Episode 2
This week, the Lottery-winning family from Yorkshire enjoy a peaceful picnic on the Dales. Only joking. As usual, the barmy Braithwaite army is the catalyst for an hour of furious drama. David accepts that Alison is having his brother's baby, while Sarah gets steamy in the stockroom with her teacher, Daniel. Virginia and Tamsin see their relationship splashed across the tabloids and Charlotte has a scrap at school. Also, the family attend baby William's christening (just), and Pauline quits the charity. Never a dull moment, then and, to top it all, the Euro Lottery want their money back. You may want to check your pulse in ad breaks. David comes up with one last solution to try to save his marriage. Meanwhile, Sarah's affair with Daniel lands her in trouble with Megan.
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