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[Lena] I was right about Mikhail.

-[suspenseful music playing] -[Lena] He's got something

-going on with Matti. -[Kate] The PA?

You need to find out if your friend Cyclops

has been playing you inadvertently or not.

[Kate] Could you have been set up?

[Sergei] You're gonna have to trust my judgement on this.

Unless you think I'd lie to you?

Of course, I don't.

[Imogen] I'll drop the petition.

-[seagulls squawking] -If you agree

-to respect my personal life. -I'm sure you'll handle

whatever blows you might have to take, just like I did.

Have you had chance to think about this loan, yet?

Because I'm running out of time.

Oh, your comrades won't bail you out?

The Foreign Secretary's decision

to meet with the Russian Foreign Minister

is part of a wider pattern of questionable judgments.

[Amanda] She deserves everything she's gonna get.

Agreed.

Looks like the Swiss lawyer owns an offshore.

Like a middleman for Ryan?

If we really wanna find out, I need to go fishing in Geneva.

If we can place Igor and any cabinet ministers

or SIS staff in the same place at the same time,

-then we might have something. -[Sergei] I won't have long.

I'll need dates. When was his special unit set up?

I'm working on it.

[Rav] Ryan Walker took payments from Igor Borodin.

-Sauverre brokered... -[phone beeping]

...the entire deal through his offshore.

Game over, Ryan.

Kate had concerns about your personal security.

[Ryan] I'm the foreign fucking secretary.

I don't need any covert surveillance!

Do not meddle with the democratic process.

[music concludes]

[sinister music playing]

[sighs]

-[door handle clicks] -[chain rattles]

Kate?

Rose called me.

Where is he?

[door closing]

What did he find out?

[inhales sharply] Did they take anything?

Have you got his phone? Laptop?

-That's gone. -[Zak] You sure?

Yeah.

-Leave it. -[keyboard clacking]

The Counter Terror Team are on their way.

-I'll deal with them. -You don't have the authority.

I'm not giving them classified material.

I said leave it!

-[door chain rattles] -[music concludes]

You got here quick.

I was at the office.

I'll take it from here.

Wait outside, stall the Met.

I'm sorry.

[sighs]

-[quietly] You told him? -I have to follow protocol.

-[scoffs] -I need to lock

these files down.

When was the last time

-you spoke to Rav? -[Kate] Erm...

an hour ago. He went to Geneva. [sniffles]

-He met Ryan's middleman. -[keyboard clacking]

We've got copies of wire transfers

-Moscow made to Ryan. -How did he get blown?

I don't know. Our mole in SIS tracked his phone,

or the lawyer suspected Rav and told Moscow?

And they realized that Rav was getting too close,

-so they had to shut him down. -But to kill him in London?

Have you told the chief?

Yes. I always thought he was unshockable.

He'll see you first thing.

[car approaching]

[sighs] That'll be the Met.

[breathes deeply]

Let's get this over with.

[keys jangling]

[Stuart] My love...

I'm so sorry, darling.

-[door lock clicks] -[theme music playing]

[sighs] If I'd have gotten there sooner--

[Stuart] Well, then it could've been you, couldn't it?

You can't carry on like this.

You can't.

[indistinct shouting over TV]

Why the hell hasn't this finished him?

-[scoffs] -[music fades]

You'll win, because you're a woman

of infinite class.

-[Imogen chuckles] Crawler. -[kisses]

-[Imogen] What do you want? -[chuckles softly]

[phone ringing]

This is Imogen Conrad.

[indistinct chatter over phone]

-[whispers] It's the mail. -[tense music playing]

Yes, Caroline, what can I do for you?

[Caroline speaks indistinctly over phone]

Erm...

[Caroline continues speaking indistinctly over phone]

I have no comment.

What's happened?

-[sighs] -[birds chirping]

-[notification chiming] -[inhales sharply]

[phone beeping]

[notification chiming continues]

Shit.

[footsteps receding]

Everything okay?

[music fades]

-It's over. -[Kate] What's over?

[Stuart] Everything's over.

Imogen's career, our campaign, it's done.

No, I don't wanna watch it, please.

Well, don't look then.

-Shit. -[Imogen moaning over laptop]

-Who is he? -No idea.

I'm not watching it again, okay?

-Did you know about it? -Yeah. I mean, we knew

they had something, but not this, no.

So, it's real, then?

[Stuart] It doesn't really matter.

