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Roxy treats herself to a new car, taking Danny along for some advice, as the drama continues in Walford.

Billy's money worries get even more desperate as Heather urges him to pay his share of the rent.

As Leon and Zsa Zsa become closer than ever, Lucy plans to expose the truth about herself and Leon.

Roxy is played by Rita Simons, Danny by Liam Bergin, Billy by Perry Fenwick, Heather by Cheryl Fergison, Leon by Sam Attwater, Zsa Zsa by Emer Kenny and Lucy by Melissa Suffield.

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Mark (Robert Powell) is furious as a strike takes hold at the hospital

Holby City is in chaos, as the medical drama continues. Porters have called a strike and Holby has ground to a halt. Mark is furious as no one seems to be taking any action. He single-handedly resolves the problem and Cunningham is impressed. He later suggests that Mark should consider applying for the CEO post.

Connie finds out about Ric and Michael's director of surgery job-share. Feeling dispensable, she muscles in on Joseph's research project. When Connie discovers Elaine, an old friend, is the perfect case study she hopes to persuade Elaine to be a candidate.

Michael doesn't want to play second fiddle to Ric, but realises that if he's got any chance of saving his marriage, he has to park his ego and let Ric in.

Mark is played by Robert Powell, Terence by Roger Barclay, Connie by Amanda Mealing, Ric by Hugh Quarshie, Michael by Hari Dhillon, Joseph by Luke Roberts and Elaine by Tilly Vosburgh.

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Matt Baker presents highlights from Birmingham's National Indoor Arena as 147 gymnasts from 33 countries compete in the women's event at the European Championships.

Britain will be hoping for a strong showing in the individual and team events, with Beth Tweddle and Becky Downie among the medal hopes. Tweddle is the reigning world champion on the floor and won two gold medals at the 2009 European Championships on the floor and bars. Downie will be hoping for a medal after qualifying for the vault and bars finals at the last European Championships.

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A group of young British consumers leaves Ethiopia's capital behind and travels south to the famous coffee plantations of Yirgacheffe and the remote mountain village of Biolya, as the series exploring the human cost of making luxury goods continues.

Travelling to live and work with the people who produce them, life gets tougher when, for the first time in the series, the group has no help from a local family and must survive only on the wages paid to a coffee worker.

Will they be able to earn enough to afford to eat and pay rent on their simple mud hut?

To survive, the Brits must pool their money and work as a family but just when their team needs to be strong it starts falling apart – George becomes ill, Lucy can't cope and Oscar decides to go it alone.

Just when it's getting too much, the Brits are surprised by a new arrival, self-confessed coffee addict Shievonne – but will her favourite drink ever taste the same again?

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