes have gone. Yeah, it worked.

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A new guy's turned up, though. Looks like another flatfoot.

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Not long now.

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How are you feeling?

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Well, I've stopped throwing up.

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Do you think you've got the same lurgy the cops came down with?

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I suppose.

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You could stay here while I'm giving evidence.

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That's very kind, but...

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There's no need for you to be there.

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But I want to stay with you.

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I'll be back before you know it.

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Couldn't we just jump into the car, drive away? Lie low for a bit.

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-No, the court case.

-It'll go ahead whether you're there or not.

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They've got loads of evidence. They've got your written testimony.

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Not the same as being there in person.

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Of course. Yeah, you're right.

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And that's been confirmed, has it?

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OK. Thanks, Jimmi.

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Uh, come in.

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-Kevin.

-Yeah?

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You don't have to bottle it up, you know.

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If you need me, you know where I am.

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Yeah, whatever.

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COMPUTER CHIMES

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What's that?

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A syringe. I'd better log it.

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They do have junkies out in the country.

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Yeah, I know.

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Come on. You shouldn't be out here.

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Yes, I've been to New York once at Christmas,

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and I have to say, it was quite superb.

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So, the leave?

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The German market in Birmingham's all well and good,

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but you have to hand it to the Yanks.

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Can I have the time off?

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Well, it's not looking good.

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-Oh.

-But far be it from me to stand in the way of one of our hard-working

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doctors catching a bit of R and R.

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In fact, perhaps you can help. A little favour?

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Sure. Whatever you want.

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There's a Friends Of St Phil's meeting later.

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-St Phil's?

-Yes, it's quite dull and almost entirely pointless

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but we earn good Brownie points if somebody from the Mill attends.

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So, if I go, I can have the leave?

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I'm glad we understand each other.

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Normally I'd be happy to attend the meeting,

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but today I'm double-booked.

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Business or pleasure?

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Business, I suppose you could call it. Helping an old friend from the forces at a careers fair.

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Just for an hour or two.

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-A careers fair?

-I think it's important for young people to hear from somebody

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who's been there, seen it, done it and got the T-shirt.

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These days it's all "me, me, me",

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but the military teaches you how to put others first.

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So, will you do it?

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-<

-There's no-one else to go to. I don't know what to do any more.

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Amber? Is everything OK?

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Fine.

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Thought I heard you talking to someone.

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Just myself. First sign of madness.

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Look, I know you're sick of this place

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but it's really important we don't do anything stupid.

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One stray phone call.

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No, I understand.

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Anyway, the first thing the cops did

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when we arrived was take our mobiles.

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You feeling better?

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-A little, thanks.

-Eddy'll be pleased.

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Yeah. I don't deserve him.

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How long have you known each other?

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We've been going out for maybe two years.

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-Did you meet in the collective?

-Yeah.

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I was a member for six months just before he took me under his wing.

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Listen, about earlier...

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-It's OK, I shouldn't have said anything.

-No, no. You were right.

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Someone's cheered up.

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Yeah, guess what?

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Ric and Spence have invited me to New York for Christmas.

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Oh, that's great.

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Timing couldn't be better. They've launched a new mobile.

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It's not due out on this side of the pond for months.

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You're going all that way just to buy a phone?

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You should be ice skating outside the Rockefeller,

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window-shopping at Macy's.

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It's not going to be like Home Alone 2, you know.

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We're going to party hard! You should come with us.

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No, I don't think so.

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Why not?

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I remember those two. We didn't exactly see eye to eye.

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Exactly!

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That's why I need you there to keep me on the straight and narrow.

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Doesn't sound like my idea of fun, watching you

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and your mates getting bladdered.

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Anyway, Mum likes us all to be home at Christmas.

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Well, if you're sure.

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I used to love family Christmases as a kid.

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Anyway, what's your mum up to?

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She'll miss you, if you're in the States.

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KNOCK ON DOOR Oh, gaffer, I wanted to see you today.

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Nothing serious, just some advice.

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Can't it wait until this afternoon?

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I'm heading off to a recruitment fair.

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I suppose the NHS needs fresh blood.

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Actually, I'm there as a former member of Her Majesty's Armed Forces.

