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I would say that all of this story that we've told is a matter of luck, pure and simple

luck of having a cup of coffee in a canteen at the right time.

It certainly wasn't as a result of my detective ability.

Hello and welcome to Beyond the Hunt for the Brinks Matt Gold, a bonus edition of the new Sky

News podcast series Storycast. I'm Tom McLeod and I'm joined in the studio by Rob Mulhern, who

recorded and produced the series

and Sky News crime correspondent Martin Brunt who presented it.

If you haven't heard parts one or two and you're listening to this, then you need to go back

and listen because today we are going to go behind the scenes to tease out some of the series

bigger talking points.

So let's dive right in and start with Martin Brunt.

1983 Brinks Matt Robbery, 26 million pounds in stolen gold. It is one of Britain's most

notorious armed raids. It's a story familiar to a lot of people as well. So why the podcast

series to tell this story again? You're right. It has been told many times in bits, but it's a story for a new generation,

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