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Sabi, Sabi, listen to me. Sabi...

Stop! Don't come any closer!

Put the knife down.

You don't want to make this worse than it already is.

I can't feel my arm.

He did this. He made me do it!

Sabi...

you need to give me the knife.

Look at him. He needs help.

Give me the knife.

MUTTERS

What did you do?

What did you do?

He didn't do anything to you, and you tried to kill him!

- Hey, hey! - It's his fault my dad's dead!

All of this is his fault!

MUSIC: 'Fuel To Fire' by Agnes Obel

♪ Do you want me on your mind

♪ Or do you want me to go on?

♪ I might be yours As sure as I can say

♪ Be gone, be far away

♪ Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh

♪ Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh... ♪

Hi, love, you all right?

AMY: 'Not really. Sabi Chapman stabbed Callum Barker.'

Oh, shit.

Have you got anything back from digital forensics about her phone?

I mean, they're fast-tracking it.

- 'They said it won't be long.' - OK. Thanks.

Erm... Oh, I'm so sorry, I've gotta go.

Love you.

Let's go.

Right, I want a lookout request on Ross Sutherland.

Let's get a picture of him sent round today.

I want every patrol car to know what he looks like.

He's to be considered armed and dangerous.

Let's find him, before he hurts anybody else.

MURMURING

Surgeon's think there could be nerve damage. He may never pilot again.

I knew it was a bad idea bringing Sabi back here.

I need to find a way to keep this squadron together.

You need to find out how this happened, and fast.

OK. I'll speak to Sabi.

Look, I'm gonna need someone to send me all available CCTV footage

from around the base at the time the R-PAS console was taken.

Now, no delays.

I've just come from watching Flight Lieutenant Barker

being prepped for surgery.

Do you want to tell me why you attacked him?

You said that he made you do something. What was that?

Did you steal the R-PAS console?

Sabi... what are you involved in?

PHONE RINGS

I-I've got to take this.

But you want to think about giving me some answers,

cos this doesn't go away...

...it only gets worse.

KNOCKS ON DOOR

- Hey. - 'I've got something.'

Sabi Chapman was messaging somebody who's not in her contacts.

Does she mention the R-PAS console?

'It feels pretty safe to assume so.'

OK, so, this is Sabi from last Thursday.

She says, "Can't you do it?

"I don't see why you need my help."

And then they say to her...

' "We told you, you're the only one who can." '

And then later, she messages them

right after the R-PAS console was taken

and says, "It's done, I left it where you told me."

I mean, they don't reply to her there.

'She tries to get in touch with them again, but nothing.'

Does she mention whoever it was by name?

No.

'No, no names.'

I'm wondering about Callum Barker.

'Are you thinking that this is why she stabbed him?'

I don't know. I'll call you back.

You'll be in trouble if you don't.

You've got, like, special MI5 search engines for people, right?

Oh, we're checking people out all the time.

Nothing better to do than spying on your Facebook.

I'll get some of the basement guys on it. What do you need?

Amy said Sabi Chapman stabbed Flight Lieutenant Callum Barker.

No clear motive.

I want to find out everything about him,

see if there's something we need to know.

I'll get them on it.

DOOR OPENS

So, who have you messaged on your phone in the last week?

I told you, I don't have one.

We found it, Sabi. And we've read your messages.

You asked them why they needed your help.

Stealing from an air base, that's quite a big ask.

Why did you take the R-PAS console?

I didn't.

Your dad deleted the footage

from the security cameras in the armoury.

But he didn't get to all the cameras on the base.

Look at that.

This is ten minutes after the console was taken.

What's in that bag?

What's in the bag?!

You leave the base with the bag...

...and then you return half an hour later and the bag's gone.

Who picked that up? Jabhat Al'huriya? Or Callum?

I don't know.

Why are you protecting them?

After you'd given them the console, the messages just stop.

They've got what they wanted

and you're... you're the one who's in custody.

Oh, for God's sake, Sabi! People have died.

