Spooks

This programme contains some violent scenes.

Are you implying we may both have some bad apples in our cart?

I got a full list of mobile phones active in the same cell around the time of his death.

And?One of them was Sarah Caulfield's.

Sarah was no more than five metres away when he fell.

When I called Sam to meet, he told me he'd come by the office later.

She lied, plain and simple.

The question is, was she working for the agency or had she gone freelance?

I really don't know. Then I suggest we find out.

DISTANT VOICES

..not the time to go quiet. You need to be listening to me. Come on!

I should be listening to you? You should be listening to me.

Listen, listen.Baisley, we are paying you a large amount of money to blow DeWits bank wide open!

Have you been listening...?

Just tell us where the information is!

Why are you getting angry? She's getting angry.

I'm the one that should be getting angry here.

Listen to me, Baisley, you have been secretly recording

the names of depositors from one of the world's nastiest offshore banks.

Now amongst some of those tax-dodging celebrities there's

a healthy smattering of drug barons, warlords and dictators. Now what do

you think they're going to want to do to you, when they discover that you have been recording their names?

I wasn't ready! You pulled me in early, that was not the plan.

You said record information for six months, it has been four months.

Give us the goddamn information that you have!

Excuse me, is she shouting at me?

Oh, she's really mean, isn't she?

Look, you have changed the terms of the agreement! I think that that calls for a re-negotiation.

What? You are getting in excess of ¤200,000 for those account numbers.

Oh, please, do you think I am stupid? Look at the security here.

Look at it! My life is over now!

You came into this with your eyes open, we told you the risks.

I just think that a more realistic figure would be five!

Million, I mean. Five million.

Look, I have the DeWits accounts.

I have the names. What I have is clear evidence of illegal earnings and tax evasion in the billions.

Admit it, the economy's in the toilet.

We're all screwed without that money so come on, what do I get?

I'm giving you the most corrupt bank in history.

Where are you going?

Cash point. Five million was it?

I just think I should get something more!

While you think about what you should and shouldn't get, you think about this.

We're shouting at you, But some of the people whose names you've got, they don't shout.

They scream. So you think about screaming.

I'm not scared, you know! You need me!

You know we're going to have to pay him, don't you?

Yeah. You should give him to us.

Oh, what for? Nice little holiday in Algeria? Spot of watersports?

Yeah, we don't do that any more.

No, got hybrid cars and everything now.

Excuse me, I just need to get a cigarette.

Oh, come on, I'll open a window.

PHONE RINGING

'You're through to Sophie and Ethan Baisley, please leave a message.'

'Sophie! Sophie, if you're there, pick up.

'Look, just get out of there now!

'I'm gonna hide. I can't come.'

The police or MI5, anyone, but just get out of there now!

I'm sorry, darling, I can't explain.

I have to hide. Just take Ethan and go, just...

I love you, babe. I'm so sorry.

I'm sorry, darling.

Our informant, Baisley, escaped. He's on the run.

God help us. I need Baisley.

Harry, you've got to find him.

Home Secretary, it seemed to spook Baisley bringing the deal forward.

Is there something I should know?

Have you heard of the Henshaw principle?

Economic activity moves in peaks and troughs with the extremes lasting no longer than a couple of days.

The Henshaw principle states that even a rich economy can, in extreme circumstances, excessive borrowing

for example, find itself in what Henshaw calls an economic eclipse.

It only lasts for a couple of days, but it is absolute, the equivalent of temporary bankruptcy.

If there are no major outgoings during the eclipse, it passes and nobody notices.

It's only happened twice before, once to Japan in '95 and in the US

last year, but they were lucky, no outgoings, no-one noticed.

We entered the shadow of the eclipse at 2pm yesterday and we will be in it until 4.25am on Saturday.

National debt on interest payments is due tomorrow at noon.

How much do we need? The payment is 2.9 billion.

We think we can find 1.7, giving us a shortfall of 1.2 billion.

Without Baisley's information we can't pay our national debt.

What?! We spent 60 billion bailing the banks out! Can't we borrow?

No, you don't understand, we are in the shadow of the eclipse.

We cannot undertake any economic activity outside of the norm.

We have to get through this without the markets noticing or there will be a run on sterling.

By Tuesday the pound will be worth 35 cents and by the end

of next week, it's possible we'll have hyper-inflation.

Expect to be talking about unemployment in the tens of millions.

So we need the bank's money? We've looked at every other possibility.

We can make seizures at DeWits from illegal activity and tax evasion

totalling 1.5 billion pounds, but we can't do that without Baisley's information.

To all intents and purposes, the UK is bankrupt until 4.25 Saturday morning.

In two days it'll be business as usual. But we don't have two days.

And you, how are you doing?

Me? Well, you know, enjoying being the most unpopular man in the UK.

Good practice should you ever want to run for PM.

Any news on the group that met in Basel?We're still digging.

Home Secretary, perhaps I should put some men on you.

