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Rather than defend himself, he praised his team to the inquiry as "best of British" and that they shouldn't suffer. To Toby's surprise, the inquiry cleared him as taking justifiable action. Heaton told him he was considered the man for the job "for now", especially the job of keeping Jensen controlled. Kinsella remarked to himself he preferred backstabbing and scheming in Westminster to goodwill. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Changing of the Guard (audio story)|Changing of the Guard]]'') He later heard that many in the spy world had had his back over the inquiry. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Forgotten Village (audio story)|The Forgotten Village]]'') | Rather than defend himself, he praised his team to the inquiry as "best of British" and that they shouldn't suffer. To Toby's surprise, the inquiry cleared him as taking justifiable action. Heaton told him he was considered the man for the job "for now", especially the job of keeping Jensen controlled. Kinsella remarked to himself he preferred backstabbing and scheming in Westminster to goodwill. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Changing of the Guard (audio story)|Changing of the Guard]]'') He later heard that many in the spy world had had his back over the inquiry. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Forgotten Village (audio story)|The Forgotten Village]]'') | ||
The Countermeasures team were glad to have him back after having to deal with Templeton, someone they considered inferior. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Changing of the Guard (audio story)|Changing of the Guard]]'') While Gilmore and Jensen believed he had the country's best interests at heart, Allison Williams remained distrustful of him and was willing to show it. Their first mission back together was to investigate a haunting at the [[St | The Countermeasures team were glad to have him back after having to deal with Templeton, someone they considered inferior. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Changing of the Guard (audio story)|Changing of the Guard]]'') While Gilmore and Jensen believed he had the country's best interests at heart, Allison Williams remained distrustful of him and was willing to show it. Their first mission back together was to investigate a haunting at the [[St Anton's Point]] tower block — something the Housing Minister had told Sir Toby not to do. He commented that he himself didn't agree with the tower block policy. With his team, he solved the mystery and stopped an unexploded bomb. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Concrete Cage (audio story)|The Concrete Cage]]'') | ||
Sir Toby and others were aware of presumed [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] agent transmissions coming from around [[Lower Burford]]. Despite that, he pushed Allison Williams to go there on leave when her father was injured. When it became clear in Westminster that the situation had deteriorated, he rushed down with Gilmore to contain the situation. The issue was down to was a Soviet satellite, [[Mauriner 7]], that had crashed: it was experimenting with weaponising magnetic disruption to drive people mad. As part of the investigation and containment, Sir Toby had a journalist beaten and terrorised. | Sir Toby and others were aware of presumed [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] agent transmissions coming from around [[Lower Burford]]. Despite that, he pushed Allison Williams to go there on leave when her father was injured. When it became clear in Westminster that the situation had deteriorated, he rushed down with Gilmore to contain the situation. The issue was down to was a Soviet satellite, [[Mauriner 7]], that had crashed: it was experimenting with weaponising magnetic disruption to drive people mad. As part of the investigation and containment, Sir Toby had a journalist beaten and terrorised. | ||
