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  • <p>Noah and Sarah surprise him at the garage.</p>
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    Monday, November 30: Cain is celebrating his birthday today

    Noah and Sarah surprise him at the garage.

  • <p>She suggests that Cain should come home and join her for lunch as it'll just be the two of them, but she's soon left disappointed.</p>
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    Monday, November 30: Moira has an idea

    She suggests that Cain should come home and join her for lunch as it'll just be the two of them, but she's soon left disappointed.

  • <p>It's confirmed that she is 12 weeks pregnant. </p>
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    Monday, November 30: Laurel visits the hospital

    It's confirmed that she is 12 weeks pregnant.

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  • <p>The sonographer wants a colleague to speak to the couple.</p>
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    Monday, November 30: Jai and Laurel have to wait for further information

    The sonographer wants a colleague to speak to the couple.

  • <p>They're told it is likely the baby will have a type of chromosomal syndrome.</p>
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    Monday, November 30: A more senior consultant speaks to Jai and Laurel

    They're told it is likely the baby will have a type of chromosomal syndrome.

  • <p>This would provide confirmation for the couple.</p>
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    Monday, November 30: Laurel and Jai are offered a further test

    This would provide confirmation for the couple.

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  • <p>Gabby is now working at HOP.</p>
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    Monday, November 30: Leanna threatens Gabby's new job

    Gabby is now working at HOP.

  • <p>Leanna wants revenge for what Gabby said about Liam.</p>
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    Monday, November 30: Gabby is facing the consequences of her recent lies

    Leanna wants revenge for what Gabby said about Liam.

  • <p>What will Jamie have to say?</p>
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    Monday, November 30: Gabby fears being sacked when Leanna meddles

    What will Jamie have to say?

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  • <p>She manages to seduce Cain, but is left feeling stung and rejected afterwards. The couple's reunion seems to be off to a rocky start.</p>
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    Tuesday, December 1: Moira faces more disappointment

    She manages to seduce Cain, but is left feeling stung and rejected afterwards. The couple's reunion seems to be off to a rocky start.

  • <p>Laurel is fretting over yesterday's scan results. When an oblivious Arthur makes disparaging comments about a pregnant teacher at school, Laurel reacts badly.</p>
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    Tuesday, December 1: Arthur accidentally upsets Laurel

    Laurel is fretting over yesterday's scan results. When an oblivious Arthur makes disparaging comments about a pregnant teacher at school, Laurel reacts badly.

  • <p>Mandy bursts into Mill Cottage with presents as she's missing Vinny. Vinny is still keen to avoid Mandy and Paul, so doesn't give her a warm welcome.</p>
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    Tuesday, December 1: Vinny gives Mandy the cold shoulder

    Mandy bursts into Mill Cottage with presents as she's missing Vinny. Vinny is still keen to avoid Mandy and Paul, so doesn't give her a warm welcome.

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  • <p>She suggests it's not a good idea to let Paul come between him and his mum.</p>
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    Tuesday, December 1: Liv gives Vinny some advice

    She suggests it's not a good idea to let Paul come between him and his mum.

  • <p>Charity's behaviour is taking a toll on her son.</p>
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    Tuesday, December 1: Chas can see that Noah is struggling

    Charity's behaviour is taking a toll on her son.

  • <p>But Chas gives him an idea.</p>
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    Tuesday, December 1: Noah is feeling redundant in Charity's life

    But Chas gives him an idea.

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  • <p>She explains how she and Vinny used to go ice skating at Christmas, but she suspects he won't want to this year.</p>
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    Wednesday, December 2: Mandy confides in Paul

    She explains how she and Vinny used to go ice skating at Christmas, but she suspects he won't want to this year.

  • <p>Knowing the trouble he has caused, Paul is determined to find a way to help. However, he also fears that Mandy could learn the truth about Vinny's distant behaviour.</p>
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    Wednesday, December 2: Paul feels guilty

    Knowing the trouble he has caused, Paul is determined to find a way to help. However, he also fears that Mandy could learn the truth about Vinny's distant behaviour.

  • <p>A letter from Vanessa has left her upset again.</p>
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    Wednesday, December 2: Charity is struggling

    A letter from Vanessa has left her upset again.

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  • <p>She issues some home truths over the way Charity has behaved around Noah recently.</p>
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    Wednesday, December 2: Moira confronts Charity

    She issues some home truths over the way Charity has behaved around Noah recently.

  • <p>Moira is annoyed that Cain hasn't supported her.</p>
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    Wednesday, December 2: Cain defends Charity against Moira's accusations

    Moira is annoyed that Cain hasn't supported her.

  • <p>He makes some cutting remarks about her relationship with Cain.</p>
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    Thursday, December 3: Mackenzie winds up Moira

    He makes some cutting remarks about her relationship with Cain.

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  • <p>Have Mackenzie's words hit home?</p>
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    Thursday, December 3: Moira is unsettled

    Have Mackenzie's words hit home?

