Don't Let Go

Season 6Episode 850 minJun 9, 2002
Don't Let Go

Anna receives a poignant reminder of her painful break-up with Simon and the Lampards agonise over whether to let Oscar's real dad see him, afraid of the emotional consequences. Joe takes Beth's rejection badly, while Karen has a traumatic encounter with Garth at Tessie Banks' funeral - and later finds herself forced to save his life in a tense scene on the edge of windswept Blackscar Top.

Don't Let Go has aired on Jun 9, 2002
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