Am I late?
No, no. We're early. How are you?
- I'm good. -Yeah?
Yeah. I'm fine.
Are you sure?
Yeah.
Now that you're working with us,
it's better that we meet away from the station, okay?
Why are we meeting?
- Who is this? -A person of interest.
Have you seen him at the pub?
Why do you want to know?
We just need to know if you've seen him.
We think the gang might have been in contact with him,
- and that worries us. - Oh.
But we really can't tell you anything else.
Okay. I will look out for him.
Yeah, just while you're doing your normal duties at the pub.
Don't put yourself in harm's way, okay?
Has something happened?
Er...
Ju-- Okay, erm...
The other day, Braden and Liam,
- they took my phone. - They took your phone?
- Did they see anything? - No.
No, I already had deleted my messages.
You know, you don't have to do this.
I mean, there must be other jobs that you can do.
No, no. I have to do this.
I cannot go back to scraping in that oven.
I'm okay. I know what I'm doing. It's fine.
Text me anytime.
- All right. - Go easy, yeah?
And remember that face.
- Thank you. - Mm.
Alison.
The password is 2701.
Help yourself.
I'm sorry. Look, I was an idiot.
- Yeah. - I still am.
- Yes, you were. - Can I explain?
Explain what, exactly?
We got a bit of business we need sorting, don't we, mate?
- Mark? - Yeah?
My mum just texted me,
and she locked herself out and she needs my key.
Oh, well, what are you standing around for?
Go and help her.
Thank you. And I'm so sorry.
No, it's okay. No worries.
Four on every floor, at least.
Shame you can't manage them.
Hey, don't shit yourself.
I've got it covered.
And inside the vault?
He's done this before.
- He'll need detailed specs. -He will.
But for now, we've got these.
They don't hold back, do they?
It's the first time I've seen a photo.
Worth the effort, right?
Joseph, I know you don't want to keep going back,
but we need to.
Speak to your insider.
- Are you okay? - Yeah.
Are you sure they didn't see you?
Yeah, I'm sure they didn't see me.
I told you not to go out of your way to watch them.
Yeah, but you told me to look out for a man in a photo,
and I thought they might be meeting him.
I was very clear.
Alison, it's my responsibility to keep you safe.
And if you're not going to play by the rules,
then this isn't going to work.
Do you understand?
This is what I got.
"Llama treasure plates"?
Yeah.
Live subtitles are like this all the time.
You get used to it.
The app works by sorting the sounds
into the nearest phonetic.
So, "llama treasure plates" could-- Is that right, Alison?
"Llama treasure plates" could be...
Pressure, do we think? Treasure...
- Treasure, pressure? - Pressure pads?
- Yeah? - Maybe "llama" could be "alarm".
Alarmed is good. Alarmed pressure plates.
That works. What about that next bit?
"Person lies ash waves."
Person lies-- personalised. But ash waves...
Ash waves I don't know.
But if the pressure plate is on the floor.
-Yeah? - Ash wave could be pathway.
Ah.
This bit's clear.
They're using weight-sensitive vaults
and dealing with high net worth individuals.
And they need help from an insider, don't they?
And they're trying to arrange a meeting.
Can you see that?
And the app thinks that the meeting is at...
"eye centre dense rude."
Any guesses for that one?
Didn't think so. Okay, so guys, Ben, Nia--
absolutely critical that we are at that meeting.
Yeah? So all hands to the pump
trying to decode where the hell that is.
And who is this insider that they're meeting?
Let's try and figure that out. Yeah?
- Yes, sir. - Yeah.
This is way beyond anything we could have asked for.
This is brilliant.
- Thank you. - Ah. Yeah.
And in the meantime,
while we're trying to figure out the location...
Keep an eye out.
Anything you can get, we, erm, appreciate.
Go on.
Hello, this is Joe from Access to Work.
I'm just calling to let you know
that we've received your application
and the current wait time for an assessment
is 16 to 18 weeks,
whereby you will be assigned the case manager...
In the meantime, if you have any questions...
Just give me both barrels.
Well, how do you think it feels
for a woman to be alone with two men
while they're looking through her phone?
Violating, I'd imagine.
Yes.
I'm sorry that Braden scared you.
No. He didn't.
I fucked up.
No excuse.
For me...
...trust...
don't come easy.
Just-- Just let me explain.
Are you working with Braden?
He's involved in my new work.
I owe him.
He's letting me stay in his flat.
Okay. Good luck with that.
Please...
just one drink.
I'm sorry.
No. We're closed.