The real question is, why the hell has that ended up

in Ryan Walker's hands?

Yeah.

[pensive music playing]

I'm gonna make a move before any more

-vultures descend. -Sorry.

This isn't your mess.

[phone ringing]

-[sighs] -[Imogen] I don't know

what to say, Harry.

You could say it didn't happen.

It's another bit of fake news.

That'd be a start.

"No comment."

[indistinct chatter]

[music fades]

I'm very sorry about your colleague.

-It's unthinkable. -Thank you, sir.

You're sure it was Moscow?

It-- It seems like a huge provocation.

We'll wait for the official verdict

from Counter Terror, but there's no real doubt our end.

And yes, a British agent on home turf

is an alarming step change.

[Kate] Rav got proof that Ryan Walker was paid

by Moscow Centre.

Paid for what?

A piece of land he wanted to develop,

his old union car park.

A Swiss lawyer brokered the deal,

most likely a contact from Lev Amatov.

[Anthony] Right.

I see you went against my express request

-not to investigate. -[Kate] Rav confirmed

the cash originated

from a Moscow Centre bank account.

We advise you suspend Ryan, Prime Minister.

And then he'd have to withdraw from the leadership race.

It's not that simple.

I understand how serious this is, but...

if I'm seen to be interfering in the democratic process

-without concrete proof-- -I've just showed you the proof.

Yes, of dishonesty and greed, but not espionage.

Well, surely you can postpone the vote

until we've investigated further.

It also looks like Moscow's responsible

for the Home Secretary's sex tape,

which we think Ryan knew about.

[Sir Alan] We all know how keen the Russians are

to help out pliable politicians. In my view,

Ryan Walker is undeniably compromised by this evidence.

But it isn't evidence.

I was a lawyer before I entered politics.

You've given me balance of probability,

and that is not the same as beyond reasonable doubt.

The country's already in chaos.

Unproven rumours of Russian collusion

will only escalate things further.

With respect, surely that's a risk

you'll have to take.

I'm sorry...

but I'll do more damage in the long run

if I call off the election.

-The answer's no. Thank you. -[dramatic music playing]

[sighs]

He thinks Moscow Centre paid a British minister

several million quid in exchange for fuck all?

Party before country. We should have known

that would be his last job in office.

What do we have left on the table?

Mikhail Borodin. I've got an agent

on the ground in Moscow with an "In" to Igor's unit,

but I need Mikhail to play ball.

In exchange for an "Out" from the Kremlin?

Will you authorise an approach?

I'm already tracking him in Finland.

You've ignored your orders so far, as Anthony pointed out.

You might as well try and finish what you started.

Report direct to me.

Does that mean you're not telling Zak?

Not telling Zak what?

[phone ringing]

Hello?

[Ryan over phone] Mrs Henderson. This is Ryan Walker.

[music concludes]

[dramatic music playing]

-[in Russian] Good day. -[stall holder] Good day.

-Black tea, please -[stall holder] Yes, of course.

-Sugar? -No, thank you.

With milk?

[utensils clattering]

Please. Thank you

[indistinct chatter]

[music fades]

-[ambient song playing on radio] -[doorbell chimes]

[in English] Kate. Thanks for coming.

-Can I get you anything? -No, I'm good, thanks.

[sighs] Is this where you do your unofficial business?

[Ryan] Ah, I used to come here as a junior minister.

All-day breakfast for under a fiver.

And no Whitehall spies around.

What can I do for you, Foreign Secretary?

Well, I wanted to offer my condolences about Ravindra.

-Rav. -Hmm.

Thank you, but a phone call would have been fine.

No, it happened on my watch as Foreign Secretary.

While I understand that we suspect Moscow.

Do we know why they targeted him?

Perhaps your friend Dmitri Krimsov

could shed some light.

I take the threat of Russian interference

in this country very seriously.

We'll need to work together to make sure

this doesn't happen again.

-What do you want, Mr Walker? -I wanna shake things up, Kate.

In the cabinet and in SIS.

Now, Anthony is unfortunately going.

Sir Alan's headed for retirement.

You seem pretty close to Zak Hussein.

Zak? [laughs] Zak's an arse-kisser.

And a surname like Hussein is a hard sell.

There's no point pretending otherwise.

Well, you were responsible for his promotion.

[Ryan] Don't get me wrong, we need desk jockeys

like Zak, but...

you take no prisoners. We have that in common.

So, why did you get me suspended?

