Corporate conspiracy. Solo. About five hours over four days, with emails to write.

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An email from a drug company's chief medical officer lands in your inbox by mistake. It tells two colleagues to make eleven liver injuries disappear from a trial.

Then a text from a withheld number: please don't delete it. The data goes to the regulator in four days.

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You weren't meant to get that email. Please don't delete it yet.

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Your weekend, roughly.

You can still go to the shops. The busy stretches are Saturday morning, Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon.

  1. Day 1, 7pmThe email, and the person who wants you to keep it.
  2. Day 2The trial's public record, a hospital, and a reporter.
  3. Day 3The company finds you. They're very polite about it.
  4. Day 4The data locks at 5pm.
  5. Day 5Find out what you got right.

Six people in the lodge. One of them knows.

They'll all be in your phone by Saturday lunchtime. Each player was closest to someone different, so each of you hears different secrets.

  • WSomeone inside the company. That's all they'll say.
  • Dr Helen RossChief medical officer.
  • Martin GaleHead of external affairs. Very reasonable.
  • Dr Grace KempA trial doctor in Leeds.
  • Sana MirzaA reporter who needs three things.