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Oscar Harris. Number 10 special adviser.

You come highly recommended by Sam Ryan.

This is my stepson, David, and his
wife, Fiona.

The Home Office's golden boy right now

is obviously the chap behind Vigil,
Ethan Daley.

Vigil finds a link
you didn't know was there.

We know there are concerns
in Cabinet over your suitability

to continue handling
the health passport programme.

I have worked so hard

to give you everything you ever wanted.

Oh, my God!
Is that my wife? Is that Helen?

We've arrested your son, Mr Daley.

- Dad.
- Lewis.

What did he do?

Aliyah was my sister.

You did investigate her disappearance,

so I just wanted to know
what happened to her.

Sometimes people just

don't want to be found.

I'd say we need to get
our accounts in alignment.

What are you worried about?

DNA was recovered from
a cartridge left by the assassin.

That DNA belongs to Tom Faulkner.

Who is Tom Faulkner to you,

apart from your ex-husband?

I think they're blood samples that were

being manipulated to plant as evidence.

No-one would have taken it, would they?

You've proved that fabricated DNA
samples exist.

What will happen to Tom now?

Well, the charges against him
will be dropped

and he will be released in due course.

I hear Sam came to see you.

I put her in touch
with a journalist. Oliver Meehan.

Allegations of DNA manipulation

in the case of the Health
Secretary's assassination.

Oh, son. What the hell have you done?

I think she took one
of Tom's fabricated blood vials

from the Lyell a few weeks ago.

It arrived in the post this morning.

- And you think Sam sent it?
- Yeah.

- I do.
- Then, where is she?

You started to suspect

the sample you created framed
an innocent man, though.

And you still said nothing?

People were dying all around us.

David Mashaba can tell us who ordered
the Health Secretary's assassination.

Just go and sort out a safe house
for the pair of them, will you?

And transport them in the morning.

Whoever's been
backing you is still out there.

I'm not going to say anything more,

not until I get guaranteed protection

for me and my wife.

- Ethan Daley's son was...
- Watch out!

Martine?

Oscar 4-0. Oscar 4-0.

Are you receiving? Over.

Oscar 4-0. Oscar 4-0. Come in, please.

Fiona...

Fiona.

Fiona, come on.

Fiona?

No, no, no, no, no, no! Fiona!

Fiona! Look at me!

Look at me!

Wake up!

Wake up!

Wake up.

Fiona, wake up.

- Did you call an ambulance?
- Yeah, yeah, I'm on it now. Hello?

Ambulance, please.

Yes.

Female, early 30s, involved in RTC.

GCS is 3. Head injury.

ETA approximately ten minutes.

So, what, David just disappeared?

Took off after the crash.

What kind of person just leaves
their pregnant wife for dead?

A desperate one.

Are we OK to approach the car?

Detective Superintendent Boyle?

Uh... yeah.

No, I'm sorry,
but you can't come through here.

- How's the lorry driver?
- He's... Whoa!

No. Hang on, hang on.
No. I need to talk to him.

It'll have to wait. He's in
no fit state to be questioned.

No! That's my DS dead in that car.

He's just killed a serving police officer.

Does it look like he did it on purpose?

I tried...

I tried to stop the lorry. I did.

Are you satisfied?

Does Jomo know?

Yeah.

Said he'll co-operate in any way he can.

Just wants us to keep him
up-to-date with any news on David.

How's it going?

Well, there's a bit of blood spatter...

- ...and a lot of...
- Vomit?

Yeah. I get all the best jobs.

Do you reckon he'll make it, the driver?

Don't know. They think
it's anaphylactic shock.

Hmm.

Explains this.

EpiPen. Maybe he was trying
to inject himself

- while driving.
- Yeah.

You just hanging around for fun?

Tachograph.

The data from this...

will tell us everything about the minutes

leading up to the collision, hopefully.

Do you think she suffered?

Let's wait until we do the PM.

She should never have been
in that car, Nikki.

I was being a total...

She was my DS.

I should have looked out for her.

On the phone, she was trying to tell me

something about Ethan Daley's son?

Do you know anything about that?

I heard it was an open-and-shut case.

The boy's claiming his innocence,

but his blood was found
under his stepmum's fingernails.

Boss.

I can't find it.

- Have you double-checked?
- Everywhere.