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You are joking?

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I don't joke about the army.

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You're really going to stand up in front of a bunch

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of impressionable kids and sell them a life in the military?

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A career in the armed forces is one of the most reputable I can think of.

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Strip away all the glamour, and it's just about killing people.

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-I beg your pardon?

-Don't stop on my account.

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I was merely trying to impress on Dr Haskey

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the honour of a career in the services.

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I was about to say that if I ever had kids I'd rather

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they chose a career based on healing over one based on violence.

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I'm sure you'd agree there's more to a military career than that.

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Well, it does offer valuable skills and life lessons.

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OK, and if Chris came to you a few years ago

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and said he was off to Helmand, and you didn't think that he was

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mature enough to make an informed decision...?

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I'd be concerned for him, of course.

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The military offers amazing opportunities for education,

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a structured career, travel, honour.

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Honour?

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Come on! The commanders target kids from underprivileged areas

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because the politicians will always need more cannon fodder.

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You live in a very narrow little world, sunshine.

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I need to know what you were doing with that.

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I don't know anything about it.

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I heard you talking earlier.

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I've called a couple of the numbers.

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One of them was my Chief Inspector's home answer-phone.

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Well, maybe it belonged to Steve or Michael.

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No way! Why would a copper need to hide that in the bog?

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What's going on, Amber?

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You haven't been briefed?

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-It's vital that Eddy doesn't find out.

-Find out what?

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When Driver took over the case, she became my cover officer.

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My name's Helen James. I'm a police officer, covert ops.

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You serious?

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I was assigned to infiltrate the collective.

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We'd had information that this group was becoming dangerous.

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But what about your relationship with Eddy?

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I've always had some sympathy for their aims.

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A simple life, exposing the evils of materialism.

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Rule one of lying - base it on something true.

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Right. Well, your job's nearly done.

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-This isn't a job!

-DOOR OPENS

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Hey, you two OK?

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-Of course.

-Yeah. Yeah, we're fine.

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So he turns to him and says, "You'd better put it away, there's a policeman coming."

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I've spoken to Dr Clay.

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They've done some tests on the officers at the hospital.

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-Doesn't look like the sort of bug you'd find in undercooked meat.

-You think they were poisoned?

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What's the betting if I got this analysed it would be

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the same sort of stuff that made them ill?

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Quick stab through the pizza box, and Bob's your uncle.

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Must've dropped it in the dark. Explains what made you ill earlier.

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I didn't have any.

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-What?

-We're vegetarians.

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Anyway, why poison the food?

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Because sick people make softer targets.

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I need backup, fast.

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I've spotted men in the grounds. OK, will do.

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The backup's still miles away.

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-I've just spotted another one round the back!

-Who are they?

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-Don't ask me!

-Have you still got sympathy for the cause?

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Do you think I invited them here?

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I can't believe they've just stumbled across this place by accident.

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-A lot of planning's gone into this.

-Why am I getting the third degree?

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-I'm just about to appear as a prosecution witness!

-Perhaps they just want to talk.

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Oh, yeah, let's ignore the sledgehammer at the front door.

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I'm just saying.

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It was you, wasn't it? You must've told them where we are!

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Hold on a minute, that's impossible because...

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The truth, Amber! What the hell's going on?

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Wait a minute. The phone call. Please say that you didn't.

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I just don't want you to go to court, OK?

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-What?

-I thought if I let John Smith know where we are...

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What, he'll just pop over and we'll have a nice chat over a cup of tea?

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-Who's John Smith?

-That psycho out there!

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Why would you go behind my back like this?

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The collective.

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You still want to be mates with them, don't you?

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I take it this Smith is from another cell?

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He leads the most violent group. I'm going to take my chances.

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You can't leave me on my own.

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Then tell me what the hell's going on!

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Why don't you just talk to him?

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What, Smith? You really have no idea, have you?

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He just wants to persuade you not to go.

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Oh, Smith's really good at persuading people,

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usually by beating members of their family senseless...

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If you're trying to flush Smith out into the open, it's well beyond your brief.

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Why don't you just at least talk to him?

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Hang on, what brief?

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What I meant was your decision to appear as a witness.

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But that's not a brief. Why are you suddenly so keen on me not testifying?