- If you and your dad... - Dad had nothing to do with it.

Why should I believe that?

You've done nothing but lie to me the whole time.

I was trying to help.

A terrorist group?

The people who live here.

My mum was from here. He said she would have wanted me to help them.

Callum said that?

People are being locked up here for things they didn't do,

they're being killed.

He said I could help,

if I got the console for Jabhat Al'huriya.

And why couldn't Callum get the console himself?

He didn't have clearance to get into the armoury.

And that's why they needed you, for your dad's pass?

Yeah.

And then your dad found out what happened,

and that's why you left?

You think that's why they killed him? Because he knew?

Right before we left,

I saw them fighting, my dad and Callum.

My dad was so upset with him.

That's when I knew it must be Callum.

I came back because I wanted to talk to him.

But he acted like I didn't even exist.

I only took it because I thought I was doing the right thing.

I didn't want anybody to die.

But my dad...

They killed my dad.

THUD Ow...

PLANE FLIES OVERHEAD

Ah...

SIGHS

EXHALES

- Hey. - Hey.

How are you feeling?

A bit like I've been stabbed.

HE STRAINS Here. OK?

Yeah.

How well do you know Sabi?

Oh, er, to say hello to? Not well.

She's the boss' kid.

She was.

Were you and Chapman friendly?

Friendly enough. Why?

Did you ever message her?

Er, text her, or anything like that?

No. I don't have her number.

What am I gonna be texting her about anyway?

I've reason to believe that Sabi was coerced

into stealing the R-PAS console

that carried out the attack at Dundair...

- Hang on... - ...and whoever coerced her

was working for Jabhat Al'huriya.

And you think it was me?

You recognise this?

Do you want to tell me

why you've got a secret mobile phone?

I don't know anything about it.

Well, I could send that back to the UK

and get digital forensics to unlock it for me.

Or you could give me the PIN and save us both some time.

I didn't message her anything.

What were you arguing with Chapman about before he left?

WHISPERS: Who told you that?

What did you argue about?

Nothing.

He was, erm...

We-We didn't argue about anything. I can't remember.

Did 109 Squadron

take part in the mission at Al Bidbiyat?

I'm not at liberty to talk about that.

Were you piloting that day?

It must have been horrendous.

Nineteen people blown up on their way home,

12 of them children.

And the press said it was an error of intelligence,

- is that right? - Mm-hm.

The kind of tragedy that would turn someone against their own.

- No. - Against their squadron.

I would never.

I told you, I can't talk about it.

I don't know what you want from me.

I want answers.

You've got everything you're gonna get.

PHONE RINGS

Hey.

You're up early.

Well, I...

I've just been in with Callum Barker.

- 'He won't tell me anything...' - Hang on.

...but I think he's got reason to push back against this place...

'No, Amy, hang on.'

I... have got someone who would like to say hello.

Oh, my God! Hey!

Hey, buddy!

Hey!

- Oh, my God. Is that his arm? - Aye.

CHUCKLES

Oh, my God, he's sucking his thumb.

Hey...

- Why are you in hospital? - 'Erm...'

Is something wrong?

Er, no, no...

Thank you.

I've just had some cramping, that's all.

And you didn't call me?

Well, I didn't want to worry you.

You know, like the doctor said, she doesn't know what it was.

'But we're fine.'

I googled it in the taxi.

And I thought I might have an irritable uterus.

That makes sense. I mean, why should your uterus

- be any different to the rest of you? - Ah! All right!

I'm just relieved you're both OK.

Aye, me too. Fit as a fiddle.

WHISPERS: Thank you.

But, erm, I'm sorry, you were saying? Back to your work stuff.

Right, I was, erm, I was gonna ask about Sutherland.

'Did you get anywhere with his past addresses?'

I wanted actually to speak to you about this last night,

but you had enough going on.

Erm... we found him, yeah.

'We found him at his old flat. He was hiding out.'

And did you arrest him?

No.

