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Jolene has serious concerns and Jazzer takes a stroll down memory lane.

At the Shop Jim tries a super-courteous approach to get Lilian to fill in the survey, while Jazzer adds a mocking commentary. It's only when Jim spells out the existential threat Underwoods Local poses that Lilian agrees to answer the questions. Between them Jazzer and Lilian come up with several suggestions for improvements. Then Jazzer points out the biggest issue is friendliness – or the lack of it - and despite Jim's denial Lilian agrees that it's an issue. Later on Jazzer snatches Lilian's completed survey, reading out her score for friendliness: three out of five. He tells Jim it's not going to save the shop. Jim confesses how exhausting he finds maintaining the façade of friendliness and his relief at going to stay at his daughter's next week. But Jazzer loves it when Jim is grumpy!While Chris is relatively relaxed before the meeting about Martha at the nursery, Alice can't help thinking there must be a serious problem. The manager tactfully points out that Martha has haphazard concentration levels and limited attention span. She suggests working together with the staff to get Martha to focus on tasks for longer. Chris is happy to go along with this but Alice seems more troubled. Back at the Stables Lilian pushes Alice to confess her fear that her drinking during pregnancy is now affecting Martha's development. And if Lilian leaves Ambridge then that's another huge plank of Alice's support network gone, after Jennifer and Peggy. Lilian tells her she's changed her mind and she's not going anywhere.

Joy reckons the Village Shop customer survey drawn up by Susan and Emma is too comprehensive and offers to cut it down. Susan won't give way though, before explaining the survey's purpose to Jazzer. Both him and Joy wax lyrical about a superior shopping experience at Underwoods Local, pushing Susan into agreeing to take a look for herself. Later on, after bumping into Jazzer again, Susan is gobsmacked to discover Clarrie is working there. Clarrie tells Susan most of the village have been in already - and they're all dead impressed. Susan fears it could be the end of the Village Shop.Chris is at The Stables trimming some of the horses' hooves. He catches up with Alice and they discuss taking Martha to Peggy's funeral, agreeing that she should go. They arrange to meet up later over a curry to discuss preparing Martha for the day itself. At lunchtime Alice is joined by Joy at the Playground and they talk about how Alice's family are coping with Peggy's death, before comparing notes on the hard times both have been through recently. Joy then prompts Alice, she and Chris have cracked co-parenting, so she doesn't have to cope with everything on her own, does she? But then Chris phones and tells Alice that Imaani, the nursery manager, has called them in for an unscheduled meeting on Friday to talk about making sure Martha's school-ready. Chris doesn't think it signifies much, but Alice is unsettled by it. Later she calls Chris and cancels their catch-up later; there's things she needs to do at The Stables.

Jazzer takes centre stage, and Helen knows what she wants.

At the Tearoom, before the pancake eating competition starts, Zainab tells relieved Akram she was never going to take a job at The Bull. Brad meanwhile isn't feeling great, following his starvation diet. Natasha introduces Zainab and Brad in boxing-match style with ridiculous nicknames, but then Brad collapses to the floor. Later, while embarrassed Brad recovers, Natasha desperately tries to find a replacement, but it doesn't look promising. Before setting off in the Riley Jazzer confesses how anxious he is about going to this posh restaurant. Tracy susses he's more upset about not going to the pancake event, but she's not changing her mind. However, Tracy then gets a call telling her what's happened to Brad. By the time Tracy and Jazzer reach The Tearoom people have started drifting away. Tracy insists on taking Brad off to feed him up – she's already cancelled the meal with Susan and Neil. Seeing Natasha's desperation Jazzer offers to take Brad's place, but quickly changes his mind when he sees Tracy's face. With a load of uneaten pancakes left on her hands Natasha has no choice but to offer them free to all comers.Back at Ambridge Hall Akram cajoles Zainab into making up with Azra, instead of fighting all the time. Zainab feels bad about the books and photos that were ruined by the sewage, but Adil has found replacements for some of the photographs at least, which Akram has brought back with him. When asked about moving back to Solihull Zainab admits she'd like to give Ambridge a try for a little longer yet.

