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Les/Lesley discovers some of Donald's clothes on the nudist beach - and it seems that Donald has left Jacqueline a note. The Garveys are gearing up for the opening of Madge's new bar, but when Lucky Kev arrives with some free tickets for a theme park, Mick packs the women and...

Arthur decides to hire out his second-hand cars, but Ray has a bit of trouble with the customers.

Frank Spencer is well-meaning, enthusiastic - and a one-man disaster area. His search for work leads him to become a wholesale ironmongery salesman.

Chrissy and Norman's wedding day comes round, and Robin, against Jo's counsel, does not tell Chrissy he loves her. George tries to keep the Ropers' invitations from Mildred.

Kenny Everett welcomes Dire Straits and Lionel Blair for music, laughter and more.

The best music from the 1960s and some forgotten gems. The soundtrack to New Year's Day.

Nellie thinks Eli has a cough, so she carts him off to the doctors, but Eli being as stubborn as a mule, doesn't want to go. Only the appearance of a 'dolly bird' makes him stay in the waiting room.

Eli is planning a weekend away, Nellie wants to decorate the cellar, an error means that Eli and Nellie are stuck together for the weekend.

Travelling by train along the English south coast, where the downs descend to the sea, there are craggy headlands, sweeping bays and magnificent beaches. There is always plenty to see, and the railway travels right through the heart of it all.

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It's summer 1906 and James Bellamy's friend, Hammond, a bronzed young Army captain from the North West Frontier, comes to the house and is persuaded to escort Lady Marjorie to a gala performance at the opera. The next day, the servants' hall is buzzing with gossip that the...

Ivy finds out the truth about Alf's orphans, Miss Cissy decides to go into politics, James and Ivy go to the Sunshine Bakery, and Poppy brings her new beau home.

To Mrs Boswell's horror, Billy and Julie decide to have their baby christened in a Protestant church.

The local Conservative party wants Albert to entertain Ted Heath at the yard as a stunt for a bi-election. Staunch Labourite Harold vows to do everything to sabotage it.

Cecil believes he might be Gloria's father and asks May to leave Jack. May confides in Ethel about her past with Cecil. Jack, unaware, resents Cecil and plans to harm him. Cecil learns Gloria cannot be his daughter due to blood groups.

There is a keep-fit craze going on in Rigsby's boarding house.

With the girls having convinced the neighbours that everything is fine, on the day Robin moves in, Chrissy learns that her mother, who is no liberal, is to pay a visit.

With a child of their own on the way, Yvonne thinks Gary would do well to get some practice in by minding their six-year-old nephew, Arthur.

Jack is injured after demolishing Mandrake Place, Sir Horatio Manners' country house.

Arthur ventures into the wine trade but when the supplier is taken in for questioning, Arthur's wine is locked up by the police, and somehow they've got to get it out.

Penny gets a divorce and a proposal on the same day.

When woodworms are discovered in the upstairs flat, the girls and Robin have to find alternative accommodation whilst George calls in his so-called handyman. Chrissy and Jo are all right, but Robin has to share with George.

To Mrs Boswell's horror, Billy and Julie decide to have their baby christened in a Protestant church.

During Darryl's funeral, Tracey's house is burgled. The family decides to track down their possessions themselves, following a trail that leads to a snooker club, a pawnbroker and the infamous Theydon Boys drag club.

The best music from the 1960s and some forgotten gems. The soundtrack to New Year's Day.

Dour landlord Rigsby has trouble getting to grips with the idea of fasting.

Harold is determined to beat Albert at snooker and buys a table so that he can do so. Unfortunately, it's slightly too large for their room.

Appalled by the changes in Newcastle, Terry considers leaving to get a job in Berwick. Meanwhile, his friend's wanderlust sets Bob thinking.

Arthur gets involved with Clive Cosgrove, who has several businesses which are all run by women, but it turns out that he is married to all of them.

It is the first day of the holidays, and the Solana is in chaos, with Mateo and Les/Lesley barely able to keep control. They are waiting for the appearance of new manager Joyce Temple-Savage, but a coachload of angry holidaymakers arrives first. Kenneth is now proprietor of the...

A Charity night at the Jockey ends in disaster when Shane steals Tilly's wheelchair. Shane's actions cause public outcry and throw the Maguire family business into chaos. Meanwhile, Libby's new friendship with Martin helps her rediscover her passion for literature. It also opens...

Chrissy and Norman's wedding day comes round, and Robin, against Jo's counsel, does not tell Chrissy he loves her. George tries to keep the Ropers' invitations from Mildred.