I have a few tinnies at mine.
You spoil me.
Don't expect much.
Yeah.
Tinny? - Yeah.
Yeah.
Huh? Hmm.
Thank you.
To second chances.
You said you were going to explain.
That...
Why don't you tell me about you, then?
What do you want to know?
Why you don't trust people.
Alright.
Uh... I know what it's like to be scared.
I haven't seen my dad for years.
But...
he left a mark--
several [chuckles] actually.
And sometimes I think I see him in the street
and I hardly breathe.
You know...
getting ready to, like, run or fight.
Where is your dad?
He fucked off when I was a kid.
And then I ended up just pinballing between foster homes.
I've calmed down a lot since then, but...
whenever I meet someone who gives me the time of day,
I'm still like...
"What's wrong with them?"
And then I met someone like you.
Mm.
You know, you have beautiful eyes.
So now you're pissed.
Doesn't make it any less true.
You know, apparently
every iris is completely unique.
Like-- Like a fingerprint.
Yeah?
What makes you think of this stuff?
- You. - Me?
Staring at me with those big, old, doe--
- I'm not staring. No, no. - Yeah, you are. Yeah.
- I'm not. - Sorry. I know it's not because I'm that handsome.
Ooh. Then why?
Spent my entire life not being looked at.
No, I get that.
When I get a bit lost and people say, "Never mind,"
or, "I'll tell you later," but they never do,
that's when I feel ignored.
And I hate that.
Oh.
You are, by the way...
What?
That handsome.
You know...
it's pretty fucked up
to read someone else's messages.
So now we're even, then.
Now we're even.
I should go.
Thank you.
Hi. Sorry.
Sorry. Carnage. -Sorry.
Um... okay. How did you find out
that they're meeting at the ice rink?
Well, I saw a text on Liam's phone.
He left it on the bar before he went to the toilet.
Who was the text from?
An unknown number. It wasn't stored on his phone.
- And he was at the bar. - Yeah.
Do you talk a lot with Liam?
Yeah. Because how else can I get close to him?
Alison, I've...
Look. I say this from experience,
that what is exciting
isn't always what's best for you.
Yeah.
But, um, why are they meeting up at the ice rink?
Because...
it's unexpected.
And because surveillance is a nightmare.
Loud music, bad audio, lots of movement.
So you need me.
Yeah, we're not gonna get any audio through this.
- Yeah, they've chosen this venue for a reason, haven't they? - Yeah.
It's because this meeting is significant.
601 in position. No eyes yet.
Okay. Where are we at with the visual, 602?
602. Nothing yet.
Come on.
There. Top screen.
601. I have a visual.
Hulk, Cruella, and Hoodie entering via North Door.
Yeah, but we're gonna need more than that.
That's-- That's not good. - Yeah. Can we get a clearer visual?
602. We'll try.
601. On it.
What about that screen there?
Yeah, we're gonna need more than that.
Yeah, we are.
Okay, can we get a clearer visual, please?
No, I-I can't see their face clearly.
Can you-- - Come on, guys. Fucking...
They're here.
602. New contact with Wolf
and unknown IC4 female in a navy blazer.
Up there. Do you hear that, Nia?
Unknown IC4 female. Thank you.
Fuck sake.
Okay, the screen's completely dead our end.
What's going on?
Yeah, not now. Not now, guys.
601. Sorry. We'll reset.
-Back on. -Oh, good.
Okay. There we go.
Okay. Anything you can get
on that woman there in the navy blazer?
Anything at all? - Blue-- Blue jacket.
Alison, if you just focus on this one
and just tune everything else out.
Uh, Wolf said, "This is a friend of mine.
Go a long way back."
Um, something...
"I trust her."
Oh, he said her name.
Sharon...
I think it's Sandra.
-Brilliant. - And, then, he said her last name,
and I think it's like "B" or "M" or "P."
I don't know. But it ended with, like, a "sh."
Okay. Nia, check any kind of Sandra,
all associates known to Cruella, to Wolf.
Cross-check with all associates.
Anything else you can get-- anything?
That's great.
"I've been doing this for a very long time.
I'm very good at it."
- Yeah, well-- - That's what Cruella said.
-Yeah. -Right?
Pa-- Package. They're talking about package.
Um, Hoodie says they need to wait.
Yeah?
Um, "To the gram."
Oh, no, no, no. He said, "The exact weight."
-Okay. -The weight?
- The exact-- The exact weight. -Yes
- I think he said "to the gram." - To the gram.
