John asks Andy to help out at Butler's

After moving into the village the previous day, Faye introduces herself along with her reluctant son, Ryan. Faye ropes in an eager Doug to help unload their belongings, while she watches an oblivious Mark go about his business. Ryan seethes when she mentions that she's a friend of the Wyldes and warns his mother that the move to Emmerdale will only bring trouble. Faye explains that she hasn't moved because of Mark, but Ryan knows that she's still after him.

Overhearing a discussion in the pub, Mark's horrified to find out that Faye has moved into Tennant's house. He's unable to hold a conversation with Faye due to Doug's presence but his face tells the whole story. Have Mark's problems only just begun?

Believing Butler's farm to be empty, Zak, Sam and Shadrach steal a herd of sheep. Shadrach draws the short straw but fails to master the art of butchery. As the animals make a break for freedom, Lisa's greeted with the sight their dinner and demands an explanation.

Seeing through their excuse that the sheep were wandering the dales alone, Lisa insists that they're returned to their owners. Shadrach alters the identification tags as a way of disguising them from their owners but Lisa is unsure it will work. Can the Dingles hide the sheep from the Bartons?

Also, the sight of Nathan impresses both Holly and Hannah when he arrives to meet with John. However, he's trumped when John informs him that he can't supply the Home Farm shop due to existing commitments with major retailers.

News of the sheep theft snaps John into action and he takes Adam to investigate. The Bartons take Andy up on the offer of helping him look for their missing sheep. John later offers Andy a few hours work on the farm and Andy agrees to think about. Is John making a wise move involving Andy in the farm?