Tina's father turns up on the Street

Norris is still shaken by the robbery but is desperately trying to pretend that he is OK. News of the break in spreads round the street and Roy can't help but feel guilty that he didn't warn anyone about the gang earlier. Meanwhile, young Kayliegh Morton knows more about the identity of the thieves than she is letting on.

The robbery has far-reaching repercussions for the residents of the Street. A delighted Claire is celebrating the fact that she has sold the house to the young couple who came to view yesterday. But as she is seeing them out, Jerry comes rushing over with news of the Kabin robbery and the prospective buyers change their mind. Could this mean that the house swap will be back on?

Gail is worried about Tina now that she is out of a job and tells Audrey that things will improve when David is out of prison and back at work. But does Audrey plan to give him his job back? Meanwhile, Tina is pleased when her dad Joe arrives at the Platts' to see her.

Elsewhere, Fiz realises that Chesney is in love and Ken manages to delay the bathroom fitting even longer.