Nice. That would be
to get around the weight-sensitive vault.
Maybe they need something to stand in
for whatever it is they're stealing.
Oh. Meeting-- Meeting over.
It's breaking up. -Are they breaking up now?
-Yeah. - Got Sandra?
C-H-A-N...
Okay, okay. I think we've got an I.D.
on the woman in the navy blazer.
She's Chandra Baskhi.
Yes!
That's it. Chandra Baskhi.
She's the insider.
She works on the transport team
of a billionaire by the name of Amir Joshi.
Amir Joshi. So he's the target.
He's head of one of the wealthiest families in India,
and he's just arrived in the U.K.
Whatever the gang is stealing,
Amir Joshi has brought it with him.
Sir.
What have we got?
Ben, Amir Joshi-- -Yes. We know--
We know this guy. Okay.
He just touched down in London
for a quarterly meeting with his investors.
He arrived on the 7th of September.
- On the 7th? -Yes.
Which was the opening of the window for the gang's robbery.
Okay. So-- Yes. Okay.
Let's get a full profile on Amir Joshi.
I want to know his business, his associates,
which security companies he uses.
Find out which vault he uses in Mayfair.
Do we notify him or his team?
No, no, no. We already know he's got one insider,
so there may well be others.
But let's just hang back for the time being
until we get more information.
Very good. - I've got it?
You got it. Thanks, team.
This is great. - Thank you.
It's good.
Let's go. - Thanks, Alison.
Alison, I'll walk you out.
Just through there.
Problem?
Yeah. It's about Alison.
Mm-hmm. She did very well today.
She's good. She's really good, there's no doubt.
But that's-- that's what worries me.
She's invested. -Meaning?
Well, this is a bit beyond the call of duty for a civvy.
Before Alison, we were pissing in the wind.
You know that. Now we have a case, no?
It's that simple. - But is it simple?
- Yeah. - Because it's our duty to protect her.
- Protect? - It is.
Would you be saying that if our source wasn't deaf?
I don't know. Yeah, I think--
- Yeah? - Yeah, I would, I would, Alison--
She's smart, she's capable. I just...
We know Braden is in contact with a gun runner.
I've got a bad feeling about it.
Okay. So fine. So we keep a close eye on her, right?
But we need this, right?
We really need this.
Understand?
Yeah. Of course, Guv.
You make pub-friends fast.
Well, I'm new here.
Can't be too discriminating.
Charming.
How about I take you on a proper date,
tomorrow night?
I mean, no pressure. Just if you want to.
'Course. I would like that.
I'll find somewhere, let you know,
and...
text you the plan.
See you later. - See you later.
Hey. What can I get for you?
Hiya. Can I get a pint of Bobby's Biscuit, please?
Yeah, thanks.
That'll be £6.99.
Thank you.
What are you looking at?
What?
You got customers.
Almost done.
So tell me, what exactly did you see?
The man in the photo gave a bag to Braden.
And then Braden gave it to Mark to store it,
and then he looked really scared.
I think I used the word guns.
What, you think, but you're not sure?
But "gun" is a difficult word.
It could be "fun." It could be "done."
- Right. - It could be-- But...
I think it is "gun."
Okay. And the bag-- is it in the pub now?
- It-- It could be. - Could be.
But you're not sure?
Okay. Alright. I'm sorry. Sorry to press you on this.
It's just if there is a weapon, we legally can't ignore it.
But they will know that I have told you.
We will sort it.
Okay, Alison? I just--
You need to stay away from the tap.
Just stay away for the day and--
I don't know, go and see a friend.
Do something normal, okay? - Okay.
Okay.
We think this is the likeliest target.
- Very subtle. Where do you get the images? - Auctioneers.
Josh has been in touch with the top three in London.
- He's obviously looking to sell. - I mean, a weapon when we're this close
is all we need, isn't it?
But we can't ignore the intel, I suppose.
Yeah, if it was a gun.
We move in now, they shut the whole plan down.
We blow our cover for nothing.
Yeah, I agree. We need to play it carefully.
Tommy did a drug check on the tap.
Afternoon.
What are you doing here?
I'm visiting my favourite employee.
Should my ears be burning?
Well...
I can't say the conversation has been flowing.
But she makes a stern cuppa, your mum.
Oh.
Dad legged it, has he?
Well, how do you know he's not gonna walk through
that door any moment?
Oh!
There's no man at this house.
I am made up that Liam is getting his leg over.
But I don't like you.
I don't trust you.
So stay out of the way when working at my pub.
Thanks again, Mrs. Brooks!
