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How long can David cope with Shona’s erratic behaviour (let alone those jeans – does she have nothing else to wear?)? Tipping drinks, inviting builders over for Gail’s finger food, shaving heads... he excuses everything and says it’s because her condition means she has ‘no filter’; but when someone like David questions your actions (he’s tried to kill two family members – that we know of), you’re not only in deep water, you’re drowning. When Aaron says he’s reducing his hours with her, David (pictured, with Shona) is worried. He reassures her, convinced they’ll find ‘the old Shona’ again (er, wasn’t she a lying thief with a killer son? I’m not sure the Shona of two years old, let alone two years ago, is one you ever want to find). It was an exciting week for Billy, who received a call from the Bishop, recommending he apply for the Archdeacon job – not bad for a man who can’t find his way to church without sat nav. But with Todd back, what does it mean for his future with Paul, who is increasingly worried that Billy merely settled for second best? Why can’t either of the men persuade Billy to shave off his beard? He’s so good looking, with stunning eyes; the beard increasingly looks as if it’s eating his head whole.

Angela Griffin – hairdresser Fiona