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buy some nuts for birds. CAMERAS CLIK
It's all very, very English.
'You really love your children, you think you will know. "
EXPLOSION
'That, wherever they are in the world...
GUNFIRE '... 3,000 miles away even,
" You will know. "
You will know if they are in danger.
PHONE RING
BIRDSONG, PHONE CONTINUE
WOMEN SIGHS
CHATTER OUTSIDE
Here we are.
There. that's good. Ooh, I like this. Yes.
MUSIC: Summer Breeze by The Isley Brothers
MUSIC PLAYS, PHONE RING
Hello? "Hi, Sally, this is June." Oh, hi, June.
JUNE INDISTINCT Yes, Reg's mother is here.
We've been out for lunch. 'Do you see the news? Six MPs were killed.
"It's started now."
Now?
Thank you.
BROKEN MAGAZINE DOWN 'Six dead and eight injured, three of them critically.
'Even at its peak war in Iraq,
'British troops do not suffer like that casualties in one day. '
VOICE TELEPHONE, TV REPORT CONTINUE
What is that? Hello? No, no, we have got it now.
Mr. Reginald Keys?
TV: '... someone injured and two vehicles were destroyed. "
I am Major Potter and this is Captain Fletcher.
We are from Army Notification.
TV: '..etails. On the other hand, Paras patrol is attacked. sent to the mountain
'rescue helicopters, they also face enemy fire.
' We will get the reaction here in a minute
'but first, Clive Myrie is in Baghdad.'
= = CLIVE MYRIE: 'Troops from First Regiment Parachute Regiment
' have been based in Southern Iraq for some time now.
'They will go home at the end of this month.
"In the past few weeks, anger has occurred rose against British rule... '
TV REPORT AUDIO FADES
SCREAMING, GUNFIRE
SHE GASPS
SHE WHIMPERS
SHE SOBS
KNOCK ON DOOR
Please enter.
Calm down.
I have bad news, Sapper Keys.Sir?
About your brother.
Sir, he was shot dead.
I'm sorry .
What do I do now, sir?
AIR RUN
FLAVOR FLAVOR
CABINET OPENED CAR APPROACHES OUTSIDE
REG: This is Richard.
Richard is here, Violet.
your own?
They all have, kid. Already and gone.
Come. No thanks, we just went down. Oh no, you don't.
You won't go all the way back there without a cup of tea.
Enter it. Are you sure? Yes, come in.
Did Tom also come?
'My mother died six months ago,'
still thinks Tom is still alive.
Sally then said how much she was jealous of her.
ROAR ENGINE
CAR PLAYING FANFARE
CHATTER QUIET
GLASS GLASS, DEAD CHATTER DOWN
Thank you. State Secretary, women and men,
we will do this in the order of the length of service.
Your name will be called and you will be called enter and sit with your lover,
as long as you want.
First, please, family Sergeant Simon Hamilton-Jewell.
CLICKING ECHOES CLOCK
CHATTER RESUMES
WOMEN WANT
Corporal Family Paul Long.
CLICKING ECHOES CLOCK
DOOR CLOSES
Family from Corporal Two Key Pole Thomas.
HER WEDDING SHARPLY
DOOR CLOSES
There are other partners after us.
I know. Let's not be too long, then.
They live for centuries.
If we come out in five minutes, how can it be seen?
I don't care how it looks.
I need a wee. Why don't you go in there?
Because I don't want them to say it my name and not there.
Hmm
I'm very proud of you, kid.
AIRPLANES OUTSIDE
Reg?
Right.
DOOR WOUNDED
DOOR OPENED
CHOCOLATE COFFEE COVER AND DAMAGE
GUNFIRE RICOCHETS, THEME OF SEX
LOUD CRUNCH
TWO GUNSHOTS
SUARA SHOTS
GUNFIRE
GUNFIRE MACHINE OPTION: Backwards!
SUARA SHOTS
GUNFIRE MACHINE
SCREAMING
SUARA SHOTS
FEED, GUNFIRE CONTINUE
LOUD CRUNCH
There are 31 bullet wounds to the body of my child.
I know, because I count it all myself.
DOORS ARE OPEN AND CLOSE
Tell me it's all a big mistake.
Please enter.
Are you sure?
Does he suffer?
One shot.
That is instant.
They are here.
I am Major Bryn Parry Jones, Mr. Keys. Correct. Thank you for seeing us.
Oh no problem.
This is Lance Corporal Joanne Richardson. How are you?
and Corporal John Fraser. OK?
Er, I told my wife that she did not suffer.
Only one shot to the head.
Of course.
OK, please enter.
CLOSED FRONT DOOR
This is my wife Sally. This is Major Bryn Parry Jones.
Oh, hello.
And I... Sorry, I forgot.
Er, Corporal John Fraser. Oh, hi.
Jo Richardson.
Jo?
Yes. THE Jo?
He calls me?
VERY LAUGHING All time.
THE Jo, then, yes.
I am very proud of them.
An extraordinary honor to have be their commander.
Good men. Men are really good.
But even among men like that,
Tom is an extraordinary soldier, Mr. Keys.
And, a lot of time, funny too.
Funny and... naughty.
You will say that, Corporal? Yes, Sir.
That is good for morale.
Why is he told to stay out there?