  • <p>But Manpreet makes some harsh remarks about her sister.</p>
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    Thursday, December 3: Meena spends the afternoon with David

    But Manpreet makes some harsh remarks about her sister.

  • <p>He wants to get Liv on his side.</p>
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    Thursday, December 3: Paul pays a visit to Liv

    He wants to get Liv on his side.

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  • <p>She realises that Vinny's dad is threatening her.</p>
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    Thursday, December 3: Liv is left unsettled by Paul

    She realises that Vinny's dad is threatening her.

  • <p>She has another seizure.</p>
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    Thursday, December 3: Liv's day takes an unexpected turn

    She has another seizure.

  • <p>Wanting to keep this to herself, will she strike a deal with Paul?</p>
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    Thursday, December 3: Liv comes round again

    Wanting to keep this to herself, will she strike a deal with Paul?

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  • <p>Priya watches them argue.</p>
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    Thursday, December 3: Jai clashes with Al again

    Priya watches them argue.

  • <p>The trouble revolves around Rishi offering to pay for Al and Priya's wedding out of his pension pot. Jai accuses Al of being a money grabber.</p>
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    Thursday, December 3: Al is stung by Jai's accusations

    The trouble revolves around Rishi offering to pay for Al and Priya's wedding out of his pension pot. Jai accuses Al of being a money grabber.

  • <p>He makes a show of being noble, turning down Rishi's offer. Will Jai have to back down?</p>
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    Thursday, December 3: Al has a surprise in store for Jai

    He makes a show of being noble, turning down Rishi's offer. Will Jai have to back down?

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  • <p>Priya confronts him over all of the trouble he has caused.</p>
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    Friday, December 4: Jai remains at the centre of tension

    Priya confronts him over all of the trouble he has caused.

  • <p>She tries to warn David to steer clear of her sister.</p>
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    Friday, December 4: Manpreet interferes in Meena's love life

    She tries to warn David to steer clear of her sister.

  • <p>They've been on an extended break in recent weeks.</p>
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    Friday, December 4: Eric and Brenda return

    They've been on an extended break in recent weeks.

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  • <p>Brenda is furious that Nicola has taken control.</p>
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    Friday, December 4: Nicola greets Brenda at the cafe

    Brenda is furious that Nicola has taken control.

<p>Noah and Sarah surprise him at the garage.</p>
<p>She suggests that Cain should come home and join her for lunch as it'll just be the two of them, but she's soon left disappointed.</p>
<p>It's confirmed that she is 12 weeks pregnant. </p>
<p>The sonographer wants a colleague to speak to the couple.</p>
<p>They're told it is likely the baby will have a type of chromosomal syndrome.</p>
<p>This would provide confirmation for the couple.</p>
<p>Gabby is now working at HOP.</p>
<p>Leanna wants revenge for what Gabby said about Liam.</p>
<p>What will Jamie have to say?</p>
<p>She manages to seduce Cain, but is left feeling stung and rejected afterwards. The couple's reunion seems to be off to a rocky start.</p>
<p>Laurel is fretting over yesterday's scan results. When an oblivious Arthur makes disparaging comments about a pregnant teacher at school, Laurel reacts badly.</p>
<p>Mandy bursts into Mill Cottage with presents as she's missing Vinny. Vinny is still keen to avoid Mandy and Paul, so doesn't give her a warm welcome.</p>
<p>She suggests it's not a good idea to let Paul come between him and his mum.</p>
<p>Charity's behaviour is taking a toll on her son.</p>
<p>But Chas gives him an idea.</p>
<p>She explains how she and Vinny used to go ice skating at Christmas, but she suspects he won't want to this year.</p>
<p>Knowing the trouble he has caused, Paul is determined to find a way to help. However, he also fears that Mandy could learn the truth about Vinny's distant behaviour.</p>
<p>A letter from Vanessa has left her upset again.</p>
<p>She issues some home truths over the way Charity has behaved around Noah recently.</p>
<p>Moira is annoyed that Cain hasn't supported her.</p>
<p>He makes some cutting remarks about her relationship with Cain.</p>
<p>Have Mackenzie's words hit home?</p>
<p>But Manpreet makes some harsh remarks about her sister.</p>
<p>He wants to get Liv on his side.</p>
<p>She realises that Vinny's dad is threatening her.</p>
<p>She has another seizure.</p>
<p>Wanting to keep this to herself, will she strike a deal with Paul?</p>
<p>Priya watches them argue.</p>
<p>The trouble revolves around Rishi offering to pay for Al and Priya's wedding out of his pension pot. Jai accuses Al of being a money grabber.</p>
<p>He makes a show of being noble, turning down Rishi's offer. Will Jai have to back down?</p>
<p>Priya confronts him over all of the trouble he has caused.</p>
<p>She tries to warn David to steer clear of her sister.</p>
<p>They've been on an extended break in recent weeks.</p>
<p>Brenda is furious that Nicola has taken control.</p>

They're facing a rocky road already.

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