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- I'm nearly there, get off.
- We've gotta go.

- Get down!

- The HMX-319 comes
from Porton Down,

but they couldn't
tell me any more.

It's classified, Lana.

- There's a single
bombing campaign

run by one group, the Crusaders.

- There's another member of
the cell, the bomb maker.

They know call-out times,

how we think, how
we move, everything.

It's got to be an inside man.

- Come on.
- Jesus Christ.

- I can't ignore your conduct.

I think you should take
some personal leave.

- We believe your
brother is involved

with the Crusaders cell.

- I'm sorry, sir, are you
sure you mean my Billy?

- My mate asked me

to give some of the
lads a lift down.

Must be some kind of joke.

- They're not
who you think they are.

- Looks like a bomb.

- Gonna go to Cranstead
Fields, Billy.

Billy, I'm here.

- Lana, it's
about three minutes, yeah?

You've gotta get me out the car.

- The timer, it means nothing.

They put it there as a trick
so that you open the door.

- Lana, please don't go.

- You've gotta trust me.

Listen to me, I'm your sister.

- Lana, Lana, do something.

- Suspect is
unlocking door, repeat.

- Billy!

- Might be an idea for you

to move in here
with me, you know.

- So is that what
we are, then, mates?

- You tell me.

- All right?
- Yeah.

It's a bit of a mess.

- Haven't really been getting
much response from my texts,

so I just thought I'd come over

and just make sure you're okay.

- I'm sorry.
- No.

Come here.

Look, why don't we just
get you some bags packed?

Get you over to mine,
get you moved in.

Means I can look
after you, properly.

- Not now, Thom, it's
not the right time.

- Okay.

- Have you, um, heard
any more about John?

- We didn't find
anything on him.

- What?

It's just,
that's impossible.

- We've looked through

his entire comms history,
Lana, he's clean.

- Then you need to look harder,

you must be missing
something, like.

I don't get it.

- Well, look, I couldn't
stay for long anyway,

so I should probably get back.

I'll just give you some space.

- All right?

- No, but you know how it is.

- I do.

I know us lot don't
really do talking,

but if you wanted
to, I'm right here.

Or not, I'm happy
just sitting here.

- If Billy would
have trusted me,

he'd have been okay.

- How do you mean?

- Well, we were, we were close,

and then life got in the way.

My job got in the way.

But I know if we
were still tight

he would have listened
to me, I know he would.

It's all down to me, everything.

- I know how it feels to
carry the guilt, you know.

Do you remember the first time

you stood in front of a device?

The sheer terror.

But now, after years and
years of training, nothing.

Autopilot, no nerves.

But that's just us, right?

Wasn't that your brother
didn't trust you.

He wouldn't have known
what the fuck was going on.

So don't beat
yourself up over it.

You're a good EXPO,
and a great person,

and no one could
have done any more.

- Who knows?

But thank you for saying that.

You remind of Nut.

- Wow, well, he
was a great person.

- Yeah, he was.

- That's probably
the nicest thing

anyone has ever said to me.

Not a lot of compliments
where I come from.

You know, I really think we've
got loads of stuff in common.

Things we've been through and
come out on the other side.

I really feel like you get me.

- Don't know if I get myself.

- I get you.

- I'm knackered.

Head off?

- Yeah, of course.

What do you feel like doing?

Could watch a film or something.

What is it the kids
say, Netflix and chill?

- Yeah, I think, um,
I'm just gonna go

and be by myself for a
bit, if that's all right.

- Yeah, of course.

- Thanks
for this, Lana.

I know it can't be easy.

- I want to help, ma'am.

- First thing to say is
that our initial findings

point to Billy being unaware
of the Farringdon VBIED plot.

A pressure plate was
rigged under his seat,

set to arm the door
when he got up.

Billy's actions in driving
away from Farringdon

helped save many lives.

- We've been establishing a
timeline of Billy's movements

in the days leading
up to the incident,

using comms history
and interviews.

We geo-located Billy to
an address in Streatham,

registered to a Thomas Marshall.

- Yeah, Tommy was an
old mate of Billy's.

- We believe that
Billy stayed with Tommy

until the morning of
the anti-fascist demo,

and then set off
on public transport

to an address in Brixton,

spending approximately
one hour there

before heading north in his car.

- This is when he
tripped the ANPR camera.

From then on we
have his movements.

- We called your mobile
phone at 11:41 am,

and you were at
O'Hara's Pool Hall.

You didn't say
who you were with.

- Just some mates,
ah, Danny and Mike.

- Billy had been charged with
racially aggravated assault.

