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19/08/2010

It's results day for Pip, and Jamie gives his mum a scare.

Pip's disappointed with her exam results, but David knows she is capable of doing better. Pip decides to drop Chemistry and retake her other papers - probably in January. David feels that's sensible, and is pleased Pip's having a night out with her friends in Borchester. She deserves it.

At Home Farm, the marquee is about to be erected. Debbie asks to see the plans for the market development, and Brian's pleased she's taking an interest. As Brian and Debbie explore the site, Brian tells her Jennifer's worried about the split with Marshall. Debbie assures him she couldn't be happier.

Meanwhile at April Cottage, Jamie is out late and Kathy has no idea where he could be. Kenton won't answer his phone, so she turns to Clarrie for help. Kathy tearfully admits their relationship is deteriorating. Jamie turns up at Keeper's Cottage looking for Kathy. He's shocked to see her crying, but Kathy's just glad and relieved that he's safe.

Jennifer's busy locking up her valuables in preparation for tomorrow's party. She isn't looking forward to entertaining a crowd of Horrobins. Brian tries to look on the bright side. At least Clive is safely locked away in prison.

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