Chalal's phone's gone missing.

But she was calling me when they...

David...

I need a phone pinged for location.

No, now.

If that's the envelope Sam Ryan
sent Tom Faulkner's blood sample in,

staring at it won't give you
any more answers, I'm afraid.

It's the only thing we have
that might link us to Sam.

Finding Sam's the key to this.

Chalal's body is ready for you,
by the way.

Can I take a look at it?

Sure, be my guest.

Testing the driver's vomit?

Yep!

It's pretty decomposed,

so I'm just checking
the histamine levels.

Regurgitated chicken
not glamorous enough for you?

It's fish.

And, no, it's not.

What do you make of this?

- What is it?
- Tachograph report.

Lorry's doing average speed
until, what, 09:34?

About the time that Chalal rang Nikki.

Mm-hm. And then...

- It speeds up.
- It speeds up.

And not only that...

Tyre tracks at the scene show
no signs of emergency braking

before the police car swerved.

But the driver said
that he was trying to stop.

Yeah, he did, didn't he?

Tom Faulkner?

Oscar Harris. Number 10 Special Adviser.

I helped with your release.

Can I have a word?

This is bollocks.

You knew it was
a condition of your release.

I assumed I'd be signing
some kind of non disclosure,

but not the Official Secrets Act.

I know, it's not ideal.

Ideal? If I sign it,

I'm agreeing to keep schtum
about all this,

all the faked DNA.

It was the best I could do
to get you out.

So no justice, then?

For anyone?

Me, Dan, Meehan, Sam.
The bloody Health Secretary?

You think I'm happy about this?

I worked with Alice Reynolds at the
Department for Health for two years.

She was only in Liverpool because of me.

And I get it - you want justice.

But you have to be realistic.

We can't take any chances
that this will leak.

You know the risk
this would pose to the public.

The damage it would do.

Thousands of convictions overturned.

Murderers and rapists,
free to walk the streets.

Thank you.

If there's anything you need
or I can help you with...

I don't need anyone's help.

The cause of death was the head injury.

There was fresh external bruising

on the scalp consistent
in size and appearance with

impact from a scaffolding pole.

Internally,

DS Chalal had a traumatic
intracranial haemorrhage.

She would probably,

hopefully, have lost consciousness
on impact, but...

...it's likely she was alive
for some minutes after.

On the phone, when Chalal said

that Fiona didn't just do it once,

and she mentioned Ethan Daley's son...

...what if she meant
that Fiona had copied

and fabricated DNA again?

Yeah, but you can't ask a comatose woman

what she did or didn't do.

Hang on,

is this what you were talking
about earlier with Lewis Daley?

I can't see what else
Chalal would've meant.

I think she was trying
to tell us that Lewis Daley

has been framed for the murder
of his stepmother.

I'd test Lewis Daley's samples
found at the crime scene,

but we'd need clearance.

No. That's above my pay grade.

It was above Chalal's, too.

You said you should have
looked out for her.

Now's your chance.

I'll call the lab.

You have a forwarded voice text.

Your wife paid the price for having

a loose tongue, Ethan.

I really don't want our relationship

to end the same way.

Gran?

Are you sure you want me
to dig up that holly bush?

It's so stubborn!

This man was looking for you.

Oh.

I told you to leave it, Simone.

I didn't know
he was coming to the house.

You'd better see what he wants.

Hi, Johnny.

Please come in. Can I offer you
a tea or coffee?

- Er, no. No, thank you.
- OK.

Um...

I have news.

OK.

Have you...?

Have you found her?

I found an old address for her.

Abroad.

Trinidad.

Her and two kids.

She's a mum.

She's got Cleo, who's four,

and Grace is two.

I'm afraid they're not
at that address any more.

Oh, well, maybe we can speak
to the neighbours

and see where they've moved to, or...?

What is it?

Johnny?

There was a boating accident.

Last March.

I'm afraid she drowned...

...saving the children.

What?

They're in care.

I think you need to leave, Detective.

Aye.

Call me if there's anything
I can do to help, Simone.

I'm so sorry.

Gosh...

Those kids deserve to have
a proper childhood.

Like the one you gave me.

Full of laughter and love and fun.

We could give that to them.

They should know
that they have a family.

No, Simi.

