All language subtitles for After.the.Flood.S01E04.In.Too.Deep.2160p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP5.1.HDR.H.265-MADSKY

Round the back.

You OK?

Yeah. Yeah, think so.

Do we know who it is?

Chris Robinson, the caretaker
who found the body in the lift.

I saw him hanging through
the window around the side...

hanging from the bannister.

What? You were here on a job?

I thought Roy had
you on desk duty.

Yeah, I'm here for Pat's sister.

Erm... Robinson got fired
from his job today...

didn't respond very well,

wouldn't hand his
security pass in.

Kelly worried that it would
just make things worse for him,

so I said I'd pop
round and have a word.

CID and CSI are on their way.

Gibbo, get a first
account from Jo.

When you've done your statement,
get off home, alright?

Yeah, thanks.

- Do it out here?
- Yeah.

Mackie just called. So...

I, erm...

I have to tell you something.

How did you find him?

Yeah, not about tonight.

I put the lift man's DNA

into an online
genealogy database.

I know. I know. I
didn't think it through.

I just... I thought I
might find something,

but... I found a match.

Tasha Eden?

Yeah, who then turned
up at our house.

- When?
- The other night.

She'd tracked me down because,
as far as she's concerned,

her brother died five years ago,
except, of course, he didn't.

He hadn't died.

He'd faked his own death
and become Alex Welland,

who then dies two
days before the flood.

Or is killed... murdered.

For what? By who? And who knows?

That's what I'm
trying to work out.

- On your own.
- Yeah, because...

OK, technically, in submitting
the DNA, I did break the law.

There's nothing
technical about it, Jo.

So, it was you with Tasha
Eden at the Nanta office?

Nanta is Tasha's nickname.

That's why that name
jumped out to her

when she saw the responses
to the lift man's E-FIT.

And tonight, you find the caretaker
because you're at his house.

I met him when the body
was found in the lift,

and I saw him again after I'd
looked at the crime scene photos,

and a red car that I
remember seeing wasn't there,

so I just...

I just went back to ask
him if he remembered it,

and he didn't, but I
did then find out that

that is a Jack
Radcliffe building.

Chris showed me round the offices
cos they've never been used,

but the one nearest to the
lift has had its lock changed,

and Chris is
surprised, you know.

He says, if I'm interested,
he'll let me know

when he's got a new
key, and he did.

He left me a message saying

that he'd found something
weird, and to meet him there.

So I turn up, he doesn't,

but I do get to look
inside that room, and...

compared to the others,
it's been, like, cleaned,

like... like, scrubbed.

I mean, why that room?
Why none of the others?

Er... You say he
left you a message?

Yeah. Yeah. Erm...

Here.

You have one new message.

Hello there! It's Chris.

Chris from the car park.

I'm calling about our
locked room mystery.

Finally gotten it open.

I think you're gonna enjoy
taking a look inside.

It's a proper head scratcher.

Anyway, come by anytime
today, see for yourself.

Whoa, no, Pat,
what are you doing?

You can't delete
that. That's evidence.

Yeah, against you!

But, Pat, no, that's perverting
the course of justice.

Jo, you can't carry out
your own investigation.

You didn't even have permission
to go back to the car park.

They'll crucify you.

And you're gonna be a bloody
good detective one day,

so just stop.

Really, just stop,
or that will be it,

especially if they find out
about all this DNA stuff.

Look, just...

Just... think about
what your dad would say.

You really think he'd want
you to throw your career away

before it'd even begun? No.

So just...

leave it alone.
Leave it to CID.

What?

I told Mackie I was
out at the caretaker's

doing Kelly a favour,

getting Chris's
security pass back.

Well, you better start
being nice to her, then.

I'll have a word.

God, why did he kill himself?

Didn't seem the type.

- Is there a type?
- Hm.

Right. Bed. Come on.

You can tell me all
about Tasha Eden.

- What's she like?
- God, I dunno.

She's still reeling from the fact
that her brother wasn't dead,

and now he is and
was murdered, but...

I dunno. I like her.

Hey.

How you feeling?

I don't know.

There's... so much that
doesn't make sense.

And you're not helping.

Yeah? Well, I'm also finding
out I didn't know him.

What?

You know... The man
who was here before...

when you said he
was to do with work,

that must mean he knew Daniel?

