On Monday, Sally’s getting frustrated with Rosie and tells her to sell her car and stop sponging off her and Kevin. Rosie has other plans though, and stuns John in the café by announcing she wants to be a doctor.

He’s diplomatic until he realises she wants money from him for her ‘funding’ and politely declines. Scheming madam Rosie threatens to accuse John of assault if he doesn’t give her £50,000, and when John firmly refuses, Rosie opens the door and starts screaming for help.

Molly’s worried that Kevin’s changed his mind about leaving their spouses, so she’s relieved and delighted when he meets her at the motel and confirms that he’s ready to leave Sally.

Feeling pushed out by George, Ken promises to buy Simon a bike for Christmas. He soon realises though that he’ll have to find a job if he’s going to keep his extravagant promise, and he scans the local paper for work.

Teresa persuades Lloyd to throw a party at the flat. Unbeknownst to him, she invites Graeme, Sean, and the factory girls, telling them the party has a theme: Vicars and Liz! Oblivious Liz is puzzled when Graeme keeps staring at her in the Rovers. The factory girls meet in the pub, with Janice, Kelly and Fiz dressed in Liz-inspired outfits, and Sean dressed as a vicar in stockings and suspenders. Liz obliviously compliments Fiz’s outfit but eventually twigs what’s going on when Graeme turns up looking uncannily like her. Teresa arrives with Lloyd who’s mortified and embarrassed for Liz.

Elsewhere, Becky and Clare agree to go on a night out, and Eddie spots a money making opportunity when he tells Deirdre that her gutters are blocked.

On Tuesday, Bill comes to Rosie’s aid as she continues to scream for help. She tells Bill that John tried to grab her. Bill takes Rosie home, leaving John feeling helpless, but Roy’s sympathetic and advises John to tell Fiz about what happened. John’s anxious that she might not believe his version of events, but Fiz is fully supportive and knows what Rosie’s up to.

Meanwhile, at the Websters, all hell’s broken loose and Rosie desperately tries to stop her mum from reporting John to the police, but Sally’s insistent. In the motel, Kevin and Molly’s post-coital bliss is interrupted when Sally calls to tell Kevin about Rosie, and Kevin dashes off. The police arrive at Number 5 and arrest John on suspicion of assault. Janice comforts Fiz as he’s taken away, and a guilty Rosie watches, knowing this time, she’s gone too far.

Liz puts on a brave face and agrees to see the funny side of Teresa’s joke, but inside she’s fuming. Deciding to take revenge, she uses her key to Lloyd’s flat and puts one of his beloved vinyl records in the oven! Lloyd’s mortified to find a note saying she’s kidnapped the rest of his collection, and to his horror, she starts throwing them out of the window. Lloyd begs Teresa to apologise and Teresa agrees, on condition that Lloyd proposes to her in front of Liz. As Teresa apologises to Liz, Lloyd drops to his knees and proposes, but he’s stunned be her response!

Emily pays Eddie £10 for clearing her guttering but Norris is cynical that they didn’t need doing.

Steve’s perturbed when Dev brings his golf coach Bernie into the Rovers. As she’s also his golf coach, Steve asks her to keep quiet about his secret lessons. Amused, Bernie tells Dev about Steve’s tuition and competitive Dev asks her to hinder Steve’s progress.

Becky and Claire return home early from their night out, both a little worse for wear. Queasy Claire sets off home but is angry to notice that Becky’s torn the skirt she loaned her. Has their unlikely friendship got off to a bad start?

On Wednesday, Sally’s confident and happy that John will soon be back in prison. Meanwhile, an increasingly uneasy Rosie masks her discomfort when Kevin tells her to be prepared to go to court. At the police station, John denies everything but is stumped when the police officer questions why his wife hasn’t called to enquire after him. John’s released and comes home to ask Fiz why she did not ring the station. She assures him she does believe his story and the couple had for the Rovers.

The regulars treat him with disdain and, reaching the end of his tether, John challenges Rosie on her story and forces her to come clean, much to Sally and Kevin’s horror. As they drag their daughter home, John and Fiz are relieved to be publically vindicated.

Lloyd panics as Teresa acts like they’re really engaged. Enjoying making him uncomfortable, she even shows him engagement ring brochures.

Becky’s alarmed when Michelle tells her that Steve’s had a call from Bernie. Becky confronts him and Steve admits the truth about the golf bet with Dev. Becky vetoes the game when she learns the cost of club membership, and Steve tries to back out of the golf game, but when Dev accuses him of being a chicken, Steve vows to beat him.

Eileen rumbles Eddie’s guttering scam and decides to play him at his own game.

George and Eve visit Simon who tells them about the fire at the flat. George is disturbed and Peter admits he was to blame, but insists it was a turning point and he’s determined to be a good father. George is mollified but for how long?

On Thursday, a furious Kevin insists Rosie retract her statement and apologise to Fiz and John. John’s magnanimous and accepts Rosie’s apology so the Websters and Stapes agree to suspend hostilities and steer clear of each other in the future.

Steve lies to Becky and tells her that he called off the golfing bet with Dev, but Eileen lets slip to Becky that Steve’s gone to the golf course. Becky decides to show Steve who’s boss and turns up at the golf club – much to Steve’s dismay. Determined to distract him, she misbehaves and Steve loses his concentration, letting a triumphant and gloating Dev win.

Leanne accepts an invitation to dinner at George and Eve’s house. Peter worries that they’re getting too friendly, but both he and Leanne are stunned when they arrive at the Wilson’s house and discover that the elderly couple are loaded! The surprises continue when George and Eve offer to lend Peter and Leanne the money to open their bar. Leanne’s furious when Peter refuses the offer outright and insists they leave. Peter refuses to be bought, but is he making the right decision?

Elsewhere, Peter and Deirdre find they have different stories about where Ken’s gone for the day, and suspicious that he’s cheating again, Deirdre confronts him. He admits that he was embarrassed to tell her that he’s working as a Father Christmas in a shop to earn money to buy Simon’s Christmas present.

Elsewhere, Freda seeks Norris’s help to win a cash prize in a competition and Eileen recruits Jason and Jesse to help her get her own back on Eddie.

On Friday, Leanne’s still tetchy with Peter following their row last night, and Simon picks up on the tension and tells Ken about George’s offer to help Peter. Ken congratulates Peter on rejecting George’s attempt to buy his way into Simon’s life, but awkward Peter corrects him, saying that it was a genuine, kind offer and when George calls round to apologise, Peter says that he’ll accept his money. How will Ken react to this latest development?

Dev challenges Steve to another golf game. Steve accepts the chance to redeem himself and they bump into Bernie at the golf club with another client. Dev recognises Matt as a business acquaintance and is interested to hear he’s newly engaged. Matt however seems reluctant to stay and chat.

Sophie tells Kevin about her forthcoming baptism and her mock GCSEs. Kevin’s ashamed that he wasn’t already aware of the dates and he realises just how much his affair has taken over his life. Molly’s stunned when Kevin tells her he must postpone leaving his family until Sophie’s exams are over – next July!

Elsewhere, Anna tries to talk Gary out of going on his army taster weekend, while Eddie’s more concerned with a ransom note threatening his Santa. Becky and Claire return from their drama class with the news that it’s disbanding and the pantomime’s cancelled.