Original subtitles

PHOEBE LAUGHING

Don't let Ben get all the attention, will you?

Perhaps just to try to be a little more measured this evening.

Did I mention my wife?

Now would be a terrible time to tell her

that I'm gonna run for leadership.

CROWD CHEERS, APPLAUDS

'I don't think you realise what a disaster this is.'

Let them mewl. Amina Bates met with Jarvis.

What's she being a nosy parker about?

Me and you, what happened to Pheebs.

I can't bear it when you and Ben argue, LS. You adore each other.

You should just come out with it. Tell Ben how you really feel.

You know, your dear father helped to build the labs here.

It would have made him ever so proud to see you here amongst it all.

Is Martin Gilmour here? Why?

Curious, why the Fitzmaurices pay him every year.

Ben, Ben, Ben, Ben, Ben! Look, look, look!

Ben, look out! Look out, Ben! Ben, Ben, Ben!

SCREAMING

If you say you were behind the wheel, Martin,

we'll take care of you - not just now, but always.

So, all clear?

OK? All right?

Oh! What is it?

Just my shoulder.

Your shoulder's fine, boy. Your shoulder is perfectly fine.

We've had it seen to. We've already been through this.

OK. Right, boy?

Here we go, son. Here we go.

Everything all right?

He won't get up.

You've done the hard part. Yeah?

Think of the bigger picture, Martin. Always the bigger picture.

What you're doing for my family is...

...it's more than I can ever possibly repay.

I am grateful beyond words for this gift, Martin.

Thank you.

Yeah, it was the light that just really drew me in.

I mean, the windows are just... They're insane, aren't they?

Mm. Think it was, erm...

I think they said it was, like, an old cotton factory or laundry...

I don't know. It was something to do with women and washing.

BEN CHUCKLES

What do you think?

It's... It's great. Well done, you.

Yeah. There's two bedrooms, you see. A bathroom each.

I don't know. I was wondering if you'd consider...

I just think it would be really fucking fun.

Wouldn't it? Don't you think? Bed and board, all taken care of.

No? Erm...

You're not exactly jumping at the invitation to...

to live with me, mate.

Look, I...

BEN SIGHS

I know that this might seem really random and out of the blue.

I get that, and I know... I know I've been absent.

It wasn't personal, mate, really. It really wasn't.

Grief is this funny old beast.

It's not linear. Years and years and years.

But I am...

...out the other side.

OK, look, what... what's... what's worrying you? You can say.

MARTIN SIGHS

It's just, erm...

...you can't do laundry. Well...

And I doubt you know how a vacuum cleaner works.

Yeah, it is... is a bit beyond me.

I mean, it's almost as if you're completely domestically useless.

Not "almost". Completely and utterly useless.

MARTIN CLEARS THROAT All right, so you want me

to leave my house share in Leyton,

which is perfectly pleasant and fairly ordered...

...and move in here with you?

Er...

Yeah, if you wouldn't mind. Yeah.

Why would I do that?

Well, you know, if I'm gonna rule the House of Commons

and you're gonna rule Fleet Street...

...we better have some late-night chats.

Oh, and, erm, look. Hold on. Somewhere...

I have actually purchased these things.

Look at these. THEY CHUCKLE

And as God is my witness,

I pledge to do the washing-up...

...at least once a month.

MARTIN CHUCKLES Pinky promise.

♪ Saturday night And I like the way you move

♪ Pretty baby

♪ It's party time And not one minute we can lose

♪ Pretty baby

♪ Da-da-da-dum, dee-dee-dee Nee-nee-na-na-na. ♪

DOOR OPENS

How are you getting on, Martin?

Fine and dandy.

Well... I haven't got good news, I'm afraid.

The evidence is mounting up against you.

Several new witness statements have implicated you.

And the police are applying to hold you for more time, I'm sorry to say.

How long? Well, it depends.

How long?

Well, they can hold you for up to 36 hours,

but if they apply to the magistrate,

then I'm afraid they can hold you for up to 96 hours.

96 hours? Yes.

If the magistrate approves. That... That's four days.

They can't keep me here for four days!

I'm afraid they can. I'm sorry, Martin.

So, the police have requested your consent

to access your medical records.

What have my medical records got to do with anything?

They don't have to disclose why they made the request.

They're just asking for your consent.

You don't have to say yes.

Then no. I'll let them know now.

