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Chrissy Reed.

Worked for CID up in Yorkshire.

Two dead, both female.

I can't really tell you
how this woman died.

There are three vials
of TTX unaccounted for.

Where did you get this?

Roper.

Your briefcase, sir.

Do you know what this
is, what it could do?

Shut up.

How old was
Michael when he died?

Four months.

When Michael got sick,
Daddy wasn't there.

Is that what Daddy
told you to say?

If you're planning to carry
on treating me like this,

can you let me know?

Because I'm not sure
I can deal with it.

You and Jack,
all this antagonism

because you had an affair?

He thought I did
something and I didn't.

Someone switched
samples, of that I'm sure.

Eh, Solomon McGuire are
primarily concerned with

defence research-- vaccines,
anti-toxins, and such like.

Shona's trial
starts on Thursday.

Jack could have been
right, though, couldn't he?

You know Jack.

You're all the same, playing
on the edges of law enforcement

like kids in a bloody sandpit.

What exactly do you know?

Ballinger leased
the warehouse.

Kolahi had his number.

I don't think we're disputing
Ballinger's involved.

So why is he lying dead
on a mortuary gurney?

Fallout with a friend?

The man who hit Nikki
got a good look at him.

Definitely the same man
from the 24-hour CCTV.

I think Reed would
have left me to die.

What?

If the fire crew hadn't
arrived when they did, I-- uh,

I--

I don't think I'd be
sat here right now.

Are you sure that she saw you?

She was looking
straight at me.

Yeah, but the-- the
smoke could fill the room.

She saw me, Leo.

I was lying on the floor.

Well, she didn't realise
that you were conscious.

What does that matter?

She was staring at
me, and then she

ran off to the man who hit me.

I'm just trying to imagine why
she might have abandoned you.

Great.

Yeah, thanks.

No problem.

A camera's been found.

It's been lying in water
overnight-- probably dead.

Tech guys will dry it out.

Might be we get something.

Was she handcuffed
when you found her?

Tied to a chair
with some rope.

Post-mortem
will confirm,

but I'll bet she had been.

There's deep scratches
on the back of this.

A padlocked door,
just like the house.

What if he used the same clasps?

I mean we're looking for a
link between the two sites,

aren't we?

Chrissy?

What is this place?

PROFESSOR LEO DALTON:
This is a restricted area.

MARK BENSON: Listen, you had
no right going to see her.

I needed a blood test
for vitamin D testing.

Oh.

Look, Shona's in hospital,
beaten up in prison.

Eh, she's still unconscious.

I don't know what
to do with my son.

Look, I'm-- I'm
truly sorry about that.

But the fact remains
that you coached your son

to lie for you.

You were in that flat the
night that Michael died.

You lied to me.

You lied to the police.

Yeah, I was there!

I was there.

Well, I'm withdrawing my
post-mortem report and forgoing

any further investigation.

No, listen, you can't.

Let me explain.

Yeah.

Yeah, I was in the flat.

But Shona and me, we decided
to say I wasn't there.

Look, you know about my
criminal convictions.

You didn't mention that you'd
been arrested for assaulting

a previous girlfriend.

You been checking up on me?

You think I hurt my son.

I think that's a question for
the police to answer not me.

And you're going to
tell them I was there?

It would be better if
you told them yourself.

You know the reason
why we decided to lie?

Because we knew they'd react
the exact same way you have.

Hmph.

MALE VOICE :
--in real trials.

Scientists exploded bombs
near immobilised sheep

to determine if the spores
would survive an explosion

and retain the ability
to infect anyone nearby.

Gruinard Island was
declared off-limits

until it was decontaminated
in the 1980s.

I checked Ballinger's
bank account.

He paid for all of
this, too, 10 days ago.

A TC-100 inverted microscope,
didn't get that from Argos.

Incubator chamber, lab
shakers, vacuum ovens, this

is all high-end,
lab-grade equipment.

So it's about drugs, then?

It's certainly
about something he

couldn't do at Solomon McGuire.

My guess is synthetic drugs,
4-MEC, drenamine, methadrone.

