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23/11/2007

A breakdown is on the cards for Kathy.

Pip shows Phil how to send emails so he can stay in touch with the family on holiday. Later she worries about climate change to Ruth and David after a lesson at school. She's been looking at the impact on the environment of all of Phil and Jill's flights but David points out that they've never flown as a family and they're doing lots at Brookfield to help the environment.

Jill has difficulty deciding what to take on holiday and isn't pleased when Kenton turns up with loads of presents for them to take to Meriel. He's disturbed by a panicked call from Kathy; her car's broken down and she's stuck on the Felpersham bypass. Kenton heads off.

A man approaches Kathy's to offer some help, but she's terrified and shrieks at him to leave her alone. Kenton arrives and manages to calm her down. Later Kathy despairs at her reaction. It's just that she thinks about Taylor all the time and worries he'll come and find her if he gets bail. Kenton tries to reassure her but Kathy counters this. Taylor's already got all this power over her when he's in jail. What's it going to be like if he gets out?

Episode written by Tim Stimpson.

15 minutes

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Fri 23 Nov 200719:00

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  • Fri 23 Nov 200719:00

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