DOOR OPENS, CLOSES

'Mozart Turkish March Electro Remix'

LAUGHTER, LIVELY CHATTER

GUESTS APPLAUDING

Jarvis has announced.

Just now. BEN CHUCKLES

'I have spent my entire life

'maintaining the values of this great nation.

'I believe that under my leadership,

'the Conservative Party will be home to a proud...'

Well, looks like he beat us to it.

BEN SCOFFS Fair play.

DOOR OPENS, CLOSES

What a night, eh? SHE CHUCKLES

Have you seen it? It's just dropped.

We've seen it. Not ideal.

Ben's announced, too. He's impulsive.

That's just how he is. Team's gotta learn to go with it.

It just would be good to be able to assess the competition

and adjust accordingly.

Well, hopefully, you're up for the job of handling it all.

Yeah, of course we are. Absolutely. Good.

I wonder if there's an opportunity here

while Jarvis is under our roof.

Just another way to dent his confidence a bit.

You know? Hm.

Oh, ding. What?

Well, LS and I found a massive bag of chang in his room.

Absolutely mahoosive.

Yeah, perhaps we don't want to open up the drug can of worms,

especially given your own personal relationship with substance abuses.

Fair. Done a lot of work on burying that for you, mate.

Yeah, OK, good. Yeah, got it.

I can help.

I think I can help.

Is it always like that?

Erm, no, it's just, like, flared up recently.

Yeah, it's really angry. It's a bit sore.

No, no. This does the red.

It's a little bit flaky, but... there we go.

Hm, there. There.

I mean, I'm not gonna let you walk around like that, am I?

You'd do the same for me. There. So pretty.

Stunning, Lucy.

LUCY CHUCKLES Thanks.

Er, too small. Yeah.

Too small. Take it. Oh, look! Oh.

Sweet! It's got a little castle on it.

You don't have to do this now. No, honestly, it's the kind of thing

if you don't do now, it just doesn't get done.

Er, do you want blue, or are you gender-neutral?

Don't wanna say the wrong thing.

Well, if you're sure you don't need it...

Yeah. I've got the bottle steriliser. I'll get it all out.

You need so much kit, so just take everything.

Save your money. Take it all. I've got so much stuff, too.

I guess this is the perk of having a baby later in life, Lucy.

All your friends can give you their hand-me-downs.

The gift of geriatric motherhood.

You must be very excited, Clarissa.

Jarvis's announcement video.

So slick. Oh.

Yes! Are you ready?

Like, properly ready? I think so.

Yeah? Do you have support?

Yes. Er, well, how do you mean?

Like a support structure while the campaign heats up.

Do you have a therapist?

No, I don't. Do you think I need one?

Maybe. I mean, only you can say. I just...

I think it's so important to have a really strong support network.

You know, because to be a prime minister's wife -

which, let's be honest, that's obviously the ultimate goal -

that is an insane amount of pressure.

Where are you going? I'm just gonna check on Martin.

No, no, he's fine. He's fine. Sit down. Just sit down.

Jarvis and I have discussed it.

We talk it through. We talk everything through.

Sure. I mean, the thing is, Clarissa,

it's not actually about the men.

It's about the stamina of the women behind the men.

And I'm just concerned

that the cracks are already beginning to show for you.

Oh, really? Mm.

Why? How do I seem?

Well, you've just clearly lost so much weight.

You have.

It's, erm... It's noticeable.

It's a worry.

Oh, have I? No, it's just...

It's just running after children. I eat. I promise.

You haven't been bringing your food up again,

have you, Clarissa? Serena.

What? I just don't think we need to...

I... We shouldn't make anyone uncomfortable, maybe.

So much of women's suffering takes place behind closed doors.

And I'm just concerned for her wellbeing,

because, you know, politics aside, we're all human beings.

And Clarissa and I were at school together,

so I do remember the hospitalisations.

Sort of in and out of... What were they?

...force-feeding farms.

I'm just looking out for you, Clarissa, woman to woman,

because when they ask you about being institutionalised

for a mental health disorder -

because, let's be honest, anorexia is a mental health condition -

you know, if that gets out, you are gonna need answers.

That's all. Yeah? Our daughters are looking to us.

As wives, mothers, yeah?

Can we step up?

Just have a think about it.

Thank you.

I'm fine now. Mm.

Thanks for your concern, though.

I think I should go after her. No, no.

She'll last five fucking minutes. Well played.

SERENA EXHALES Neither of them have what it takes.

Well fucking played.

Mm.