The mark-up is huge.

Then why was he keeping
a woman imprisoned?

You thought this
was a sexual crime.

I thought it was
linked to trafficking.

It looks like it's
something else altogether.

hmm?

Don't open that.

Ballinger was a biochemist.

Nikki said Solomon McGuire were
involved in defence research.

We need to contact them,
find out what this could be.

And we need to get
this area sealed off.

Call HPA Porton Down.

That's overkill.

Do you know what this is?

Ah, of course not.

Neither do I.

Where are you going?

Lyell.

We need to suspend
post-mortems until we

know what we're dealing with.

Body is that of an
unknown female Caucasian.

She's aged late 20s, early 30s.

Vitreous potassium levels,
allied to a visual inspection,

suggests she's been dead
between 12 and 15 hours.

There are contusions and--

--uh, contusions and
abrasions on both wrists.

Come on, Leo.

Pick up the phone.

I think it's likely that
her hands were handcuffed--

--at some point, exactly
the same way as the women

in the Streatham basement.

There's a single gunshot wound
to the upper left thorax.

She has what appears
to be a mucosal ulcer

on her oropharynx.

According to the
X-rays, the deceased

has a significantly widened
mediastinum to a degree of 30%.

Leo!

The bodies could
have been exposed

to some form of contamination.

Until we know exactly what
it is we're dealing with,

you should stop.

It's anthrax We're
dealing with anthrax.

Clinical Centre number 12782.

I need to report a
potential biological threat.

There's ulceration on the back
of her leg and in her throat,

as if she actually
ingested the anthrax.

You get through to the HPA?

Mm-hmm.

We're locked down.

No one in, no one out.

He opened the body?

Is he OK?

He's taken antibiotics.

It's just HPA standard protocol.

Is there anything I can do?

You could go back to
the original crime scene.

Door down to the basement, I
need photos of the door frame

and measurements
of the screw holes

where the padlock
clasps were fitted.

Sure.

All right, thanks Nikki.

JEFF HART: Get some-- get
some officers to those gates,

over there. there's-- there's
too many people walking

through.

I want this place
completely locked off.

Yeah, let's get that done.

DI Reed, Serious Crimes.

DCI Hart,
Counter-Terrorism Squad.

There's no reason
to think what

we found in the warehouse is
linked to any terror campaign.

The substance has been
identified as anthrax.

Footage from the camera found
at a warehouse crime scene,

the tech guys
managed to access it.

That should have come to me.

Everything through me now.

MALE VOICE
: Speak.

We need to know what they
were planning to use it for.

FEMALE VICTIM
: Kill me.

The same woman found
dead at the warehouse?

MALE VOICE
: Speak.

Yes.

FEMALE VICTIM
: Kill me.

Can we identify from this?

We're trying.

The voice, is it Ballinger
or the other man?

Never heard the
other man speak.

It could be Ballinger.

I'm not sure.

Do you have a photo
of the second man?

Yeah.

You've no idea who he is?

DI REED: No.

A summary of
your investigation

in my hands, pronto.

By the sounds of it, it
shouldn't take too long.

Ahh?

Get me Ballinger's address.

Yes, sir.

Jack?

Immigration responded
to my request.

12 female Serbian nationals have
travel patterns matching those

identified by isotope analysis.

Only three of those
stated intention

to reside in the London area,
Kronye Masakova, Martine Babka,

Ellisabet Vrinska.

It's her.

Someone, please, help!

The Serbian victim
from the basement.

Ah?

What are you doing?

Ahh.

Ahh, wait!

DI Reed?

I need you to tell me
all you can about this.

Of course.

This way.

It's anthrax.

And it's ours.

We developed a particularly
aggressive strain of anthrax.

The spores you found have
the same basic genetic

underpinning.

But this the structure's
been manipulated.

Whoever did this is an artist.

How did you get a hold of this?

Why would anyone do that?

Oh, I don't know.

Possibly to aid dispersal.

But the spores could have been
modified to catch the wind,

so a significant release could
affect a much larger area

than conventional spores.

Please, I must ask you,
how did you get ahold--

Lucas Ballinger.

