A Very English Scandal

As Jeremy gets one step closer to becoming prime minister, Norman demands that old promises should be honoured. With the old affair with Norman threatening to derail his political career, will Jeremy stop at nothing to silence him?

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and got my National Insurance card,

#3 #4

Yah?

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but she swerved into the opposite lane.

#7

We thought some sort of memorial might be a good idea.

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the one with the eggs.

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She was a wonderful girl.

#10

And then I wish Norman Scott to be killed.

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Buddug said, "I bet he's an artist, like Toulouse-Lautrec,"

#13

The nights...

#14

Norman, you've struck lucky.

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Thank you for coming all this way.

#16

the story is quite alarming, Mr Scott.

#17 #18

He did visit me, yes.

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when I married an actress, and I survived.

#21

I've been very silly.

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Jeremy says kill him in America.

#25

It's astonishing, the hold he has over us.

#26

and that something went wrong.

#27

- for the North Devon constituency. - Thank you.

#28

The man who wants his secret homosexual lover murdered.

#29

It's a very, very long game and I'm playing it well.

#30

There's a room above the stables.

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Didsbury 4-6-5-6.

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Well, I was told

#36

Not until they're paid for. Ha!

#37 #38

If you fancied doing a few odd jobs,

#39

Magic Carpet Company, Magic Carpet King.

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- What for? - I can't stop.

#42

What it means. It's best if you don't ask too many questions.

#43

Oh, my God. What do I do?

#44 #45

Get out.

#46 #47

I can't be seen with anyone.

#48

- [RINKA WHINES] - Are they aggressive, Great Danes?

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