The Best Episodes Written By James Dormer

After a Pakistani intelligence officer is murdered in South London, the head of the Pakistani intelligence service talks to Harry and Ros. They learn that there is a planned attack on some Muslims and there are determined to stop an all out war between the Hindu and Muslim communities.

Section 20 attempts a risky rescue for a potential new ally. Now veering close to the edge, but determined to find the truth, Dalton goes AWOL with a detainee.

Although they are uncertain of others’ loyalties, the team must work with an asset in Beirut to get a lead on James Leatherby, a dangerous and unpredictable operative with ties to al-Zuhari.

Scott and Stonebridge prepare for an attack by Al Qaeda while holed up in an Algerian farmhouse with the nomad leader and the wounded courier. Meanwhile, back at headquarters, Dalton is called on the carpet for her relationship with the courier.

Scott and Stonebridge track down a radical Islamic cleric in order to recover the nuclear devices, but are sidetracked by a CIA air strike and hostile locals.

The Nautilus crew spread rumours that the East India Mercantile Company is failing. When the stock price plunges, a shareholder meeting is called for tonight. Nemo and the crew have three hours to scheme their way into that meeting, so they can dissolve the Company forever.

When it is revealed that Nemo has been too daring and put the crew in danger, they lock him in his cabin and Boniface takes command instead. At the magnetic north pole, the problems pile up. Nemo must unite his divided crew by telling them who he really is.

Nemo and his fellow inmates at Kalpani Penal Colony are the slave labourers building an ironclad submarine - the Nautilus. Once finished, Nemo and a trusted crew plan to escape on it. But when Director Crawley arrives to demand the Nautilus be moved to Bombay to be armed - today - Nemo must leave. Now. With whoever he can muster as crew.

When the Nautilus is spotted by Company troopers, Nemo must inspire the crew to work together so they can reach the open seas before they’re run down. An encounter with whalers slows them down and just as they are about to reach the open sea and freedom, they are cut off by the formidable Dreadnought - and a game of depth-bomb cat and mouse ensues.