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14/10/2011

There's an unwelcome visitor at Rickyard Cottage, and Jennifer hears some home truths.

Following a positive response to Tom's re-branded sausages, Tony tells David that Tom's keen to rebrand all of their produce under his own name. David thinks this is drastic but Tony's beginning to think that maybe Tom's right.

As Emma and Ed wait for Clive to arrive, George is excited about seeing him. Tony and David arrive with Clive in tow, making him aware that they'll be sticking around.

Clive gives the children expensive presents, and George naively asks if he was a burglar. Clive tells George that if he was still doing bad things, his parents would not have let him visit. Ed and Emma aren't happy about Clive having a photograph with George and Keira. Clive departs, and Emma and Ed vow that he will never go near the children again.

Jennifer tells Brian not to underestimate the closeness of Debbie and Adam. She wants to know how Tony is getting on, and decides to visit. Tony tells her of the generosity he and Pat have received from everyone apart from her. Things get heated as Tony points out that he was desperate, and Jennifer didn't lift a finger to help.

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