Looking untidy and like she hasn't washed in days, Nina Lucas (Mollie Gallagher)(turns up at Roy's Rolls much to Roy's delight.  Roy Cropper (David Neilson), being blinded by the love for his newfound niece, fails to notice how unkempt Nina is.  Having her eye more on the ball (not Barlow's), Carla Connor (Alison King) realises there's something not quite right with Nina.  

Nina soon leaves but it's not long before she returns again to reveal she's hungry and brassic.  Roy, being Roy, offers to assist her but her pride is getting in the way and she refuses his handouts. 

Carrying around a heafty rucksack, Roy enquirers on why she's lumbering that around with her.  Nina quickly leaves before Roy manages to ask any more questions.  

Later, Beth Sutherland (Lisa George) explains to Roy that she saw Nina raking through the dumpsters at UnderWorld which causes Roy to be bewildered as to what is occurring. 

Exhausted, Nina slumps into a doorway but a group of youths arrive and scares her away by shouting.

Elsewhere, Roy and Carla are given cause for concern when they learn Nina has lost the flat she had with her father before his passing.  She lost it weeks ago. 

With nowhere else to go, Nina once again resurfaces at Roy's Rolls where she confesses her homelessness.

​Immediately Roy offers his sofa to sleep on and Nina is delighted to have a roof over her head.

It's a full-house at Roy's with his daughter and niece staying with him.  

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Maria has to explain to Liam that she has sadly lost the baby she was carrying.

Liam is upset but things get worse for the boy when Gary tells him he'll soon have a sibling. 

​Maria explains to Liam she has lost the baby but she is upset when Gary tells Liam he will have a brother or sister.

​Feeling defeated, Maria feels Gary will leave her but Gary assures he will be with her baby or not. 

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Alya Nazir (Sair Khan) wants to take Yasmeen Metcalfe (Shelley King) out for a treat - a massage - but Geoff Metcalfe (Ian Bartholomew) interferes and insists she participate in his magic show at The Rovers instead. 

Emma was originally meant to be Geoff's assistant but Geoff will make excuses forcing Yasmeen to be his aid in a trick called "Crushed In A Box".  Geoff makes Yasmeen - who is claustrophobic - get in the confined space.

It's not long before the act goes awry and Yasmeen is full-on panicking. 

Will Geoff have more consequences for Yasmeen who 'failed' to do what he wants? 

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The Book Club is in full-swing inside The Rovers.  Both Steve McDonald (Simon Gregson) and Tracy McDonald (Kate Ford) are having anything but a good time. 

Whispering to Tracy, Steve tells his wife that he has booked a room at a swanky hotel - not before long the two have made their excuses and left the premises. 

When they arrive, it is immediately made clear their hotel room is anything but special but they use the time to have a serious discussion about how their life is at the moment.

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ITV/STV/UTV’s six part factual drama, White House Farm, produced by New Pictures, revolves around one fateful night in August 1985 when five members of the same family were murdered at an Essex farmhouse; Sheila Caffell, her twin six-year-old sons, Daniel and Nicholas, and her parents, Nevill and June Bamber.

The series will seek to provide fresh insight into this family tragedy and the contested accounts of the events that took place at White House Farm.

It is based on extensive research, interviews and published accounts including, ‘The Murders at White House Farm’ by Carol Ann Lee with additional material from ‘In Search of The Rainbow’s End’ by Colin Caffell, husband of Sheila and father to Daniel and Nicholas Caffell.

Essex Police initially believed that Sheila, who had mental health problems, had murdered her own family before turning the gun on herself.  But Detective Sergeant Stan Jones had doubts about the murder-suicide theory, and about Sheila’s brother Jeremy Bamber, who first called the police to the farm. 

Eventually, it was Jeremy Bamber who was charged and convicted of the murders of his own parents, sister and nephews.  Bamber is currently serving life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.  He is one of the few prisoners in the UK subject to a whole-life order.  Bamber still maintains his innocence.

Produced by New Pictures (Catherine The Great, The Missing), White House Farm is written by Kris Mrksa (The Slap, Requiem) and Giula Sandler (episodes 3 and 5), and directed by Paul Whittington (Little Boy Blue, Hatton Garden).

The series is executive produced by Willow Grylls, Charlie Pattinson, Elaine Pyke and Kris Mrksa and produced by Lee Thomas.

Freddie Fox takes the role of Jeremy Bamber with Mark Addy as DS Stan Jones and Stephen Graham as DCI ‘Taff’ Jones. Gemma Whelan, Mark Stanley, Alexa Davies, Cressida Bonas, Alfie Allen, Amanda Burton and Nicholas Farrell also take roles in the drama.