No, I was alone. And he escaped.

'What?'

What happened? Did he... Did he hurt you?

No, he didn't hurt me.

I mean, he just, you know, he just spooked me.

- 'But I'm fine.' - You're not fine, you're in hospital.

Aye, but we don't know that caused it.

And we don't know that it didn't either.

You've been pushing yourself, taking risks.

- 'You ended up alone with a murderer.' - I didn't choose to be.

You've got Townsend to do that stuff.

Of course. You would rather I was just sitting at my desk.

What are you trying to prove doing all of this?

I'm not trying to prove anything.

Is this concern coming from Senior Investigating Officer Amy

- 'or mother-of-my-child Amy?' - Erm, both.

Well, whatever. You know what, I just wanted you to see him.

I'll call you later.

Kirst... DIAL TONE BEEPS

Shit.

Where are we on Sutherland?

Er... Ross Sutherland.

Did two tours of Afghanistan,

"dismissed with disgrace" after the second.

What happened?

Er, it's not in the file, but we can try and find out.

After that, he came back here, did a few different jobs,

lived in a few different places.

I've got officers with armed back-up going to any known residences,

areas he frequented, checking in on known associates.

He was arrested a few times.

I've requisitioned interview tapes, see if there's anything on them that might help.

Great.

Techs have got back to me about Callum Barker. Look at this.

Top level, everything appears to be above board.

Basketball, banter.

However, they matched his IP to another account,

which is anonymous.

Here are some messages about imprisoning people

protesting for free speech, LGBTQ laws.

Nothing he says himself, it all appears to be boosting.

Ah. There's one about military intrusions in the Middle East.

Yeah.

Can you send all that over to DCI Silva?

You don't want to tell her yourself?

No, she's busy.

Be better if she gets that as soon as possible.

You got me a decaf.

Yeah.

Because of your... condition.

My condition is that I had a terrible night.

I've got a very long day ahead of me, so I'd appreciate some caffeine.

- I'll get it, I'll get it. - Too late, I've got it.

Thank you.

- I don't have to talk to you. - You'd be advised to.

You've got me locked in here, as if I'm gonna do a runner or something.

My team just sent me a link to one of your social media accounts.

There's some pretty contentious opinions on there.

I'm allowed to think what I think.

You started that account

a few weeks after the attack at Al Bidbiyat.

Is that a coincidence?

Just cos I work here doesn't mean I have to like everything we do.

I didn't do any of this. Any of what you're saying.

What am I saying? SCOFFS

I looked at your personal file.

You take the third Thursday night of every month off base.

- Where do you go? - Nowhere. Around.

- What about last Thursday? - I can't remember.

Last Thursday was when Sabi stole the R-PAS device

and she left it to be collected by somebody.

And whoever that person was, took it and gave it to Jabhat Al'huriya.

So if you've got nothing to hide,

I suggest you think hard about where you were last Thursday.

If you want to formally accuse me of something,

we can get a lawyer in here.

But I'm not saying a word otherwise.

I'm tired. I'd like you to leave.

Hi. What can I get for you?

Erm, flat white, please.

Decaf.

TEXT ALERT

Thank you.

Outside. Don't say a word.

Turn around... slowly.

- What are you doing? - I ask the questions.

I ask the questions, OK? Just, just...

You told me someone framed him.

Because they did.

Chapman had nothing to do with Dundair.

The attack was carried out from Wudyan.

- No. - We have definitive proof

that the R-PAS was being controlled by somebody in Wudyan.

I mean, it wasn't Chapman.

They framed him and they're setting you up as a scape goat.

OK...

I did what I had to do to keep people safe, OK?

OK? That's all. Chapman was a threat.

Anthony Chapman was just a man.

He was just trying to serve.

Is that what you're trying to do?

- Don't fucking look at them. - I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Whoever convinced you to do this, OK, they have used you.

If you can just tell me who that is...

Let me help you.

Fuck!

I thought that doing this would make it better.