That is the end of their assignment, isn't it?
Tom knows the rope and we really need people like him
to stay out there for handover,
to help new groups children come out of England.
You don't live, then? No, but CO that took over from me,
Captain Phillips, he is more than a job.
Very good warriors.
He is four days off _ his 21st birthday.
Right, I will make tea again, I think.
Another coffee for you? Thank you, Mrs. Keys.
Jo, will you give me hands in the kitchen? Of course.
Do you know why they were attacked?
We still try to get to that base.
What we know for sure is a mass that is fully armed
gather in the city and go look for soldiers to be killed.
That is Tom's bad luck... Tea always tastes better than a pan,
isn't that right? VERY LAUGHING
TEACHOT CLINKS
I mean, there might be there is no real difference, really.
Maybe teabag feels the same.
Are you... lover?
Yes
And when was the last time you made love?
The, um...
The night before he died.
BAD LOSS
HE'S WAITING
CABINET OPENED
CORK IS UNSCREWED
CREATE CHOIR: # On a difficult trip to Ghana fry
# Every gift in the big church
# Fry in the sky, or on the floor
# I want to have it all, have it
# Hold your own thoughts
# I stay on your feet
# I will get blood quality... #
LIGHT GETTING THE AUTHOR # Mi garia'r groes, mi nofia'r don
# But get your mind under me. #
Five years ago, we gave the Army...
who is rather shy, introverted...
16 year old boy... young.
Unfortunately...
... what we saw before us today...
... not as we expected Army to return it to us.
'Not homecoming we have planned for Tom. '
SEAGULLS CALL, GUNFIRE ECHOES
GUNS DEVELOPED
GUNFIRE ECHOES
BUZZ OF CONVERSATION
Goodbye, then. You are careful. thanks.
Sorry
How are you doing? Okay. I need to tell you something, Mr. Keys.
That might be a little surprise. You?
A few weeks before they are killed, the children are sent down.
Lowered? This is army jargon to remove equipment -
grenades, flares and so on. It's just that new players enter
have everything they need.
Well, that's not surprising. It seems reasonable, actually.
Thank you.
Grenades and flares?
Yes
Anything else?
Some love.
Some?
They only have 50 rounds each.
50?! Yes
At Majar al-Kabir?
Yes
Do you know this at that time?
Yes. But you still go home and leave them there? Yes.
Why did you tell me this now?
The newspapers have held it. They run the story.
Oh, so you say this to me now,
because you have GOT to tell me this now?
No I tell you this now, because
it's easier to hear from me than to read it in the tabloid.
We think of you and others family, Mr. Keys, that's all.
Uh-huh.
What else is taken from them?
Morfin.
Anything else?
Satellite telephone. Well, that's what happened the newspapers said, but they were
Never been given a satellite phone. They have radio clans.
But a clan is bolted to a vehicle.
Yes.
Far from vehicles, what do they have?
None.
BIRDS CALL
There are dozens of bullet wounds to his body.
I hear them speak.
You say one.
One shot to the head.
That's what you want to hear. I want to hear the truth, Reg.
They only have 50 rounds each.
There is no radio.
SHE WHIMPERS
I don't want you to go back to the Army, Richard.
Listen, if I leave the Army, Mother, what do I get?
There is nothing here.
Besides that, Tom was killed. They will look after me.
They don't want two from the same family.
MATT FREI ON TV: 'Prime Minister doesn't smile like this
'for a long time. But it's the problem at home that has happened
'Very much made it here.
'America admires his determination loyalty and this is his reward.
'Speaker, Prime Minister
'British Empire from England and Northern Ireland. '
Cheering
'Only a few foreigners and two other English people have been given
'Honor of handling a joint session of Congress.
'The first is Winston Churchill, who did it three times,
'Twice during the Second World War.
"The last was Margaret Thatcher at the height of the Cold War. '
"I was very touched by the warmth and the generous welcome...
'... more than I deserve and more than I am used to it, frankly...'
TAWA
'And...' Applause and Cheer
'... you like me, know who the real hero is.
'The brave soldiers and women, you and us,
'Who fought and risked their lives.
'And our appreciation to them must be measured...'
FRONT DOOR OPENED '... through here.
CAR KEYS RATTLE 'By showing them and their families
'That they are not trying or die in vain.
'But that, through their sacrifice,
'The next generation can live greater peace, prosperity and hope.
'Let me also thank to President Bush.
'Through difficult times, since September 11
'changing our world, we have become allies and friends.
'Thank you, Mr. President...' You killed yourself.
APPLY ON TV
Good.
Turn off.
If it's very painful, just...
... turn off.
Or you need pain.
This gives you good reason to do it.
"I was told the first Congressional Gold Medal is
'given to George Washington for the so-called Congress
" His wise and eager attitude "
' in getting rid of England out of Boston. '
Laugh on TV
You will leave me alone, right?
Cheering on TV
Let me pass all of this myself?
How selfish is that?
What about Tom?
If he is still alive, you will think he wants to see you like this?
'... it's good enough to show me the fireplace where, in 1814,
'England has been burned Library of Congress.
"I know it's a bit late, but sorry."
TAWA
HANDS
I saw the teacher today.
TONY BLAIR CONTINUE: 'But even so we love freedom, others don't...'
I want to say...
