While over 15 years old , this two series vehicle for Ray Winstone are still worth a look especially as the supporting regulars and guest cast are now leads in their own right ...it's supposed to be Manchester,but Ray is London through and through ...also cool to see his daughter Jamie also now a very decent actress having a bit role in the second series episode one. Well worth a few hours investment even if the camera work now does look dated, no Hi Definition crime series in those days only quite grainy muted tones ..but that in itself is interesting as this was never meant to be a glamorous series.

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