'Children Of The Night'

Heston and Marina get into a discussion about a patient, and Marina gets upset that Heston isn't taking it seriously enough. A row ensues, which blurs the boundaries of their professional and personal lives. Elaine interrupts just as it escalates and Marina assures Heston that she was totally in control as she was running through his coping mechanisms all the while.

Later, as Heston and Marina head off to see a new Gilbert and Sullivan production, they really look like the perfect couple and there is a wave of envy from Elaine and Mrs Tembe. Heston notices this and feels a bit queasy - if only they knew the truth!

Meanwhile, Mrs Tembe confides in Freya that she feels a huge responsibility for Akono. However, Freya suggests that she should see herself as Akono's housemate and start enjoying his company. Later, the pair arrive home from evening service and Akono questions why they didn't stay at the church for tea. Mrs Tembe then opens up about the racism she experienced and the lack of support from her church friends.

Elsewhere, can Freya help a patient realise that his grief has blinded him to the dire straits his family are in before he loses another daughter?