"I agree with you, Mr. Talbot,
" I don't want it near the Army.
"But his father supported him."
'... Western values, that Afghan women... "
Well, you keep quiet at that time. What do you mean?
He always does what his father wants him to do, right?
You say you are proud of him. He lies in a coffin
and you tell him you are proud of him.
What are you proud of?
You are proud of them when they do something,
when they reach something.
What does he do?
What did he achieve?
SHE SOBS: He has himself shot into bits in some dirt holes
in the middle of the desert!
And all in vain!
"Actually..." Nothing.
'..you know, my middle child studies 18th century history
'and American War Independence
'And he said to me a few days ago, "You know Northern Master, Dad?
'" He was the Prime Minister of England who lost America.
'' So, just think about it, But many mistakes you make,
'"You will never make a bad one." TAWA
ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY: And we must pray for that too
who must continue on the task of rebuilding,
when drama conflict has faded,
for our leaders, here and in the United States.
We have made ourselves responsible for peace and justice in Iraq.
And leaders and people will be called to explain it.
I want to speak to the Prime Minister, please.
Sorry? I said, "I want to speak to the Prime Minister, please."
This is Mr. Keys, right? Yes.
Um, you've talked to him, right?
Yes, about five seconds.
And he was taken away, or he let himself be taken away.
I want to talk to him correctly, please. I'm very sorry,
but I don't think that happens becomes possible. He is very busy.
I can wait.
What do you want to talk to him about?
Well, my child was killed in Iraq - there are instructions.
Well, I'm very sorry about that, Mr Keys, and if you want
to give me a message, I can pass to the Prime Minister.
I am sure he will call back.
GOOD.
500-strong mass, armed his teeth, inching for blood,
come after my son and he has 50 bullets and no radio.
Now, I can accept that, almost.
But if I know this war don't have to be fought,
and he died in vain...
.. I will never accept that, I will never let that lie.
Mr. Keys, this weapon mass destruction will be found.
I guarantee that.
THEMES BBC NEWS PLAY
'Good night. The main argument to attack Iraq -
'Saddam Hussein weapons of mass destruction -
'has been put to bed leading US weapons inspector.
'Charles Duelfer, the head of the Iraq Survey Group,
'Published a long-awaited report tonight.
"He said that Saddam did not contain chemicals
'or biological stock when the war began last year.'
CLOCK STRIKES
CAMERAS CLICK Tuan Keys?
I am still waiting to speak with Tony,
Still very busy, I'm afraid.
We have a petition.
I will see that he got it.
We are all people who have lost sons in Iraq.
We want to give it ourselves.
Just can't be possible, I'm afraid.
People who give a little victory party, they have to talk to him.
We have given more than that - we have given our sons.
I will tell the Prime Minister You come and I will see that he gets
Your petition and, um... Well, I thank you very much for coming.
DOOR CLOSES
PETER HAIN ON RADIO: '.. delegates, if they want, prioritize Iraq
'for health services, ending education, employment issues,
'for other problems. That is their right.
"You know, hunting and Iraq are peripheral problems
'as far as this conference is concerned...'
JAMES NAUGHTIE: 'Well, it's theirs right to choose...'
That can't fail.
See?
This stops it, understands? Why do you do it?
Tony bled Blair.
'... a big debate. But there is, there is a debate on Thursday... . '
Have you ever seen this, the key to mine seekers? Sir!
It depends on life in balance, sir.
Like hundreds of thousands of others stay dependent on balance, sir.
While the Prime Minister won't even talk about it, sir.
Is he crazy?
Fuming, sir.
So you don't kill yourself at all, then?
No no. No.
I only miss my son.
I just miss it.
I really miss him.
HE SNIFFS
MALE VOICE CHOIR SINGS
LIGHT CONTINUE
VERY BAD
GRINGING STOPS GRADUALLY
I will join you, young man, but, er, my throat hurts a little.
Laughter and Applause
Reg? I am Felicity Arbuthnot.
We are just up here.
Brilliant, by the way.
Key Reg, everyone.
Please, Reg.
What can I do for you?
We want you to take Tony Blair in the next general election.
TONY BLAIR: '... but that fact their economy and health
'And the education plan is exactly the which was rejected in 1997.
'I think, when they do that, , yes, I will be very happy
'That people compare their choices between their notes and us,
'Between our future program and theirs.
SHOUTS OF AGREEMENT
MICHAEL HOWARD: "Well, he talks about his notes.
'Let's look at the notes. I will tell you about the notes.
' Taxes UP! OTHERS: Up! ! Up! '
MOBILE PHONE PHONE ' Waiting for UP! Up!
'MRSA UP! Up! Truancy UP! Up!
' And let's see in what happened.
'Take home a salary DOWN! Down! DOWN.Down pensions! '
Hi, this is Reg.
Are you watching Prime Minister's question?
Talk about "don't call war". 'Let me remind him...'
The answer is yes.
I will do it.
I will take it.
Take who?
Blair. I will defend Parliament, in the constituency.
REG SIGHS
Where is that?
Sedgefield.
Where is Sedgefield?
This is Northeast.
Where did he come from?
No no.
Oh
Why?
Because he is lying. Oh!
Because he took us to war because of lies! Reg, you have nothing to prove!
What does that mean? Everybody knows how much you love him.