♪ I'm gonna go, go, go There's no stopping me

♪ I'm burning through the sky, yeah

♪ 200 degrees, that's why They call me Mr Fahrenheit... ♪

Play those tunes!

♪ I'm travelling At the speed of light

♪ I wanna make a supersonic man Out of you

♪ Don't stop me now

♪ I'm having such a good time I'm having a ball

♪ Don't stop me now If you wanna have a good time

♪ Just give me a call Don't stop... ♪

MUFFLED MUSIC CONTINUES

DOOR OPENS Ha!

I haven't danced like that in decades, Japes.

Come and join. You'll like it. SHE SNIFFLES

You OK, Japer?

I can't do it.

What is it? I'm not made for it.

Japes!

Hey, don't boo-boo, Japes. Come on.

I'm not strong.

Are you joking? I'm not.

You're the strongest fucker I've ever met.

You pulled out twin boys with your bare hands,

without even a sniff of paracetamol.

You're an absolute beast.

It's the meanness. It's the cruelty.

I knew I'd confront it when you ran,

but I didn't expect it to happen so soon and so viciously.

How dare they unsettle my queen?

I just don't like to be around it.

I don't like to think of human beings as so competitive,

so self-interested, so brutal.

I know.

No, I need to think that there's some decency in the world.

There is decency, Japer.

Look at me.

You're a sensitive soul.

And that's exactly what people need in their lives right now.

You're going to Princess Di the fuck out of this country.

SHE CHUCKLES Yes, you are.

HE LAUGHS

Imagine the difference you'll make to people's lives, Japes,

with your kindness.

Thank you, Button.

Well? Hm? Thank you.

HE SNIFFS HARSHLY

What have you eaten today?

I ate some of that fish.

Liar. BAG ZIP RASPS

You just pushed it around your plate. I watched you.

Eat it, Japer.

Please don't, Button. Eat.

Where were you at the time of the shooting?

I-I was trying to host a birthday party for my husband.

That's all I was doing.

Do you have any idea who shot your husband, Mrs Fitzmaurice?

Yes. Who shot him?

Martin Gilmour. Why did he shoot him?

Because...

Because he was in love with him.

He was in love with him, OK?

'Skinny Love' by Bon Iver

OK.

What do you think?

Oh, my... That is... It's delicious.

Yeah? Is it good? Yeah. Mm-hm.

Think my salad's done.

Mm? BEN CHUCKLES

You never wash it!

Every time, I tell you, you need to wash it properly.

Right. ♪ I tell my love to wreck it all

♪ Cut out all the ropes And let me fall... ♪

How do you do it? What?

How do you make everything taste so good?

I don't. Yeah, you do.

Everything you make is just delicious.

I can't do it. Oh, you could, with some practice.

And this place, how do you know where everything goes?

I've... I've seen you,

scurrying about the place, arranging things.

"Oh, I want to put a table here, then a little painting there."

How do you know how to make everything work?

Erm, I suppose...

...you just go with what feels good.

♪ And I'm holding all the tickets

♪ And you'll be owning All the fines... ♪

Hm.

♪ Who will love you?

♪ Who will fight?

♪ Who will fall far behind? ♪

That felt good.

Yeah, it did.

Hey, you lot. You're not drunk enough.

You need to get more drunk!

We need to get people more drunk, right?

That's the answer to everything, isn't it?

Not always. Well, yeah, fair. Good point.

Oh, God, look at this. Brilliant!

'Wow!'

CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS

Maybe we should escape, Martin.

Huddle up in your B&B.

Is that why you put me there?

To have me where you want me? Easy escape route?

But it would be nice, wouldn't it? I'm gonna change my glasses.

Should I change my glasses?

I just... I don't like the feeling.

You know, I don't like the feeling of him...

Oh, thank you, darling. ...of him encroaching on us.

He creeps, Jarvis, doesn't he? Don't you think he creeps?

Well, he's not relenting. He's not backing down.

No, and he's peacocking all over my party!

It's unbelievable.

And the nerve, the nerve to ask for my endorsement!

Honestly, the entitlement.

The barefaced cheek.

You never liked him, did you?

Loathed him at school, I remember. I did. I loathed him at uni, too.

Yeah, and the rumours.

All those poor girls that he did God knows what to.

What are we gonna do, Martin? Are we just gonna leave it?

Are we just gonna say nothing, are we? Do nothing?

Is that who we are? Silent and complicit?

Are you saying there's a move left?

I mean, I can think of one.

