Fact1: London police receive anonymous tip and arrest as terror cell leader and mastermind of attack, Fact2: Martin Rose is appointed by Attorney General to replace him joining Special Advocate Claudia Simmons-Howe, Fact3: Erdogan 's case follows closed material procedures Due to national security concerns, Fact4: evidence is permissible for judge ruling what Martin to use in open public trial, Fact5: Kartal cut deal with prosecutors agreeing to work as informant for MI5 by infiltrating London terror cell and providing MI5 with information to make arrests
Output: A bomb planted in a lorry detonates in Londons Borough Market killing 120 people. The London police receive an anonymous tip and arrest Farroukh Erdogan, a Turkish immigrant, as the terror cell leader and mastermind of the attack. Two other members of the cell die in the bombing and the fourth is killed by police in a shootout during the raid to apprehend him. When Erdogans Defense Barrister commits suicide, Martin Rose is appointed by the Attorney General to replace him, joining Special Advocate Claudia SimmonsHowe. Due to national security concerns, Erdogans case follows closed material procedures; Claudia represents Erdogan during closed sessions with a judge ruling what evidence is permissible for Martin to use in the open public trial. MI5 Agent Nazrul Sharma is assigned to provide Claudia with the closed material and monitor her activities. Martin discovers that despite his extensive criminal record, Erdogan was somehow quickly approved for immigration from his previous residence in Germany to England and within six months was living well beyond his income. He finds proof that Farroukh Erdogan is really Mussi Kartal, a member of a terror cell responsible for bombing a U.S. Air Force base in Munich a few years prior. Kartal cut a deal with prosecutors to avoid prison, agreeing to work as an informant for MI5 by infiltrating the London terror cell and providing MI5 with information to make arrests. Martin suspects that after the Borough Market bombing, MI5 feared their botched operation would be publicly blamed as directly financing terrorism and sought to have Kartal take the fall and suppress any evidence of MI5 involvement. In the first closed court session, MI5 Agent Melissa Fairbright reveals that Kartals son Amir had hacked into his fathers laptop and had provided valuable information to MI5. The judge orders Amirs testimony in court, deeming it relevant to the case. Amir, who is being monitored by MI5 agents at a safe house with his mother, manages to escape to his aunts home. He meets with Martin and Claudia, giving them a flash drive detailing his fathers involvement with the MI5 terror cell operation. Martin and Claudia realize MI5 will kill Amir to protect themselves and go on the run with him overnight, planning to have him testify in court the next day. Amir testifies in closed session, but Kartal is later murdered in prison and made to look like a suicide by hanging. With Kartal dead, the case collapses and all evidence of the MI5 operation is suppressed from public disclosure. Amir and his mother, however, are allowed to remain in England. Three months later, as Martin and Claudia rekindle their romance that resulted in Martins divorce from his wife, information of MI5s involvement in the Borough Market bombing is anonymously leaked to the media.