No, that's not it. Well then, what's up, not Tom.
I think I can find it in me, somewhere far inside me,
to forgive that bastard for what he did to Tom...
... but I will never forgive him for what he did to you.
Yes.
That might make everything a little awkward for you. How?
Well, you're in the Army! I can't be the first soldier
have a father who stands for Parliament. They won't see it like that,
but when your father made a problem for the British Prime Minister.
I see? He is enough for us.
Can you beat it?
Why not?
Hey, it's better than crashing it.
Yes.
For Tom. For Tom.
Tony Blair is more than happy to go
2,000 miles across the Atlantic to talk to American friends,
but not ready to walk this far as the doorstep alone to talk with us.
People whose sons have died in the war.
He is more than happy to talk about democracy for the people in Iraq,
but not ready to listen to us, his own people,
standing there, shivering, grieving in front of his own house.
Reg.
Yes?
Ah.
Whiskey!
Good, is not your business,
but I've been campaigning all day and I feel I deserve it.
You haven't campaigned yet.
I'm sorry?
Bursts outside Tesco with three people and a dog listening?
It's not campaigning.
And you don't feel like you is right for the whiskey.
You feel like you need it.
Nice to talk to you.
We talk on the phone.
I'm Bob Clay.
Oh
How are you doing, Bob? How are you, Reg?
So, do you still want my help? Yes. Then can I be honest?
Well, what have you done so far?
If we will do this, we do it right.
I'm not here to cause a little mischief, I'm here to win.
And you win by speaking as many voters as possible.
That means knocking on the door, morning, afternoon and night.
That means you will be difficult see your Miss
between now and election night.
And that means, halfway this campaign, you will hate my heart!
But in the end, you will shake my hand.
So, are you ready for that?
Can Reg be honest now, Bob? Yes.
You hate Tony Blair. S why you are here. Yes? Oh, yes.
Well, I love my son. My love My child will make me longer
from your hatred Tony has Blair blood.
Do you have a skeleton in the closet, Reg? There is no.
Because they will find them if you have them. None at all.
Right, so you do this, I will do next to
then we jump from each other on the street.
That will look a little strange at first,
but after you finish three or four, you will like falling from the log.
I defecate myself. Eh! They are working class people.
They will love you for that.
DOORBELLS RING
Hello, sir.
I am Reg Key.
My son Tom is one of six military police killed in Iraq.
Reg Key? Yes.
Can I shake your hand, Mr. Keys?
And, yes, you can count on me choosing.
Thank you.
Tony Blair sent them in falsehood, sir.
I want to know if we can calculate in your voice. Er, yes.
Thank you. Ok, no problem.
Hello, I'm Martin Bell, former BBC war correspondent,
and I campaigned on behalf of Reg Kunci,
whose son Tom died in Iraq.
Oh, hello, I'm sorry to bother you. I am Frederick Forsyth, novelist.
I helped Reg Keys in his campaign against Tony Blair,
the person who brings us to war in lies,
and I hope we can rely on your voice.
No. Mm, may I ask why not? You don't want to know why.
I do. You do not.
This is a howl of pain, Mr. Keys, all this.
It just howl in pain. Please tell me why you didn't choose me.
Reg? I gave two rules to my son, Mr. Keys.
One - You don't buy a motorcycle.
Two - You don't join British Army.
Both of them can get you killed. My child... You should do the same thing.
My son is not dead because he joined the Army... Reg?
My son died because the Army sent him to hell
with 50 bullets and no radio.
That's what the Army did, Mr. Keys - that allowed the army to go down.
And don't expect to be disappointed a is a little naive, and who wants a naive MP?
Is that naive expected Prime Minister to tell the truth
when he sent his troops...? He's a politician!
I don't accept what you say... He's a politician!
It's about the Army and these people... You are desired, Reg!
The Prime Minister can lie send soldiers to the battlefield! Sorry we don't face each other.
Sorry, we have lots of people... I speak! By all means.
Some want to talk to Reg personally. I speak!
You don't argue with them!
"I really apologize because we didn't pay attention note this, sir," and walk!
Do you know what you just achieved?
He is truly determined to choose AGAINST YOU!
It's a waste of time and energy
and really damn counter-productive!
Now, go and join Martin! Reg? This is Trevor Johnson.
How are you? How are you, Mr. Johnson?
RAIN PATTER OUTSIDE How are you?
SALLY: 'Good.'
Are you okay? "I'm fine. SHE SWALLOWS 'Are you drinking?'
Tea. Are you eating? 'Yeah.'
What? "I said yes." No, what did you eat?
Oh, sandwich. "Well, that's not enough!"
It's okay. need decent food! '
Well, this is only for tonight.
Do you handle it?
"More than just overcoming."
'Are you sure?'
Positive.
Enjoy peace and quiet, actually.
I will go home the weekend. We will go to the park center.
'Lunch there.'
Yes.
'Goodbye, baby.' Goodbye dear.
'Goodbye.' Bye
9 am, until 7:30 a night.
7.30, because Bob said You didn't knock on the door
after Coronation Street starts, or EastEnders.
We always choose Blair here.
Always choose a voice for Blair? Yes, we always choose Tony.
Right.
'Then go back to the hotel for a telephone call with Sally. '
Then, er, meet Bob again for an interview.