Tasha, come on, man.

Please, look.

I know you're looking for
answers. Right, I get it.

But sometimes, there
just aren't any.

So if I were you...

I would go home tomorrow.

You want me to go?

Then I'm definitely
going to stay.

OK.

Suit yourself.

Having a shower in the
evening? That's new.

I'm off early in the morning.
It's the selection interviews.

I mean, why bother?

Who'd vote for your
mob these days?

Parliamentary candidate
will be as good as it gets.

Hey, you know the best cover-up
for people having an affair,

apparently, is running.

You jog off, meet up, do
the business, come home,

and cos you've done 5K, in the
shower, no questions asked.

You should take it up.

The fostering agency need to
know if we're taking that girl.

We've had that
conversation. No.

We've fostered for 20 years.
I'm thinking about me now...

about me and getting
to Westminster.

And jiggy-jogging.

Your obsession with me having
an affair is ridiculous.

If Jack and I are close,

it's because that's
what our jobs demand.

- Ho-ho!
- Have a lie-in. You're not in today.

Oh, tell that to this one.
It's on the move. Look.

Aw! Come here. Come here.

Aw!

That's amazing.

Ew! Ugh! Gross.
Yuck. Put it away.

- Good morning, Sophie.
- Hi, Sophie.

Er, Soph, is your mum up yet?

Yeah, they're out at the house,
seeing what can be saved.

- I'm in this morning.
- Oh, it's all right.

I'll pop in and see her.
You give us a lift, yeah?

- Mm-hm.
- Mm.

Where are you going?

I'm just getting my waterproofs.

Morning. If you haven't
heard, Chris Robinson,

the caretaker who discovered
the body in the lift,

was found dead last night.

Apparent suicide.

Yeah. I've spoken to his
employer, Jack Radcliffe,

who's informed us that
he fired Chris yesterday

for involvement
in a parking scam.

Before leaving this
to CID, though,

I just want to complete a
few enquiries, so, Babak,

you're with me this morning.

For the rest of you...

following receipt
of the DNA results,

Tasha Eden's formally
identified the body

as that of her
brother, Daniel Eden.

And it turns out, we could have a
minor criminal family on our hands.

Daniel and his father
were investigated

for fraudulent
accounting here in 2005.

The father, a French national,

then did time in Marseille
for similar offences,

and Miss Eden herself

has been arrested for
affray and assault, so...

she is also a person
of interest now.

Let's, erm... Let's get her in.

Yes? You have a
problem with that?

I...

Well, only in so far as...
she can't be a suspect.

She wasn't even in the country
when her brother was killed.

That doesn't mean
she isn't involved.

Well, then, why come forward
and make an identification?

Well, perhaps she needs Daniel's
death to be formally recognised.

Maybe it's to do with the
inheritance or the business.

We know she was at the Nanta
offices with an unidentified male,

could be someone she's working
with, could be the killer.

She also told us yesterday she'd
never heard of Alex Welland,

which is bullshit
if she's at Nanta.

Shall I go on?

Let's go. Come on, Babak.

You found Robinson,
the caretaker?

Yes, sir.

- While "helping your sister"?
- Sister-in-law, yeah.

Right, right, cos desk
duty was an order.

Hey. When you don't have
a shift, don't come in.

What you trying to do? Make
the rest of us look bad?

I was just getting my raincoat.

Aw, Jo. What you doing?

Everyone in this street
was really lucky last time

cos you didn't get flooded,

but if it rains like
they say it's gonna rain,

you could get done, because
everywhere's waterlogged.

Yeah? If it does flood,
this thing here...

will stop the top half of your
homes from getting ruined.

You just stuff it down
the toilet with a towel.

Courtesy of the
Flood Relief Fund!

Didn't know you could do that.

Brilliant. Rob, give
us a hand, sweetheart.

So, yeah, just, you know, remember,
get yourself a flood kit together.

Yeah, dry clothes, medicine,
insurance documents.

I'm gonna come round
and fit yours myself.

We've got a downstairs
and upstairs lavatory.

- And a stairlift.
- Right, well, all right.

It's all right. We'll
sort it for you.

Molly? Hiya. I'm gonna shout.

Can I have your
attention, please?

