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27/01/2015

Jennifer bites the bullet, and Pat and Tom are alarmed.

Jennifer hints to Kate that Phoebe could do with some comforting. Some time with Hayley would help. Kate offers to drive Phoebe to Birmingham to see Hayley. Kate also plans to have Phoebe move into her cottage with her, so that they can really bond over the next year.

Jennifer confronts Kate over Lucas, wanting the truth. Kate insists that Lucas's interfering parents are to blame for Kate being estranged from her children. Brian warns Jennifer that the situation could be more complicated - there are two sides to every story.

Pat's worried that Helen isn't doing enough to sort out the problems at the shop. Tony can't wait to get better and back to work, which Tom and Pat know is unrealistic. They were shocked at Tony's idea to get another bull. Tom reassures Pat that they can rely on him as Tony recovers properly.

Pat feels that Rob has no right to interfere in the management of the shop, which is missing Helen's touch. Helen's so busy. They'll have to do something. How can they persuade Helen to come back?

Lilian finally reveals to Jennifer that Matt has left for good, and pretty much cleaned her out. Suspecting that Matt is with someone else, Lilian feels alone - and that she always will be, without her Tiger.

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