Robbie's mind games take their toll on Katie

Despite still being irked by Robbie, Katie is amused when he flaunts Cheryl - a 'Katie lookalike girl' - around Home Farm, knowing that he is trying to wind her up. Katie is deliberately extra nice to her. Soon afterwards, Robbie escorts Cheryl to the pub, in a second attempt to rattle Katie. The resemblance between Cheryl and Katie does not go unnoticed by Diane, who writes it off as a simple crush. However, Katie knows that it's another power game, just like his lingering kiss of last week.

Later, Katie is amused when Cheryl acknowledges Robbie's arrogance as his plan has failed. When Robbie then hears Katie telling Megan about Cheryl, it is him who becomes wound up. He antagonises Katie, pointing out that regardless of what she thinks about him, it is Declan's opinion that counts and he rates him. Katie becomes more determined than ever to do something about Robbie…

Meanwhile, Victoria is angry with Andy for letting Kerry stay the night. She wants Kerry gone before Amy finds out. Later, Andy is surprised by how much he can open up to Kerry about his past, and Kerry is chuffed when Andy invites her to stay on another night. At David's shop, Victoria tells Amy the truth about Kerry staying. When Kerry interrupts, Amy issues a warning to her - the more she follows her, the more she will walk away. She adds that she doesn't need Kerry as she sees Val as her mother.

Later, back at Pollard's, Amy says goodbye to Val and Pollard as she is going to London to visit Hannah - and she is hoping Kerry will give up and leave while she is gone. As they both wave her off, Val warns Pollard that Amy might have gone, but she has not finished with Kerry yet…

Elsewhere, Alex realises that he has two women on the go, cringing when Victoria suggests that she should move into Butler's to get away from Kerry.