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08/09/2010

Harry has big plans and Jazzer gets the wrong end of the stick.

Alistair drives Elizabeth to Felpersham Cathedral School. She's paying a covert visit before seeing the place officially with Nigel next Tuesday. Alistair admits he's not so keen on private schools, discussing his own experiences with his children. All he really cares about is keeping Shula and Daniel happy. Elizabeth's impressed by the school. There, she and Alistair discuss Jill's upcoming birthday. A weekend in Bath is planned. Elizabeth has delegated the organisation to Ruth and David.

Harry reveals to Fallon his plans to move into a modest new Hillside flat. He's all set to move next week, but Fallon reminds him he'll need furniture. Jolene and Fallon offer some bar stools and an old computer desk. Meanwhile, Jazzer's gobsmacked when Fallon misleading tells him she's been "looking at a flat with Harry".

Fallon's pleased that Jolene seems to have perked up. However, Jolene's upset when a customer comes in and asks how her husband is. She retreats upstairs. Fallon realises that Jolene's not up to running the Bull any more. And if it does close, Fallon won't blame her at all.

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