He was due to stand
trial next month.

Had he previously shown
any far-right inclinations?

- No, ah, not like that.

He was, he was
easily led, naive.

- Did Billy ever
mention someone called Frank?

- No.

- We uncovered a
number of messages

sent between Billy and
an individual named Frank

over the course of the last week

on an encrypted
messaging service.

And from the nature of them,

we believe Frank
is connected to,

or a member of, the Crusaders.

- They groomed him.

- When forensics
were processing Billy's flat,

they found DNA matching an
individual on our system.

- Frank Adrian Welsh, born
Dagenham, 7th of June 1978.

Did time for armed robbery.

Released from prison
three years ago.

He's a former member
of English Flag.

We believe he was
amongst those members

expelled by Agatha Jack.

- We've established a connection

between him and Nic Roberts.

In late 2019, Welsh and Roberts

both attended the same
rehabilitation group.

- Welsh was in the Territorial
Army between 2005 to 2014.

His record shows
explosives training.

- So he fits the profile
of the bomb maker

that we've been looking for.

- We agree, this is
the man we're after.

- Ma'am, ma'am, can I
have a word, please?

I need to return to work.

I need it and you need it.

- Lana, you've been
exposed to extreme trauma.

Notwithstanding my
concern for your welfare,

our protocols require a
set period off active duty.

- Yeah, I get it, but
this is not the time

to be one EXPO down.

And without blowing
my own trumpet,

you brought me on as
senior for a reason.

- It's not about your
level of experience, Lana.

After all you've been through,

we need to give you
all the support we can.

- I'm ready, and I
was wrong about John,

but I need to do all I
can to get Frank Welsh.

- I would want daily reports
after each job you're sent to,

and you'll need ongoing support
from occupational health.

It's not that we don't have

the utmost faith
in your ability,

it's that we have a
duty of care to you.

- Understood, whatever it takes.

- Um, before we begin,

there's a short
questionnaire to fill in.

It's standard practice
for all new patients.

- Cheers.

- I see
from your case file

that you've been on active
service since you left school.

For the last five years

with the Met Police and
before that the army?

- Er, yeah, I served two
tours in Afghanistan in EOD.

Thanks.
- Thank you.

I see you've ticked
no to every question.

- Yeah.

- You're gonna have to trust me.

And you're gonna
have to be honest

about how you're feeling.

Do you discuss things
or share feelings

with your friends or colleagues?

- Not really, no.

We're focused on the job,

and not talking
about our feelings.

- When you're away from the
job, is it hard to switch off?

- Yeah, it can be.

Which can be difficult
for the people around me,

um, my partner.

Nut used to say that, um,

EOD stood for
Every One Divorced,

which isn't far from the truth.

- So how you feeling right now?

- My job is to keep people safe,

and I haven't been able to.

- Yeah.

- There was a gentleman
called Ali Hussein,

who was a father and a husband.

I just couldn't get
to the device in time.

My brother.

And, um, Nut,

my number one, my friend.

- And how does it feel
carrying that responsibility?

- I, I don't
know how to answer that.

- That's how we
came to identify him.

Tracking down Frank Welsh
is our number one priority.

Forget what's going
on in your lives,

this is the only thing you
should be thinking about.

I want unit cars outside
all his known addresses.

I want his friends and
family interviewed.

Someone knows something.
Let's get cracking.

I want results today.

- Hi.
- Hey.

- Um, well, it sounds like
the manhunt's in full swing.

You okay? Can I
help with anything?

- Yes, um, have
you got a minute?

It's just that you said
you'd been playing pool

with Danny and Mike.

It's just that I know,
from the duty log,

they were both at
HQ at the time.

So, I don't understand.

- Yeah, I was with someone else.

- So what does that mean?

Does that mean, um,

does that mean it's
over between us?

- I don't know.

- I should get back.

- Fucking hell.

- Here we are, a day
away from the by-election,

and Agatha Jack and English Flag

still haven't produced
a clear policy.

Are they taking their
supporters for granted?

Or is it the so-called
progressive alliance

that's making your blood boil?

Tell us what you think.

Join me, Simon Shenley,
after the latest travel news.

- This guy is so biased.

- Hey, why we even
listening to this?

What happened to that
old dad rock channel,

whatever we were listening to?

- Dad rock?

- Thanks, guys, thank you.

Welcome to the show,
a special edition

coming from the University
of South London.

We're here to discuss
the upcoming by-election.

By-elections in marginal seats
are always a big news story,

but this one is
particularly significant,

coming at a time
when London is facing

a critical threat level.

So who's most likely to win?