Day by day. Sunday after week.
Reg and I visit all betting shops at Sedgefield
and we told everyone there to support Reg Keys and choose him.
When you support a horse, what can you do
to influence the path horse, hmm? Nothing.
You are entirely at the mercy of horses and jockeys.
But again Reg Keys, women and men,
and there is something you can do - You can choose a bugger!
Currently, he is 200-1.
In one hour, he will be 100-1. In two hours, he will be 50-1.
In three hours, he will be 20-1.
In four hours, he will drop to tens of and, in the end,
You will be lucky to get money even.
So, ladies and gentlemen, supported Reg Keys now!
Cheering
I am in Downing Street handing over a petition. I can't help paying attention to
well equipped their police are there.
They have pistols, automatic machine guns, radios, earphones.
Tony Blair gets more protection in the middle of London
than our children enter the battlefield.
Hello again, Mr. Keys. We have to stop meeting like this.
The Prime Minister is not there, I am afraid.
Why is all this?
Do you like me to give him a message?
He was invited to debate on television - I, he, someone else he fancied.
This will not happen, I am afraid.
Why not?
That won't happen.
I will have my opinion.
I will look forward to that, Mr. Keys.
The modern train that I'm talking about. Not the old, the modern.
I go in to pee, right? Not dirt, just pee,
but you still have to water it, right?
But the flash is behind the seat, isn't it?
So you put the chair down and now You have touched the toilet seat,
so you have to wash your hands... WIFE: Who is that?
Think about your own business who is it!
You press soap and get lots of soap in your hands,
You move it to water, there is never water.
As usual, there is no water!
Why do we kill Iraqi civilians? They did not choose Saddam Hussein.
They are not responsible in any way for whatever the monster does.
But me? I chose Blair.
I am responsible. Okay, it's small, a small piece of responsibility,
however, is responsibility.
So, my bomb.
Let some terrorist bombs explode at Sedgefield and there will be
more justification for that than anything we do in Iraq.
I am responsible.
And I can't sleep at night, because of that.
And that's why I will choose you, Mr. Keys.
Two sons and one daughter. He is with a minimum wage.
Contract zero hours. Both boys?
Well, they are in alms! You, on the other hand,
You have two sons who take 40 to 50 thousand to your home.
40 to 50 thousand every year!
As long as they are killed anyone who is told to kill!
You come knocking on my door, everyone who has principles?
Please help me!
They want your son to die, Mr. Keys.
George Bush, because he wants it to tell fellow Americans,
"Look, not only are our children dying, are also British!"
And Tony Blair, because he wants it to show his love for America
and more and more British people die, the greater the love.
The most powerful army in the world against a group of people from Raghead half hungry and he needs us? Is he shite, Mr. Keys!
If you feel a little upset about the invasion of Iraq,
how do Iraqi people feel? How they feel
when they see British soldiers lined the streets every day?
They have the right of each to kill your son, Mr. Keys,
just like France must kill Germany!
They are not rebels, you know!
They are not mafia! That is an Iraqi resistance!
You are a mug, Mr. Keys!
BOB: Reg?
That is a Tory. He wants to meet.
Why? I think he might back off.
And if Tory resigns, Dem Lib does.
We can win it, Reg.
Only pass there.
BOB SIGHS Al Lockwood, Reg Keys.Reg.
Tea? Thank you.
I am impressed. As I mean, of course.
Of course. What do you think you are doing?
We are right behind Blair, with unstoppable momentum.
Of course you are. How do you have it? White, without sugar.
Well, we have you in third place. Neck and neck with Lib Dems.
BOB LAUGHS
Do you want to bet a little on that? We want to help.
Thank you.
If you retreat, supports my campaign,
I will dismiss six military officers every opportunity I get.
Do you want ME to resign? Yes. I hope you do that.
I can't!
We cannot reject Conservative voters opportunity to choose Conservatives.
Even though it can help Blair win?
Yes. We can bring down a Prime Minister serving, Al.
That's history, and you will be a part of it,
and Reg will thank you hard and clear, yes, Reg? Loud and clear.
Every Tory constituency in the country will want you!
It's goodbye, Sedgefield! Hello, Surrey South West!
I am not a career politician, Bob.
I am in Iraq and that's why I'm here.
Representing a party who chooses it.
I can't possibly back down, Reg. You can.
BOB SIGHS
Look at yourself.
"Good," he said.
Only Sally can fill "good" with such a hunch.
F-I-N-E - chaotic, unsafe, neurotic, emotional.
And that is not the tea he drinks, this is liquor.
And even if it's tea, I go to think it's liquor and he knows
I would think it's liquor, so why is he drinking at all?
And I know what they say, they are wrong.
"Poor Reg Keys, losing his son, can't deal with it, can't accept that,
" So he throws himself in this crazy campaign.
"He is not a hope in hell, but still, it keeps him busy,
" keeps his mind from the death of his son - it's not a bad thing.
"Still, you have to feel for his wife, have you?
" "Have to go through it all by yourself, back to Bala." '
Should I come?
No, no, I'm fine.
HE LAUGHED Yes - "good".
FLOWER ALARM SIGNS
Mute?
Ah!
STEAM HISSES
Mute?
ALARM SMOKE CONTINUE
Mute?
you...?
