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11/07/2010

Jamie's feeling the pressure and there's news online for Pip.

Jill's in hot demand for cookery tips, following her film on the website. She's supportive when Kathy mentions how busy Kenton is, saying although it's nice to see Kenton enthusiastic again, it must be hard on Kathy. When conversation turns to Lynda's fete murder mystery idea, Kathy says the whole thing sounds surreal - in fact everything seems surreal since Sid died. Jill quietly agrees.

Pip's devastated over Jude's betrayal, showing Ruth some photos and posts on his Facebook page. He's obviously happy to be single. Ruth comforts Pip. She needs to try to move on from Jude and to start thinking about going back to college. But Pip's worried about the humiliation of seeing Jude's friends and facing people she told about her round the world trip with Jude.

At Brookfield, Jamie complains to Josh that the atmosphere at home is weird. Kathy keeps fussing over him and Kenton's always out at Jaxx. Jamie's upset when they discuss arrangements for watching the football. It reminds him of Sid's promise to watch the final game with him.

Later, when Kathy tries to broach the subject of Jamie's plans for his birthday, Jamie explodes. All he wants is to have his Dad back.

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