LAUGHTER, LIVELY CHATTER

LAUGHTER

Oh! SHE EXHALES

Thought you'd run off and left me.

Well, I tried to, but I got trapped with the wives.

How was that?

Satanic.

We're never gonna leave here, are we?

We're just gonna stay here and die here. Cool.

Should we just pick a patch to be buried in?

Bagsy the chapel. Luce?

Mm? Can we find somewhere private to talk?

Yeah, I think that might be a good idea.

THEY CHUCKLE SOFTLY

KNOCKING ON DOOR

I'm just checking there's no Narnia. HE LAUGHS

I think we're all good. OK. Yeah.

Oh!

Oh, this is nice. SHE CHUCKLES

Ah. Physical affection. Mm.

Not usually your thing. Not usually.

You didn't wince. What a gentleman.

I... I feel like I owe you an apology, really.

Oh. And I'm sorry I put you

in the position I did, bringing you here,

making you sit on a table with Jarvis.

You're pregnant. You're not feeling great.

And you had to run off. It's just... It's not OK.

Thank you.

What's brought this on?

Well, I just... I know how much you love your food.

THEY LAUGH

I mean, to be fair, I did have a good go on it.

Seriously, though...

...things must be bad between you and Jarvis

for you to just get up and leave the table.

Well, I mean, it... it is what it is.

What is it, though?

Lucy. I mean, you can't even look at him.

You visibly shrink when he's around.

Did something happen? Is there something I should know?

No.

You would tell me, wouldn't you?

Course I would. Well, it's just...

...Heidi, she once made this remark. Did she?

Yeah. Yeah, just in passing.

About the night of the crash.

I just never knew what she meant by it.

What did she say?

Well, just that something might have happened.

That he might have...

might have done something to you. Like what?

I don't know.

You don't remember? SHE INHALES

SHE CLEARS THROAT No.

Should we talk to him?

Should I talk to him? Get to the bottom of it?

Why, is there a bonus in it for you?

Nice little Fitzmaurice pay packet if you dish some dirt?

Oh, yeah. It's all coming out now.

What the fuck is going on, Martin?

Taking me to this ridiculous party and bringing me into this cupboard.

We don't even get this close when we're having sex.

And then you ask me a question like that.

You are something else, you are.

Squirrel?

Papa?

Are you decent?

Yeah. Yep.

GEORGE CLEARS THROAT

How's Martin?

Oh, he's a beast. We were up till late last night.

Still gets up crack of dawn, gets his suit on. Amazing.

You know he's doing well at the paper, right?

Good for him. Yeah.

When is he planning on getting his own place?

Er...

I don't know. Why?

Might be time. Time for what?

Time to stop your nonsense. You and Martin. Whatever it is.

Martin and I have been put through a lot together.

And we've... It...

It's really hard to describe.

Well, you don't need to describe it, because it's got to stop.

You're on track for the top.

And this is a Christian country.

Says the atheist.

GEORGE SCOFFS

Look... in my day, it didn't matter so much, you know.

We didn't have these blasted phones

tracking and recording our every movement.

And you're doing well in the party.

You've had your fun, and now it ends.

♪ Come on, shake your body Baby, do the conga

♪ I know you can't control yourself Any longer

♪ Come on, shake your body Baby, do the conga

♪ I know you can't control yourself Any longer... ♪

You look lost. SHE GASPS

No. No, not lost.

Huh!

We're all like moths to the light with this one, aren't we?

Jarvis.

There's just something I wanna ask you. Hm?

Erm...

I just think that it... it...

it might seem that people, like, er, old friends,

had an idea...

...that, erm, like...

So I'm just... It's just... I'm like...

Whoa, what the fuck? You know, if that makes any sense.

No. Sorry, I'm completely lost.

Well, I just... I feel like I need to ask you if, erm...

What is it?

I need to ask you, like, a really, really difficult question.

DOOR OPENS Lucy!

MUSIC BLARING, CHEERING

Jarvis! Piggy!

EXHALES DEEPLY

♪ Dee-dee-na-na-na... ♪

'Saturday Night' by Whigfield

♪ Saturday night I feel the air is getting hot

♪ Like you, baby

♪ I'll make you mine You know I'll take you to the top

♪ I'll drive you crazy... ♪

Mate, you love this song. Not now, Ben.

If not now, when? If not me, who?

Lucy won't talk.

♪ It's party time And not one minute we can lose. ♪

Well, thank you for asking. It couldn't have been easy.

