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11/10/2009

Caroline goes into damage limitation.

Oliver and Caroline celebrate Ed's tenancy of Grange Farm over bottles of champagne with the Grundy family. Eddie, Joe and Clarrie are very proud of him, and thrilled to have a Grundy back on the farm. However, when Will hears that Brian has let Ed rent some land from the Estate, he's fed up. As far as he's concerned, Estate land is for his birds, not Ed's cows. And he's convinced Ed will make a mess of the business.

Ian's face is very colourful after Lee Mason's attack last Friday. Caroline and Adam are concerned about him, but he doesn't want to press charges. It can only mean bad publicity for the hotel. Caroline is also worried about the photos which were unfortunately taken by Borchester Life as the fight was taking place. Even if they don't want the photographs themselves, will they sell them on to another newspaper?

Episode written by Tim Stimpson.

15 minutes

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Mon 12 Oct 200914:00

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