We'll discuss that, as well
as the progressive alliance

between the
left-leaning candidates.

If you're just tuning
into this story,

it's a deal that has been
struck between the Lib Dems,

Greens and Labour in a
bid to funnel voters away.

- All right, Wash?
- Hey.

- From English Flag.

- All right, stranger?
- All right.

Turn that down, Danny.
- Gladly.

- Right, listen up,
I've been briefed by HQ.

We've got a name for the
bomber, it's Frank Welsh.

Now, he's a devious shit.

He doesn't care who he hits,

whether it's police
or civilians.

We know he likes secondaries,

so we need to
watch out for that.

We also know he
likes a tilt switch,

so don't even think
about moving anything

until it's been cleared.

He's trying to have a little
bit of fun with the EXPO,

get in our heads, waiting
for us to make a mistake.

- Piece of work.

- Yeah, so, I need you all
to be on top of your game.

I'm not losing anyone else.

- Mate, I'm so sorry.

It's good to see you back.

- That the device
from Cranstead Fields?

- Yeah, I managed to
build this reconstruction.

The timer was definitely
a dummy, I'm so sorry.

Oh, before I forget, I've been
wanting to give you these.

Forensics unit two bagged
them up at Westhaven

but not processed them.

You know how it gets
after a big sweep.

Lost in an evidence locker.

- Nut's snips. Thanks.

- Look, I, um, I double
checked with Porton Down

about the HMX we found.

A guy owes me a
favour at the lab.

He was able to copy
across the file data

associated with the batch.

Porton Down have said the files

on HMX-319 are classified,
but look at this.

- I don't know what
you're showing me,

there's nothing
there, it's empty.

Just numbers, 661142.

- Yeah, exactly, that's it.

That was all that
was in the file.

It's been wiped clean.

Perhaps, perhaps this
is standard protocol

to manage sensitive historic
files, I don't know.

From the export code I know

it was produced for
license in Afghanistan,

if that's any help?

So, this is either
routine housekeeping or.

- They're trying to
cover their tracks.

- DI Desai.

Received. Security alert
at South London University.

- Shit.
- SCO-19 assigned.

Evacuation in progress

at the University
of South London.

A suspect package has been found

during the transmission
of a radio talk show.

All units to university.

- EXPO two, received.

- At 2:05 pm a member
of the security team

noticed a suspicious item,

which was hidden amongst
the recording equipment

brought in for broadcast.

They checked their
CCTV and a man

can be seen moving equipment,
who isn't one of their staff.

So we went through all the IDs
that were shown at the entry

and we came up
with this fake one.

It's Welsh.

The talk show panel have
gone to a safe location

in case they were
his intended target.

We've blocked all roads
within a one-mile radius,

but he could be in the
vicinity and he could be armed.

Let's keep our eyes open, okay?

- Understood.

Okay, listen up, Frank
Welsh is confirmed

as the subject of interest.

You've all been briefed
on his appearance.

Secure your positions.

- Yes, sir.

- Trojan four one, in position.

- Trojan five
four, in position.

- Yo.
- All right?

- Yeah.

- Right, keep your eyes
peeled while we're inside.

It'll be radio silence
while we're in there.

John, you're with me.

- All right, do you want
me to hold your hand?

Show you how to do it proper?

Give me the vest.

- Lana.
- Yeah.

- You all right?

- Yeah.
- It's okay,

you got this, okay?

Now, bring it in, all right?

- Cheers, John, let's go.

- You
were telling me

about how you fight
the urge to run.

- I make it personal.

What scares us is the unknown,

so you have to try and get
inside the bomber's head.

Why have they put
that device there?

Are they playing mind games?

Is this what it looks like,

or is there something
more complex?

That's where my focus is,

that's how I shut out the fear.

- The device is up ahead.

- Yeah, I know.

- Well, come on then.

- It's me and the device.

Me and the bomber.

Me versus him.

- All right, Wash?

- Yeah, just
give me a minute.

- I, ah, I've been
meaning to say, Wash.

I'm sorry about your
Billy, he was a good kid.

- What the fuck?

Not now, yeah, John?

- Can't say anything, can I,

without you biting me head off.

- Central seven four,
keep all crowd back.

Repeat, all crowd back.

Any visuals on suspect?

- Trojan one, negative.

- Trojan three
six, negative here too.

- Here you are, mate.

- Ta.

- It's not poisoned.

- Right, we've got
a mobile phone and a timer,

but it's just blinking.

- Yeah, decoy timer,
remote detonation.

Like you say, this fucker
likes to mess with us.

There's no rush, Wash.