No. Maybe she'll warm up to the idea tomorrow.

We might have to lean into the situation.

I don't think so, no. LAUGHTER

You're bent fucking backwards, mate. How are you gonna lean?

With Amina, I mean.

We might have to lean into giving her what she wants.

To change the narrative?

Perhaps... Perhaps you could give her something.

I've got nothing left to give. She's out for blood, LS.

She's here.

And she is not gonna go away. You need to give her something.

So, what, you want me to make up a story or to lie for you?

No! No, no, no, no, no, no. Then what?

I... Ah, fu... I don't know. I don't know.

I don't know.

Something about your dad?

How you got into Burtonbury?

Jesus Christ. That's all we've got left.

How do you do that? What?

Just twist your brain like that, distort things.

Will you do it or not? Hell no!

Well, then we've got a big problem. No, YOU have a big problem.

No. We... CHUCKLES

We are in this together, LS.

We always have been.

And we always will be.

No.

No, mate. I'm sorry.

There is a line.

There has to be a line. You have to give her something.

And then you need to get rid of her. MARTIN SIGHS

It's the only way. You know it is.

Don't overthink it.

I'm counting on you.

He's shedding.

And he's not eating. ROOSTER WHIMPERING

Poor Rooster. I... I can't do it, LS.

It's time. I can't.

I'll take care of it.

You two. Men behaving sadly.

Aw. Mm.

You know what's messed up?

Is how easily we just euthanise animals. Like, why?

Why don't we do everything we possibly can?

You know, a life is a life, isn't it?

How do we know that Rooster isn't lying there,

screaming at us, saying, "Just save me"?

Squirrel, come on. You've got to let Rooster go.

I've got sculpt and flow at ten. Mm.

Stay hydrated. Hm?

End of an era.

Yep.

Do you mind if I take some work calls here?

I mean, it's yours and Ben's place, so I don't want to impose if it's...

Do you know, I'll go to the Coffee Bean, actually,

cos it's... I like it there. It's fine.

Don't waste your time with him.

Don't what?

There are a few things you need to know about Ben.

He has a string of girls coming in

and a string of girls going out.

And I'm only telling you this

because I can see you have a brain between your ears,

and I would hate to see you ripped to shreds.

Honestly, Serena,

I can't tell you the amount of girls

I've had to pick up off this floor and put back together.

ROOSTER WHIMPERING

Oh. OK.

Thanks for the heads-up.

I appreciate your concern.

I'll pack up my things and go to Coffee Bean.

Don't rush on my account. Please, just take your time.

Poor Rooster.

Poor boy.

Still, he served a very important purpose,

because if I'd served a prison sentence

for a crime I didn't commit,

I'd want to be given a Rooster, too.

Yeah. We've told each other everything.

Yeah. All our deepest, darkest secrets.

You've been an amazing friend, Martin, looking out for Ben,

and looking out for me.

But I'm afraid you have completely misread the situation.

Ben's fallen for me.

He's gone.

And I feel the same.

It's taken us both by surprise, but I think that says more about

the fuckwits we were with before than anything else.

Hm.

And don't worry, my lips are sealed.

SHE EXHALES

Why would he hurt someone that he loves?

SERENA SIGHS

Er, well, they just had this...

Oh, God.

...this messed-up... whatever it was.

I thought it was over. SERENA SNIFFLES

God, what do I know? I don't know anything any more.

You spend your life barrelling in one direction,

and then all of a sudden, you have to pivot and change.

Was Martin Gilmour interested in your husband romantically?

Yes. Yes.

So he shot him because he couldn't be with him?

He, what, couldn't take that reality?

Is that what you're telling us? Yeah.

Yeah.

It was always gonna happen.

It was always gonna end in disaster. I knew it.

If I'm honest, I knew it all along.

SERENA SCOFFS

LIVELY CHATTER, LAUGHTER

MUSIC BLARES

MUSIC SLOWS, DISTORTS

MUSIC QUICKENS, BLARES

A negroni, please.

Amina! Martin.

How are you? Good. You?

Good, good. You've been busy. I try.

Never take a night off? Do you want me to take a night off?

I don't care, Amina. You can do what you want.

Really? Sure.

OK. Good to know.

Shall we?

OK.

DANCE MUSIC PLAYING

So...

...why visit Jarvis Conrad?

I've been visiting lots of people.

It's part of the job. You understand.

Why not come to Ben, come to me?

I'm here now. Go on, then.