Thank you. On the hour,

they're gonna test the flood
warning sirens, all right?

But it is just a test!

Right, but at any other time,

follow the flood drill
and get to safety.

But the sirens you will
hear shortly are a test!

And if they don't
work, like last time,

Sergeant Mackie will come round
and do an imitation of one.

Double act.

I've heard about these.

Yeah, really good.
Wish we had more.

If Jack Radcliffe gave us the
five grand he owed us, we would.

- He hasn't paid?
- No. Look.

All the benefits without
having to cough up.

What a snake.

How's Sarah?

70 miles away, getting
interviewed to be a Tory candidate

in a by-election.

Can you be a
councillor and an MP?

Could she still
live in Waterside?

I'll let you know when I'm told.

Molly!

Molly! Sorry, excuse me. Molly.

- Guess what?
- Hang on. Walk and talk.

Er, go on. I'll follow you.
Sorry, sweetheart. Go on.

So... the council have signed
off on Uplands Eco Housing.

- What do you mean?
- They're saying it's finished.

It's passed all inspections.

Hang on, what about all the
water running off the hill?

Yeah. Right. What about it?

They don't care,
and to prove it,

they're putting in planning
applications to double the size

of Uplands Two on
the same hillside.

Fuck off.

It's all online
for anyone to see,

with Jack Radcliffe promising
ponds and swales again.

It's the same Chair of
Planning, that Sarah Mackie,

so they know exactly
what they're doing.

- Oh, go away.
- What's up?

- Nothing. It's some uni stuff.
- Molly, love?

Right. I'm coming! Do you know,
I'm gonna think of Jack and Sarah

when I'm stuffing
this down the toilet.

All right. Off we go.

All right. Come on.

Oh, hey, Jo.

Seeing what we can salvage,
precious bits and pieces.

Keith, I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry. I didn't
realise you'd had it this bad.

It's just where we've measured
Sophie's height that I mind losing,

you know, can't wash that
down and put it in a box.

Hm.

Listen, you can stay with us
for as long as you'd like.

No need, thanks. Jack's
sorted us a place on Uplands.

We'll be out of your
hair by tonight.

- Oh, well, that's good.
- Yeah, it's great.

Thanks for everything, though.

Ooh. Sorry, work.

Erm... Kelly?

Kelly?

Listen, I do wanna thank you
for everything, actually.

Oh. Oh. No, God, I mean, I
should've been more welcoming.

I just, erm...

I just wanted to say that I'm
sorry about Chris Robinson.

Oh, God, yeah. Awful.

Jack rang this morning. The
police had called to let him know,

and he was in a right state

cos, you know, if he
hadn't sacked him...

- Course, yeah.
- And I liked Chris.

He were funny when
he weren't upset.

Yeah. I was the one that found
him, actually... found his body.

You? Oh, God, are you OK?

Yeah, I'm fine. I mean,
it's horrible, but...

- He hung himself.
- Mm.

Er, the thing is, I, erm...

I told my colleagues that
I was round at Chris's

picking up his
security pass for you.

- For me? Why?
- Mm.

Well, I've been investigating
things a bit above my pay grade,

and there was... there was
something I wanted to ask Chris,

but I'm only a trainee, so...

just was wondering,
if anybody asks...

would you mind backing me up?

Yeah. Yeah, sure. No problem.

I mean, I owe you one.

Several, actually.

- OK, thank you. Thanks.
- No, don't be daft.

Just wish Jack hadn't
been so hard on Chris.

I mean, if you change the lock,

don't sack the security
guy cos he gets a new key.

But then Jack's been stressed

ever since he had that
construction plant stolen

six, seven weeks ago, so...

Sorry, I thought
that Chris was sacked

for renting out parking spaces?

Well, yeah, that as well,

but it was the key
that set Jack off.

I mean, I thought he
were gonna deck Chris.

He went nuts.

Now feels bad, of course.

Made him generous, though.

Letting us have an Uplands
house for as long as we need.

How long's that gonna be?

Excuse me.

Excuse me!

This is a construction site,
I'm sorry, but you can't just

- walk in off the street.
- You knew my brother.

What's his name?

To me, he's Daniel Eden.
To you, Alex Welland.

OK.

He and Lee Ellison
worked together.

