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Set in 2001, an emergency cabinet has been brought together to discuss the future of the United Kingdom, after the terror attacks that hit the capitals. Some want war some fight against it. When the leader of the terrorist group named Trojan breaks into the cabinet room, questions are raised, and lives are lost but the ones who are left a choice.
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Set in 2001, an emergency cabinet has been brought together to discuss the future of the United Kingdom, after the terror attacks that hit the capitals. Some want war some fight against it. When the leader of the terrorist group named Trojan breaks into the cabinet room, questions are raised, and lives are lost but the ones who are left a choice.
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Written By:Rory Meechan, Erin Swann
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