Headline : Blue Lights recap: series two, episode two – move or die

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Things ratchet up in the explosive Belfast police drama, with blazing house fires, a most terrifying murder and the arrival of a very familiar face

Shootings, showdowns and a surprise transfer from Holby General. Here’s your section debrief on the second episode, titled Iceberg …

Those titular lights flashed as constables Annie (Katherine Devlin) and Shane (Frank Blake) were called to a house fire on the Mount Eden estate. With the emergency services still en route and people trapped inside, the duo braved the blaze themselves. Battling smoke inhalation and a secondary explosion, they heroically led a mother and son to safety.

It was one of multiple properties used by gangster Jim “Dixie” Dixon (Chris Corrigan). The attack had been intended for him – tellingly, the petrol bomber appeared to have let themself in through the locked front door – but Dixie wasn’t home. Still, it had one of the desired effects. Assuming it was the work of arch-rival Davy Hamill (Tony Flynn), Dixie had his tattooed neo-Nazi enforcer Keith (Adam Best) issue a brutal reprisal beating to Hamill’s teenage son. After a breathless foot chase (“Run, Forrest, run!”) and a meaty left hook from Tommy (Nathan Braniff) – “Alright there, Carl Frampton?” called a passing boxing fan – Keith was arrested, leaving Dixie without his main muscle. The crime lord suddenly looked vulnerable.

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