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10/11/2013

Shula tries to face the facts, and Peggy has a thoughtful moment.

George is really enjoying spending time on his own with Will while training Baz. Will is equally pleased to spend some quality time with George.

It's Remembrance Day in Ambridge, and as ever Alan puts on a lovely service. Afterwards, Shula confides in Jill that she and Alistair have had a row about Darrell. Alistair is adamant that Darrell will have to leave, and if Shula doesn't tell Darrell, he will. Shula feels awful about this but Jill tries to convince Shula that she's done all she possibly can for Darrell.

Shula looks to Alan for advice in how to handle the situation. Alan thinks this could be a turning point for Darrell. But Shula and Alistair need to stand together and not let the situation come between them

Shula receives some news from Daniel. He's coming back this week! Alistair reiterates that Darrell must go. However, Shula has had some time to think and is not prepared to throw Darrell out on the street unsupported again. Appalled Alistair wonders what the hell they're going to do now!

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