Lucas?

Lucas would never do this.

DI REED: You said yourself,
he's responsible for your lab's

stock inventory.

We believe he abused that power
and stole the anthrax spores

from this laboratory.

I need access to CCTV footage
of all your security points.

I want to see every time
Ballinger left the building.

Yes, Jack.

JACK HODGSON
: It's Ballinger.

He wasn't dead.

Hah.

He what?

He must have just
walked out of here.

We don't know exactly
what's happened.

All we know is that Nikki
found him in the basement.

Yes, she's still there now.

Hello?

She hung up.

You OK?

His death was confirmed
at-- at-- at-- at the scene,

wasn't it?

I assume so.

And I was here when
he was brought in.

I mean I think I would've
noticed if he was breathing.

Well, maybe he was
suffering from hypotension.

It slows the heartbeat.

He looks half crippled.

Paralysis.

The tetradotoxin that killed the
blonde female in the basement--

TTX can kill.

But taken in small doses, it can
cause paralysis, hypotension.

Do you think he was
injected with TTX, as well?

Well, could be.

The London Registry
Office has confirmed

that our blonde victim,
Ellisabet Vrinska,

was married six months ago.

She married Lucas Ballinger.

You're kidding.

Eh, did you speak
to Immigration?

What?

And they confirmed it?

OK.

The blonde
victim's Ballinger's wife.

His wife?

Well, his eyes were red when I
saw him, like he'd been crying.

Don't tell me you think
he's innocent in all of this?

Why do you think he was here?

To see where his wife died.

How would he know where she
died unless he killed her?

The press have named
the street, over and over.

Definitely, I saw a
man who was upset.

He was obviously
here to remove

evidence, something we missed.

Was he carrying
anything when he left?

A bag, maybe?

No, I don't think so.

But-- but he had a knife, a--

a scalpel, I think.

Running from the police
with a lethal weapon?

Seem like the actions of
an innocent man to you?

LUCAS BALLINGER: Roper!

It's Ballinger.

Open up.

Hearns, where is he?

Where is he?

OK, if you just
hold still a second.

The vaccine's from
Solomon McGuire.

Apparently, it'll still help
post-exposure in conjunction

with the antibiotics.

Right, thank you.

Has it been tested?

Oh, I, uh, didn't ask.

What?

What happened?

You're in hospital.

You were assaulted.

What day is it?

Thursday.

Ahh, ah.

I'm so sorry, Mark.

MARK BENSON: No,
no, no, it's OK.

It's OK.

Don't worry, we're going
to get a new trial date.

But Darius?

Don't worry about Darius.

Darius is fine.

It's all going to be fine.

And the post-mortem
on Michael,

did Professor Dalton
find anything?

So you're still alive then?

The HPA are running
some more blood tests,

but the vaccine's
done the business.

Gah.

You're all clear.

Have you been here all night?

Yeah.

It's cosy in here.

Heh.

Thank you.

Ohh.

Steady.

What is it?

Vitamin D results
for the Benson case.

I thought you
dropped that case?

I have.

Anyway, it turns out
I've been chasing shadows.

Thanks very much.

Much appreciated.

It's no problem.

DR. NIKKI ALEXANDER: Leo!

The lockdown is lifted then.

Are you OK?

I'm fine.

Oh.

Oh, my god.

Really, I'm fine.

Oh.

What are you waiting for?

Hah.

Have you been here all night?

Who's that?

That's Cameron Roper.

I understand it must have been
a terrible experience for you.

I just told her what I knew
about the forensics failure

in Ross Parkwell's
previous trial.

She sort of lost her temper.

Half an hour later,
I was assaulted.

And she chose not to help me.

And you're certain of that?

I'm not certain.

Then it's just
your interpretation.

How do you interpret this?

Ross Parkwell was involved
in drugs operations running

between Glasgow,
Leeds, and Liverpool.

Whenever he was in
trouble, the case

collapsed, either because
of forensic problems

or witness withdrawals.

So I think you are right.

Someone was protecting him.

And maybe he was an informant.

