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[[Jo Patterson]] - the [[Technology Secretary|technology secretary]] - drives to a breakfast meeting with Leo Rugazzi and [[Jack Robertson]] to see Leo’s new defence drones. They oversee a fake riot organised by Jack, where a defence drone effectively disperses the rioters with its water cannon and loud noise. Afterwards, Leo shows the pair how the drones are controlled by AI and are solar powered. Robertson and Jo talk in private, and Jo warns him not to tell anyone that she tipped him off about advanced technology being transported from GCHQ. Jack tells her that the drones will take around a [[year]] to develop, in time to help her win the upcoming general election. | [[Jo Patterson]] - the [[Technology Secretary|technology secretary]] - drives to a breakfast meeting with Leo Rugazzi and [[Jack Robertson]] to see Leo’s new defence drones. They oversee a fake riot organised by Jack, where a defence drone effectively disperses the rioters with its water cannon and loud noise. Afterwards, Leo shows the pair how the drones are controlled by AI and are solar powered. Robertson and Jo talk in private, and Jo warns him not to tell anyone that she tipped him off about advanced technology being transported from GCHQ. Jack tells her that the drones will take around a [[year]] to develop, in time to help her win the upcoming general election. | ||
In a [[Prison (The Timeless Children)|prison]] located inside an [[asteroid]], the Doctor wakes up. She scratches a mark on her cell wall, matching numerous other marks covering the two walls. It is clear she has been here for years. A monitor flashes on her wall instructing her to exercise. She does so. Later on, she is escorted to an exercise facility, saying hello to the cameras and her fellow inmates as she passes. Back in her cell, a monitor flashes again, instructing her to sleep. She | In a [[Prison (The Timeless Children)|prison]] located inside an [[asteroid]], the Doctor wakes up. She scratches a mark on her cell wall, matching numerous other marks covering the two walls. It is clear she has been here for years. A monitor flashes on her wall instructing her to exercise. She does so. Later on, she is escorted to an exercise facility, saying hello to the cameras and her fellow inmates as she passes. Back in her cell, a monitor flashes again, instructing her to sleep. She begins to tell herself [[Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone|a bedtime story]], but is interrupted by knocking from the other side of a wall. Recognising the [[Four Knocks|four knocks]], she wonders if she knows the individual. | ||
[[Ryan Sinclair]] and [[Graham O'Brien]] walk towards [[TARDIS 1 (The Timeless Children)|the TARDIS disguised as a house]]. They go to knock on the door, but it opens for them. Inside the [[TARDIS control room]] they find [[Yasmin Khan]] surrounded by coloured paper and post it notes covered in writing stuck to almost every surface. She has been sleeping inside the TARDIS, and is desperately trying to find [[the Doctor]]. Ryan and Graham tell her that she needs to move on because the Doctor has been away for ten months, but she refuses to listen. Graham shows her footage of a [[Defence Drone|prototype Defence Drone]] leaked from the fake riot Robertson organised. They recognise it as a [[Dalek]], and see Robertson overseeing the riot. They believe that he is in league with the Dalek, and she agrees to help them investigate because it was what the Doctor would do. | [[Ryan Sinclair]] and [[Graham O'Brien]] walk towards [[TARDIS 1 (The Timeless Children)|the TARDIS disguised as a house]]. They go to knock on the door, but it opens for them. Inside the [[TARDIS control room]] they find [[Yasmin Khan]] surrounded by coloured paper and post it notes covered in writing stuck to almost every surface. She has been sleeping inside the TARDIS, and is desperately trying to find [[the Doctor]]. Ryan and Graham tell her that she needs to move on because the Doctor has been away for ten months, but she refuses to listen. Graham shows her footage of a [[Defence Drone|prototype Defence Drone]] leaked from the fake riot Robertson organised. They recognise it as a [[Dalek]], and see Robertson overseeing the riot. They believe that he is in league with the Dalek, and she agrees to help them investigate because it was what the Doctor would do. | ||
