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22/12/2014

Kate is home. And who is that playing Father Christmas?

Fallon and Emma have prepared the refreshments table at Borchester Community Centre. Emma takes George to the Grotto, where George tells Father Christmas they've moved house. Fallon takes Father Christmas a cuppa and realises it's PC Burns. She also realises he must have recommended them for this event, and is grateful. Learning he's no longer with Justine, she suggests he might enjoy Blithe Spirit on Boxing Day. But he has already bought a ticket.
Kate is back from South Africa. She wants to hear about Phoebe's end of term parties but Phoebe is content with listening to her music. Kate loves the underfloor heating in Jennifer's kitchen. It's great for her yoga. Jennifer wishes she'd known sooner that Kate has become vegan. What is she going to have for Christmas dinner now?
Kate tries to make plans for when they have the house to themselves tomorrow. Phoebe doesn't care what they do, but doesn't need child-minding. Jennifer tells Kate that Phoebe is still very sensitive. She needs time.
Phoebe notices an iPad and is pleased it's for her. But she just wants things back the way they were with Roy. Kate tells her that Nolly and Sipho are planning a lovely Christmas. And so are they - just the two of them, together.

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