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COBRA
Sutherland's government is faced with their biggest challenge yet, but unlike the previous challenges they have faced, these threats come from much closer to home.
Dan breaks into Archie's home, demanding Robert resign from his post or he will use the weapon. Season finale.
The government frantically search for a stolen weapon. Dan and his mercenaries demand to be paid a ransom, or the weapon will be used.
The government face scrutiny for legislating an aggressive anti-protest bill, leading to police forces going on an unofficial strike.
The police interrogate Ellie and Henry, who both deny knowledge of any explosive device, maintaining that Planet Resistance is a peaceful organisation. Knowing his daughter is alive, Sutherland has renewed energy to deal with the aftermath of the sinkhole collapse and the abduction of Princess Yadira.
Following the sinkhole collapse, Sutherland and his wife Rachel travel to Godley Common in the hope that their daughter Ellie is still alive. Multiple deaths are reported as rescuers work around the clock to retrieve victims just as news breaks that Shirasian Princess Yadira has been kidnapped and forced back to Shirasia. Meanwhile, Francine Bridge, opposition Minister and a tentative ally of the Planet Resistance movement, is stricken by the disaster and begins questioning her support for what now seems to be a terrorist organisation.
Robert and Anna return to COBRA to try and devise an effective strategy against members of an environmental protest group who are blocking traffic from going through a railway tunnel.
Sutherland's government is faced with their biggest challenge yet, but unlike the previous challenges they have faced, these threats come from much closer to home.
Following years of political instability and a fractured relationship with the world's superpowers, Britain is a nation and government on the defensive, facing a major disaster without simple solutions. As the government scrambles to combat a new, invisible threat they are forced to question everything they thought they knew about their relationship with the rest of the world.
On the brink of a geomagnetic solar storm, a team comprised of Britain's leading experts, crisis contingency planners and the most senior politicians assemble under the name COBRA (taken from its meeting place in Whitehall's Cabinet Office Briefing Room A) to guide the country through turbulent times. The high-stakes series follows the members of this team as they take on the disaster; their missteps, political conflicts, personal drama, friendships and wit play out against the backdrop of an unfolding national crisis.