I need an ambulance!
PHONES RING REG: The problem is, I went up and down.
That depends on the subject.
For example, get me in Tony Blair, I will break your eardrum.
REG CONTINUES, MOBILE RING CARS
Bob Clay? "Richard Keys here, Bob."
TOO MUCH ALARM STILL CLEAN "Dad didn't answer."
He, er, he already started miked for an interview.
"I found Mum unconscious." Is he okay? What happened?
I don't know. He breathes, he gets a pulse, but he is flat.
Have you called an ambulance? Yes, they are with him now.
You must let Dad now. FLOWER ALARM SIGNS
What is that sound? Smoke alarm. Let dad know.
I will, yes. 'Thank you.' Always let me know.
Yes.
Reg?
Um...
Why do they have you as their MP
and not the Prime Minister, the most powerful person in England?
Well, he's probably the strongest, but he's also the busiest.
They never saw it.
When was the last time he was in Sedgefield?
When was the last time anyone entered Sedgefield looked at Tony Blair?
If they want MPs who will protect their interests -
Their interests, not George Bush's - they must choose me.
Good.
FLOWER ALARM SIGNS
BEEPING STOPS REG ON TV: 'We did consider that,
'Yes - defeat Tony Blair, then resign immediately.
"But that will force other elections. '
Also, if they choose me, they are not just voting against Tony Blair,
they choose FOR REG Keys.
So, if you are elected, Will you undergo a full term?
Yes. Key Reg, Thank you very much.
Thank you. Big. Thank you very much. Cheerful.
Reg? Yes? Your car is outside.
Why?
Sally is sick. How's the pain?
We don't know, but Richard found him unconscious.
MOBILE PHONE MOBILE PHONE
I have five missed calls here. When did he call you?
Hours half past.
The interview is very important, Reg!
You will thank me for that someday. MACHINE BEGINS
It's finished, Bob. So.
'..message after tone.' BEAUTY!
I have left M6, hour and half again, I think. Call me.
I will find out soon. Good news or bad news, I will find out soon.
'..message after tone.' BEAUTY!
Now, I realize, if you are there with him,
You won't be able to use your cellphone, so call me back when you can.
AMBULANCE SIRENS WAIL
Why don't you leave immediately?
Oh, I... I'm sorry.
How about it?
Same. Still coming out. Correct.
What's wrong?
He leaves the pot. I grabbed it and... Right.
What do they say?
That he is dehydrated. They think it can do that.
So he doesn't, er...?
Oh no, no! Of course not, no.
Oh
Right.
BIRDSONG
VEHICLE APPROACH
Bob, this is my wife Sally. Hello.This is my son Richard.
Bob Clay.
Do you want a cup of tea, Mr. Clay? Yes, please. Correct.
He plays God with our lives.
He doesn't deliver your message for one and a half hours.
That's why I did the interview.
I'm really sorry.
Thank you.
You have three options, Reg.
The first, we like, you go back to the campaign.
Current events never occur. Business as usual. Second choice...
... you pack everything, yes, but you don't tell anyone.
You let me - Freddie, Martin, Brian, we are all...
You let us campaign on your behalf.
We will say you have taken leave Sally's disease, and that's you
immediately return to the ship You can, but in the meantime, we continue.
And what is the third?
The third is that you package it and you tell everyone
You have already packed it, but not account, do it, Reg, please,
because, if not, it just makes everything useless.
All the effort we do, all the time, all that, in vain!
Oh, ironically! I am after Blair, because he is a heartless bastard, and
the only way to make it is to act like a bastard without feeling ourselves!
I'm not a heartless bastard. REG SCOFFS: No?
No!
I am here to help, Reg. And how can I do it?
I can't bring Tom back. I can't the nails of the people who killed him.
The only thing I can do is help you give Blair a bloody nose
and a bigger and more bloody nose...
The last thing you want to do is to bring Tom back.
I am Reg Keys, father of Tom Keys, killed in Iraq,
and, without it, is it good for me?
I predict this.
I say, halfway campaign, you will hate my guts,
but in the end, you will shake my hand. Well, you're half right.
Sally?
Yes?
What do you think?
Please?
You want me to say I don't need him here.
And I do.
I don't want him here.
I don't want to drag it from Tony Bloody Blair.
His mother often forgets Tom is dead.
I wake up and, with... in seconds - bang - Tom is dead.
But he can forget for hours, even days.
And I'm very jealous of him.
I used to think, "Why can't I be like that?"
And...
..so I drink and...
.. I swallow the pill.
And if I don't drink or swallow pills,
then I'm taking a shower, polishing, rubbing...
... and I don't forget anything.
But his mother...
... everything.
Hours, days, everything.
And, the ferocious bitch that I am,
I started reminding him that he was dead.
"He's dead, you're a stupid woman.
" He died. "
SHE GOOD SIGHS
Which means more drinks, more pills...
HE LAUGHS
..more hoovering, polishing, scrubbing.
And that's enough, Reg.
Please don't add it.
Please don't make me that woman drag you out Tony bled Blair.
Just go back to Sedgefield, really.
Richard?
I want you to come back too, Dad.
It's an adventure.
And I know Tom was killed and that,
but that doesn't stop it being an adventure.
I mean, you take over Prime Minister and you can win!