[Ryan] Let's just call that an overreaction.

Okay, and I think it's time

we gave a bright young talent the top job.

[waitress] Here's your full English

and your toast.

In return for what?

[clicks tongue] Look, let's not play games, okay?

This is hard politics.

Let's help each other.

[phone buzzing]

I've gotta go. Don't let your eggs get cold.

[phone buzzing continues]

[Kate] Hi, Rose.

-[suspenseful music playing] -[door closing]

I've run the sex tape through diagnostics.

-It's definitely been modified. -[traffic buzzing]

If it's a deep fake, why wouldn't Imogen just say so?

Then she'd be off the hook and back in the race.

Or perhaps it was altered to protect the man,

whoever he is.

I'll go there now and see if I can talk to her.

[Rose] There's something else.

So, I checked the internal phone logs.

Zak and Julie talk a lot out of office hours.

Right.

[sighs] Neighbourhood watch.

-I'm not here to tell you off. -[music fades]

That makes you the exception.

Stuart tried to talk me out of running.

-I should have listened to him. -Really?

I thought Stuart wanted you in Downing Street

-as much as I do. -Well, politically, yeah.

But he did warn me about the personal cost.

I have to ask.

Is the video real or not?

You're not the first MP to be honey-trapped

by a Russian spy. That's what happened.

We know the tape was tampered with.

-What are you fishing for? -Who's the man, Imogen?

Nobody. Some local guy I met on that bloody trip

-to Montenegro. -Are you sure he wasn't Russian?

-What was his name? -Honestly, I don't remember.

[breathes deeply] It was in a bar.

I was drunk. I've buried the whole thing.

Harry and I were having a difficult time.

I screwed up.

Can we just leave it at that, please?

How well do you know Zak Hussein?

We cross paths every now and then.

Did you get to know him better in Montenegro?

[scoffs] Am I under investigation?

We know you were there at the same time.

-The hotel conference? -I didn't see him there.

I was too busy working Lev.

Harry's charity was about to go under,

Lev had just dangled a big donation.

You went to a cocktail party with a man named Kyril Markov?

God knows. I met a bunch of men who wanted to have

their picture taken with me.

Lev said they were hotel investors.

Well, he forgot to mention that Kyril is one of Moscow's

most senior intelligence officers.

[breathes sharply] Kate, is this why you're here?

To bury me after this tape has just killed me off?

[sighs] There's a lot of public support out there

-for you already. -Yes, well...

no other MP has had a million tweets about the size

of their tits, have they? I'm fucked.

And if I call the critics out, I'm an angry black woman.

-The story's already written. -[Kate] By who? Ryan Walker?

The man you're about to let become prime minister?

Do you know something I don't?

Are you investigating him?

If I said yes, would you stay in the race?

-I knew it. -[Kate] Look, I don't know

what really happened in Portonovi, yet.

But I do know that you're not working for Moscow.

If you drop out now...

you're handing Ryan the keys to Number Ten.

[dramatic music playing]

[both speak indistinctly]

Sorry to interrupt.

Finished with the picture hanging?

Yeah. The Matisse went in Lev's office.

-Do you want to have a look? -Another time.

[music concludes]

Amanda, the car's waiting for you outside.

-Lev, got a minute? -Yeah.

[Amanda] All right, bye.

[Lev] Is everything all right?

[Ryan] No, it's not.

You've heard the Mylar project's about to collapse?

-[Lev] I did. Unfortunate. -Unfortunate?

It's a fucking disaster.

The company's dissolved. I'll be named and shamed.

I understand.

What sort of figure are we looking at?

[sighs]

I need a million to protect my investment.

Then I'm good for it when the flats sell.

It's a considerable amount of money.

Ah, trust me, I wouldn't ask unless I had to.

You can rely on us.

The funds through the same channel

-as before. -Okay. Thank you.

[chuckles] We've always felt any investment in Ryan Walker

was bound to be a sound one.

-Be backed the right man... -[sinister music playing]

-...leave it with me. -Yeah.

[music intensifies]

[breathes deeply]

[birds chirping]

-[music fades] -[indistinct chatter]

Sorry, I don't understand.

How can you just, erm, "Overturn" a suspension?

It's complicated. [sighs]

[Stuart] Well, where are you going? What're--

What are you gonna tell the kids?

Well, you know I can't tell you where I'm going.

I've told them it's a final work trip

to tie up loose ends. I'll be back by tomorrow.