Mm.
No wonder your dad left.
Would drive me up the wall living with you lot.
Yes, Sara Burns. How are you?
-Oh. -We have a search warrant issued
under the Misuse of Drugs Act.
What's going on here?
It's an illegal substance check, sir.
- What? - It's a standard check.
A dealer was caught in the alleyway outside.
Thanks.
I swear to fucking God, this is not me, bro.
Of course not. You wouldn't be that thick.
Not with your family to think about.
Can I come in?
You didn't turn up.
I waited an hour for you.
I thought before we had a real connection
after everything I told you.
Not everything is about you.
You don't know anything about my life.
Why do you think I asked you out?
I want to. I want to know everything.
We're getting evicted.
You didn't know about that, didn't you?
Sh... Uh...
I'm sorry.
You're involved in something illegal.
Don't lie to me.
It's not what you think.
What is it, then?
I can't.
Do you hurt people?
No. It's not who I am.
Then who are you?
I will tell you, but I need more time.
Please.
You can't throw this away before it's had a chance to--
That's exactly why I'm doing it.
- Alright, Bray? - Mind if I come in?
'Course not.
What are you doing?
What is that?
Something I'm very glad
I decided not to keep at the pub.
If that's what I think it is, I don't want it in my flat.
This ain't your flat.
When'd you put it there-- last night?
I got keys.
Come and go as I please.
Helen told me no guns.
Oh.
Well, take a look. - I don't need to look.
I'm just getting you through the tech.
Those are nothing to do with me.
You're in this now.
And I'm gonna tell you how we do things.
I don't know you. I don't fucking trust you.
This is how it's gonna be.
Okay? - Okay.
Good.
Alison, you alright?
Is Ashleigh here?
Ashleigh's training day's today. Can I help?
- You said I must tell you... - Yeah.
...if I have contact with anybody
that you're investigating. - I did say that, yeah.
Yeah, yeah. - But Wolf--
- Yeah? - Joseph-- he's trying to evict me.
Joseph Holhurst?
He's been on our radar for a few years.
He has a history of starting up companies,
getting them into debt, and then declaring them bankrupt
and moving on and starting up another company.
And now he's landed at Hollis and Byrne.
What? And he's allowed to do that?
Well, life's unfair, isn't it?
- Hmm? - Life is unfair.
But we know he's involved in a robbery.
Mm-hmm.
And he gets to kick me and my mum out of our home?
That's upsetting. I get it.
It's upsetting.
The thing about Joseph is he's careful. Switched on.
He knows how to appear to be on the right side of the law.
The gang's last robbery was a jeweller's.
Jewellery store. - Wait. Jewellery. Yeah, yeah.
- Jewellery store? - Yeah.
Three years ago. Innocent man.
Member of the public got shot at close range.
Wife couldn't even identify him.
The jeweller took a round of bullets through the back
while running for the alarm.
Still works at the place behind the counter,
but from a wheelchair.
These are the people we're dealing with, Alison.
Now, we managed to get Helen's husband-- Alfie Redman.
Not a nice man. We got him sent down for manslaughter.
Which ain't great, but believe me, I tried.
And the rest of the gang got away with it.
But I know Braden Moore pulled one of those triggers.
- And he got another gun. - All the hands are bloody,
and the only way we're gonna get them put behind bars
is if we catch them in the act. - Yeah.
That way we get Joseph on a conspiracy charge,
we get Braden, we get the whole sorry lot of them.
But that takes patience, hard graft.
And you got to keep a cool head.
Ashleigh thinks you're too, um...
involved.
The information that you're giving us is very helpful.
But you're not police.
And this shouldn't be your fight.
It'd only raise suspicions if you just disappear
straight after the spot checks at the pub.
Best thing you can do right now
is go down there and hand in your notice.
But how will you catch them?
I don't think I can live with myself if Braden hurt someone.
You're hardworking. I see that.
And you're determined.
But I know this is a lot to ask of you.
Ashleigh says you have doubts.
I-I can do this.
I know that.
Your help makes it much more likely that we'll catch him.
But it would mean spending more time with Braden and Liam.
I can try and keep my distance.
Are you sure?
Yeah.
I'm-- I'm sure.
Okay.
Hi.
Sorry. I know you said.
But Mark told me you had a shift,
and I didn't want to leave it like that.
I'm sorry about last night.
You don't need someone like me in your life.
Not with everything you've got going on.
I meant what I said.
I would never hurt anyone.
I know you wouldn't.
I better come in.
Alison...