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20/11/2014

Jennifer is on the trail, and the hunt is in trouble.

Jennifer puts her foot in it with Helen by mentioning that Jess has had her baby.

Lilian tells Jennifer that Roy is looking thin, and out of place at Grey Gables. Jennifer wonders if Carol had something to do with John's death. Jennifer contacts Carol's children Anna and Richard. She's keen to meet them and wants to get some answers.

Helen's not as keen as Rob to take part in the hunt with Oliver, but he persuades her. There's nothing she can do for Tony at the moment. He has things in hand with the shop as well.

Helen is upset when the hounds pick up the scent of a live fox. Despite Oliver's efforts, the animal is killed. Angry Helen says this is not what she signed up for.

Rob tried to hide the Borchester Echo from Helen, with its headline about a 'farmer fighting for his life after bull attack' and picture of Tony. Angry Helen tells Rob never to hide things from her. But she relents as he explains he did it to protect her.

Oliver gets a call from PC Burns. There's been a report about the incident at the hunt.

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