And if he was, you may have been
right about DI Reed all along.

That's my business.

Well, actually, if the wrong
man went to gaol, it isn't.

Colin MacKenzie's been shouting
he's innocent all these years.

Why are you digging
around like this, hmm?

Because I thought you'd--

Please, Nikki, I know
you're just trying to help.

But stay out of it.

OK?

DI REED: His name is Cameron
Roper, a security guard.

He helped Ballinger
smuggle the anthrax out.

Don't you think we
need some kind of backup?

You are my backup.

You're going under the radar.

Is this because you're angry
about counter-terrorism

throwing you off?

Just doing my bit for
the cause anyway I can.

Isn't that illegal?

You used to be fun.

Looks like he was packing.

DI REED: He's not
going anywhere.

Ballinger's cleaning up.

There's blood on the
wall in the hallway.

I think a scuffle started there.

He opens the door to Ballinger.

They fight.

Roper breaks free, runs in here.

Ballinger shoots him dead.

Well, one things for sure.

It's not his.

Mommy woke up.

She wanted me to tell
you that she loves you.

She's missing you, a lot.

She's fighting like
crazy to get back to you.

All right?

OK.

Blunt trauma to his
right eye and his chin.

Likely he was involved
in some kind of fight

prior to fatal wounding.

Why do I get the feeling
you're angry with me?

Sorry if you thought I
left you in that warehouse.

It was difficult
to see in there.

I think you should
apologise, too,

for what you said in the car.

I'm sorry.

It was none of my business.

The important thing is
I sorted it out with Jack.

There is a small
incision on the neck,

the edges of the
wound are very clean.

The knife must've
been incredibly sharp.

DI REED: Sharp as a scalpel?

Looks like Jack isn't the only
one making bad judgement calls.

Hah?

Cause of death
is heart failure

due to gunshot wound that
entered through the back.

Clarissa needs the
bullet for comparison.

When I'm ready, I'll take it--

And you're sure
about time since death?

Six to eight hours.

Which fits the time-frame.

Could I have your
report in two hours?

When I've finished
the post-mortem.

Your report, Nikki, thanks.

You've informed DCI
Hart about this, I assume?

The hair I found on Roper's
body and Ballinger's hair

from the trolley, I
think they are the same.

And the bullet's from a
Makharov, just like the others.

Mm-hmm.

OFFICE WORKER: How's
your stock doing, fella?

Yeah, good, man, yeah.

Not bad.

How are you?

OFFICE WORKER: Ha ha,
that'll teach you.

I

Can't confirm it's exactly
the same gun, but it's likely.

And we know that
Ballinger was in the flat

and got close enough to
leave hair traces on Roper.

We think he fought his
way in, then shot him.

Ballinger is trying
to silence the people

he hired to work for him.

Sorry, I didn't tell
you about this sooner,

but I had reason to
suspect that Roper

was readying himself to leave.

Of course you did.

The half-packed suitcase
suggests I was right.

Shame you couldn't get
to him before Ballinger.

Did the room Roper was
found in have a lock?

Huh, no.

Why?

Just seems strange
that he would

have fled into a
room with no lock,

and then ends up shot in the
back, six feet from the door.

I mean if you're trying
to keep an attacker out,

you'd have your shoulder
up against the door.

You wouldn't be turning
away from the threat.

We don't know if Ballinger
was injured himself.

For all we know, Roper
might've thought he killed him.

He goes into the living room.

Ballinger recovers, shoots him.

Exactly.

Dr. Alexander has a
feeling that Ballinger

isn't the man we think he is.

I just don't understand
what he has to gain.

And I certainly don't understand
why he killed his wife.

One of Ballinger's
friends said

Ellisabet seemed to pop out of
nowhere about six months ago.

Apparently, she met
Ballinger in the park,

and they were married
a few weeks later.

He stopped socialising,
became, in his words,

a completely different person.

Come on, how many of us
have ignored our friends

in the first months
of a relationship?

That's romantic.

But it seems clear that this
relationship wasn't built

on love but on financial gain.

You think they were creating
anthrax to extort money?

