Spooks

When Sarkisian turns up dead, it looks like the team have lost their strongest lead. Who took Harry and what information are they trying to get out of him?

The country reaches crisis point when energy supplies are threatened by an explosion at the Western Sands gas processing plant. In public, the Home Secretary insists alternate suppliers are at hand, but behind closed doors, it seems Britain is running out of options.

When eight of the richest men in the world come together for a secret meeting of the exclusive Bendorf group, Ros is sent undercover to plant a bug. But what begins as a fairly routine operation becomes a life or death situation, when a group of armed terrorists storm the meeting, taking everyone hostage.

Lucas' past catches up with him when his former torturer, Oleg Darshavin, turns up with intelligence about a Sudanese terror attack in London. But Darshavin's information comes at a price.

Harry is puzzled by the death of Samuel Walker. The official line is that he committed suicide, but Harry doesn't buy it. When another CIA agent, Michael Braydon, turns up dead, Harry begins to wonder whether the two deaths have something to do with Basel.

The country is on the verge of financial meltdown and there is speculation in the media that Britain is bankrupt. With the government unable to honour its national debt payments, Section D must retrieve over a billion pounds of illegal earnings from the impenetrable DeWits bank.

When a Pakistani intelligence officer is stabbed to death in South London, Hamid Ahmed, a.k.a. Dickie, wants to talk. Dickie reveals that Pakistan's ISI has been running an asset who has infiltrated a group of Hindu nationalists, led by Harish Dhillon.

The situation between India and Pakistan reaches crisis point when an Indian submarine ends up in Pakistani hands. India sets a deadline of a week before they retaliate and the pressure's on to avert the first nuclear confrontation since World War 2.