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02/03/2016

Henry is playing up, and Lynda has a sense of pageantry.

Lynda has big ambitions for both her pageant and her garden. She has roped Jim in to join her assembled cast. Jim mentions that Dan's rugby career could be taking off as he helps Lynda choose a unifying theme for the garden: "resurgam".

Over coffee, Lilian and Jennifer discuss Lilian's new business arrangement. Lilian reckons Justin needs to change the perception that some of the village have of him. Jennifer meanwhile is updating the village website. They talk about Lilian's property sales - she doesn't expect to come out with pots of money. Lilian despairs that until she lost confidence after Matt, she kept a very close eye on the market. She has regained that confidence since working with Justin. Justin has sponsored the Borsetshire Businesswoman of the Year lunch, they just need to think of a candidate...

Rob makes an argument between Helen and Henry worse. Henry has been in trouble at school for pushing around the children who were teasing him. Rob tries to change their family Mothers' Day plans. Henry doesn't listen to Helen, but he does listen to Ursula, which Rob attributes to Helen's volatile moods. Rob tells Helen she isn't coping, and suggests she thanks Ursula for all her help.

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