Harrison explains to Pat how the Ambridge Variety Show for Eurovision is going to work. But all Pat really wants to know is whether Harrison’s heard anything from the police in Hampshire regarding Rob. She says they’re all terrified by the thought of what Rob might do. Harrison listens sympathetically, then reminds Pat of the orders they’ve got in place to protect Helen and Jack. Harrison promises to chase up Hampshire police and Pat thanks him for listening. Alice has her first go at bellringing with Chris. She enjoys it and has fun reminding Chris of the time he got distracted by her watching him ring and missed the rope. Alice thanks Chris for helping take her mind off everything that’s been going on recently. After Alice has collected Martha, Susan and Chris talk about Alice looking happy for the first time since Jennifer died. Susan warns Chris to be careful – it’s clear he still has feelings for Alice. Chris insists they are co-parents and friends, nothing more. Paul tells Harrison and Susan he’s splashed out on decorations for the Eurovision event. Harrison reports that Justin hasn’t yet paid the money he promised. Later, Harrison tells Paul that Justin won’t be providing funding after all. Harrison thinks they’ll have to cancel, but Paul’s not giving up yet. He remembers talking to a woman with loads of experience, offering her advice on village events. Harrison guesses it’s Lynda, warning she can be full on. But Paul thinks she’s lovely. Who needs Justin when you’ve got Lynda Snell?