Wednesday 6th July 2005

Season 34Episode 15530 minJul 6, 2005
Wednesday 6th July 2005
Louise is pleased to see Diane back, and in need of a shoulder to cry on she tells her that she and Terry are over. Diane guesses that Matthew is involved and warns her that she is making a terrible mistake. When Val appears, it becomes clear that she already knew about the affair, leaving Diane furious. Louise is annoyed at Diane’s interference and tells her to go to hell. Later, in the bar, Diane consoles Terry and feeling he deserves the truth, she tells him that Louise has been seeing Matthew. Terry is momentarily stunned but then heads for the door. He finds Louise and Matthew together, but he is too emotional to pick a fight and he sobs as he watches Matthew lead the lady he loves away. Elsewhere, Marlon opens his mail and finds that he has been invited to enter a prestigious pub chefs’ competition and could win a week working in Aldo Zilli's kitchen. Marlon isn’t interested and dismisses it as junk mail, but when Bob tells Donna about the competition she decides to enter
Wednesday 6th July 2005 has aired on Jul 6, 2005 at 7:00 PM
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