It didn't.

I can't make it better, can I?

EXHALES

KNOCKING, TV PLAYING

Oh? No, no, no, no.

Whatever this is, I don't want it.

I need to talk to you about the R-PAS console.

I already went through this with you...

Yeah, you did. I need you to go over it again.

The latency of the Alpha R-PAS puts the console here,

nowhere near Dundair.

Yeah. The GPS said it was in Scotland,

but you can mask that.

Latency suggests that... CLEARS THROAT

...that it is within a limited radius of Al-Shawka.

A little over 20 miles.

Bahrat Wud. That's where we did the operation yesterday.

- It's in the circle. - Looks like it.

How long would it take to teach someone how to operate the R-PAS?

To become an expert?

That's a lot of man-hours. But to...

learn enough to make something go boom?

It's not long at all.

Er, you're welcome.

I just thought I should let you know that I'm managing it.

You're managing your people being attacked?

I've informed Air Marshal Grainger

that his presence would be keenly felt here at the moment.

He's coming here? KNOCKING

- Erm, Colonel, I wanted to talk to you. - Can it wait?

I'd like to hear what the detective has to say.

It's about the stolen R-PAS console.

I have reason to believe it's been taken off base.

Wes Harper showed me the limits

of where it might have been taken.

And Bahrat Wud is in that area.

I'd like to take a look at the safe house.

My soldiers have already gone over it.

If there was anything to find, we would have found it.

I'd really like to look myself.

I'm sure DCI Silva just has boxes she needs to tick.

Flight Lieutenant Lawson's heading up there shortly.

You can go with her.

Also, I have been in touch with the local police

in preparation of handing Sabiha Chapman over to them.

She's a UK citizen.

She's as Wudyani as she is British.

And hers was a crime that she committed on Wudyani soil.

So when you're finished with her,

I will be taking her off your hands.

Anything else?

You're with me.

Do you mind if I ask you some questions?

Nothing stopping you.

How do you get on with Flight Lieutenant Barker?

Fine.

- Huh? - Fine.

Are you friends?

I respect him, he's a good pilot.

That's not the same.

You don't like talking to me.

Doesn't matter what I like.

No, actually, I like knowing what's going on.

You came here, Sabi went nuts, now Barker's locked up?

Look, I'm just trying to get answers myself.

And then I can get you all back to some sort of normality.

Mm-hm. Normality (!)

Do you know where Callum goes on his downtime,

when he's off base?

No idea.

The rest of us do whatever,

the beach or the malls or... whatever.

He doesn't come with us.

What transport do you use?

You're sitting in it.

We each take turns with it on our days off.

We can do whatever we like with it.

Yeah? Do you recognise any of these?

That's an outlet mall.

That's a hotel, they're pretty lax with the booze rules.

- And this one? - No idea. Not one of mine.

- Callum's? - You'd better ask him.

Right, it's go time. I need to look around inside.

Yeah, that's not a given.

Wudyanis have to sign off on it.

Wait here until I give you the all clear.

MAN SPEAKS OWN LANGUAGE

LAWSON: OK, but that wasn't our fault,

we didn't have all the information.

CONTINUES SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY

CLATTERING

OK...

SHE GRUNTS

Fuck!

SHE GROANS

You could have been killed.

What were you thinking, coming in here alone?

I needed to look for the console,

and if there was a chance the Wudyanis wouldn't let me, then...

Did you get a decent look at him?

Er, yeah.

Was this him?

"Faisal Ghazali". Yeah.

Yeah, he was...

Have you got anything sharp?

What is that?

A map.

Erm...

This'll need translating.

I should get these back to base.

Hey, you know the address on the car's sat nav,

could you take me there?

Another time.

If it's a place of interest, we need to check it out first.

Yeah, we haven't got time.

You said you wanted answers, and this is how we get 'em.

OK. But you're not going alone.

I'll give you a shout if I need you.

Hi, it's Detective Chief Inspector Amy Silva.

