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While Chief Inspector Heat struggles to makes sense of the plot behind the Greenwich bomb, Winnie is devastated by the news of Verloc's role in the outrage.
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Sun 31 Jul 201621:00
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Verloc's apology
Duration: 01:09
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Verloc | Toby Jones |
| Winnie | Vicky McClure |
| Heat | Stephen Graham |
| The Professor | Ian Hart |
| Stone | Tom Goodman-Hill |
| Vladimir | David Dawson |
| Stevie | Charlie Hamblett |
| Ossipon | Raphael Acloque |
| Sir Ethelred | George Costigan |
| Councillor Wurmt | Philip Rosch |
| Hedges | Ash Hunter |
| Jessie | Marie Critchley |
| Police Constable | Andrew Gourlay |
| Ticket Clerk | Colin Little |
| Policeman | Peter Collins |
| Ship's Steward | Paul Donnelly |
| Lady Blackwood | Penny Downie |
| Michaelis | Tom Vaughan-Lawlor |
| Annie Stone | Selina Boyack |
| Producer | Priscilla Parish |
| Director | Charles McDougall |
| Writer | Tony Marchant |
| Production Company | World Productions Limited |
Broadcast
- Sun 31 Jul 201621:00
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