At No.6 The Green Jazzer moans to Brad about the posh dinner Tracy's making him go to with Susan and Neil. But Brad has other things on his mind, including the pancake eating competition. Jazzer would far rather go to that, but Tracy refuses to change their dinner date to let him do both. Brad then tells jealous Jazzer he'll fast before the competition to make sure he beats Zainab. The prize is as good as his.Akram fills Azra in on how Adil is doing in Pakistan, then outlines some ideas to get his business up and running. They share happy memories of biking together, before Azra shocks him with news about Zainab wanting to work in a pub. Later, they consider the idea of moving back to Solihull, amongst old friends. Azra confesses that, despite the sewage spill, they feel settled in Ambridge. She thinks Akram might grow to like it there too. Despite Emma's best efforts the Tearoom has been dead all day. Both Pat and Emma hope Natasha's punt on getting customers back with the pancake competition works. Pat's frustrated that not many people have signed her petition about the sewage overspill. Emma suggests drumming up a bigger response with a media blitz. Later, Emma shows Pat the work she's been doing online to publicise the petition, using photos of damage at Bridge Farm and adding links to the Borsetshire Clean Water Action Group. Even better, Emma then gets an invite for an interview on Radio Borsetshire – at last, an opportunity for their voices to be heard!

The stage is set for a visitor, and eyebrows are raised for Jazzer.

Is Henry the most astute of all the Archers? Rochelle theories abound, Jazzer rings in and is Joy nice or nasty? Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/ambridgeonthecouch. Join our merry band of The Archers nuts at https://plus.acast.com/s/AmbridgeOnTheCouch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Faith bumps into Jazzer as he takes Jim's old airbed over to Brookfield to help with their ‘big barn sleepover'. Faith is so grateful for the community support, and Jazzer makes no secret of how relieved Jakob will be to have his home back. Eddie's visiting Joe's grave, and chats to his old Dad. Visiting the churchyard also is Faith. They bump into one another and Faith remembers him from her childhood. She jokingly reminds Eddie of when they got “married” when they were five or six years old. It has been more than sixty years, but Eddie hasn't changed at all. Over a drink at the Bull, they catch up and share their life stories. Eddie lies, making himself out to be in the antiques business with Clarrie. Faith's delighted to accept his invitation to come over with Chuck tomorrow and try some home-made cider. A stranger arrives at Greenacres, and startled Jim takes immediate action to make a citizen's arrest. The stranger had let himself in thinking he'd booked into Jim's bungalow. Jazzer arrives and points out that this guy isn't a scammer but rather has himself been scammed. With this clarified, apologetic Jim shares a drink and gets to know Joel. Having been contained by Jim in the living room, Joel admits he enjoyed looking at Jim's impressive library. Joel is an archaeologist and connects with Jim over his Classical literature. Joel resigns himself to going home, but Jazzer has another idea, mentioning the Brookfield Barn. Joel's happy; he feels he's found a kindred spirit in Jim.

Jazzer attempts to help, and the collective nightmare continues.

Was braucht der Jazz, damit er aus den akademischen Wohnzimmern zurück auf die Tanzfläche findet? Lou Donaldson kannte die Antwort dazu schon in den 1960er Jahren: Er muss tanzbar sein. Ins grosse Rampenlicht kam Lou Donaldson als Jazz-Saxophonist von altem Schrot und Korn. Die Sporen verdiente er sich noch im Bebop ab. Bald aber war Hard-Bop angesagt, Donaldson gehörte in dieser Phase zu den wichtigsten Künstlern des Labels Blue Note. Danach schaffte er auch den Sprung zur souligen Spielart von Jazz, häufig mit Orgeltrio und immer mit viel Groove. Zusammen mit dem Organisten Dr.Lonnie Smith schuf er Klassiker wie «Everything I Play Is Funky». Dass er sich damit ein Denkmal schuf bis weit in die 90er Jahre hinein, hat ihn dann vielleicht doch etwas überrascht. Aber genau so war es: Mit seinen direkten Themen und den unverschnörkelten Grooves traf er den sweet spot der Old School Rapper in den 90er Jahren, die damals natürlich nicht old school waren, sondern der letzte Schrei. Vor der Jazz Collection Reprise besprechen Annina Salis und Jodok Hess kurz die Einflüsse von Lou Donaldson auf den Hip-Hop. Bevor der Saxophonist Christian Münchinger dann den Stil und die Spielart von Lou Donaldson als Jazzmusiker analysiert und in die grösseren Zusammenhänge stellt – als Gast von Andreas Müller-Crépon. «Jazz ain't dead, it just smells funny»? Der flapsige Spruch von Zappa wird immer noch gerne zitiert. Der Geruch, falls er mal da war, hat sich längst verflüchtigt. Einer, der für den nötigen Durchzug sorgte, war der Saxophonist Lou Donaldson. Die gespielten Titel: Interpret:in: Titel (Album / Label) Lou Donaldson: Cheek to Cheek (Quartet/Quintet / Blue Note) Art Blakey: Split Kick (Live at the Birdland / Blue Note) Lou Donaldson: Blues Walk (Blues Walk / Blue Note) Lou Donaldson: You've Changed (Lush Life / Blue Note) Lou Donaldson: Alligator Boogaloo (Alligator Boogaloo / Blue Note) Lou Donaldson: Everything I Do Gona Be Funky (Everything I Play Is Funky / Blue Note) Lou Donaldson: Just a Dream (On My Mind) (Caracas / Milestone) Erstausstrahlung: 22.11.2011