I know you know Lee
because I saw you together

at his place yesterday.

Yeah, so I'd like to know

what you can tell
me about my brother.

I have some very important
clients arriving, and, erm...

no offence, but your brother
wasn't a man of his word.

Now, for all I know, that could
be a trait in your family, so,

if you wanna talk...

well...it has to be...

mutually beneficial.

OK.

Yeah? Right.

- Who's William Caine?
- William Caine?

- Mm.
- Don't know, never heard of him.

William Caine owns this piece
of land we're standing on.

Well, maybe co-owns it with you
now that your brother's dead,

so... where is he?

I told you, I don't know him.

OK, this conversation's
over. Mal!

Did you kill my brother?

I've seen you lose your temper.

And if you're angry with Lee, maybe
you were even angrier with Daniel.

Do you know, I am not having the
best day of my life right now.

- Hey, did you kill my brother?
- No, I did not kill your brother.

But if it's any consolation...

his death is fucking
things up for me, big time,

and it's costing me a packet.

Sorry for your loss.

Do you wanna escort her off?

OK, then.

Do you know, I've spoken to
the police already today,

and I don't mind
calling 'em back.

- OK.
- OK.

So, Jack Radcliffe hasn't had
a planning application rejected

since Sarah Mackie became Chair
of Planning four years ago.

What, have they been
shagging all that time?

- Eh?
- Oh, sorry. No, er...

What I'm saying is Jack and
Sarah are working the system.

What, breaking the law?

No. No, no, no. They don't have to.
- Sorry, I don't understand.

Right, so basically, to get,
erm, planning permission

on a housing development
in this country,

you've got to show that
you're gonna put in, like,

water retention basins and ponds.
- Right.

Erm, to hold the water that
would otherwise run off.

Right, but once you've
started building,

it's up to you whether
you put 'em in or not

because it's not mandatory,
it's just recommended.

- Well, that can't be right.
- Right.

Yeah, you mean you do that 60
miles down the road in Wales,

yeah, you'd be breaking
the law, but here, no.

The government keep saying they're
gonna make it a legal requirement,

but this evening, Jack and
Sarah are pushing through

planning applications
for Uplands Two.

So they won't be subject to any sort
of changes in the law like that.

They're working the system,

knowing that they
are making Waterside

more vulnerable to flooding,

that they're gonna ruin
people's lives and worse.

Right. What can we
do to fuck it up?

- Seen another red car?
- Ha.

Why are we meeting here?

Chris Robinson's
house, where he died.

Yeah, and?

Why was Chris sacked? For
renting out parking spaces.

Correct, but also because he
got into that locked office.

Jack went ballistic, apparently.

His PA said she actually
felt scared for Chris.

- Jo, what are you saying?
- I'm saying...

Just wanna see if there's
any CCTV around here.

Yeah... because?

Cos what if Chris didn't
take his own life?

What if he was murdered?

Tasha Eden?

We'd like to invite you down
to the station for a chat.

- Can I say no?
- Yeah, it's voluntary.

But that could change.

I mean, it's crappy
door-cam footage,

but it's from a house almost
opposite Chris Robinson's.

It's a blurred figure
walking towards

Chris Robinson's blurred house.

You didn't even see
if he goes in or not.

It's from before
he died, though.

And we've got why
Chris was sacked now.

That's still hearsay
at the moment.

OK, he was also sacked for
renting out parking spaces,

one of which would have
been for your red car,

which maybe belonged
to the killer.

Yeah, but no-one
else remembers it.

Everyone else goes,
"What red car?"

The cleaned room, then,
and the changed lock,

you passed that
info on to Babak.

Who's probably done
nothing with it.

Yes, well, I've
been asking round,

and no local cleaning company's
touched that building,

meaning someone's
done it themselves.

Yeah, but, Deepa,
if we go to DCI Roy,

something has to be
concrete, and nothing is!

OK.

But if Chris's suicide
wasn't suicide,

we can't sit on this.

There has to be a way
to move it forward.

You said Pat was great
about everything last night.

Go to Pat.

Tasha, can you confirm that,
in an earlier statement,

you said that you believed
Daniel died five years ago?

Yes.

And you haven't seen or
spoken to him in that time?

Do you think I go to seances?

No, I ask because, in that case,
how did you know about Nanta?

