This looks like a complicated way to write out Ruth Evershed from the series.
Ruth helps to give change to a person at a tube station. The man then throws himself into the path of a train.
He was the head of security in a detention centre, where seven suspected terrorists died in an accidental fire.
The report on the accident is a whitewash with Joint Intelligence chief Oliver Mace behind it. The Spooks team find a conspiracy regarding torture at the heart of the government.
Oliver Mace invites Harry Pearce into a close circle, where torture is sanctioned.
This is a topsy turvy episode which does lapse into silliness at times.
It does want to make barbed criticisms at the then government and spy chiefs. There is mention of The Hutton Report, which blamed the BBC media reaction on their report of Tony Blair's dodgy dossier.
Ruth helps to give change to a person at a tube station. The man then throws himself into the path of a train.
He was the head of security in a detention centre, where seven suspected terrorists died in an accidental fire.
The report on the accident is a whitewash with Joint Intelligence chief Oliver Mace behind it. The Spooks team find a conspiracy regarding torture at the heart of the government.
Oliver Mace invites Harry Pearce into a close circle, where torture is sanctioned.
This is a topsy turvy episode which does lapse into silliness at times.
It does want to make barbed criticisms at the then government and spy chiefs. There is mention of The Hutton Report, which blamed the BBC media reaction on their report of Tony Blair's dodgy dossier.