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25/01/2011

David faces a tricky customer and how is Harry handling the haggis?

There's only a week to go but David's still busy with last-minute arrangements for the big wedding at Lower Loxley.
Harry's getting things ready nice and early for their Burns' Night party. Jazzer's pleased he's getting into the spirit.
Emma and Ed are looking forward to the Burns' Night supper. Mike just hopes things go smoothly between Vicky and Ed. Emma tells him that Ed's put the veal calves business well behind him. Vicky tells Mike the same.
At the party, Emma's surprised to learn that Clarrie had Will and Nic round to dinner last night. It sounds like they're all getting very cosy. When Vicky starts to discuss the herd, Mike quickly changes the subject. The evening goes well, and Jazzer's full of praise for Harry's efforts.
When Mike and Vicky leave, Ed and Emma start to make a move too but Jazzer insists the party's just beginning. He's invited a crowd from Borchester, who are starting to arrive - this is an all-nighter! Will's got George, so Emma's up for it. Harry realises he's not going to get any sleep so grabs the can of lager Ed throws his way, and wishes him a happy Burns' Night.

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