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02/09/2010

Kirsty steps into the breach and Robert exacts an ingenious revenge.

Lynda's horrified to discover the children of her B&B guests eating a breakfast they haven't paid for. Robert comes up with a cunning scheme to show that they won't be taken for a ride.

Meanwhile Helen's been up since early morning looking for the elusive record book. A concerned Kirsty sends her home to rest, calling Tom in to cover today's big event.

At Underwoods, Ruth helps Jill to choose a crystal rose bowl for the flower and produce show category in memory of Phil. Jill's pleased that Pip's back at college, confident she'll put Jude behind her and catch up. She's also pleased to hear that Lily and Freddie won't be going to boarding school.

At a crammed Ambridge Organics, Lynda secures an autograph from celebrity guest cook Shelley Brazil, a fellow advocate of local food, as Kirsty turns up the missing record book. Later, Kirsty confides in Tom about Helen's fears from her triple test. She thinks that Helen has finally realised that not everything's in her control. Agreeing not to mention they've spoken, Tom visits Helen. She's glad of a good rest. He tells her the event's been a success and their Environmental Health worries are over. Tom reassures Helen he's here for her. She's delighted to notice how much he's come around to her pregnancy.

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