It's the day of Blanche's funeral

As the Barlows prepare for Blanche's funeral, Deirdre hopes that she's up to reciting her eulogy. However, all eyes are on Tracy as she arrives at the church in a prison van handcuffed to a guard.

Tracy's happy to see her family but when she spots Amy heading into the church with Becky, she's struck with jealousy, especially when Amy seems upset to see her.

The service goes well and there's not a dry eye in the house as Deirdre gives a touching and honest portrayal of her mother.

Meanwhile, feeling positive about their prospective adoption, Steve confides in Becky that he wants them to finally be a proper family - he even moots the idea of changing Amy's name to McDonald and arranging for Becky becoming her legal guardian.

Later, outside the church, the guard allows Tracy two minutes to say goodbye to Amy. Tracy's emotional but when Amy reports that she'll soon have a brother or sister and is about to become a McDonald, Tracy's livid.

Turning to Steve, Tracy demands that he tell her what's going on.

It's the day of the Windass's visit from the social worker but Anna's still not forgiven Eddie for turning Gary in to the army. Dawn arrives on the Street for their appointment, though, and they're forced to cover the tension between them.

Elsewhere, Sophie's delighted when Sian arranges to stay in Weatherfield during the exam period.