Yes, I can call Johnny Campbell
and we can...

Simi, she wouldn't want you
anywhere near her children.

What do you mean?

She could never forgive you
for what happened to your mum.

Because your mum died
in childbirth having you,

Aliyah always blamed you.

She was a teenager and in pain.

She wasn't very kind to you, Simone.

- How...?
- I don't want to get into that

but there was nothing I could
do to make her change

how she felt towards you.

In a way...

...I was relieved when she left.

And she left because of me?

She had a lot going on.

Just... Why didn't you
tell me this, Gran?

I didn't want you to feel hurt any more.

I just wanted to protect you.

I've always...

...tried to protect you.

I know.

I know you have, Gran,

but staying quiet all of this time...

...that wasn't right.

Do you have a safe place to meet?

A delivery for you
from Wolfson Pathology.

Oh. Must be the samples
found on the body

of Ethan Daley's wife.

Who would want to frame Lewis Daley?

You're not gonna believe this.

What?

I just spoke to St James's Hospital.

Robert Jones, the lorry driver,
he's gone.

- What?
- How is that physically even possible?

We saw him at the crash.

He was half dead.

Do we know anything about him?

Er, yeah, I took a sample
of the vomit from the scene.

The histamine levels
of the fish were high.

Around...

600.

Yeah, 600ppm.

Scombrotoxin.

Yeah. It's often found
in poorly processed fish.

Scombrotoxin mimics

the symptoms of anaphylactic shock.

Rashes, vomiting.

But whereas anaphylactic shock
can be fatal...

This isn't?

Maybe he ingested the contaminated fish,

knowing that his symptoms
would look like anaphylaxis,

and all he'd need were
antihistamines to recover.

So what are we saying?

Someone's gone to great pains

to make this look like
an accident, but it was a hit.

To stop David and Fiona
from saying anything more.

Put me through to him.

It's David Mashaba.

No, he'll speak to me,
because if he doesn't, I'll talk.

No genetic barcode
in Lewis Daley's sample.

So what, Fiona didn't make it?
It's legit?

Well, what did Chalal mean, then?

I guess we might never know.

Has Boyle had any update
on Fiona's condition?

I believe she's still in a coma.

Nikki?

Chalal's phone is active.

Got a message from David.

"Injured. Not sure
how long I can hold out."

We know the area
from a call before that.

We need to go.

I'll meet you there.

Jack?

Be careful.

I'm always careful.

This is Jack. Leave a message.

Where are you, Jack?

I've called for backup,
but I can't see anyone yet.

Wait a sec.

David?

Oh, no!

No, no, no!

Oh, fuck!

Jack! Jack!

Wasn't that the lorry driver?

Made a good recovery, hasn't he?

LINE RINGS - Keep pressure on that.

You have one new message.

Hi, Tom. It's Nikki.
We keep missing each other.

Are you OK?
There's still no news on Sam.

Call me back.

I was glad you wanted to see me again.

Please take a seat.

I'm a bit surprised you did.

I know it was all a shock.

Yeah.

I've been talking
to child services out there,

trying to get a bit more info and...

I've written down a few numbers for you.

I'm sorry, Johnny,
I don't think I can do this.

There's just no point.

- I know this is hard, Simone.
- No, you don't get it.

I...

I don't think Aliyah would
want me raising her kids.

Turns out I'm the reason she left home.

She blamed me for the loss of our mum.

Look, sometimes it's easier
to blame someone...

...rather than just admit
that life can be chaotic.

I was just a child.

It's not really about you
any more, Simone.

Are you really gonna leave those kids...

...never contact them

because a 16-year-old girl

didn't know how to process her grief?

Johnny! That's... that's not fair.

A few days ago, I believed
that Aliyah was dead,

and then I got told,
"Oh, maybe she's alive."

- And now this.
- Look...

...I know you're scared.

I'd be scared too.

But you can either hide
behind your fear,

or you can run towards it.

Your choice.

I'll see myself out.

Well, the years have been
kinder to you than me.

You're too kind, Sarge.

Thanks for coming, mate.

Means a lot.

Any time.

Is that the gun from yesterday?

Yep. Sure is.

Was that Johnny Campbell
I saw last night?

Uh, yeah. He, um...

...found out where my sister was.

Ah.

