2063: Realisation hits for Katy

A social worker goes to investigate Clare's claims about Max physically abusing Tom. Max and O.B. are oblivious to Clare's latest ploy to wreak revenge on them and while they watch on from a distance, Clare tells Tom he's responsible for his mum, dad and baby Grace's death - plus it's his fault that Max has been ill and will ultimately die.

A traumatised Tom is devastated and runs off, leaving Max perplexed as to why he won't come near him. However, when the social worker arrives, Max realises this is serious. Max is crushed as his world crumbles before him and Tom is taken away. He remains convinced that Clare's at the bottom of the allegations, but without proof and Tom too scared to speak to him, how will he convince the authorities and bring Tom home?

Warren's adamant that Justin needs to end his relationship with Katy and embarks on a plan to make sure he does it sooner rather than later. Justin's unease grows when Warren tells him of his latest plan to become legit and vows that Clare will sell him The Loft - even if it's the last thing she ever does!

With Warren's words ringing in his ears, Justin seizes the moment and breaks Katy's heart when he cruelly ends their relationship by telling her he is still in love with Becca. However, he can't let her walk out of his life forever and finally confesses to Katy about his involvement in Sean's disappearance - and Katy realises the awful truth about her brother…

Michaela and Sasha's plans for a girls' holiday go awry when Sasha becomes worried about Calvin. He clearly has something on his mind, and encouraging him to confide in her, Sasha's devastated to hear that Louise didn't miscarry - she had an abortion. Calvin explains his fears that she's probably been seeing Warren behind his back for months and even though he still loves her, he can't tolerate her lies.

As Louise looks forward to her homecoming, she's greeted with her clothes in bin bags and a furious Calvin. Unable to keep a check on his anger, Louise finds herself unceremoniously dragged into the village with her belongings scattered around her. A passing Warren feels for Louise when he witnesses the spectacle, but she stoically refuses his help and trying to retain some dignity, heads to Evissa.