Your contact was scared.Put everything you have on Baisley.

That's the only thing that can help us now.

Dead?All of them.

Harry, we just went to pick up Baisley's partner, she's dead too.

And her child, Baisley's stepson, both executed.

Good God.We're scanning CCTV but these guys were good.

There was DNA found at the safe house that doesn't belong to either

Baisley or the officers, that's our best hope so far.

I want a DA notice issued to the press, nothing must get out.

If Baisley finds out that his partner and her child have been killed,

he'll never give us those accounts.

I think they're sending him a message - keep quiet or it's your own kid next.

So local police have picked up the ex-wife and child.

Did he give you any indication as to where he'd hidden the DeWits information? Or how he'd got it out?

He said it was well hidden in an easy-to-read format, that's it.

"Easy-to-read format" - what does that mean?

How did they know where we had him? The CIA?

Sarah?

All right, so we step up surveillance on Sarah.

Good, but the priority is finding Baisley. Then I want the people who did this and whoever is behind them.

Lucas, can I have a word?

The CIA is in turmoil. Sarah is implicated.

We need to watch her because information is leaking and

we know that she threw her boss to his death over a balcony.

We cannot proceed on feelings here, Lucas.

We have intelligence to suggest that Walker was passing information to the Chinese.

Rumours, not intelligence.

Even so, a seven-storey fast track to a concrete floor is not normal CIA procedure.

Lucas, are you OK with this?Yeah.

Yeah, Harry, I just...

Yes, I can handle it.

Find out what she knows, but be careful.

Is that the recording from the answering machine?Yeah.

We've been through it though, Ros. There's nothing.

You know me. I like to hear the voice.

I'm going to collect Baisley's ex.

You've lost him? Are you serious?

Well, this is insane! I said that you should give him to us.

A British citizen on British soil?

Yeah, but you've absolutely no idea which patch of British soil he is currently on. This is bad, Lucas.

These guys are not going to stop.

Guys?

What guys?

Sarah?

OK, look we found out yesterday that there's a ¤30-million bounty on Baisley's head.30 million?

Don't suppose you're going to tell me how you know all this?

What's in it for me?

The undying gratitude of the British people.

But I think I want more.

'Sophie? Sophie, if you're there, pick up!

'Look, just get out of there, now!

'I'm gonna hide, I can't come.

'The police or MI5, just anyone, but just get out of there now!

'I'm sorry, darling. I can't explain.

'I'm gonna have to hide. Just take Ethan and go.

'I love you, babe, I'm so sorry. I'm sorry, darling.'

I'm here for the Baisleys.

It says MI5.

How many of you does it take? Pam's already taken your lad down there.

I want my daughter! I want Leah!

She's fine, Tina. We have her safe.

That's what they said in the police station, I want my girl!

Listen to me. You have to talk to me first, OK?

Nothing's going to happen to her. I won't let anyone near her, OK?

Do you have any idea where your ex-husband might be?

Is this, is this because... Has he robbed the bank? He has, hasn't he?

I knew he'd do something stupid!

I'm not interested, I don't care about money.

Tina, what makes you say that he's robbed the bank?

He called, last week, said he was going to be rich. Tens of millions.

I thought it was just talk, he likes to talk.

But I knew, somehow deep down, I knew.

Tina, he said he was getting tens of millions from the bank?

He said he deserved it.

Oh, he's not a bad person.

He loves Leah. He loves Sophie's little boy, Ethan.

Ready-made family, that's just him. But he loves them. He does.

It's just these days he thinks loving someone is giving them cash.

What do we know about the hitman? Semyon Martova. Russian mercenary, ex KGB.

Fibres found at the safe house are a match, so the man Ros shot

is definitely one of the men who tried to get Baisley. One team did both hits.

Also we have a match on the DNA found outside the safe house.

Shimon Tarkay. Mossad? What are the Israelis doing in this?

No idea.I want to reiterate the importance of finding this man.

If we don't get Baisley's information by tomorrow,

next week the UK will be a third-world country.

So Baisley tried to bribe DeWits?

That's my guess. He told his ex-wife that he was coming into tens of millions of pounds.

I think he'd already decided he wanted a lot more than the measly 200 grand we were offering,

and he was already in the process of bribing the bank when we happened to bring him in.

That's why he wasn't cooperating, I think he wants big money for what he has.

Maybe the FSB and Mossad have got money in there they want to keep quiet about.

So when Baisley tries to bribe DeWits,

the chief exec gets frightened and calls in his two scariest customers for help.

Baisley is accessing his email.

Baisley's somewhere in EC2. We have a team on their way.

Can we contact him?I'm trying. It's a complex firewall.

He's gone.Damn!

Tariq, that phone technique you've been playing with,

did you say it works even when the phone's switched off?

Yes.So you can remotely turn the phone on?

If we know where he is, yes. If we turn his phone on, won't that give his position away?