- Yeah, got all day, haven't we?

Right, get back.

- Trojan five four,
still no obs on Welsh.

- Shit, two phones, one
to prime, one to trigger.

Right, can you go and
speak to DI Youngblood?

Tell him to look
out for any suspects

that might be carrying
two mobile phones.

- No, you go, I'll stay.
- No, you go.

I'm gonna set up the
pigstick to disrupt.

- EXPO seven,
we've located IEDs,

a mobile phone
initiating device.

Two mobiles attached, one
to prime, one to trigger.

- Central seven four, received.

Okay, eyeballs on anyone
with two mobile phones.

Everyone's got their
bloody phone out.

- Damn.

Hang on.

Trojan five four, I have
a visual on a suspect.

He's carrying two mobile phones.

- Shit.

The device is armed.

Pigstick's in place but I've
got to complete the circuit.

- Right, I'll set up.

- Yeah, go, go, go.

- EXPO seven,
device is armed.

Repeat, device is armed.

- Where are you?

Got ya, Trojan five four,

I have a good visual
again on the suspect.

He's looking at the
building, two phones in play.

- Trojan one,
received, is it Welsh?

- Trojan five four,
positive ID, Frank Welsh.

I'm taking the shot.

Trojan five four, suspect down.

- Trojan one received,
EMT required.

Trojan one to EXPO seven.

We've taken down Frank Welsh.

He was carrying two
phones, now inactive.

- EXPO seven, received.

Wash.
- Yeah.

- Suspect's down.

- Is it Welsh?

- They think so.

- Okay, good, I'm gonna
disrupt any minute now.

- Right, all
the pressure's off.

- Okay.

- EXPO seven, we're
about to disrupt.

- Shit!

Hard cover!

- Get down, take cover!

- Come on, come on, come on.

- We have eye witness
reports of John Hudson

fleeing the scene
seconds before the blast.

And mobile data confirms
that he used his mobile

in the seconds before the device

at the University of South
London was triggered.

Frank Welsh was the caller
to the primer phone.

When he was killed,
Hudson took over.

In the last hour we've been
able to make a positive match

between his phone and the
trigger phone on the device.

- We've now established
that the explosive used

at the university
attack was the same mix

as that in the device
at Westhaven, Amburiq

and the Five Oaks.

More explosive has
been discovered

at a property belonging
to John Hudson.

It's undergoing analysis.

- From the Security
Service point of view,

John Hudson is not a name
we've previously encountered.

Had he been under investigation?

- John Hudson had been
under surveillance,

and he fits our working profile.

However, until now we had no
evidence of his involvement.

- Okay, we now have
a potential suspect

to track down, John Hudson.

Member of the Met EXPO team,

a highly trained
military veteran.

It is imperative that
we locate and detain him

as soon as possible.

Okay, everyone,
let's get to work.

- What are you doing here?

- Ah, look, the
last time I saw you,

the way we left things,
I was out of order

assuming you'd come back
with me or I'd come to yours.

I don't want you to think that.

I'm not trying to pressure you.

- I didn't think that,
honestly, it's fine.

Look, I've just come back
to pick some stuff up.

I've got to go back to work.

- I know you're so used to

doing all the tough things
in life by yourself.

I get it, but I can help.

We're the same, you
just need to let me in.

I feel for the first
time I've met someone

who can make sense of my life,

and I want you to give me the
chance to do the same for you.

- That's really kind, Karl.

Honestly, I really
appreciate it.

It's just my head is all
over the shop at the minute.

- Yeah, I know you're
going through so much,

but I just wanted
to say my piece.

- Thanks, see ya.
- See ya.

- Hey.
- Hi.

- John Hudson's place?

- Bagged and tagged.

- I just don't understand
how an EXPO could do this.

We all know the damage IEDs
do, the lives that are lost.

The whole purpose of our
job, of our existence,

is to stop this from happening.

How does somebody's head flip?

He even lied to my
face about Billy,

about being sorry, about Billy.

- I know, Wash, I-

- Yeah, thanks.

- DI Youngblood, I was, um,

I was just about
to explain to Wash

that the chemical explosive
found at John Hudson's place

was an exact match
of the HMX-319

that was used in the
Crusader devices.

Also, despite the
device functioning,

some parts I was able
to study in depth

and I found this in the
interior of the device.

- Yeah, 1912.

- You saw something
similar written on the wall

at Westhaven, didn't you?
- Yeah.

- It's a message, someone's
trying to tell us something.

- This the A-Z he used?

- Yeah, I've got
a scan somewhere.

- Look, Lana, um, about John.