There's a silver lining for Brian and Jazzer stumbles on a surprising secret

Brad's decided to go to his Freshers' Ball and Jazzer and Alistair encourage him to make friends at Uni. Brad has told Alistair about Jazzer's giant sunflower and Alistair teases Jazzer that his precious bloom may get damaged or eaten before the Flower & Produce Show. They discuss George - they're all baffled by what happened and Jazzer warns Brad to steer clear of him. Jazzer and Brad help Alistair redecorate Greenacres for him and Denise. With Jim away they feel they have free rein. But as they go to move some significant items, Robert turns up – in the nick of time, and with a list from Jim of things not to be moved. This ruins the painted ‘feature wall' plan. But as Robert is distracted, going to deal with some litterers, Alistair locks the door behind him and puts into action their intended plan for him and Denise – regardless of Jim's instructions. Fallon is furious with Harrison for confronting George, risking his job, their future and her career dreams by losing his temper and not stopping to think. They meet Alice, and Harrison is full of apologies - for everything - including seeing red with George yesterday. Harrison admits he lost control, and Fallon fears he now wants to quit the Police. Fallon and Alice discuss how he and Chris are all over the place right now. Fallon confides that she wants the old Harrison back, and Alice admits how much she regrets losing Chris. They agree that they need to be patient, and they will get there – together.

At Woodbine Cottage Fallon can scarcely believe it when Alice tells her about George. Alice has been crying herself to sleep for weeks, but not anymore. Fallon remembers George's apparent modesty about being a hero, when in reality he was lying. Alice, though, still feels some responsibility for being drunk in her car and for Fallon ending up in the river. They wonder about the effect the full story will have on Brian and Harrison. At No.1 The Green Harrison loses it with George, blaming him for killing his unborn child and making Harrison hateful towards Alice. He barely restrains himself from battering terrified George. Later, when Harrison returns to Woodbine Cottage, Alice is still there with Fallon. Harrison tells them he picked up on some rumours at work before going to check the truth with George. He confesses that he scared George in the process. Fallon, appalled at Harrison's lack of judgement, makes excuses and walks out. Alice then apologises to embarrassed Harrison for all she's put him and Fallon through, before they hug, finally friends again.While walking the road behind Brookfield orchard Jazzer asks Brad to help shift furniture at Greenacres, where Alistair is planning to redecorate. Jazzer spots the largest sunflower he's ever seen. He reckons it's sure to be a prize winner at the Flower & Produce Show. Later, Jazzer tells Brad he's hidden the flower from general view. He admits that technically it belongs to Brookfield, but he's going to claim it under the law of ‘Finders-keepers'.

Picking damsons for Jim's jellies, Alistair and Jazzer discuss Alistair's living arrangements. Jim has been bending over backwards to make Denise welcome and comfortable, but it's not ideal for them. Yet Alistair feels moving in with her now wouldn't be right with his Dad getting older. Kirsty greets them as she passes to put a poster up in the shop. She is advertising for a house-mate now that Roy has left, as she can't afford Willow Farm on her own. Denise visits Kirsty to view the property. Kirsty misses Roy's company and enjoys sharing. Denise wonders what it will be like to have her own space again after so many years of marriage. Over at Greenacres, Jim, Jazzer and Alistair reminisce about their own house share. Jim suggests Alistair redecorates to put his own stamp on Greenacres. Denise joins them to tell them the news: if Roy agrees, she would love to move in with Kirsty. With rain approaching, Will and Ed are apprehensive about getting their work done before the storm and arrange to meet for a drink later. Ed hopes George's break at the seaside cheers him up but Will is cagey about the trip details. Later in The Bull, Will confesses that he felt like an amateur at Bridge Farm, making mistakes and causing stress at the harvest. His mind is on other things. Ed reminds Will that Emma's GCSE results come out tomorrow and that he should join them for a drink and cake, they should be celebrating not worrying.