What have you got? Just questions.

OK. Questions about you and Ben.

Go on. Ask away. Well... how do I put this?

You just don't track.

HE SCOFFS How so?

You're the son of a carpenter from South Wales.

You end up at Burtonbury, then Oxford.

You're clearly incredibly bright.

You're one of the finest opinion writers around,

and now all you do is bow to these people.

I write what I write.

You have justified the unjustifiable time and time again -

the misuse of campaign funds, breach of lobbying rules.

And yet, it never seems to harm your personal brand.

Ben, mate! Hey.

Well, maybe people like my writing, Amina.

Ben Fitzmaurice is running to be the leader of the Conservative Party,

so, par the course, there'll be a piece about his inner circle.

That includes you - who you are, where you're from.

OK. That's fair.

Well, I was born in South Wales. My father was a cabinet maker.

For a brief spell, he worked in Hampshire.

He worked on the science laboratories at King's School.

King's School? It's the name of the science buildings at Burtonbury.

There's three of them.

They needed restoration, and he worked on them. OK.

I must have been about seven, seven or eight.

They knew I was bright, my parents. They knew I was quick.

Always asking questions they didn't have answers for.

Mm-hm. But we weren't there long.

Maybe nine months or so, maybe a bit longer.

So from Hampshire to South Wales? Yes. Yeah.

But my father met a schoolmaster while he was working there,

and this guy, er, told him about the scholarship programme.

It went over my mother's head, obviously. She's religious.

Puritan. Stay in your lane, keep it humble, don't show off.

I understand. But my father was persistent.

He made it clear to her that I should have the best education.

Right. I should make something of my life.

Sure. Why not? Yeah. And then he died...

when I was ten.

How did he die?

Accident at work. Industrial?

HE SCOFFS You'd love that, wouldn't you?

Yes, Amina. A piece of machinery fell on him.

I mean, an industrial accident is an industrial accident.

I'm sorry that happened.

Was there ever an investigation?

There was a small amount of compensation for my mother,

but not enough for fees or anything.

So, this schoolmaster at Burtonbury, he encouraged you to apply?

It's a... It's a little more than that.

HE CLEARS THROAT Yes, the schoolmaster...

...reached out before the entrance exams.

He explained that there was a full scholarship available

and that he would take care of the application.

My mum was hesitant, but the opportunities were obvious.

Of course.

What we didn't realise was that, erm...

...this master and my father...

HE CLEARS THROAT ...there was, er...

there was a lot of letters.

Over the years, they kept in touch.

I don't know for sure, but...

...there was something there.

"Something"? Something more than friendship.

Do you mean that they were...?

That they were in some sort of...

...intimate relationship, yeah.

Oh, I see. Mm.

So you're saying your late father's relationship

with this schoolmaster is how you entered this whole world?

In a way, yeah.

Your wife still speaking to you? Well...

Well, that is very bold of you to share that.

Especially as your mother is still alive?

Yes. And presumably, she wouldn't want something like this coming out.

No.

So I hope that that's enough -

enough for you, for your readers, for you to leave us alone.

I don't think any element of what you've just shared with me

would be of any concern to them whatsoever.

Our readership aren't interested in intimate personal matters.

That is not why we do what we do.

But you're free to throw your mother under the bus

in any way you like.

Our readers are concerned with free and fair journalism.

They're also interested in the movement of capital

between the ruling elites.

We were given authorisation by the Crown Court

to access the Fitzmaurices' private holdings company,

one that's registered in the Virgin Islands.

And we saw the payments going from that company

to a limited company that we can trace to your name.

£100,000 every year.

And those payments began shortly after the fatal accident

that killed Phoebe Fitzmaurice.

Any statement to make on that?

No. The Fitzmaurices also made another payment.

£20,000 transferred around the same time

that your first payment went through.

Do you have any idea who that payment was made to, Martin?

I don't, no.

It was made to Gupreet Singh. Do you know who Gupreet Singh is?

No. He was an undergraduate studying Natural Sciences.

He was on his way to his first try-out for the rowing team,

and he witnessed Ben Fitzmaurice driving the car recklessly.

He later withdrew his statement.

I don't think he ever made it to the water.

You didn't kill Phoebe, did you, Martin?

No.

I can prove Ben Fitzmaurice killed his own sister.

You took the blame,

and you've been receiving payments from them ever since, haven't you?

Yes. I have.

I think that changes everything. Don't you?

Yeah.

It changes everything.

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