It's a business that was formed
after you thought Daniel died.

It's only been in
existence three years.

Also, Daniel isn't registered
as the owner, Alex Welland is,

yet you still went to
the Nanta offices, why?

Nanta was Daniel's
nickname for me.

I tried my luck online, put
it in, and the office came up.

And who was the man you were
with at Nanta? What's his name?

You don't know his name?

Well, if it looks like I'm
struggling to believe you,

you'll be right, because
I have information

that suggests you knew
perfectly well Daniel was alive.

My father and I
heard my brother died

on the 5th of May, 2019,
at 4:20 in the afternoon.

He'd been in a motorcycle
accident in the Philippines.

Tasha, Daniel flew to France
three and a half weeks ago.

To Nimes.

12 miles from your home
in Gallargues-le-Montueux.

There's more.

Your brother in Vergeze,
four miles from Gallargues.

And then, in Gallargues itself,

at the bottom of the
road, where you live.

So, Tasha, which of
my previous questions

would you like to revisit first?

No.

You've got all this,

but what are you doing
about who killed Daniel?

Where are you with the one thing
that really matters? Nowhere!

- Please. Please, sit down.
- No, fuck off!

Putain de merde. I
am allowed to go.

What are you doing?

Look where you're going!

Tasha! Tasha?!

Tasha, what's wrong? Hey,
hey, what's happened?

Daniel came out to
France last month.

- What?
- He was at the end of my road.

They've got photos
of him. And it's him.

Why would he come
and not see me?

This is like going mad.

This is like someone's using me,

cos now they're saying I'm involved,
and next, it'll be I'm why he died.

And Lee tells me nothing.

Even when I've seen him
and Jack Radcliffe arguing.

And I fucking hate everyone!

Jo. Jo.

What did she say?

I'm not sure, she's upset,

but if anyone thinks
she's tied up in this,

it's ridiculous.

Jo, as ever, you
don't know that.

No, she's here because of me!

And if you're looking at her,
you're not looking at whoever it was

went round to Chris Robinson's
house last night before he died.

Look.

It's inconclusive, but...

It's not inconclusive,
it's nothing.

You have just ignored
everything we talked about.

What, because I spoke to Kelly?

No. Coming into the briefing
room earlier, piping up.

You just can't stop, can you?

They're focusing on Tasha, who
has nothing to do with this.

You've known that
woman for five minutes.

I am trying to do
the right thing, Pat.

Right, well, why don't you try
and do the right thing for us,

or just me?

Because I could get busted
for covering up for you,

but, no, I always
come last with you.

- No, that's not fair.
- Not fair?

You lied to me about
when our baby was due!

Look, I have said sorry about
that, and I will say it again.

I am sorry, but I'm trying
to say something valid here.

And me not telling you
about when the baby was due,

that wasn't about you.

So, what was it about, then?

Trying to get ahead, trying
to get on the course,

trying to become a detective?

I mean, how maternal
can you get?

Do you even want this baby?

Do you know a lot of couples
break up after the first baby?

It's like... one in
five in the first year.

Is that what this is?

Is that what is at
the heart of all this?

Do you...

Do you want to be with me?

Oh, God. No...

No, no, go on, just
sink our careers

while I go and try and
find Tasha fucking Eden!

There you go.

Thanks, Mum.

So... what's up, hey,
what's the matter?

I'm just...

I'm in too deep.

I'm way out of my depth,
and Pat is yelling, "Stop!"

and I probably should,

but I'm onto something that
no-one else is looking at,

but I can't make everyone
see what I can see

without losing my job!

If Dad had been in this situation,
what do you think he'd have done?

You're the one that's
like him. Ask yourself.

What do you think?

Oh, God, stay where
you are. It's Mackie.

He always tells Pat where I am.

I feel sorry for him.

For Mackie, why?

Because Sarah's playing
away with Jack Radcliffe.

What?

Yeah.

Big yeah. For years.

Oh, God. I hate
that. I hate that.

If you're not happy with
someone, just end it.

Don't cheat on 'em, just leave.

Yeah.

Oh, actually, Finn's
gonna be here in a minute.

Do you want anything?

- Oh, no, I'm fine, thanks.
- OK.

