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24/04/2019

Elizabeth faces up to her troubles and an old mystery rears its head.

Susan thinks Chris is made to be cricket captain. Management is in their blood. Chris admits he enjoys being in charge.

Jill confirms to Elizabeth that Leonard has finally agreed to be on the art project steering committee. Elizabeth tells her mum how much she enjoyed her family birthday tea. She hopes no-one鈥檚 still worried about treading carefully with her 鈥� she鈥檚 fine. Jill admits to wishing she鈥檇 done better by Elizabeth. Elizabeth reassures her nobody鈥檚 to blame for her illness; the important thing is with the right treatment she鈥檚 getting better. Later Jill wonders whether it was wise to disclose her condition to Chris Carter. Elizabeth responds that there鈥檚 no shame in talking about mental health.

Jazzer鈥檚 getting under Jim鈥檚 feet, so he鈥檚 escaped to the shop. As Natasha chooses flowers for Pat, Susan quietly remarks to Jim that she鈥檚 the cause of Jazzer鈥檚 unemployment. They鈥檙e distracted when Natasha holds up a find 鈥� a tatty piece of Fallon鈥檚 stolen bunting. Susan wonders whether Barry鈥檚 the culprit.

Natasha鈥檚 irritated when lunch at Bridge Farm runs late. Oblivious Tony shows her a new Angus calf. As she talks he comments she has a very good business head, which can only be good for Tom. He lets the cat out of the bag about a honeymoon Tom鈥檚 booked, before announcing to Natasha that now Tom鈥檚 married her, they can finally stop worrying about him.

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