Maybe.

But given Ballinger doesn't
have any political ax to grind,

it's also possible they
were creating a product

to sell abroad, which is
why Ellisabet Vrinska is

so very interesting to us.

I'll follow up on that.

It's all in hand.

Wait.

I bring you all
that, and I'm still

stood on the naughty step.

What is it with you?

Don't like women?

Don't try to make
this something it's not.

You did a good job.

Now go home.

You look like crap.

Shona's trial
has been adjourned.

I don't want my son's
body being moved again.

He stays there with you
till I find someone else.

Right.

I'll, uh-- I'll sort
out the paperwork.

How's she doing?

What the hell do you care?

Chrissy.

Ahh, Jack.

Hey.

Hi.

Look, I just wanted to say
I'm glad we met up again.

And the more I look back at
the past, the more embarrassed

I am about the way I acted.

Thanks, Jack.

Um, look, I'm going
to have to get going,

so why don't we talk
about this another time?

You slept with him, didn't you?

Jack, please.

Christ.

Pah.

I've been an idiot.

I should have trusted myself,
what I felt back then.

What do you stand to get from
sleeping with him, Chrissy?

As much as you got from me?

Can I explain?

What can he give you?

Oh, oh, he gets his leg over,
and you got a leg up to DCI,

is that it?

Can we talk about this
another time, please?

No.

It's started, anthrax
attack, City of London.

Oy, prick.

MALE REPORTER: This
latest anthrax incident

brings the total to six in a
wave of apparently coordinated

attacks against London.

So far, 18 people are believed
to be in a critical condition.

The building behind
me, and the five others

that have been
targeted, have had

to be sealed off to protect
against any contamination

from what police suspect to
be a highly aggressive strain

of this biological weapon.

Police forces across
the nation have

continued to search
for Dr. Lucas

Ballinger, a microbiologist
who they believe

is involved in today's attacks.

And the police also
advise the public not

to approach this man,
as he may be armed

and is considered to
be extremely dangerous.

The gun?

The police are
using it as evidence

that Ballinger was
linked to the murders

in the basement, the
warehouse, and Roper's murder.

But Ballinger was removed from
the warehouse unconscious.

He didn't have the gun.

So he couldn't have
used it to kill Roper.

Exactly.

And all this stuff
about Ballinger

not caring about his wife--

I saw him in that basement.

I saw how upset he was.

He wasn't a criminal returning
to the scene of a crime.

He wasn't trying
to remove evidence.

I really think that
he was just a man

trying to see where
his wife died.

Turn the volume up.

What happened to your face?

Volume.

If this Anthrax has
been genetically modified,

then it's almost certainly not
the work of one person alone.

Ballinger needed
help to do what he did.

What if the dead woman
from the warehouse

wasn't targeted as a victim?

What if she was
part of the plot?

MALE VOICE: Time for work.

I need a blood sample.

MALE REPORTER : Within
the last 10 minutes, the Prime

Minister--

What have you done to me?

What you did to me.

What you did to my wife.

Roper's TTX.

You know, I really wanted to
believe you when you told me

they were still alive.

But Petra couldn't.

She was right.

And now she's dead.

Doctor--

Tell me why.

I saw it on the news,
investment banks.

So, what, are you some
kind of anarchist?

You haven't issued any demands,
so it can't be about money.

Of course it's about money.

And you framed me
for the whole thing.

Mark says you think he did it.

I never said that.

So why are you
giving up on us?

I have no choice.

You lied to me about Mark's
presence in the house.

I have to tell the police.

So tell them.

Look, now you've
got an adjournment,

whoever takes on the case
can run some more tests.

No.

No, it has to be you.

And it has to be now.

Mark visited Darius.

And he can't handle
what's happening to him.

And them Social
Services, they're

pushing for a quick adoption.

So I'm begging you.

Hmm.

I see that you have some
historic rib fractures.

Can you remember
how you got them?

Rib fractures?

I've never broken a rib
in my life before now.

What?

Word from the warehouse.

Her blood has traces of
anthrax, botulism-- get this--

plague.

What does that suggest?