Hello fine, foraging folk.Join Keri and Matthew this week as they play 'Dinner or Death', invite you to ALL of Bridge Farm's new fun events, and also reflect on the inconvenience of your partner turning to stone.Among the Pineapple weed, we plucked the following:Trough Day at The Office : Freddie's not enjoying his pig of a job.Weed Yourself : Neil shows Jazzer where the wild things grow.Party gate : Natasha clucks up Fallon and Chelsea's hen plans.Produced by Matthew WeirPsychomania Tralier : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qa8zcFMRwxoTo help us out with a lovely worded 5 star review hit the link below. Then scroll down to ‘Ratings and Reviews' and a little further below that is ‘Write a Review' (this is so much nicer than just tapping the stars

Interview episode: Meet Jazzer!We chat to Ryan Kelly who plays Jazzer McCreary in The ArchersYou can buy our MERCH here: https://www.redbubble.com/people/aboutthearchers/shopYou can support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/AllAboutTheArchersDo join ‘All About The Archers' on our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1127587031446013You can also watch this on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@AllAboutTheArchers-vv8jz/videosThe ArchersAmbridgeBBCRadio4#RyanKelly#JazzerMcCreary#Brookfield #TheArchers #AllAboutTheArchers #radio4 #bbcradio #bbcradio4 #Ambridge #soapopera #borchester #bridgefarm #podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Monty Alexander ist ein Legende des Jazz. Der Pianist trat auf der ganzen Welt auf, es gibt großartige Live-Aufnahmen vom Jazzfestival in Montreux und auch bei der Jazzwoche in Burghausen war er häufig mit seinem Mix aus jamaikanischen Klängen und Jazz zu erleben. Vor einigen Jahren überstand er eine Krebserkrankung und auch von einem Schlaganfall konnte er sich gut erholen. Immer noch steht er auf der Bühne und heute feiert er seinen 80. Geburtstag. Ulrich Habersetzer stellt den Jazzer vor.

Tensions rise at the cricket, and Jazzer attempts to lend a hand from afar.

Alice struggles to keep a promise, and Jazzer spots an opening.

Jakob is on his way out and lets Denise and Paul know their boss Doug Lovell plans to visit tomorrow. They agree they're glad it's not Doug's partner Don, who has an edge. As he leaves Denise tells Paul she spoke to John on the phone last night, and he cried. Alistair is excited about dinner on Friday night but Denise is having second thoughts. Later Paul says John has messaged to say he had an amazing conversation with Denise and he feels a lot better. She tells Alistair John cried on the phone and wants to try again. Alistair is crushed and tells Jakob he's thinking of leaving the practice. Jakob tells him bluntly that he's lying. Alistair confesses he can't cope with working with Denise while he feels so strongly about her. Jakob begs him not to say anything to Doug when he visits tomorrow. Later Alistair tells Jim Denise has decided to work on her marriage. Jim is sorry, so is Alistair. Alice visits the shop to invite Jim and Jazzer to Martha's birthday. Jim says he plans to go back to bed with a book, reminding Alice that it's World Book Day and she doesn't have an outfit for Martha. Jim suggests he look through costumes left over from Ambridge panto but his suggestions are unsuitable for a three year old. But material for a Very Hungry Caterpillar costume is a hit. Brian checks in on Alice and they reminisce about Jenny – it's Mother's Day on Sunday. Alice says she has asked Harry to speak up for Harrison and she believes he will.

