Family misfortunes
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As if Harvey wasn’t already having a stressful enough time trying to convince Aaron to keep a low pro le, he discovers he’s going to have to start worrying about his daughter too. The cabbie comes home to nd Neil getting physical with Aaron for being a grass – and when he orders him to get out, the thug threatens to harm Dana.
Aaron insists the only way to deal with the situation is to speak to the rest of the group and convince them Neil has lost his mind. It’s a dangerous tactic, but Aaron claims it has worked – the only catch is the gang now wants him to be leader instead and take over operations in Manchester.
Meanwhile, Bobby makes a discovery that increases his suspicions, and he shares his fears with Dana. She confronts Aaron, who claims that her boyfriend is manipulating her, and asks her to come to Manchester with him. Will she agree to leave Walford, or will the unexpected arrival of Bobby, followed by the police, force everyone to rethink their plans?
Elsewhere, Callum is worried about Ben and tries to convince Phil to give him a break. Sadly, his husband isn’t impressed by the gesture, but it seems there is one person he might be prepared to open up to – Pam, who pays a surprise visit after hearing about the attack.
Ben nally breaks down in her presence, but he’s so overcome, he misses a meeting with Phil and some important clients. Will that be brought up when his family later stages an intervention? Phil does prove he can be Mr Sensitive when he impresses Kat with her birthday present, but he fails to charm Lola when he has some harsh words for Isaac.