I'm working with the British Air Force here at Al-Shawka.

I wondered if I could come in and ask you a few questions?

DOOR BUZZES

Hi.

Hi.

Thank you.

I didn't get your name.

- You want to take a seat? - Thanks.

I'm Nader... Waheed.

Sorry, I don't wish to sound rude, but, er, why are you here?

Oh, I'm investigating one of the pilots.

It's just a routine check. He says he stays here sometimes?

What's Sam done now, huh?

Sam.

H-How do you know Captain Kader?

We studied at university together.

Politics?

Yeah, I stayed longer than him.

He always said he wasn't "book-learning material".

And would you say you're still political now?

Why is that relevant?

I'm not actually here to talk about Sam Kader.

I'm here to ask about Callum Barker.

You need to leave.

If they've engaged in criminal activity here, then...

Unless you have a warrant...

...you could be implicated if you cover up for them.

I told you, get out of my house.

Can you find Captain Kader for me, bring him here?

I told you, I don't want to talk to you again.

I met Nader Waheed today.

He's a friend, that's not a crime.

Is that where Jabhat Al'huriya meet?

Please don't do this.

Did Kader take you there, tell you what they do?

And after Al Bidbiyat,

you were ready to believe anything they told you.

The same things you told Sabiha?

That they were your friends, just trying to help people...

I didn't say anything to Sabi...

...and then Chapman finds out that you were grooming his daughter...

No! I swear, that's not what we were arguing about.

It's nothing to do with Sabi.

They were arguing about me.

Don't do it.

Callum and I have been together for the past year.

So why didn't you say anything?

He'd have been locked up.

I didn't text Sabi.

I didn't steal the R-PAS console,

I certainly don't work for Jabhat Al'huriya.

We went to Nader's house...

...cos that's where we can be together.

It's the only place we can be ourselves.

Nader is discrete.

The R-PAS was taken last Thursday.

- Were you at Nader's then? - Yes.

We were both there.

- Can Nader confirm this? - He was in the house.

He was on a video call most of the night,

but, yes, he was there.

And the phone that I found in your room...

...is that just so you can talk to one another?

I can give you the PIN. You can see for yourself.

And the argument with Chapman?

He knew about us.

Before he left, he told me that we had to stop.

He was covering for us.

But once he'd left, he said it was dangerous.

You can't understand what it's like,

not being able to live your life.

You can't tell them.

Tell them about me, if you have to, but not Sam. Please.

I'll do what I can.

Thank you.

If I'm free to go, I have a briefing to attend.

What's happening?

I know as much as you.

I'll come back when I'm done.

SOFTLY: Yeah, OK.

SHE EXHALES, DOOR CLOSES

Aye, I'm gonna be. OK, thank you.

There's no sign of Sutherland anywhere.

That guy really knows how to disappear.

He's a regular bloody Houdini.

I've been watching his interviews with him.

Throughout all of them, he's not angry,

he's not violent, not really. He's messed up.

He got diagnosed with PTSD, but that was way after he left the forces.

Did you find out why he was discharged?

Yeah. Yeah, he was in Afghanistan.

One of his squad-mates gets injured, he can't run,

he was captured by whoever it is they're trying to take out.

Sutherland is then ordered to evacuate

and leave the man behind,

but he knows by doing that, his mate's gonna get tortured.

So he decides to take a shot.

Not at the target, though... at his mate.

- He murdered him? - You've got the video, right?

'And...

'I... I loved Len, we were brothers.

'But he was hurt.

'And he was gonna die.

'And I knew that they were gonna hurt him more.

'And they were gonna come for the rest of us.

'And I just... I thought that I could protect us...

'..and him, all of us.

'I just wanna go home.

'Can... Can I go home now?'

Almost makes you feel sorry for the guy.

Where was he living at the time?

A charity half-way house. We checked it out earlier.

He calls it "home".

I'd like to check it out again,

see if anybody there has any idea

of where he might have gone.