This week's podcast is presented by Jacqueline and Stephen. We hear from:· Ros, who has been thinking about Harrison's dilemma,· Dusty Substances who is getting irritable about, well, all the current storylines;· Witherspoon, who is comparing Harry with how Alice used to be;· Jade, a first time caller-innerer, who has a question about relations;· Tracy, who has questions about Parkour at the Pub;· Michelle, who wants to revel in the joy that is Jim;· Glyn, who thinks Jazzer has a career as an influencer;· Jen from Brooklyn who questions the threat to Harrison's job;· Paul in Olney, who is interested in what's going on with Alistair and Denise and Jim and Jazzer;· Marie who has further thoughts on Alice and Harry,· And finally Jenna, another first-time caller-innerer, who thinks Jazzer got it just right.We also have emails from Brian and from Chris in IndianaPlus: we have the Week In Ambridge by Suey, a roundup of the Dumteedum Facebook group from Vicky, and the Tweets of the Week from Theo.Please call into the show using this link:www.speakpipe.com/dumteedum Or send us a voicenote via WhatsApp on: +44 7810 012 881 (07810012 881 if in the UK) – Open the WhatsApp app, key in the number and click on the microphone icon.Or email us at dumteedum@mail.comDetails of the Academic Archers 2024 Conference and the Ferrety Fun craft event can be found at https://www.academicarchers.net/2024-conference***Also Sprach Zarathustra licenceCreative Commons ► Attribution 3.0 Unported ► CC BY 3.0https://creativecommons.org/licenses/..."You are free to use, remix, transform, and build upon the materialfor any purpose, even commercially. You must give appropriate credit."Conducted byPhilip Milman ► https://pmmusic.pro/Funded ByLudwig ► / ludwigahgren Schlatt ► / jschlattlive COMPOSED BY / @officialphilman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The walls close in on Harrison, and Jazzer has a confession to make.

Die deutschen Bundesländer wollen eine Bezahlkarte für Asylbewerber einführen, um die Bürokratie zu entlasten und damit weniger Geld in die Heimatländer fließt. Kann das klappen und ist das fair? In Österreich und der Schweiz scheint man sich von den Plänen inspirieren lassen zu wollen, insbesondere ein Österreicher mischt schon mit. Außerdem bei "Servus. Grüezi. Hallo.": Wie die Nazis Jazz in Deutschland verboten, aber gern für Propagandazwecke im Ausland nutzten. Was ein Schweizer zur internationalen Jazz-Entwicklung beigetragen hat und warum Graz für den Jazz in Österreich wichtiger war als Wien. [ANZEIGE] Mehr über die Angebote unserer Werbepartnerinnen und -partner finden Sie HIER [ANZEIGE] Falls Sie uns nicht nur hören, sondern auch lesen möchten, testen Sie jetzt 4 Wochen kostenlos Die ZEIT. Hier geht's zum Angebot. [ANZEIGE] Mehr über die Angebote unserer Werbepartnerinnen und -partner finden Sie HIER [ANZEIGE] Falls Sie uns nicht nur hören, sondern auch lesen möchten, testen Sie jetzt 4 Wochen kostenlos Die ZEIT. Hier geht's zum Angebot.

We're here to ring in the New Year with you all and we'll be expecting Christmas family dinner style arguments about the following:Suets you Sir: A shop-shy Ed tells Jazzer he wants to branch out.A Load of New Pony: Chris buys Martha Harry in a pony suit.Flirty Harry: Seems the latest horsey toff Feels lucky.Mr Loverman: We pay tribute to Ian Pepperell's playing of Roy Tucker. Rest in Power you legend. xxxGo see Ryan (Our Lee) as Prince Charming in Cinderella : https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/darlingtonpantomime?fbclid=PAAaZkJlX0KgZQJo2_hn6z_KQS0CWSyDIkwqnSKmFdPdUPJ2aR57hyqhmXf0kTo help us out with a lovely worded 5 star review hit the link below. Then scroll down to ‘Ratings and Reviews' and a little further below that is ‘Write a Review' (this is so much nicer than just tapping the stars

Alistair has some news to impart, and Jazzer offers Christmas cheer.

A bumper Christmas episode in which James Everett makes us cry, Lucy cheers Lilian and Harriet wants a Jazzer solo episode. Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/ambridgeonthecouch. Join our merry band of The Archers nuts at https://plus.acast.com/s/AmbridgeOnTheCouch. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Helen and Kirsty discuss upcoming rewilding work, how helpful Joy is being and Hannah staying in Ambridge, but Jazzer not wanting her job anyway. Helen then confides her worries about Jack, who's told her he wants to meet Rob. Kirsty can't understand why Helen would even contemplate letting Jack meet him, but Helen can't risk Jack resenting her forever by not allowing it. Kirsty tries convincing Helen that all will be fine if she sits tight. Helen though is adamant, she has to do right by Jack. Helen reads out a letter Jack's written to Rob. Kirsty doesn't get its significance, but Helen believes it shows nothing she does will change Jack's mind. Every bone in her body is screaming at her to keep Jack away from Rob - but for Jack's sake she has to allow him to go. Kirsty thinks Jack could end up traumatised. Helen just has to hope she's strong enough to protect him. At Grange Farm Eddie finds George watering the ground around the barn that's up for sale. George hopes it'll put Martyn Gibson off by making it look like marshland. Eddie thinks it's a silly plan, but is touched by George's good intentions. After Martyn's visit, Eddie shares some cider with George, who's embarrassed at how rubbish his waterlogging idea was. Eddie reckons that you only really learn things through failing first. George worries about what the sale will lead to, but Eddie won't be disheartened. He may have had a miserable week, but George has cheered him no end.