She's been vaccinated.

She was a scientist, too.

I need you to contact whatever
regulatory body governs

the biochemistry industry, get
a list of female practitioners

with clearance to work
with those substances.

Within the last 10
minutes, the Prime Minister

and senior Cabinet ministers
have left the House of Commons

in order to attend an
emergency COBRA meeting.

That was found on the body.

They look happy.

DI REED: Really, you still
think Ballinger is innocent?

I think it's odd
that a murderer would

leave a photograph of
himself on his victim.

Unless he has no
intention of getting caught.

Definitely our
man from the CCTV.

Ronnie Hearns, ex-serviceman.

Ballinger is getting rid of
his accomplices, one by one.

Thoughts on cause of death.

No obvious signs of trauma.

It might point to TTX again.

We need a forensic sweep.

Have you seen Jack?

Not since last night.

He was working
late at the office.

Dr. Petra Smith--

works at Cranham University,
a microbiologist specialising

in molecular architecture.

Christie said the anthrax
spores had been remodelled.

Have you checked with Cranham?

Ah, they say she left
for Dominica two weeks ago.

I don't think she
ever got there.

Ballinger, a scientist, his
wife incarcerated Petra Smith,

a scientist, and we have another
unidentified woman found dead

in the basement.

So you think there's some
kind of link between Petra

Smith and the brunette victim?

MALE VOICE
: Scientists

exploded anthrax bombs
near immobilised sheep.

Test results showed that
anthrax could in fact

be effectively dispersed--

Do you recognise
the old footage?

Gruinard Island, just off the
northwest coast of Scotland.

Government scientists used it
to test anthrax in the '50s.

MALE VOICE :
And if an anthrax bomb

were dropped on a
city like London,

the results could have
been catastrophic.

He's planning a second attack.

And we've just seen the trailer.

I analysed a sample of
the rib bone and found that

the internal architecture
was abnormal.

The trabecula bone
is very disconnected.

So late last night, I biked
over a sample of blood

from the mother
and both sons for

full-length genomic
sequencing with MLPA.

And the results were conclusive,
showing a COL1A1 mutation.

Darius' blood tested negative.

And Shona suffers from
osteogenesis imperfecta,

commonly known as-- as
brittle bone disease,

and so did Michael.

Now Shona had the mild
form, but Michael's sample

had abnormality of the Type
1 collagen gene, which would

explain the healing fractures.

So I think that what we
are dealing with here

is Sudden Infant Death in
a child with brittle bone

disease.

And that is what I'm going to
be offering up to the defence

team.

Unless, of course,
you have cause

to reconsider your prosecution.

Radio Armed Response.

I need all vehicles
on the roads.

Do we know how
Ballinger is travelling?

I've done some checks.

Roper's car is missing,
a silver Rover 600.

I've circulated the reg.

Get to Solomon McGuire.

Find out how much anthrax
he could have taken

and how much could have
grown in the time available.

Will do.

Come with me?

Lucas?

I know it was you.

Hearns told me everything.

And now I want you
to tell me why.

Hi, Jack.

JACK HODGSON : I've
identified the other woman

in the basement.

Catch me up.

JACK HODGSON :
It's Petra's sister.

The company was broke,
and I had to fix it.

I told Hearns that
we had a problem,

that we'd spent all our money
on developing a vaccine,

and that now the
government were stalling.

They just needed a little scare.

How much
did you pay him?

I didn't.

He bought stock in the company.

And how much is that stock
worth now the government

contract's confirmed?

How much is your
share worth, millions?

Lucas, if I'd known for a
second he would involve you--

I had no idea how he'd do it.

He didn't want me to know.

Shall I
tell you what he did?

Help!

Someone help!

He imprisoned my
wife and told me

he would kill her unless I
smuggled out the anthrax.

Help!

No!

And in the end, he
killed her anyway,

because, apparently, she
was too much trouble.

Shut up.

And all because you
wanted to save this company,

because you wanted
to make money.

Money!

Lucas.

No, no, no, I promise, I'll
tell everyone what I've done.

We were going
to have a family!