You can go down in history. You will be angry to stop now, Dad.
And who wants to profit if you back off?
Tony bled Blair.
CAR DOOR CLOSES, MACHINE BEGINS
Alright, come on, then.
Tom likes it here.
SEAGULLS CALL
For six people.
Rest in peace, friends.
What do you think?
MORE LOUDSPEAKERS: Vote Reg Keys.
Tony Blair is a war criminal. He escaped with that
because the transfer process has not occurred yet.
So I asked people from Sedgefield to do it today.
Voice Team Button. Remove Blair, war criminal.
FREDERICK FORSYTH: I came north this morning to pay tribute
to Sedgefield's sons, commemorated behind me,
who goes out to fight two big wars to protect this land.
They are told that they will come out
because this country is under threat, and it's not a lie.
Imperial Germany in 1914 was a threat
and the monstrosity of Nazism in 1940 was a greater threat.
They are not deceived.
They are not betrayed.
Now, I want you to transmit your thoughts to 85 other soldiers.
They are not registered at this monument behind me now.
Their names are not carved from wood or stone.
They are only written in the heart of the family they left behind,
when they line up proudly
to do what they think is theirs in charge of defending their country.
Now, I'm sure there are differences between the 85 men
and what's on this warning behind me and this...
85 men who went to Iraq have been lied to.
They are lied to, so Tony Blair can
loud applause in Washington
and place in history.
Well, Mr. Blair, you might your place in history.
But that won't be enough you think.
HAND PAPER
DAVID BLEED: 'Excitement night election will begin. '
DIRECTOR:... two, one.
BUZZ OF CONVERSATION
"The star of our reporter comes out in the country on key counts.
'We have our cameras in all important places. get the boxes.
"They plan to be the first states.
'At Portsmouth, Guildhall,
'Where the postal ballot is located takes steps...'
'... and at Enfield in London, Tory Target, seating...'
Excuse me? Excuse me?
That's the sound for Reg Keys.
The Reg Keys pile is there.
You put it on top Tony bled Blair pile! Excuse me?
And that's the third time You have done that,
which I think is a lot, if you don't mind I say so.
What's wrong, Bob? That's the third when he voted for Reg Keys
in Tony Blair's stack. Honest mistakes. Three times...
An honest mistake... all Key Reg, all go to Tony Blair!
That level of consistency shows something to me
and what is suggested a little is more than honest mistakes.
If he says "honest mistakes", Bob, that is an honest mistake.
Sally! How are you? I want you to do something for me.
Hi, Richard. I will take someone to watch this person -
it will take me a few minutes -
but for the next two minutes,
You watch him and you watch where does he vote, okay?
Yes, right. thanks.
This is where we are.
Newton Aycliffe. We will do well here.
There must be 1,423 votes from this polling place.
If it's below, it's okay, cos some people enter and don't vote.
But if it ends, it's not good.
That means some people have chosen more than once, so, if it's over,
come and arrest me, okay? Correct. thanks.
"I already have a number of people who say to me that they can't choose me
'Because they oppose war in Iraq.
'Heaven knows what else I can do to convince them
'That I also oppose the war and, if it's like that for me,
'surely so at least as strong as others...'
JEREMY PAXMAN: 'Private choose for you, you say,
'But how much support do you have for the number of wars against you there? '
JACK STRAW: 'Well, that is part of this problem,
especially in some Asian communities,
'but also among the parts of the white community too. '
How are you doing, Bob? BOB SIGHS
I don't think we can win it. No.
WOMEN LAUGH AND CHATTER
Blair here? On the way.
Where will you place it? In her room.
Oh, do you have her room? Of course. The candidates cannot have it.
We have walked here! And you give him a room?
He has a country to run!
Who will you allow to speak? I haven't thought about it yet.
You have world media here
and haven't thought about it who will be allowed to speak?
No, because everything depends on the results.
The Convention determines whether the top three will speak.
What if we finish fourth?
Well, someone has to do it finish fourth, right?
Reg?
You have to let Reg speak.
If he finishes the top three, of course he can talk.
Top three to talk.
Right.
He can finish all four, you know that.
If that happens, he speaks.
And who finishes fifth? And the sixth?
There are 15 candidates! Monsters Raving Loonies and worse.
Do I let them all talk? Do I turn it into a circus?
I don't ask you to turn it into a circus,
I'm talking about the big four.
This is a four horse race, this, has always been -
Labor, Tory, Lib Dem and Reg!
Others are miles away. It would be wrong to stop
one of the top four of speaking, especially if this man is here.
I stick with the convention, Bob, and the top three will speak.
BOB SIGHS You don't want to make Tony angry. Not all.
I have saved a diary. Oh, yes? Yes.
And I have recorded every irregularity that you have watched
in this campaign. BOB... Any irregularity? Mm-hm.
I am not aware there is one.
Well, there is a business with a voter list
and how long it takes to get it. You understand. Finally.
And then there is a map constituency. What you also get.
Also finally. And now you talk to me about the convention.
Well, the convention states that the candidates have a room
where they can relax. ALL candidates, not just one.
Will you say that you will ignore this "irregularity"
if I agree to let this man talk?
Because, if you say that, Bob, you will get out of here in your ass!
In fact, you might even find yourself in a call!
