Special Branch - Season 2 (1970)

What appeared to be a straightforward case - protecting the wife of a foreign VIP, who has entered a beauty competition in the cause of female emancipation for her own country - turns into a nightmare situation for DCI Jordan.

An accusation of theft against a highly respected Greek historian sets the Special Branch team a problem. Interpol have requested his extradition from England - but Inman isn't satisfied with the facts of the case.

Inman meets the CIA's new man in London. Jordan meets an old friend from Moscow. All perfectly legal - until the two are seen together at intervals and the Special Branch team become involved in international politics.

Is an eminent scientist, on lone to a top-secret research establishment, a security risk? That's the question facing Inman and his team. The research establishment is suddenly prone to 'leaks'. Has the man been got at?

While a member of the SB team keeps watch on Karl Peters' flat, Inman and his team scan though his charge sheet. They believe he will attempt to incite London dockworkers into taking industrial action against their employers.

When military security intercepts a letter written to a lonely serviceman by his foreign 'penpal' Rita, which contains casual references to secret information, Supt Inman sends DCI Jordan to investigate.

When a Czech au-pair goes missing in London and her father is one of the most powerful men in the country, Inman and Jordan must find out what's happened to her. But their enquiries lead to a dead end.

When Inman discovers that "The Guardians" are taking a more-than-usual interest in a group of pro-germ-warfare people and finds that their leader is a pretty girl, he decides to send Jordan along to question her.

An attractive Russian ballerina from a visiting ballet company goes missing. Jordan has doubts about the report's authenticity, but Inman goes out on a limb to champion the girl's cause - with disastrous results.

When Britain's top code and cypher breaker is forced to mingle with Communist players during a chess tournament, Inman goes along to keep an eye on him. Moxon, meanwhile, is playing a dangerous game of his own: the pawn being Jordan.