So, when Jack Radcliffe
bought that brownfield site

across the river, he
announced it was gonna be

the access road for Uplands Two.

Then he sells the site
to a firm called Nanta,

which is odd, because it's,
like, essential, isn't it?

But then the new
owner, Alex Welland,

lets Jack do exactly what
he was gonna do anyway...

build his access road.

Look at what else Jack's doing.

Building drainage outlets.

Yeah.

So, Alex Welland bought
land off Jack Radcliffe?

Yeah, Welland owns it,
him and William Caine,

but something's
going on, isn't it?

Because they're letting Jack
build a drainage outlets

on a piece of land he
doesn't even own any more.

- Can I have a look at them?
- Yeah.

Who's William Caine?

There's a planning
meeting about it tonight

with Sarah Mackie chairing.

We're gonna hijack it.

So, Alex Welland and William Caine
are working with Jack Radcliffe?

I mean, it's weird, isn't it?

But I'm still finding stuff
out, and this is the latest,

so, apparently, when you
own land next to a river,

you have the right to
discharge water into it,

so is that what
Jack's planning to do?

So, Jack's gonna
feed run-off water

from the new Uplands
directly into the river?

Yeah, I mean, it'd be legal,

but it would increase
the chance of flooding.

If not for Waterside,

then definitely the next
towns down the river.

Sorry.

That pin I sent, that's
where Lee lives, in a barn,

with shipping
containers outside.

OK, thanks. How are you doing?

I can't believe he
was in my street.

Daniel was in my street.

That close, so close.

And I've been thinking about when
he used to visit in the summer,

which I loved, but he'd always
go off on his own each trip,

never saying where he was
going or who he was meeting.

And where are you now?
What are you doing?

Cos they're looking
for you again.

I have to go.

Oh, my God. Jo, tell him.

I just think being
here's more important.

Do both! His final
exams start tomorrow!

Yeah, so what?

Final exams for what?

I mean, we're in the
middle of something here.

This is the moment.

Cos if we're not
flooding, we're burning.

This is the fight, happening
right here, right now.

Who cares about getting some degree?
- Your grandparents would.

Yeah, do your exams and this.

Why does it have to be one
or the other? It doesn't.

Do both! Go and come back.

Jo, tell him I'm right.

Finn, on this occasion,
do as she says.

Sit them, do it, and
see you next time, yeah?

Mum, I've got a cab
coming, so I'm gonna go.

So, how did the interview go?

Oh, felt good at the time,
always a dangerous sign.

How about you?

Well, the investment
people came,

no decision till the
end of the month.

I mean, they say
they're committed,

but until they sign,
I'm running on empty.

I mean, they could be in
on this, couldn't they?

They could be out to make
me fail, so that I go under,

then they pick up the pieces.

They need you.

I was asked about
Uplands at the selection.

"The green model for all
future developments."

Not my words,
someone on the panel.

Uplands Eco equals
Jack Radcliffe.

Hmm.

I, erm...

I also had a call
from the police today.

About Chris Robinson.

They asked me where I
was yesterday evening.

I said that we were working.

Did they ask where we were?

Yeah, course they did.
Why wouldn't they?

What if this gets
back to Mackie?

What did you want me to say?
What would you have said?

Sarah, what are you gonna say?

Deepa, I'm sending
you a location pin.

Do nothing. It's just so
you know where I've gone.

Tell you about it tomorrow.

- Oi.
- Lee?

Jo, what you doing here?

So, you know Jack Radcliffe.

You work with Jack Radcliffe,

you're in dispute
with Jack Radcliffe.

That changes things.

By the way, anyone who misses me

will very quickly find
a pin for this place.

So, who killed Daniel

and who then put his
body in Jack's building?

I don't know.

I don't know, Jo.

- I didn't.
- Right, so why have you lied?

Cos it's starting to come across

as if you didn't care about
him, and if you didn't care...

I didn't tell you everything
because what's the fucking point!?

Really?

You wouldn't understand, Jo.

- Try me.
- Because you're police.

Yeah, so try me.

Or I can call this in and
trigger that pin-drop.

Yeah, all right, fine.

We take each other down.

No, no, no, no. Just
don't, all right?

Nothing but the truth.

OK.