How dare you question my integrity?
I have things that run as fair and as possible as possible!
Nobody questioned your integrity, right, Bob?
No. Three times, I have tried to get Tony Blair to listen to me
and three times, he ignores me, so I think he has this coming!
He must stand there with the world watching
and he must listen to me.
And that will happen, as long as you finish in third position. Why ?!
Because the convention dictates? Yes.
Who sent us to war?
Not people.
They can't be convinced.
But hundreds of democratically elected MPs,
them. Mm-hm.Sticklers for conventions, everything!
I hope you speak, Reg.
Convention!
Applause and Cheer
JEREMY PAXMAN: 'We saw the current image of Tony Blair
'arrived at, uh... On the count, I believe.
DAVID DIMBLEBY: 'It is not clear what to do read to the Prime Minister's face.
'He and Cherie will go count there.
'He is looking for... He is looking for a little - how can I say it?
'Plays the specified display on his face and, er,
'Cherie is looking for, again, very cheerful
'When they get into the count, aren't you? '
We start.
4,252, Reg.
Oh, that's amazing, Reg! It was incredible!
Where does it put us? Fourth.
What's wrong?
Only the top three speak.
Oh what?
Who is the third?
Lib Dems. What did he get?
Er, 4,935. That's practically a tie!
No, no, Bob.
Who is the fifth? Ukip.
How many? 646.OK, so we are only behind the third, far from the fifth,
and we still can't talk?
Right, okay.
The media is still upstairs, so, after the declaration is complete,
we will go there and we will tell the world that has been gagged.
Labor, Tory and the Lib Dems can speak -
the people who sent us to war all can speak -
but Reg Keys can't.
You must do as you wish.
Please, let me talk.
Please?
I don't ask this for myself. I will speak...
I won't even see Blair, but other families will see it.
And everyone's family British soldiers killed in Iraq,
they will see it.
I don't think you should stand on that road.
You have to forgive me. I have things I have to do.
ANDREW MARR: 'A rictus, more precisely from a genuine smile.
DAVID DIMLEBY: 'The last campaign day,
'there is an original smile his face. They think they will have it
'A very good night, better than they have so far.
"Especially when talking about their personal life to the Sun.
'Somewhat extraordinary. What? " Five night Prime Minister? "'
I, the officer who returns for the Sedgefield constituency,
hereby declares that the numbers sounds in the selection
are as follows.
Berony Abraham, 205...
REG: 'When do you most need compassion?
'Maybe at the point of death.
'But when you die in war, there is no mercy,
'There is only hatred, because they cannot kill you unless they hate you.
'So, don't whisper a loving wife or mother...'
GUNFIRE ECHOES 'Only your partner screams'
'And your killer's furious hatred. That is the reality of war. '
LOUD CRUNCH
Six young men...
'..dead in a dirty state storage room-cum-toilet.
"You multiply by 100,000, 200,000,
'You add women and children, and everyone is lying? '
CAMERAS CLICK All lying?
..that Anthony Charles Lynton Blair has been chosen
to serve as a member Sedgefield constituents.
Applause AND SOME CHEERS
LOUD CHEERS
'... and I also know that Iraq has a divisive problem in this country.
'But I hope now we can reunite
'and look to the future, there and here. '
Our task is to serve people. That is what I tried to do at Sedgefield.
That is what we will try to do for the country. Thank you.
Clap your Hands and Cheer
Right, ready to go?
He let him speak.
Richard!
First of all, I want to thank the Returning Officer
and all people who have worked hard
to unite all of this tonight.
And I want to thank, especially,
all the fantastic people there are organized and run this campaign
and all volunteers - they are extraordinary.
I also want to thank my wife and my child
to be here with me tonight,
who has supported me tirelessly through this campaign.
An extraordinary campaign.
Er, I'm not...
I don't confess a professional politician.
Fighting this campaign has not been an easy task for me,
but I have to do it for my child, Thomas Keys,
a Royal Military Police killed in Iraq
four short days 21st birthday...
... after the war below it is very controversial.
Very controversial circumstances.
SMATTERING OF APPLAUSE
If this war is justified by international law,
I will grieve, not campaign.
If weapons of mass destruction have been found in Iraq, again,
I will grieve, not campaign.
And tonight, there are lessons to be learned
and I hope in my heart that, one day,
The Prime Minister might be able to say sorry.
That, one day, You will be able to say sorry
for families who are grieving and that, one day,
The Prime Minister might be able to visit wounded soldiers in the hospital.
So our campaign won't be in vain.
All people who have it give me their voice tonight
has sent clear, resplendent messages about the Iraq War.
And thank you for all those who have chosen me tonight.
And finally...
... I want to dedicate this campaign to all the brave 88,
88 British soldiers,
because some people don't know how many were killed.
Soldiers who give their young lives in this conflict.
HAND PAPER
But I might specifically mention,
because they are already known, "The Six".
Six Royal Military Police left behind and massacred
in the dirty police station in al-Majar.
My child...
... Lance Corporal Tom Keys...
'... Corporal Russell Aston...
'... Corporal Simon Miller...
'... Sergeant Simon Hamilton-Jewell...
'... Corporal Ben Hyde's line...
'... and Corporal Paul Long.'
May you rest peacefully, friends.
Thank you.
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