She passed away a year ago.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I don't even think I should be
allowed to be upset, you know?

- Why?
- I lost her a long time ago.

She left behind two kids.

They're now in foster care.

Are you gonna see them?

No. They're all the way in Trinidad.

Besides, I don't think my sister
would want me in their lives.

What?

Probably better off without me.

No. No, no, that's not true.

When I was a kid, I went missing.

What?

- Yeah.
- Really?

Ran away. Really?

Oh, yeah. Mm-hm. Well...

...more like I forgot to come home.

Where were you?

Beach.

Yeah, the priest at Sunday school
said this thing.

He said people were created out of clay.

I thought that was a cool idea.

We lived near the coast, so I figured

sand was as
clay-like as I was gonna get.

So I spent all night on the beach,

building the only thing I really wanted.

Which was what?

A mum.

Didn't know I was crazy, did you?

No.

Yeah. The police thought I was
with a mate, or something.

Dad wasn't having any of it.

He found me eventually.

I remember him

running across the mud,

hair all crazy, looking like
Finn McCool, or something.

Ah, dear.

Yeah.

Didn't get a mum, obviously, but I

realised I had someone who would

walk around all night, in the cold
and dark, trying to find me.

That's all I need.

Yeah.

Yeah.

There's a single gunshot wound
to the head.

The entry wound is on the frontal bone.

It was a contact wound

with the gun firmly held
to the head before firing.

He was shot at point-blank range?

Yes.

Hence the presence of a muzzle mark

on the overlying skin

as the gases from the gunshot

reflected back off
the hard tissue of the skull.

This forced the soft tissues
of the scalp

onto the muzzle itself,
causing the imprint.

It has all the hallmarks
of an execution.

Death is likely to have been swift.

Lucky him.

It's difficult to be precise
about time of death,

as not all bodies start to cool
straight away.

The FME noted well-established
rigor mortis

in the finger and jaw joints
at the scene.

They estimate that David died

at least two hours before you got there.

Two hours? But...

Well, we got to him within an hour
of that message being sent.

So it couldn't have come from David.

And why try and lure Jack there?

The fake DNA.

We're the only ones who had
access to the blood samples

with the genetic barcode.

We know too much.

I've been trying to trace
the lorry driver,

but there's nothing.

He used a fake name and ID
to register the vehicle.

- Have you got no good news?
- No. Nothing.

Nothing on the gun. No prints.

Nikki, I've done all the usual tests

on Sam's envelope and label and...

...I can't seem to find anything.

I don't know. I mean, I'll keep looking.

There must be a clue here somewhere.

Chalal's phone records
have just come through.

Could you?

Ta.

Right, let's... let's check
David's last call, shall we?

Right.

Good morning. You're
through to Vigil Network.

Ethan Daley's office.

Sorry, wrong number.

Why would he choose to call Ethan Daley

right before he died?

Maybe we've been looking
at this from the wrong angle.

I'm going to look at
Lewis's samples one more time.

I thought I should check
Lewis Daley's medical records

to see if there was anything

that we could run our samples against.

They show he was hepatitis C positive.

It's a virus that affects the liver,

causing significant infections,

very often transmitted by blood
or other bodily fluids.

But when I tested the blood

found under Lewis's
stepmother's fingernails

for hep C antibodies and core antigens,

it was negative.

No hep C present.

So you were right, then.

Fiona did create
another fake DNA sample,

and the evidence against
Lewis Daley was fabricated.

And that must have been what
DS Chalal was trying to tell us.

But why would Fiona do that?

Besides, you told us

that those samples don't
have a genetic barcode thing.

I don't know.

I guess it's possible
that this time she knew

it was being used for illegal purposes

and took the barcode out?

David must have known who it was for.

The last call he made
was to Ethan Daley.

OK. So Ethan Daley
was the name that David

and Fiona were going to give

when they reached the safehouse?

David called him later
to blackmail him for help?

Wait. You're suggesting that
Ethan Daley killed his wife

and then asked Fiona
to fake his son's DNA? Why?

Who knows? But...

...if you can kill your wife,
you can frame your son.

Listen, you can prove
Lewis Daley wasn't responsible

for his stepmum's murder,

but you can't prove Ethan Daley was.

This guy, he's the founder
of Vigil Network.

