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  • <p>But he gets a frosty reception from Kim.</p>
    1/37

    Monday, December 21: Jamie returns from his trip

    But he gets a frosty reception from Kim.

  • <p>She tells Jamie that he has made the family look like a laughing stock, then leaves him to clean up his own mess.</p>
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    Monday, December 21: Kim vents her frustration

    She tells Jamie that he has made the family look like a laughing stock, then leaves him to clean up his own mess.

  • <p>But Chas soon catches them.</p>
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    Monday, December 21: Charity and Mack deal with stolen goods

    But Chas soon catches them.

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  • <p>But someone fears this may not be a good idea.</p>
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    Monday, December 21: Liv is talking about driving lessons

    But someone fears this may not be a good idea.

  • <p>He knows about her recent seizure and fears she could be making a mistake.</p>
    5/37

    Monday, December 21: Paul gives Liv a knowing look

    He knows about her recent seizure and fears she could be making a mistake.

  • <p>Will Paul tell everyone about her seizure? </p>
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    Monday, December 21: Liv worries

    Will Paul tell everyone about her seizure?

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  • <p>She promises her granddaughter that she has a special Christmas plan in store for her, but Andrea is not impressed by this.</p>
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    Tuesday, December 22: Kim turns her attentions back to Millie

    She promises her granddaughter that she has a special Christmas plan in store for her, but Andrea is not impressed by this.

  • <p>Marlon comes over to show support.</p>
    8/37

    Tuesday, December 22: Laurel pays a visit to Ashley's grave

    Marlon comes over to show support.

  • <p>She can't stand Marlon being nice to her when he tries to be supportive.</p>
    9/37

    Tuesday, December 22: Laurel is full of self-loathing after the termination

    She can't stand Marlon being nice to her when he tries to be supportive.

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  • <p>He announces that he's leaving town.</p>
    10/37

    Tuesday, December 22: Mack has news for Moira

    He announces that he's leaving town.

  • <p>She offers Mack a place to stay at Butler's.</p>
    11/37

    Tuesday, December 22: Moira has an idea

    She offers Mack a place to stay at Butler's.

  • <p>It's safe to say that Mack is not his favourite person.</p>
    12/37

    Tuesday, December 22: Cain is not impressed

    It's safe to say that Mack is not his favourite person.

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  • <p>Mack is nearly caught by Moira at the barn, where he's keeping his stashed merchandise.</p>
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    Wednesday, December 23: Mack has a close call

    Mack is nearly caught by Moira at the barn, where he's keeping his stashed merchandise.

  • <p>He decides to tell Aaron about Liv's recent seizure.</p>
    14/37

    Wednesday, December 23: Paul interferes

    He decides to tell Aaron about Liv's recent seizure.

  • <p>He can't believe that Liv didn't confide in him.</p>
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    Wednesday, December 23: Aaron is surprised

    He can't believe that Liv didn't confide in him.

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  • <p>Liv and Vinny return home. </p>
    16/37

    Wednesday, December 23: Aaron gets his chance to seek answers

    Liv and Vinny return home.

  • <p>She retaliates by telling Vinny about Paul's most recent gambling.</p>
    17/37

    Wednesday, December 23: Liv is shocked that Paul betrayed her confidence

    She retaliates by telling Vinny about Paul's most recent gambling.

  • <p>But she's not the only woman on his mind.</p>
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    Thursday, December 24: Priya wants Al all to herself this Christmas

    But she's not the only woman on his mind.

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  • <p>Behind Priya's back, he continues to text his mystery woman.</p>
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    Thursday, December 24: Al continues to play with fire

    Behind Priya's back, he continues to text his mystery woman.

  • <p>But it isn't going well.</p>
    20/37

    Thursday, December 24: Aaron and Marlon are helping to plan Paddy and Chas's wedding

    But it isn't going well.

  • <p>The wedding reception will be held in The Woolpack's beer garden as the marquee company has cancelled.</p>
    21/37

    Thursday, December 24: Marlon is stressed

    The wedding reception will be held in The Woolpack's beer garden as the marquee company has cancelled.

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  • <p>Aaron and Marlon are pleased they'll have her expertise on board.</p>
    22/37

    Thursday, December 24: Leyla offers to help

    Aaron and Marlon are pleased they'll have her expertise on board.

  • <p>The team organising the wedding remark on how grateful they are that she hasn't been invited. Charity is not amused.</p>
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    Thursday, December 24: Charity hears her name mentioned among the wedding talk

    The team organising the wedding remark on how grateful they are that she hasn't been invited. Charity is not amused.

  • <p>Christmas is looking rosy now that they're back together.</p>
    24/37

    Thursday, December 24: Moira and Cain enjoy a cosy night in

    Christmas is looking rosy now that they're back together.

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  • <p>It's a fresh start for the couple.</p>
    25/37

    Thursday, December 24: Moira and Cain put their wedding rings back on

    It's a fresh start for the couple.

  • <p>Andrea agrees that Millie can spend part of Christmas Day at Home Farm.</p>
    26/37

    Thursday, December 24: Jamie makes progress with Andrea

    Andrea agrees that Millie can spend part of Christmas Day at Home Farm.