Sorry I doubted you.

- No, not as sorry as
I am that I was right.

- These are all the pages
that he'd written on,

made notes and so on.

Synagogues, mosques, gay pubs.

- Five Oaks pub, Amburiq Mosque.

He was thorough.

- Hang on, on the
Amburiq Mosque page

there's something else marked.

- I didn't
see that before.

- Hey, ah, yeah, I need a
background check on an address.

Caredale Road, SE1.

- don't recognise
that, it sounds residential.

- Okay, listen to me, get ahold

of the Labour candidate
and their security.

Tell them we're on our way.

It's the progressive alliance
campaign headquarters.

Miss Campbell-Khan?
- What's going on?

- We've had intelligence
of a potential attack.

We just need to make sure
the office is secure.

Um, would anyone
know your timetable?

- Sure, I post regular
updates on social media.

I mean, that's half
the job these days.

- Yeah, no, I understand,
um, if you could just.

It's just a safety precaution,

it'll be temporary, thank you.

- Thanks.
- Thank you very much.

Thank you.

- Lana, we've been
running plate checks

with all vehicles to
ensure they're registered

to residents or visitors,
and we've been alerted

to one that appears to be a
long-term parking violation.

Come, follow me.

We've cleared the
rest of the street.

- Nice one.

Excuse me, whose is that car?

Do you know whose this car is?

- Officer, I'll
take over from here.

You need to take that
off and put it down.

- I'm a council contractor.

- You need to take it
off and put it down.

Have you got any ID? Come on.

Step away.

- What's going on?
- Step away, please, sir.

- What's happening?

- There's no council
logo on this clamp.

- Er, okay, I'll check it out.

- Did you put this clamp on?
- No.

- Who did you speak to?

- Someone from the council.
- Someone you know?

- No.

- Hey, I
need to check to see

if the council ordered a car
removal on Caredale Road.

- Step away
from the vehicle, sir.

- What's she doing?

- Can you step away
from the vehicle, please.

- Caredale, Charlie,
Alpha, Romeo, Echo, yeah.

Sir, please move away, I've
asked you, please, thank you.

Officer, please escort this
driver away, thank you.

- There's an open gas
cover under the boot.

- I also need to check on
any gas works in the area.

Council didn't order
any car removal service,

and didn't clamp the car.

- Right, they want this car
moved, this is a set-up.

Shit.
- Central seven four

to all units, we need to
immediately evacuate the area

and set up a 100-meter cordon

around a suspected
VBIED on Caredale Road.

- Control
received, central seven four.

- You all right?
- Yeah.

- Shall we send in the robot?

- No, John will know that
we're gonna open the boot.

- Here.
- Ta.

- What about the optic cable?

- Yeah, good idea.
- Cool.

Let's suit up, then.

- We good?
- Yeah, good.

- Yeah, slowly does it.
- Yeah.

That's a tilt switch.

- Yeah, he wanted us to tow
the car to lift the tilt.

Keep going round.

- Trying to see
what it's attached to.

- Bollocks, it's an EFP.
- Shit.

- Danny's told
us about the device.

- It's an EFP, an explosively
formed projectile.

- Yeah, and there's
no gas work scheduled.

- So what
are you thinking?

- Well, there's a
tilt switch attached,

so when the car is
lifted on to the ramp

it sets off the charge,
in this case it's one

that fires a projectile.

So it's strong enough to go
straight through the boot

and into the gas pipes.

- So it's a gas bomb.

Hudson's trying to create
an underground explosion?

- No, because
that's not possible.

The gas needs oxygen
to become an explosion.

There's some more
complex plan in place.

- Well, the staff
at the campaign HQ,

they were told that the
gas pipes were faulty,

filled with water and dirt.

- Sir, we've been door-to-door.

Most of the residents
on this street

have had a gas engineer
inside changing the meter.

- Right, okay, so
this is gonna be John.

Why's he been in every
house changing the meters?

- Central eight five to control.

We need to evacuate all the
roads surrounding Caredale Road.

Widen the cordon to 500 meters.

Please arrange a
bronze evacuation,

this could affect
thousands of residents.

- I'll oversee the evacuation.

- I'll get Hamilton
to tell the gas board

to turn off the
gas on the street.

- Thom, I need EXPO support.

I need to get into
all of these buildings

and we need to check
all the gas meters.

I'll start with the
campaign headquarters.

- Fine.

- Let's go.

Shit.

Tilt switch.

Shit, hang on.

He's gonna release the gas.

This is EXPO two.

It looks like he's
set up a gas explosion

in every building on the
street, I need EXPO support now.