EastEnders is lining up a huge week for Elaine Knight (Harriet Thorpe), when she suffers a devastating health setback.
The drama of potentially losing The Vic once and for all leads to immense stress – and following a row with daughter Linda (Kellie Bright), she falls to the floor.
Will Elaine be ok?
Tensions rise in the Slater household when Stacey (Lacey Turner) makes a grand return and is clearly covering for Alfie Moon (Shane Richie), who has gone to Barcelona to find stepdaughter Zoe (Michelle Ryan).
Jean (Gillian Wright) puts her foot in it and Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace) has had enough – she calls brother-in-law Spencer (Christopher Parker) in Australia to get answers.
Elsewhere, Vicki Fowler (Alice Haig) decides to expose Bernie Taylor’s (Clair Norris) wrongdoings with the Panesar family.
The tables turn when Bernie accuses her of stealing from the business accounts, and Ravi Gulati (Aaron Thiara) seems to believe her!
Plus, Johnny Carter (Charlie Suff) and Felix Baker (Matthew James Morrison) move in together, while Peter Beale (Thomas Law) and Lauren Branning (Jacqueline Jossa) make amends.
Here’s a look ahead to next week in Albert Square…
Monday, June 30 (Part 1)
Things are tense between Linda and Elaine following the former’s decision to sell her part in The Queen Vic. Elaine implores her daughter to consider other options, and is furious to see her chatting with George about the subject.
Little does she realise, he’s actually telling Linda to understand her mum’s point of view.
From her stance, it seems like they two are plotting against her.
Later, she gets bad news from the bank. They’re not willing to help her with a loan, and she tries to convince an unwilling Johnny to be her silence partner.
Following an emotional day, Elaine kicks off and orders all of the punters out of the pub. The events of the day take its toll and she collapses, as a horrified Linda and Johnny rush to her side.
Vicki approaches Bernie in the hope she’ll give her an advance from her wages, but ultimately ends up being fired.