Jesus Christ, Katie. Your agent has been killed.

Your deputy has been killed. Our daughter...

has just almost been kidnapped. Haven't you had enough?

Yes, I have had enough! But I have no choice.

[Stuart] There's always a choice.

-[sighs] -[Stuart] We can't keep

going on like this. Surely you understand that?

-[tense music playing] -Look, er, Jim's here.

He'll look after you.

When I get back, we'll take a break.

You promise?

-I promise. -Please be careful, please.

I will. I always am.

[music concludes]

-[dramatic music playing] -[traffic buzzing]

I thought you were gonna wear the dark grey.

It's not a funeral.

It will be for Imogen if she doesn't show up.

-[scoffs] -Here.

It's fine.

[music fades]

Do you still want me to come?

[Ryan] Aren't you too busy with other affairs?

Please don't jump to conclusions.

Please don't treat me like an idiot.

You've got your career, Ryan.

-I need something... -[Ryan] To hurt me with.

No. Something to make me feel alive.

[snickers] You chose Lev.

[chuckles] The art expert.

The humanitarian with bottomless pockets.

Did he tell you he just bailed me out

for a million quid when Daddy didn't come through?

-He can afford it. -[Ryan] Well, I can't.

Nor can you. Where do you think the loan

for the Union Land came from?

A British Building Society? [chuckles]

Well, you said, I thought your dad...

Nah, I lied.

If either loan gets traced back, my career's over. So's yours.

So, there you go.

[sighs] Lev's fucked us both.

I hope you enjoyed it more than I have.

-[sinister music playing] -[footsteps receding]

[traffic buzzing]

[line beeps]

Hi, it's Kate.

[Julie over intercom] Hi. Come up to the sixth floor.

-Okay. Thank you. -[intercom buzzing]

Hi.

[whispers] Thank you.

-Must be his regular spot. -[music concludes]

-The waiter knew him. -How secure is the cafe?

There are no street cams and no minder.

Are you sure you're up to this?

Yeah.

Yeah, I just...

-Rav. -I know.

Julie, does anyone else know you're here?

-Apart from me and Rose? -No. Of course not.

-Okay. Let's go. -[pensive music playing]

[phone ringing]

-[sighs] -[phone ringing continues]

Hey.

[Stuart over phone] Fucking hell,

-I've been worried sick. -What was there to say?

[Stuart] Are you dropping out of the race?

If you are, I'd understand.

Look, I made a mistake, and I'm being punished for it.

I don't see why the public should be, too.

If Ryan wins, they will be.

-I'll see you at HQ, all right? -[Stuart over phone] Okay.

Let's go. Before I change my mind.

[traffic buzzing]

-[music intensifies] -[indistinct chatter]

[bicycle bell dinging]

[cutlery clinking]

-Hi, can I take some sugar? -Clear.

Is this a safe neighbourhood, Mikhail?

I'm visiting from London.

It's a nice spot.

You must enjoy being away from Moscow.

[music concludes]

And your father. How's Matti?

Did you know Lena knew about your affair with him?

She kept your secret for you.

She was as scared of your father as you are.

If you're here to blackmail me...

You know that's not our style.

I'm here to offer you a way out.

In England?

You think they won't find me there?

I can hide you anywhere. Europe, Canada, Australia...

-I won't leave my son. -I understand.

-You have no idea. -I have kids too, Mikhail.

I know what it's like...

[scoffs] ...to lead a double life.

And it's better for Sandro if you stay together.

We'll make it work.

-When? -[Kate] I can fast track it,

but I'll need something to set things in motion.

Such as?

The name of the asset your father has

-in the British cabinet. -Is that all?

And the identity of the agent inside SIS who's helping you.

My father keeps those secrets very close to his chest.

Well, I'll need a decent down payment

-on your British passport. -And I'll need to be in London

before I empty my pockets for you.

My guess is that both the cabinet asset

and the SIS agent are run out of the same unit?

Somewhere on your father's floor?

-The unit is his pride and joy. -[dramatic music playing]

[Kate] And he brought in Kyril to run logistics.

When was the unit set up?

You looking for the keys to the safe here, Mrs Henderson?

Come on, Mikhail. I need a way in.

[breathes deeply]

December 24.

You'll have the rest when I'm in London.

My agent will contact you here.

[traffic buzzing]

-[phone ringing] -[music fades]

[keypad beeps]

[Kate over phone] Igor set up the unit

in December 2024.