The woman from the
warehouse was Petra Smith.

She was a biochemist, too.

DNA comparison confirms that the
second victim from the basement

is her sister, Mary.

Someone was keeping their
loved ones captive, forcing

Smith and Ballinger to work.

You were right about Ballinger,
right about everything.

Something's happened
between Reed and Hart.

I don't know what.

But-- it's Ballinger, Jack.

He's driving away
from Solomon McGuire.

Did he take the gun with him?

Did he say where he was going?

I need to know how much anthrax
he could have smuggled out?

I checked the log book
yesterday, 400 grammes.

But if he's using our product
as his starter cultures?

So you don't know?

I have just
heard from the CPS.

They are not going to be
offering any evidence.

Shona's free to go.

You can pick up Darius as
soon as she's been released.

You're sure?

Yes.

Man, I thank you.

Thank you.

I followed him
from Solomon McGuire.

Torrington Square,
Central London.

DI REED :
Do not approach him.

He's armed, carrying
anthrax and possibly

some form of explosive device.

Where is he?

Over there, on the bench.

What's he doing?

Sitting.

Just sitting.

If he's so innocent,
why has he just

shot up Christie's office?

What's he doing
sat in a busy park

with a bag full of anthrax?

You don't know
what's in his bag?

Jack's just found out--

I haven't got time for
what Jack's just found out.

He's sat over there on
the bench with a rucksack.

I need the whole park cleared
before Armed Response take up

position.

Why here?

Look, I said you were
right about Ballinger.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry for the
way I treated you.

And you were right
about her, too.

Reed?

I should've trusted
your judgement.

I won't make that mistake again.

Have you told Reed
what i found out?

She doesn't want to know.

She just wants to shoot him.

I don't want a major
panic on our hands.

Do this as discretely
as possible, OK?

Get on it.

Yes, ma'am.

The woman in the
warehouse was Petra Smith.

Her sister was the other
woman in the basement.

They were being held to compel
Ballinger and Petra to work.

I haven't got time to
discuss the who, why, when.

I've got a man sat
there threatening

to kill hundreds of people.

What the hell is she doing?

Can I sit with you?

This is where I first
saw Ellisabet, right here,

on this very spot.

Six weeks later,
we were engaged.

She changed my life.

We-- we were
going to have a baby.

I'm sorry.

Mm.

I
don't know what to do.

They think you might be
armed and carrying anthrax.

Huh.

How many guys have you got?

--take your men into
position as soon as I can.

Need a word.

You can't shoot him.

He's carrying a
biological weapon.

You don't know that.

And you know that he isn't?

And what about Nikki?

She's put herself
in this situation.

POLICE OFFICER
: DCI Hart's

approaching your position.

Received.

POLICE OFFICER
: The order

is to hold until they arrive.

POLICE OFFICER :
The order is to hold.

Confirm?

Understood.

OK, guys, get into position.

Jack!

He's a colleague.

They have police marksman.

They're worried about
what you have in the bag.

Nikki?

I'm not going.

Nothing will happen if I stay.

You think?

Dr. Ballinger, if you make a
move for the bag, they'll fire.

I guarantee it.

Have you got a shot?

Yes, ma'am.

Ohh.

If he makes a move
for the bag, you fire.

Understood?

Ma'am.

Come with me.

She wouldn't want this.

She'd want you to
be safe, Ellisabeth.

Please come with me.

I'll come.

I just want to stay here
for a little bit longer, OK?

Can I take the bag?

It's OK!

It's OK.

What's he doing?

It's in his jacket.

Fire.

Nothing.

All clear.

Nothing.

FEMALE REPORTER
: Dr. Christie,

is it true that your
directors planned the attacks

to boost share prices?

PIERS CHRISTIE : I--

I I'm not aware
of any wrongdoing.

And if the police had
any evidence of such,

I assume we'd all
be under arrest.

Thank-- thank you.

Look.

Darius.

Darius?

Come here.

Look at you.

I got him.

PRIEST: And now we commit
their bodies to the ground,

earth to earth, ashes to
ashes, and dust to dust.