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14/08/2016

Henry is waved off to the beach, and Ursula has a suggestion for Rob.

Ursula suggests to Rob she comes to stay for a week and give the place a jolly good clean but Rob's not keen. When Henry asks after Helen, Rob reminds him that she has to stay in prison for a long time. Ursula rings again, consoling Rob about Henry going on holiday. She says he's like a father to him - I am a father to him, he corrects her. Rob agrees she can come and stay.

Johnny and Kirsty see off Pat, Tony and Henry on their holiday. Rob storms off unhappy that Henry was happy to go with his grandparents. Kirsty overhears Rob whisper to Henry that he can take Henry to a better beach. Kirsty is pleased that Henry is safe for a week.

Anna gets up early to work and jog. She tells Carol that she's making very small steps of progress with Helen. She thinks about moving back to her flat but Carol persuades her to stay a little longer. While taking a nap, Anna misses a call from her ex-partner Max. She calls back and they agree to go for dinner on Thursday. There's nothing Anna would like more than to get Helen acquitted and get back together with Max.

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