This film is adapted from real historical events. In 1971, Michael X, the leader of a black radical organization, was charged with drug trafficking, but he was released because he had obtained private photos of Princess Margaret, a member of the British royal family, a year ago and used them to threaten the authorities. Tim (Richard Lintern), an MI5 staff member of the United Kingdom, was ordered to retrieve the photos stored in a bank in London. Tim found a drug dealer named Martin (Saffron Burrows) and threatened her to rob the bank to get the photos for him. Martin soon formed a gang with several semi-professional criminals or rookies headed by Terry (Jason Statham) to dig tunnels and rob the safe. Terry and his companions robbed the safe as they wished, but the stolen goods made them restless: private photos of royal family members, account books of bankers bribing officials, and dirty hobbies of senior officials... Because a radio enthusiast accidentally heard the conversation when they committed the crime, the case caused an uproar. Terry and his companions were caught in the center of the struggle between various forces. He could only rely on the evidence in his hand to deal with it...