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06/10/2014

Hayley is in distress, and Jill is bemused.

Roy wants the family to go to the harvest supper. Vicky, sensing problems, feels it would show a united front. She fishes to find out what's happened between Elizabeth and Roy. Vicky has heard rumours that Roy had his fingers in the till at Lower Loxley. Hayley finally tells Vicky about the affair. Shocked Vicky prompts Hayley to ask Elizabeth for the truth. How long has it been going on? Hayley admits she doesn't believe it was a one-off.

David explains to Jill that he and Ruth are going to look at a farm in Northumberland. It is a last resort, but also because Ruth is worried about Heather. David makes it clear to Jill that she is a big part of any decision that they make.

Helen considers delaying going back to work while Henry's sick. Rob encourages her to leave Tina to it at the shop. Finally Helen reveals to Rob she's thinking about quitting work altogether. Rob points out how much Henry looks forward to seeing her after nursery, although Rob insists he doesn't want to guilt trip her. But Helen is confident it's the right decision for her.

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