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Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Nicky is now living in a squat in London with a group of armed anarchist extremists, intent on bringing down Edward Heath and his government by force. Geordie, through his connections with the Met, manages to track Nicky down and takes him for a night out in Soho, which proves disastrous as the two men have so little in common anymore. Geordie's position is suddenly threatened when a police officer names him as colluding with other officers, and an investigation into corruption in the police is instigated. Roy Johnson, who has been promoted, is asked to lead it, although Salway and Chapple lean on as many officers as they can to not comply with the investigation. The anarchists, shaken by Geordie finding them so easily, ask Nicky to leave them for their own protection. Shortly after he leaves, they begin attempting minor terrorist attacks on government buildings and bomb the house of a senior police officer. Back in Newcastle, Nicky meets up with Mary and Tosker, who have finally moved out of the Willow Lane flats. Tosker now runs a successful fruit and vegetable business from a van, bought with money given him by Benny Barratt, and he has plans to buy his own shop with a flat above it. Mary is pursuing a law degree and has gone into local politics, although she and Tosker continue to grow apart, with only have the past to connect them. Roy Johnson makes a breakthrough in his investigation, which he discovers leads all the way to Claude Seabrook, who has become the Home Secretary. His investigation is stopped shortly afterwards by the Commissioner, Colin Blamire, who is not colluding in the corruption but does rather fears the embarrassment of media publicity. Blamire promotes Salway and Johnson's report is returned to him without being read. In despair, he retires to Newcastle. Geordie leaves London on business for Barratt, ending up at a seaside boarding house where he meets and falls in love with a woman. He leaves and promises to return to her, however upon his arrival back in London he discovers that Barratt has planted incriminating evidence in his flat in revenge for his earlier affair with Julia, and Geordie is arrested by Salway. Nicky's anarchist colleagues, including his girlfriend, are later raided and arrested by an anti-terror squad. At the same time, Nicky's family are horrified to discover that he has hidden a machine gun under his bed, and together Felix and Eddie Wells berate Nicky about his politics and his attitude to armed violence. Felix orders him out of his house and he and Eddie dispose of the gun by burying it out at the allotments. In despair, Nicky seeks comfort from Mary when Tosker is doing a delivery. When Tosker returns, he reveals to Mary that her disabled brother Patrick has died. Nicky, Tosker, Mary and all of their families and friends attend the funeral."@en }

• List_of_Our_Friends_in_the_North_episodes shortsummary "Nicky is now living in a squat in London with a group of armed anarchist extremists, intent on bringing down Edward Heath and his government by force. Geordie, through his connections with the Met, manages to track Nicky down and takes him for a night out in Soho, which proves disastrous as the two men have so little in common anymore. Geordie's position is suddenly threatened when a police officer names him as colluding with other officers, and an investigation into corruption in the police is instigated. Roy Johnson, who has been promoted, is asked to lead it, although Salway and Chapple lean on as many officers as they can to not comply with the investigation. The anarchists, shaken by Geordie finding them so easily, ask Nicky to leave them for their own protection. Shortly after he leaves, they begin attempting minor terrorist attacks on government buildings and bomb the house of a senior police officer. Back in Newcastle, Nicky meets up with Mary and Tosker, who have finally moved out of the Willow Lane flats. Tosker now runs a successful fruit and vegetable business from a van, bought with money given him by Benny Barratt, and he has plans to buy his own shop with a flat above it. Mary is pursuing a law degree and has gone into local politics, although she and Tosker continue to grow apart, with only have the past to connect them. Roy Johnson makes a breakthrough in his investigation, which he discovers leads all the way to Claude Seabrook, who has become the Home Secretary. His investigation is stopped shortly afterwards by the Commissioner, Colin Blamire, who is not colluding in the corruption but does rather fears the embarrassment of media publicity. Blamire promotes Salway and Johnson's report is returned to him without being read. In despair, he retires to Newcastle. Geordie leaves London on business for Barratt, ending up at a seaside boarding house where he meets and falls in love with a woman. He leaves and promises to return to her, however upon his arrival back in London he discovers that Barratt has planted incriminating evidence in his flat in revenge for his earlier affair with Julia, and Geordie is arrested by Salway. Nicky's anarchist colleagues, including his girlfriend, are later raided and arrested by an anti-terror squad. At the same time, Nicky's family are horrified to discover that he has hidden a machine gun under his bed, and together Felix and Eddie Wells berate Nicky about his politics and his attitude to armed violence. Felix orders him out of his house and he and Eddie dispose of the gun by burying it out at the allotments. In despair, Nicky seeks comfort from Mary when Tosker is doing a delivery. When Tosker returns, he reveals to Mary that her disabled brother Patrick has died. Nicky, Tosker, Mary and all of their families and friends attend the funeral.".