Hey, er, listen, I'm trying to put this delicately here.

You've been through a hell of a lot in the last couple of hours.

It's completely fine if you sit this one out

and let the local teams check it out.

It's fine. OK? Honestly.

We'll bring back-up.

All right. Let's get to it, then.

Callum's gonna be fine.

You missed the nerves and the arteries.

Callum...

...never actually gave you his name, did he?

No.

But I knew it was him.

Sabi...

When we first came here, he spoke to me about my mum.

His mum had died, he got it.

And then in the messages,

he said how proud she would be of me helping the people here.

He knew what it was like.

- They used you, Sabi. - No.

No, it was him. He understood me.

It wasn't him.

It has to be someone else on this base.

Have you got any idea who that might be?

Can you take me back?

Erm, I... I don't think I can do that.

You're not gonna leave me here, though, are you?

D-Don't... Don't let them take me, please.

They execute people here. Please...

SAM: 'She's a police officer.'

- She's not gonna say anything. - Somebody will, eventually.

You're scared.

Of course I am.

We always knew this could happen.

- We did, did we? - Don't be like this.

What do you want me to be like?

I would rather that you understood

what I feel about you.

Another time,

- another place... - Don't. Please, don't.

Don't. Stay. Stay, stay...

I'm going to go off base for a while.

It's better this way.

Lawyers.

Keeping me on hold like they charge by the bloody hour.

I didn't know you were coming.

I wasn't, until Sabi Chapman stabbed one of my men.

Sabi Chapman was groomed, manipulated.

She's gonna be a key witness. I can't have her locked up here.

She committed a crime on Wudyani soil,

it's out of my hands.

She's a UK citizen. She needs to be tried in the UK.

Apart from Firas Zaman, she's our only link

to a group that committed a terrorist act on UK soil.

I think that's worth something.

I'll speak to Bilali.

Make arrangements to get Sabi Chapman

on the next flight to the UK.

- Sir. - Thank you.

They're in air as we speak.

We've had intel that Abdulah Ghazali is on site.

Squadron Leader Russell will make contact before we engage.

Ghazali.

It was Faisal Ghazali who I found at the safe house.

That's need-to-know information.

Well, if he's involved in your mission,

then I think I very much need to know it.

'Delta-Two-One to Mission Command, holding angle.'

- Is that Abdulah Ghazali? - We think so.

What's he got to do with this?

Prior to today, Ghazali was only a smudge of data.

He was vocal about his distaste for the current regime,

but until you found his son and those documents,

we didn't have anything tangible to connect him

to Jabhat Al'huriya.

He appears to be their leader.

- Have you got my positive ID? - No ID match yet.

Colonel. I thought you were monitoring this remotely?

I wanted to see the joint squadron at work.

This is an important operation for us all.

LAWSON: 'Vehicle approaching from Northern Road.'

Where's my PID?

I'm trying to get a match, Ma'am, his face is too obscured.

What are they doing?

We knew through Wudyani intelligence

that rebel forces across the border

were preparing to move arms.

What we didn't have confirmation on was when and to whom.

The information recovered by you and Flight Lieutenant Lawson

at the safe house gave us that knowledge.

If we can stop Ghazali,

we stop Jabhat Al'huriya from operating.

You're gonna take him out?

That man's a key witness.

He's a terrorist.

I thought the R-PAS was only used for surveillance in Wudyan.

We're across the border.

This operation isn't in Wudyan.

We have different protocols for situations

outside of our country.

Is that what happened at Al Bidbiyat?

Twelve children, using British weapons?

That's not a mission I'm at liberty to discuss,

nor is it relevant to your case.

FIELD: The estimate holds.

What's the estimate?

It's fallout. Loss of life, damage to property...

So it's collateral damage.

We don't use those terms.

But you are working out how many civilians

it's acceptable for you to kill.

This is how warfare works.

THIS is how we keep people safe.

That's it. Grab that.

