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Pat and Tony admire Henry's antics while Helen is out at Ambridge Organics. Helen returns with the Borchester Echo and it's yet more bad publicity for Bridge Farm. Pat and Tony are both furious. As well as publicising the lawsuits, the paper has quoted Underwoods' food hall manager, who is claiming that customers have lost faith in their brand. Pat is tired of being angry all the time, but knows that this could destroy everything they've built up.

Clarrie is sorting out her old wardrobe to see what she can take the car boot sale when Will arrives with some good news. Brian has agreed it's ok for Will to give Eddie some casual work on the Estate. Will also gives Clarrie an envelope of cash from him and Nic to tide her and Eddie over, for which she is very grateful.

That evening, Will finds Josh catching crayfish on the estate without permission or a licence, and discovers he's been selling them to Kenton. Believing that Josh didn't know he needed a licence, Will agrees not to tell David and Ruth as long as he stops catching crayfish on his patch.