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Friday 12th February 2021 (One-hour episode)

RAY SHOWS DEBBIE AND KEVIN HOW COLD HE CAN BE Gary and Faye appear in court,. Debbie tells Sally that she’d like to hire the best lawyer for Faye and use Ray’s money to fund it. Kevin is sceptical and says he has had enough, chucking down his tools he says he’s going to join Jack on his school camping trip. In the bistro Ray has disguised himself as a workman and overheard Debbie discussing her plans with Miles, furious he tells her he knows her game and forces her into the walk in fridge and goes to lock her in. But Kevin manages to hit him over the head with a frying pan and tries to rescue Debbie only to hear the door slam shut and realise they are both locked in the fridge. A deeply worried Kevin and Debbie prepare for a long night in the fridge.

JENNY’S KEPT IN THE DARK Convinced he can see a ginger cat, Johnny confides in Gary that he’s really struggling with his eyesight and feels like he’s cracking up. Gary urges him to get some help. Johnny calls Carla from prison and tells her that thanks to her and her big gob, the doctor is referring him to a psychiatrist. Carla urges him to tell Jenny what’s going on. Johnny calls Jenny and finally opens up to her about his hallucinations and the fact he thinks he can see Aidan. Jenny’s heart goes out to him but is angry that Carla kept it from her.

TYRONE FALLS FOR THE OLDEST TRICK IN THE BOOK Fiz asks Tyrone to look after the furniture shop whilst she goes to Hope’s school assessment. But when Alina invites him for a coffee to discuss the business course she has enrolled on he leaves the shop unattended. He returns and finds a guy called Leon helping himself to furniture but Lean assures him it was arranged with Fiz. Fiz returns from Hope’s assessment and is shocked to find the shop half empty. Tyrone’s horrified to realise he’s been duped whilst Fiz dreads how Gary’s going to take the news.

ELSEWHERE When Billy receives a Valentine’s Day present from Paul, he can’t help but feel saddened. An upbeat Leanne shows Simon a feather she found, convinced that it’s from Oliver and a sign that he’s at peace. Having tapped in her card details, Leanne books a consultation with Crystal Moon, a TV psychic who assures her that the feather was a symbol of Oliver’s love for her.

Glenda Young

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