Look for any foreign trips he took that month,

-or just before it. -[phone beeps]

[suspenseful music playing]

[seagulls squawking]

[indistinct chatter]

[guard, in Russian] Just a moment. Please.

Go through.

[device beeps]

-[keys jangling] -[door unlocking]

[cleaner grunts]

[indistinct chatter]

[in English] But I admire her for it.

If she's not gonna show-up,

maybe she's withdrawn her leadership bid...

That would be too easy, Ryan, even for you.

[music intensifies]

[in Russian]

-Yes. -[beeps]

[locker closing]

[alarm blaring]

-How long till the announcement? -[music concludes]

[Kate] Er, any minute now.

-Thank you. -[phone buzzing]

[pensive music playing]

Is there something you wanna tell me, Julie?

It's just sex.

How long have you two been together?

We're not together. It's not a big deal.

He's your boss. And mine.

-You should have told me. -I knew you'd judge me for it.

Yeah, for your taste in men, maybe.

Does everyone know?

He said Rose was asking about Dubrovnik.

So, you were there with him?

Well, he was there for some intelligence pow wow.

I just flew out for the weekend.

Did he mention any business in Portonovi?

He said he'd gone to pitch for an agent,

but the guy didn't show.

Do you think he actually could have been there

to meet Kyril Markov?

Could he be working for him?

Zak?

Somebody in the system is feeding Moscow intelligence.

Lena's dead. Rav.

So, that leaves us, Rose, C, and Zak.

No. It's not him.

I mean, Zak is a lot of things,

but he would never betray his country.

Or the service.

Who-- Who was he there to turn? Did he mention anyone?

No. But he was in a foul mood all weekend.

Fuck. Maybe Moscow set him up?

Dangled a prize of Kyril Markov just to get him out there?

What, and confuse us?

Yeah. To get us to ask questions that we can't answer?

Like why Imogen, Kyril, and Zak were all in the same place

-at the same time? -Hmm. So, Zak got played?

Yeah, he'd definitely try and hush that one up.

[phone buzzing]

Sorry, erm, just a sec.

-Yeah? -[Sergei] Igor Borodin

was in Prague from the 12th to the 14th of December 2024.

[suspenseful music playing]

-[seagulls squawking] -Are you there?

Yeah.

I hope it's enough to catch your informer.

And the minister.

So do I.

I'm gonna take a long route out and go dark for a while.

Thank you.

You're not on your own. You know where to find me.

Take care of yourself.

[Kate over phone] You too.

Everything all right?

-[music fades] -Ah, yeah.

I've-- I've got some dates. Erm... [breathes deeply]

Check the office mainframe.

All government travel records,

-including those... -[keyboard clacking]

...that cover members of our staff.

Prague, the 12th to the 14th of December 2024

[suspenseful music playing]

Imogen Conrad received 46 point...

-[delegates applauding] -...nine percent of the vote.

[chair] Thank you.

Ryan Walker received 53.1 percent.

[delegates cheering, applauding]

[Ryan] Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you.

Every effort was made. I'm so appreciative.

-Every effort. -[indistinct chatter]

[Ryan] Thank you so much.

[music concludes]

[birds chirping]

-[Kate] Hi. -[pensive music playing]

[Stuart over phone] We lost. Ryan's in.

I saw.

It does make you wonder why we bother, doesn't it?

-Everything okay your end? -[Kate] Not really.

[Stuart] Why? What's happened?

My work thing didn't play out. I'm in Finland.

You're okay, though?

[Kate] I'll explain when I see you.

Why don't you come out for a few days?

We can go back to that hotel.

-What, the one by the lake? -Yeah.

Near Virolahti.

What about the kids?

[Kate] I've spoken to Rose.

She said she'd stay over.

We owe ourselves some time, don't you think?

Great. I'll book a flight.

[Kate] Today?

Yeah.

-Tonight. -[Kate] Good.

Bye.

[airplane engine rumbling]

[birds chirping]

[breathes deeply]

-[music fades] -[car approaching]

Don't...

What's happening? Why are we here?

I'm offering you an escape route.

Russian border's down there. You can walk to it.

I've asked the Finns to open it for you.

-And then what? -Go and find Igor Borodin...

like you did on our anniversary, in Prague.

When he recruited you.

I know you had an affair with Imogen in Montenegro.

-[breathes sharply] -They erased you

from the original sex tape in return for information.

And all this time I was...

