Heather turns detective and tries to find out more about Vinnie's life. Roxy gives Jase some grief for treating her badly the other night. Shirley goes to see Carly and knows she's in a bad way. Mother and daughter manage to bond and Shirley offers to accompany Carly when she goes to see Deano.

Tanya tries to stand alone but ends up turning to Sean for support. The Wicks family struggle to cope with their loss. Dot realises that she needs help.

As the Square gathers to say goodbye to one of its own, Denise and Carly make a big decision. Abi helping Max leads to a nasty surprise for Tanya. Jane faces her fear.

Phil goes to see Louise. Tanya's shocked by a revelation from Stacey. Chelsea struggles to cope with Denise's plans.

As Tanya struggles to hold it together, she's thrown by the arrival of an unexpected visitor. Ronnie sides with the Mitchells and cuts ties with Jack. Meanwhile, Shirley discovers the truth about Vinnie.

A crisis at R&R leaves Ronnie struggling with her feelings for Jack. Max plays dirty in order to protect his children. Heather tries to play cupid for Vinnie.

Rainie swears to Tanya that she's off drugs. Roxy finds life under the same roof as Honey and Billy increasingly difficult. Darren approaches Phil with a plan to boost business at the car lot.

Phil is forced to deceive Peggy. Jack makes Darren an offer he finds hard to refuse. Tanya is faced with a heart-breaking decision. Ronnie comes up with a plan to get rid of Honey and Billy.

Dawn has a difficult decision to make. Jane is rattled by the arrival of a mysterious letter. Honey and Billy have fun playing lord and lady of the manor. Hazel and Minty's dream wedding plans are threatened.

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On 31 January 2008, June made history by being the first and so far only actress to carry an entire episode single handed in the history of British soap, with a monologue looking back over her past life, dictated to a cassette machine for her husband Jim to listen to in hospital following a stroke. The fact that co-star and close friend John Bardon (who plays Jim) is recovering from a stroke in real life added extra pathos to the episode. In an interview on This Morning she claimed it was relatively easy as there were no co-actors forgetting their lines. In 2009, Brown was nominated for the British Academy Television Award for Best Actress. She is the first actress to be nominated in the category for a role in a soap opera since Jean Alexander's nomination for playing Hilda Ogden in Coronation Street in 1989. Brown's nomination came as a result of her "single-hander" episode of EastEnders, the director of which she praised.

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