  • <p>He's concerned about his dad's addiction again.</p>
    27/37

    Thursday, December 24: Vinny tries to reason with Paul

    He's concerned about his dad's addiction again.

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  • <p>Vinny tells Paul to stop being weak and admit his addiction. This triggers Paul, who retaliates with physical violence.</p>
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    Thursday, December 24: Vinny angers Paul

    Vinny tells Paul to stop being weak and admit his addiction. This triggers Paul, who retaliates with physical violence.

  • <p>They want to keep Chas in the dark about the surprise wedding.</p>
    29/37

    Friday, December 25: Bear and Paddy try to keep the big secret

    They want to keep Chas in the dark about the surprise wedding.

  • <p>Will it all go to plan?</p>
    30/37

    Friday, December 25: Chas has no idea about the wedding

    Will it all go to plan?

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  • <p>It's the couple's chance of happiness after a difficult year.</p>
    31/37

    Friday, December 25: Chas and Paddy's wedding storyline

    It's the couple's chance of happiness after a difficult year.

  • <p>Charity hides her anger after discovering that Ryan has received an invite to the wedding. Feeling angry, she dresses herself in funeral attire, but what exactly does she have planned?</p>
    32/37

    Friday, December 25: Charity has a unique role to play in the storyline

    Charity hides her anger after discovering that Ryan has received an invite to the wedding. Feeling angry, she dresses herself in funeral attire, but what exactly does she have planned?

  • <p>He hands over a Christmas present.</p>
    33/37

    Friday, December 25: Al treats Priya

    He hands over a Christmas present.

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  • <p>It's an expensive necklace that matches Amba's.</p>
    34/37

    Friday, December 25: Priya opens her present

    It's an expensive necklace that matches Amba's.

  • <p>He makes an excuse to head off and see his mistress. By the end of the day, all is revealed over Al's antics...</p>
    35/37

    Friday, December 25: Al sneaks off

    He makes an excuse to head off and see his mistress. By the end of the day, all is revealed over Al's antics...

  • <p>He wants to surprise Jai and Laurel's kids. </p>
    36/37

    Friday, December 25: Rishi dresses up as Father Christmas

    He wants to surprise Jai and Laurel's kids.

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  • <p>They encourage Rishi to drop the act.</p>
    37/37

    Friday, December 25: Priya and Manpreet aren't too impressed

    They encourage Rishi to drop the act.

<p>But he gets a frosty reception from Kim.</p>
<p>She tells Jamie that he has made the family look like a laughing stock, then leaves him to clean up his own mess.</p>
<p>But Chas soon catches them.</p>
<p>But someone fears this may not be a good idea.</p>
<p>He knows about her recent seizure and fears she could be making a mistake.</p>
<p>Will Paul tell everyone about her seizure? </p>
<p>She promises her granddaughter that she has a special Christmas plan in store for her, but Andrea is not impressed by this.</p>
<p>Marlon comes over to show support.</p>
<p>She can't stand Marlon being nice to her when he tries to be supportive.</p>
<p>He announces that he's leaving town.</p>
<p>She offers Mack a place to stay at Butler's.</p>
<p>It's safe to say that Mack is not his favourite person.</p>
<p>Mack is nearly caught by Moira at the barn, where he's keeping his stashed merchandise.</p>
<p>He decides to tell Aaron about Liv's recent seizure.</p>
<p>He can't believe that Liv didn't confide in him.</p>
<p>Liv and Vinny return home. </p>
<p>She retaliates by telling Vinny about Paul's most recent gambling.</p>
<p>But she's not the only woman on his mind.</p>
<p>Behind Priya's back, he continues to text his mystery woman.</p>
<p>But it isn't going well.</p>
<p>The wedding reception will be held in The Woolpack's beer garden as the marquee company has cancelled.</p>
<p>Aaron and Marlon are pleased they'll have her expertise on board.</p>
<p>The team organising the wedding remark on how grateful they are that she hasn't been invited. Charity is not amused.</p>
<p>Christmas is looking rosy now that they're back together.</p>
<p>It's a fresh start for the couple.</p>
<p>Andrea agrees that Millie can spend part of Christmas Day at Home Farm.</p>
<p>He's concerned about his dad's addiction again.</p>
<p>Vinny tells Paul to stop being weak and admit his addiction. This triggers Paul, who retaliates with physical violence.</p>
<p>They want to keep Chas in the dark about the surprise wedding.</p>
<p>Will it all go to plan?</p>
<p>It's the couple's chance of happiness after a difficult year.</p>
<p>Charity hides her anger after discovering that Ryan has received an invite to the wedding. Feeling angry, she dresses herself in funeral attire, but what exactly does she have planned?</p>
<p>He hands over a Christmas present.</p>
<p>It's an expensive necklace that matches Amba's.</p>
<p>He makes an excuse to head off and see his mistress. By the end of the day, all is revealed over Al's antics...</p>
<p>He wants to surprise Jai and Laurel's kids. </p>
<p>They encourage Rishi to drop the act.</p>

Charity could ruin the festive wedding.

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