Cain offers to pay off Debbie's loan

Carl tells Debbie that her loan payments are overdue and demands that she pay up by the end of the day. Cain is disgusted by Carl's course of action and offers to give Debbie the money she needs. When Carl continues his vendetta by blocking the garage with a truck, Cain smashes the window and hot-wires it, much to Debbie's disapproval.

Carl walks out of Pear Tree and sees that Cain has blocked Main Street with the truck. Jimmy has to prevent his brother from starting a scene and Cain warns the Kings to deal with him from now on instead of Debbie.

Enraged, Carl announces that he's foreclosing the loan and wants paying in full. When Cain offers to settle Debbie’s loan, Carl states the price is £2.5m. Can Cain find a more favourable way to negotiate with the Kings?

Meanwhile, Andy's strange behaviour begins to annoy both Diane and Debbie when he almost blanks them in the village. Mick also senses that something's amiss when Andy begins to repeat the jobs he's already completed.

Returning home later, Victoria is shocked to find that Andy has packed her things. Unreadable, Andy tells Victoria that he heard she was staying at Diane’s so he has collected her things for her. Unpacking his groceries that evening, Andy adds another bottle of ketchup next to seven others. Without recognition, he calmly goes about his business. What's happening to Andy?

Elsewhere, Bob notices that Jamie is missing Louise and suggests a few extra shifts at the café might take his mind off it - and would, in turn, provide Bob with an opportunity to distance himself from Gennie.

That afternoon, Jamie receives an urgent phone call from Louise and is gutted when she tells him that she's ending their relationship. With Jamie completely distraught, Bob has no choice but to accept Gennie's offer to continue helping out at the café. Can Bob get through to Gennie and explain he’s not interested?