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03/01/2020

Jazzer gets some shocking news and faces a dilemma.

Jazzer talks Jim down from helping out around the house. He doesn’t want him risking an injury that could compromise the show.
Roman’s managed to buy Ghost Stories tickets for him and Tracy, but has had to pull out at the last minute. When she can’t talk Roy into going, she invites Oliver who gladly accepts. Drinks and transport are on him though – after all Tracy got the tickets… Kirsty rushes out of the staffroom at Grey Gables, where a fight has broken out. The card school is really getting out of hand and Oliver can’t believe Roy hasn’t reported it to him sooner. Written warnings are issued, and Oliver decides something needs to be done to boost staff morale.
Kirsty tells Roy about her disastrous meeting with Gavin. Roy does his best to persuade her to tell Philip about Gavin’s behaviour.
Jim and Jazzer are drinking to the success of the show when Harrison arrives at The Bull. He takes Jazzer to one side and tells him that Harold Jayston died on Boxing Day. They agree not to mention it to Jim tonight.

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