Jay is rocked by an alarming discovery

As Jean and Andrew both help with the new business, Shirley struggles with the clash of personalities and decides to sell the burger van to Andrew. Phil then suggests that Ben should sell the stock car, making nasty remarks about his son's racing skills. Jay decides to cheer up Ben, persuading him to have one last race in the car without Phil's knowledge. Shirley joins them and the trio end up having a great time. Jay boosts Ben's self-esteem by letting him win the race, and things look even brighter when they make a big profit from the sale of the car.

Later, Phil splits the money between the boys and Jay decides to stash it upstairs. When he clumsily drops the cash and goes to pick it up, Jay is horrified by what he sees under the bed - the photo frame that killed Heather. Jay's world crumbles around him as he realises that Ben has been lying to them yet again…

Meanwhile, a nervous Syed hides his sexuality when he meets AJ. However, he later finds AJ in the café with Christian and realises that the truth is out. To Syed's relief, AJ is fully accepting of his sexuality and Christian. AJ's charm even helps him to secure a £200 loan from Christian and Syed, which will be enough to get Derek's car fixed. After deciding to stay in Walford for another night, AJ enjoys a boys' night in with Masood - but they're both in for a shock when Zainab arrives home a day early!

Elsewhere, Kat's mystery lover sends her a phone which she can use to arrange their secret liaisons without being caught. However, Kat is determined not to be tempted and throws it straight into the bin. Kat then suggests to Alfie that they could take an hour off work for some alone time, but when she goes upstairs, she finds that Shenice and Tommy have returned home early and are watching a film with Alfie. Frustrated that Alfie doesn't seem to care about their alone time being ruined, Kat retrieves the binned phone and calls her boyfriend after all.

Also today, Kim is determined to make things up to Sasha and Ray, so she convinces funeral director Mr Coker to give the teenager some work experience.