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Robin is due to play for the college in a football game but ends up in bed with a heavy cold, which he has caught from George Roper. The girls do their best to find ways to get him up and about in time for the game.

Gary is struggling for money, having only an imaginary job. He hits upon the idea of taking pristine 1940s items to the present and selling them. Yvonne is heavily into her drama group, much to Gary's chagrin.

Joyce becomes convinced that new guest Mrs Simmonds is the hotel assessor, but her attempts to impress do not start smoothly when Mrs Simmonds witnesses Joyce evicting a furious Kenneth from his salon for late payment of rent. The hotel is also playing host to underworld figures...

While Bert and Doreen are on holiday, Arthur decides to rent out their house. What he hasn't banked on however, is the fact that his new tenant is wanted by the police.

Frank and Betty go for a spin in his new car and end up having a cliff-top picnic.

Robin is conned by his friend Larry into looking after a puppy, but he has to hide it from George, who operates a No Animals rule, until he can find a new home for it.

Host Kenny Everett welcomes musical guests Bryan Ferry and Moody Blues.

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

Eli has had enough of the pickle factory, so he is enlisting the help of a new works manager. Major Lovelace is sent from the labour exchange and Eli starts to get twitchy because he recognises him from his old army days.

There's a burglar on the loose in Colne, and the latest house to be turned over is Lily and Walter's. Nellie sets about hiding the family heirlooms in her bedroom, between the sheets. However, Eli didn't know she had any family heirlooms.

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

It's November 1908 and Elizabeth becomes involved with a group of Bloomsbury intellectuals, coming under the influence of a woman of radical left-wing views and, ultimately, leading her to meet a young poet named Lawrence Kilbride.

Cissy leads the house into helping out at the local soup kitchen for the poor, while Teddy is still trying to escape the romantic clutches of Madge Cartwright.

Aveline has a bad catwalk experience. Mr Boswell and Lilo Lil have a disagreement. Joey is faced with blackmail.

Albert and Harold's Scrabble game is interrupted by a flying visit from the vicar who inspires them to take up journalism.

The staff prepare for Dr Beeching's visit, rehearsing with Harry as stand-in. Lady Lawrence arrives with her guest, but it is not the expected Dr Beeching. Instead, it is her gynaecologist who shares the same name.

Rigsby and Vienna prepare to spend a grouchy, cheap Christmas alone.

Robin is conned by his friend Larry into looking after a puppy, but he has to hide it from George, who operates a No Animals rule, until he can find a new home for it.

Gary's world is changing fast. Yvonne is changing careers as Phoebe plans the wedding. And Reg's domestic problems threaten his job.

Jack needs more photographic evidence in order to secure his divorce from Dolly.

Ray Daley minds a valuable racing pigeon, 'Young Sam', who is to race from London to Bradford against 'Pride of Pudsey' with a £10,000 stake. However, Ray has fallen in love, so Arthur intervenes and almost forfeits the race.

Vince upsets the female members of the Warrender family by pranging Penny's car, and by causing her mum to faint in the street.

The Ropers need money with which to mend George's old car so they agree to sell Robin their piano, as they never use it. The problem is how to get it upstairs. George's friend Jerry tries to winch it through the upstairs window into the flat.

Aveline has a bad catwalk experience. Mr Boswell and Lilo Lil have a disagreement. Joey is faced with blackmail.

Travis has serious school news that he is scared to break to his mum. Sharon decides that she can pass herself off as Tracey and sort out his problems, but her efforts land the family in a mess that only arch-seducer Dorien can get them out of.

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

Rigsby plays on Alan's fear of the unknown with tales of vampires, werewolves and ghosts, but strange things happen when their thoughts turn to the 'Grey Lady'.

When one of Albert's 16 siblings passes away, a family feud ensues following the reading of the will. Wily old Albert has a few tricks up his sleeve though.

Terry helps Bob move his most treasured possessions from his old house to the new one, but Thelma refuses to have his junk in their home.

Arthur uses ex-prisoners as cheap labour on his landscape enterprise.

The Garveys are stopped at the airport when white pills are found in Madge's luggage, but it's Mick who is detained at the airport as Janice, Madge and Michael carry on to the resort.

Marty needs a job fast and turns to crime to tide him over, but he's not a smooth criminal, and using items borrowed from the Maguires wasn't the smartest plan. Kelly learns that there's a price on Marty's head, but surely Shane won't grass. Elsewhere, Billy is standing up for...

Robin is conned by his friend Larry into looking after a puppy, but he has to hide it from George, who operates a No Animals rule, until he can find a new home for it.