14 months ago, to
raise finances,

Jack sold me and Daniel the
riverside brownfield site

on the understanding that whatever
deal he was working on then,

when that came through,

he would pay us back
double what we paid for it.

So, we bit his hand off.

Now, this site was the
access road for Uplands Two,

so he couldn't do without
it, it was a guaranteed deal.

But then seven weeks ago,
Jack then runs out of money,

he's broke, he can't
get any more credit,

and he can't let
the investors know

because then they'll pull
out, and that's that.

He'd go bust, we'd
lose the money,

and then we'd be left
with a worthless piece

- of fucking land, so...
- Wait, wait, wait.

Jack had a load of
plant stolen last month.

Yeah. Yeah.

He asked us to steal the gear,
so he could do an insurance job,

which... we didn't
wanna do any more,

because me and Daniel,
we were going legit.

But Jack begged us.

So that stuff out
there, that's Jack's?

Yeah.

See, he gets the insurance
and half of what we get

when we sell it abroad.

It should have been long gone,

but Daniel, Daniel
did all the exports.

You see, back in the day,
I stole, Daniel shipped.

That's how we met.

He worked on the docks.

I worked on a fucking farm. I
don't know how to ship fuck all.

So, there it sits,

with Jack getting
more and more irate.

Except today, I finally get
a slot to ship tomorrow.

Which I have to take, Jo.

Because Dan...

Dan cleaned me out.

You know, he emptied
our bank account.

Yeah, you told me that.

Well, have some more detail.

Our friendly banker... he
let him have it in cash.

Do you ever deal with
organised crime groups?

You think I'm fucking
mad? No, never.

OK, so how does William
Caine fit in to all of this?

You know William Caine?

I don't, no. How
do you know him?

I don't, no-one does.

His name just started
bubbling up when Daniel died.

And now suddenly, his
name is on the deeds

for the brownfield site.

So, obviously, I'm
looking for him!

You think he has your money?

Probably.

But, look, Jo, I just...
I just want out of this.

I'm fucking done, all right?

I am done, so, please,
for old times' sake

and the baby's sake,

just, please, let me make
that shipment tomorrow.

Moving on to item five,
planning applications

for the proposed Uplands
Eco Housing 2.0 development.

The application is
made by Jack Radcliffe

in relation to the
project Uplands Two

and the proposed expansion.

Yeah, never mind Uplands Two.

Can I just ask the council why
the flood prevention measures

for Jack Radcliffe's first
Uplands Eco Housing development

haven't been built?

No interventions, thank you.

Because they were a requirement,

but you signed off on the project
and allowed them not to be built.

I'm sorry, this is a
meeting held in public,

not a public meeting.

When it's clear that
the extra run-off water

from the Uplands contributed
to the worst flood

this town has seen to date!

You will be removed
from the chamber!

Why is Jack Radcliffe
being allowed to build

a second Uplands Eco
housing development?

Would it have anything
to do with the developer

and the chair having a
special relationship?

By which I mean fucking
each other's brains out

in the Uplands show home
of a weekday evening.

Jesus Christ.

A relationship with no benefits
to anyone but themselves!

Sorry, we're authorised
to remove you.

Eric, I got picked ahead of you
on the tug-of-war team, please!

They're screwing each other and
they're screwing the rest of us,

and who knows what
else they're up to?

For example, would
they care to explain

what's going on with Alex
Welland and William Caine

on the riverside site, also
owned by Jack Radcliffe?

Come on, own up! You liars!

Honest to God, Eric,
just leave me alone!

Come on! Thank you very much.

Liars. Liars, all of you!

Come on, Jo.

Look, I need to get that
shipment away tomorrow.

What do you want?

How can we help each other?

I want to find Daniel's killer.

And the one person who keeps pushing
their way to the front of the queue

is Jack Radcliffe.

Jack was working
with you and Daniel,

Jack owns the building where
Daniel's body was found,

and yesterday, he sacks the
caretaker of that building,

who went home and, we
are led to believe,

hanged himself,

except I know that
caretaker had crossed Jack.

OK.

In what way?

He accessed a locked room that
Jack didn't want anyone going into.

Plus, you're telling me that
Jack's got cashflow problems

that could see him
going under imminently.

Look, all I know for sure...

is he needs the money
that's sitting out there.

Hmm...

Enough to kill?