Cain unnerves Mark

Natasha sets about planning for a low-key renewal of her marriage vows in the village. She manages to lean on Ashley enough to secure a quick appointment at the church for the following week. With Maisie waxing lyrical during her shift at the Woolpack, word of the event soon spreads like wildfire. Mark and Natasha are later greeted with a barrage of hints and not so sophisticated bribery by villagers all hankering after an invitation.

To avoid further earache, Natasha announces in the pub that everyone is welcome to attend. Mark bemoans the loss of his quiet ceremony, but agrees with Natasha that if you can't beat them, join them.

However, Cain unnerves Mark when he congratulates him on his forthcoming wedding. Cain makes it very clear that he knows Mark is hiding something from Natasha and is planning on exploiting him to the maximum. Can Cain find something sinister on Mark?

Elsewhere, Leyla mentions to Edna and Turner that David has altered his ways and is now completely focussed on the campaign. David is pleased when Edna and Turner offer to reinstate their support for his campaign. Pollard decides to cold call his constituents but fails to win any much-needed support.

As the pressure begins to mount, Pollard's worried when he experiences a slight pain in his chest. He heads to the Woolpack and feels another pain while eating lunch. David notices his father gingerly rubbing his chest and asks if he's OK.

Pollard blames it on indigestion but both he and David are worried. As Val hands him some indigestion pills, Pollard decides to put his discomfort to the back of his mind. Is Pollard risking his health to win the campaign?

Elsewhere, Mick has to go cap in hand to Andy for money, insisting that he's skint. In the pub, Mick admits to Zak that he's months behind with his rent and is in danger of being evicted. Zak decides to put their recent differences aside and offers Mick a role in his latest scheme.

Mick is intrigued but when Lee makes an appearance, he quickly back off, with memories of his grandson's accident playing on his mind. Can Mick afford to pass over the chance to earn some much needed cash?