- Have we got a positive ID? - Abdulah Ghazali ident confirmed.

- Are we within the estimate? - Affirmative.

Delta-Two-One, target's all yours.

Delta-Two-One, hold fire.

Children near the target.

- Are we still within the estimate? - We're outside.

Let me know as soon as we're back.

Come on, move...

Delta-Two-One, stand by for weapons free.

- Someone's warned him. - We've been made!

LAWSON: 'Target retreating, please advise.'

Target on the move, repeat, please advise!

Can't take the shot.

FIELD: It's built up. Too many non-combatants.

It's done.

- End it. - Both units, stand down.

Somebody told him what we were doing here.

Find out who.

We'll go in ourselves, stay on radio.

Yes, Ma'am.

It's pretty bleak.

Well, it's a charity, isn't it?

They help ex-forces get back on their feet.

Hello?

It's even bleaker on the inside.

Mm. BELL DINGS

Can I help you?

- Are you the manager? - I'm Laura.

- What can I do for youse? - I'm DI Longacre.

We are looking for somebody who used to stay here...

Aye, you're here about Ross?

I already said to the polis that was here earlier on,

that I-I've not seen him in years. So...

How did you know him?

Er, well, we both stayed here.

OK. And what was he like?

Friendly enough. Erm...

Aye, he was a nice guy, just a wee bit messed up.

Who isn't?

Do you have any information on him?

I mean, do you know if he left details with friends

or a next of kin?

No, we don't keep any of that stuff.

I wasn't staff back then, I was... I'm...

Well, I'm ex-forces myself, so...

So, if that's it, I've got rooms to sort, and...

And he hasnae been back since?

No.

Do you know why we're trying to find him?

He killed an Air Force officer a couple of days ago.

He is not well.

Now, I'm worried that he could hurt somebody else.

I'm worried that he could hurt himself.

I spoke with him.

He needs help.

So, if you know where he is...

He said he had nowhere else to go.

There's a room at the top of the stairs. He's in number three.

Listen, he never told me what he did, otherwise...

I would've...

He's really riled up, so youse are gonna need to be careful.

OK, thank you.

Suspect's in the building.

But you're not gonna hurt him or anything, are you?

No. No, we're just gonna talk with him, see if we can help.

Can you stand back, please?

Armed police! Hands where we can see them!

Stay where you are!

Show us your hands.

Don't do this.

We need to see you don't have a weapon.

- I tried to make it better... - I know, I know.

I know you did.

You were lied to, Ross. OK?

There's a way back from this.

Not for me.

There's no way back.

Stay where you are, don't move!

THUD, ROSS GRUNTS

Shots fired, suspect down. We need an ambulance.

ROSS GROANING

I thought he was listening to me.

He knew what he was doing.

Suspect unarmed.

Nothing worse than debriefing a mission that's gone to shit.

Who warned him?

- It was Barker. - No, Barker's in the clear.

It had to be someone who was on that op.

Who was flying?

Lawson, Kain and Sadeghi.

But they don't have phones, there's protocols inside the cabins.

Er, Kader said he was getting briefed as well?

Yeah, that's right. He was the standby pilot.

Could it be Kader?

Where did Abdulah Ghazali work?

King Nasser University.

He's been teaching political science there since 2009...

It's where Kader studied. I met one of his old classmates.

I've just come from debriefing him.

Where is he now?

He asked for permission to leave the base.

And I gave it to him.

Erm, I'll see you in a sec. I'm gonna stay on here.

Sam must have told Sabi to steal the console on Ghazali's orders.

I assume you've more experience chasing cars than I do.

PHONE RINGS OUT, SHE SIGHS

I was hoping to catch you.

'I just wanted to say...

'I miss you.'

And, erm, I'm sorry that I was irritable before.

I love you.

That's him!

- Don't lose him. - I don't want him to see us.

- Aren't you gonna follow him? - Just wait.

See?

SILVA: That's Ghazali.

No.

We've got to go.

BOTH GASP