The gang are running out of options. The police are getting closer, watching the cafe night and day. And Ma McTavish is breathing down Mick's neck wanting her share of the gold. The gang have nowhere to turn. It might be time to make a run for it - but how? Well Albert has a plan. And it just might work …

Months have passed. The money has been quietly rolling in, and while Albert and Natasha have kept a low profile, Mick and Phil - who haven't spoken to the others in a long while - are living it large. They've bought a nightclub in Soho, Mick's driving a gold Bentley and they're starting to draw unwanted attention to themselves.

A deeply troubled Albert throws himself into smelting gold as fast as Billy can sell it on. The money is rolling in thick and fast but it's dirty money - and Billy tells the gang they can't spend any of it yet. He's set up a meeting with The Baptist, a high end Swiss money launderer - but not all the gang are invited. And along with Phil receiving some ominous orders from elsewhere, the cracks are starting to show in the gang's friendships.

At a loss for what to do with the stolen gold, the gang set Mick to work hiding it all. Albert and Natasha tell Sidney to keep a low profile, while Phil gets a call telling him to expect an important visitor.

News of the robbery has spread all over the world - but the crooks remain completely oblivious to what they have stolen as they stash their ill-gotten gains in a hiding place. Clive comes up with a plan to split up the loot between the gang, keeping the gold for himself and letting Albert and his friends take the cash. However, Mick is not so sure that is as fair as he claims. Meanwhile, a police detective comes up with a daring scheme to flush out the crooks.

Sidney explains that he has a new job at a warehouse which handles cash shipments in transit. Security is almost non existent and he could easily let the boys in and they could help themselves to as much as £50,000.