The Government's invested
millions in him.

The politics of this thing...

We can't go swinging for him
unless we're sure.

Then you have to get help...

...from the highest level.

What's the ESDA machine for?

Well, I'm still examining
the envelope label.

It's shown up a few imprints,

one of which looks to be
Oliver Meehan's phone number.

Ah. Anything else?

Uh...

Not yet.

But I'll keep checking.

You realise what you're suggesting?

Ethan Daley runs the most
successful surveillance

and monitoring system in the country.

And for Vigil to work effectively,
it needs to know as much

about the people it's surveilling as
possible.

Data is the new currency.

Daley wanted to buy up
as much as he could.

And with the help of David Mashaba,

he could have bought himself

illegal access
to Unitas's biometric data.

Their health passports.

That's why Daley wanted
control of Unitas.

Which is why, when the Health Secretary
wanted to block their contract...

Ethan Daley had her killed.

And then framed Tom
with the help of Fiona.

In her police interview,
Fiona said that,

unless she engineered forensic samples,

her funding would be withdrawn.

And in his interview,

David hinted at taking money
from an undeclared backer

to fund Unitas.

We don't know that backer was Daley.

Daley is rich enough
to fund Fiona's research,

support Unitas,

and his business interests
give him motive to want

the Health Secretary dead.

If we're right, he's targeting
everyone connected to the case.

We have enough grounds to interview him,

and I'd like Nikki and Jack

to do a forensic sweep
of his house again.

If there's even a chance that
Daley was involved, then...

OK.

OK, I'll speak to
the Home Secretary immediately.

Thank you.

And what about Sam Ryan?

Simone, do you want to give your update?

Yeah, sure.

I've been trying to examine the imprints

that I found on this envelope label

that we believe came from Sam Ryan.

I've got some of my officers

going over to Ethan Daley's house.

Nikki, Jack, let's go.

- You good?
- Yeah, go ahead.

Anything in it?

Well, this here is Oliver Meehan's
phone number, but...

apart from that, I'm not sure
what Mitchell 13 refers to.

Trying to find out if it's important.

OK.

- Thanks anyway.
- Yeah, no worries.

Hi. You've reached the voicemail

of Dr Nikki Alexander.

Please leave a message after the tone.

How did you find me?

Delighted to see you alive,
Professor Ryan.

I don't think you are.

I know, Oscar.

You know what?

Daley needed someone in government

to lobby for Vigil.

You greased the right palms,

and in return...

How much have you made so far?

Much more than an adviser
would make in a lifetime.

You can't prove my involvement.

Everyone thinks Daley was working alone,

and I'm going to make sure
that it stays that way.

You should have left this all alone.

I'd think twice before shooting me.

I've no evidence to link you to Daley,

but I have got myself
an insurance policy.

Oliver Meehan, he discovered
that Vigil was corrupt,

and when you tried to set me up
to meet with Daley,

I realised you were, too.

So I had to act fast
and get off your radar.

Buy myself enough time

so I could learn about Fiona's science.

And let's face it, Oscar,

I was more than qualified to manufacture

my own disappearance.

You see, I already had your DNA.

I fabricated your samples.

My death will trigger their release

to an ongoing murder investigation.

It's only a matter of time
before they haul you in, Oscar.

You wouldn't do that.

Compromise a case with false evidence.

An attempt on my husband's life.

My stepson dead.

My daughter-in-law in a coma.

I think I'm capable
of doing anything right now.

It takes a certain type of ambition

to frame an innocent man.

Tom Faulkner for the death
of the Health Secretary.

Lewis Daley, when I had
his stepmother killed.

I think you're bluffing.

You're going to recall
those samples now.

No.

Really?

You're willing to die for this?

Try me.

Oh, my God.

Wait.

Tom's in there and he's got a gun.

He's just shot someone.

You made the Health Secretary
go to Liverpool, didn't you?

For the Unitas launch.

You told me as much in the cafe.

It's why I've been following you.

You sent Alice Reynolds there to die.

Then you set me up.

Left me to rot in prison
for the rest of my life.

You were even willing to tear down

the integrity of DNA evidence,
just to line your pockets.

Well, it ends here.

Now.

Tom, don't!

Alice Reynolds,

Oliver Meehan, Dan Clements,

Rosa Hernandez - he's responsible.