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I'm not who you think I am.

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-What the hell's that supposed to mean?

-She's a police officer.

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-But she's got herself mixed up with your friend John Smith.

-What?

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I'm sorry... I didn't want you to find out.

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-BANGING

-Were you told about this?

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It was news to me, too.

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Then this is a joke, right?

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-BANGING

-Three years of lies.

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Edward. You have been keeping a low profile, haven't you?

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I've tried talking to him, but he won't.

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Then it's time for me to go to Plan B.

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No!

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Don't be an idiot, mate.

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Have you any idea how sharp this thing is?

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You said you were just going to talk to him.

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Yeah, well, I say a lot of things.

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No!

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Come back...if you want to see your girlfriend's face the way you remember it!

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If I didn't know any better, I'd say he wasn't taking me seriously.

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What's the matter? Is there trouble in paradise?

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He's making sure he gets to court.

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What happened to, "John, I don't think Eddy's doing the right thing"?

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Eddy's right. You just want to kill innocent people,

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just to make a point!

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Collateral damage. You're beginning to sound like one of them.

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Anyway, don't worry, he's not going to have got far.

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I've not come on my own.

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What if he's escaped?

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What if he's already on his way to court?

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Then... Then I'll have no use for you or that dumb copper.

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Let's see where he's got to. SIRENS APPROACH

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Amber? Amber?

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Of course, one should never forget that these days,

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one of the primary functions of the armed forces is to work with

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bodies like the UN to bring peace and stability throughout the world.

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For the individual, it's all about fostering a sense of

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team spirit while meeting new goals and challenges.

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And the possibilities after your period of service are almost limitless.

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Do you think they'll find the others?

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They're searching for them now. I'm glad you came back.

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I'm not a hero. I thought about running.

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But you didn't.

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The idea of that man attacking Amber... I couldn't bear it.

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I keep forgetting, Amber's not her real name.

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She'll be OK. A bit of concussion, nothing more.

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-Eddy?

-I'm here.

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-I'm sorry.

-For what? For lying, or for being found out?

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I love you.

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You don't know what you're saying.

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Would you come with me to the hospital?

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Give me one good reason.

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I'm 14 weeks pregnant.

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You need to save your strength.

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I was trying to do the right thing. You have to believe me.

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-Is she really pregnant?

-So she says.

-And the baby?

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After what's happened, we can't be sure.

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I'm sorry to have to do this to you,

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but they are still expecting to see you in court.

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Of course.

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-After I'm done, I think I'll go and see her in hospital.

-Good.

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Ready for you now.

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I've spoken to Driver.

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And?

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Amber...I mean Helen, was phoning her almost every day.

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Trying to work out what was going to be said in court.

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Driver had her suspicions

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but I don't think she realised how close she'd got.

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-She should never have been allowed to.

-True, but sometimes it's difficult not to.

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No problem.

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How have you been, all right?

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Very good, thank you.

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It's been a few years now...

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Yeah, can't wait, mate!

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I'll book the flight when I get home, yeah? All right.

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Hi. I saw your talk earlier. Very impressive.

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Thank you.

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I'm Howard Bellamy, by the way.

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Ex-captain with the Aston Regiment,

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now working for the Services Support Agency.

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Gina Williams. Ex-major with the Witton Regiment.

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-Do you miss it?

-All the time. But there's plenty to do on Civvy Street.

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As per your lecture.

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Well, you've got to make the most of what life sends you.

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My thoughts exactly!

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-So...

-Well...

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I should get on.

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Absolutely, me too.

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If you want to...

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What?

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..chat some more?

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Because we were doing so well already?

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Here.

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Embossed.

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Classy.

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Thank you. So, are you going to use that, then?

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Yes. Yes, I'll, er, give you a call.

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Good. Bye, then.

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Bye.

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Is Mr Jones being evicted?

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Just tell him to go before I have to get the police involved.

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What a lovely surprise!

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I know I'm dying.

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There's no need to get carried away.

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Sweetheart, you're scaring me. What is it?

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Come on, spit it out!

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It's pathetic, holing yourself up in this stinking pit. You're pathetic!

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You've got everything you could want.

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I've got to go.

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