[scoffs] ...looking for a mole in my office.

It wasn't an affair.

It wasn't. It was, er-- It was one time.

And it was-- It was a really stupid mistake,

but that was it. We were drunk.

Why didn't you just tell me that you were being blackmailed?

-Because I knew you'd leave me. -And this is better?

Katie, they said to me all they wanted was...

-like, cabinet gossip and... -[scoffs]

And then they wanted more information. About me.

About my movements.

They had me by the fucking balls by then.

-People died! [sobs] -[sobs] I know they did.

-[sniffles] I know. -[Kate] Stuart, people died!

And you put our whole family at risk.

Look, they... they promised me they would never hurt you,

they would never hurt the children,

that's what they said to me, okay?

-[Kate sighs] -That's what they said.

Katie... I am asking you to forgive me.

-Please. -It's too late.

It's not too late. It's not. It isn't. It isn't. I love you,

and I know a part of you still loves me.

[sombre music playing]

[Kate] That's why I'm letting you go.

-[sobs] I don't want Fiona... -[sobs]

...and Gus to see you going on trial for treason.

[sobs]

Look, it can't end like this. It can't. It can't. [sniffles]

-Goodbye, Stuart. -Katie, please.

-Come on. -[breathes deeply]

[Stuart breathes deeply]

[breathes sharply]

[breathes sharply]

-[indistinct chatter] -[music fades]

[Sir Alan] How are the children coping?

-[Kate] Confused, angry. -[bell tolling]

You did the right thing.

A trial was unthinkable, for all of us.

I'd like to secure visiting rights

once all of this has cooled off, in a neutral country.

Of course.

Although who's to say they will cool

with Ryan Walker in Downing Street?

Yeah. He might as well have copied a set of keys

and sent them to Moscow Centre.

And now he's got the power to stop all lines of inquiry,

-including ours. -Well, I'm sure

you'll find a way in. You always do.

Does Zak know about your plans to leave?

Not yet.

Now's your chance to tell him, Kate.

You've lost the battle, but not the war.

You all right?

It was a lovely service.

Rav would have hated the attention.

Look...

I wanted to clear the air before I step back.

I should have trusted you. I'm sorry.

Step back?

No one's career survives sleeping with the enemy.

I know what you've had to sacrifice.

That counts for something in my book.

I got a lot of things wrong.

Oh, we both did.

But not the important ones.

Anyway, we've got plans for you. We need you back, Kate...

before our new prime minister starts changing the wallpaper

in Downing Street.

So, you do think he's working for Moscow?

The one thing we do know...

is that they've created chaos here.

And that may be exactly what Igor wanted.

You know their game better than anyone.

And our job is to work together to beat them.

[pensive music playing]

Let me think about it.

[Fiona] I can't find my homework.

Is it done or undone?

-[Fiona] Done, actually. -Hmm?

Well, there's fresh juice. No bits.

Found this in the bathroom. I'll be late tonight, Mum.

-I've got football. -Okay. Do you want a croissant?

You don't have to do this,

-you know. -Do what?

Pretend that everything's perfect.

You're only human.

I'm working on it. [sighs]

-Mum? -Yeah?

-Still frozen in the middle. -[Kate] Really?

-Oh, yeah. [chuckles] Sorry. -It's a bit hard.

It's really bad, don't eat that.

[music intensifies]

Before I walk in through this famous door,

I just want to take a moment...

to make you all a promise. I am here to listen to you.

It's no accident that there were so many attempts

to stop me from being here.

Civil servants, intelligence agents,

and the politicians they can bend to their will

via misinformation and smears.

All the tools of the deep state.

Let me tell you something.

The days of the arrogant ruling elite...

are over.

Because despite them...

the party has chosen me to govern.

And my duty is and always will be to you...

the people.

-Thank you. -[indistinct chatter]

-[kisses, chuckles] -[chuckles]

[music fades]

-Congratulations. -[Ryan] Thank you.

-Congratulations. -Thank you very much

Welcome to Downing Street, Prime Minister.

-Thank you. -Congratulations.

[Ryan] Thanks, Zak.

You already know Kate Henderson.

We've seconded her to the Cabinet Office.

Oh, right, what, to keep an eye on me? [chuckles softly]

Er, to keep you safe from any hostile influences.

[dramatic music playing]

I'll certainly do my best, Prime Minister.

[chuckles softly, clicks tongue]

[ominous music playing]

[music concludes]