No-one else needs to die, Tom.

He should face justice the proper way.

There'll be armed police here
any minute.

He'll get away with it.

We've spent so long trying
to prove you're not a killer.

Don't undo that now.

Please, Tom.

Please.

They arrested Daley.

He was trying to leave the country.

Thank God for that.

I knew he was next on Oscar's list.

Very impressive work, tracking me down.

Not even Vigil could find me.

Well, you did a great job
of staying off their radar,

hiding out here.

But if you didn't want me to find you,

you should've used
a different notepad...

...for your envelope label?

Is that how you found me?

Yeah. Good old ESDA.

Ran it through the machine and it showed

the words "Mitchell 13".

I figured out that was one
of your early UN postmortems.

That you did right here.

Did you share Mitchell 13
with Oscar, by any chance?

Yeah, I did.

No wonder he was here first.

He was across that case.

So sorry. I didn't...

Listen, you've nothing to be sorry for.

Coming up here by yourself,

not knowing what you'd find inside.

I was just doing my job.

That's the kind of mad thing
I used to do back in the day.

I miss it sometimes.

Do you?

Hmm.

Why did you leave the Lyell, then?

Because my son, Joe,
was going through a bad time and...

...I needed to be there for him.

Thanks.

How do you think it went?

As well as we could have expected.

Fiona's stem cell work will continue

with minimal restrictions.

I doubt they understood
the finer details

of mutations and stem cells.

It doesn't matter,

as long as they do understand
we have found a test

that identifies legitimate
samples from fake ones.

And will hopefully protect
the integrity of DNA evidence for good.

Have you heard they've set
a date for Ethan Daley's trial?

And Vigil's being dismantled?

You don't look very happy about that.

We've stopped Ethan Daley,

but how long until
the next person comes along

and tries to do the same thing?

Another Oscar Harris
who grabs the opportunity

to line his pockets.

We're all still sharing our data freely

with no real idea
of how it's being used.

I mean, look at you.

You set up Unitas
with such good intentions,

and look how easily that was corrupted.

We can't expect people
to stop sharing their data.

We need to find a way to make sure

that the people who control it
can be held to account.

You sound like Tom.

Maybe he got that right.

Didn't expect to see you again, Sam.

I was just on my way
to the hospital to visit Fiona

and I couldn't resist
popping in to say goodbye.

Very thoughtful of you.

I mean to this place.

How did it go today?

Uh... It went well.

Although I think the committee
were pretty surprised.

Not sure how pleased they were about it.

And what's next for you?

Apparently, there's an opening
for a special adviser

at the National Crime Agency.

There's no point in standing still.

Can't tempt you back here?

This place was my family
for such a long time,

but I've got a new one now.

And speaking of which, I must go.

If I ever need a team again, well...

...you guys are still my number one.

You can call on us any time.

It's been an absolute pleasure.

Hmm.

Give my regards to Simone.

Will do.

Oh, Christ! Simone! What time is it?

Oh, yes.

Please have your passports

and boarding passes
ready for inspection.

See her?

There she is. Simone!

Simone!

Oh, sorry! Sorry, I'm so sorry.

Guys! We said no goodbyes.

This isn't goodbye. It's good luck.

Oi!

How are you feeling about it all? Hmm?

Well, I thought
I'd feel more terrified, but...

I don't know, I woke up this morning

and I just feel really light, you know?

I realised I could carry
all of this stuff,

all of this quilt
around with me for ever,

or I could choose not to punish
myself and let it go.

We all deserve that, don't we?

Life's too short to live
in the past, eh?

I wish I'd had you around
when I was growing up.

Oh, I just hope I'm a good auntie.

You'll be grand.

You always are.

This is the final call for flight...

All right, all right, she's coming.
Go, go.

- I'll call you.
- Go!

- Take care.
- Hope it goes well.

I'm proud of her.

Nothing's more important
than family, right?

That's it.

So... what's next?

Home?

Yours or mine?

Not your house of horrors.

Oh...

That's fair.

Just needs a bit of love,
like the rest of us.

Hmm?

Come on.

Come on!

You all right?

What is this?

That's not your phone.

What?

Step to the back of the room.
Your solicitor's here.

Don't worry, Oscar.

It's all over now.

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