At Berrow, Jazzer gets increasingly frustrated when the computer he's using crashes again. Hannah encourages him to keep going with the management training, but quickly realises he doesn't actually want the job. Jazzer's worried about letting Tracy down, but Hannah tells him to stop beating himself up. Later, in The Bull, Jazzer tells Tracy he's not going for Hannah's job after all – he's good around pigs not being stuck in an office. He thought Tracy would be fuming, but she says she loves him no matter what. Jazzer then gets a message from Hannah saying she's moving in with Stella, so she can stay on at Berrow after all. At the Tearoom George talks Tracy and Emma through the merchandising methods Bridge Farm are using to boost sales. Emma thinks he sounds just like Natasha. Helen comes in and asks Emma about Oliver's land sale progress. She mentions Bridge Farm could be interested, then switches focus to the newly arrived promo stands, yet to go out on the tables. Sensitive to Fallon's issues with the Tearoom ownership, Helen compromises by having just one stand at the till. Later, Emma reports the promotion is doing well. When Helen has to leave suddenly to collect Jack from school, George offers to man the shop. Emma is proud of him for stepping up. George asks about the Grange Farm land sale and Emma says Martyn Gibson is going to look round tomorrow. George wonders if he can put Martyn off somehow, but Emma tells him to stay out of it.

Joy drops her latest Sacher Torte round at Helen's and asks how they are all coping since Lee left. She offers to babysit and Helen grabs the chance to join Kirsty at a meditation class. On her return, Helen learns that Henry and Jack argued and Jack went to bed crying. Henry is rude in front of Joy and storms off upstairs. Helen goes to him and he explains what happened. Jack wants to meet his dad before he dies and Henry told him he wasn't allowed to, which Jack thought was unfair, because Henry got to see Rob, so why can't he? Afterwards, Helen discusses the boys' argument with Joy. Did Lee's departure leave a void that's made Jack start thinking about Rob? Refreshingly for Helen, Joy is understanding about her and Lee's split, no one else seems to get it. Helen so wishes she could explain fully to Jack about Rob, but he's too young - he really needs to know why he can't see Rob, though. Usha chats to Tracy while waiting for Alan, who is late leaving work. Tracy is confident Jazzer will get Hannah's job when she leaves Berrow. Meanwhile, Usha admits her concern that Alan is strung out with worry over the church finances. When Alan arrives, Usha and Tracy are stunned to hear he's planning to cancel the Christmas tree at church this year. Tracy enthusiastically suggests other ways to save and raise money. Alan dismisses them all, but Usha thinks an event to bring in non-churchgoers is a good idea.

Tracy chivvies Jazzer as he takes time over breakfast. Jazzer's feeling unsure about taking on Hannah's job, but Tracy says he's got nothing to worry about - she believes in him and reminds him to believe in himself. At Berrow, Hannah shows how data is recorded and used to an overawed Jazzer. His heart sinks when Hannah says there is more to show him in the office. He struggles to get to grips with the spreadsheets Hannah shows him and his head swims with all the information she is sharing. When Tracy calls, Jazzer lies, saying it's all going well and she tells him she's proud of him. Ed collars Eddie about doing nothing since Oliver announced he's looking at selling part of Grange Farm. Eddie tells Ed to stop worrying and accept it's all out of their control. Oliver joins them and Eddie and Ed are stunned to learn that he plans to sell 10 acres. Ed panics about what this will mean for grazing his Texel flock. Oliver delivers another blow by explaining that to raise the money he needs he has to sell prime land that has planning permission and road access. Eddie realises this means the plot includes a barn that goes back through Grundy history. Eddie and Ed continue to challenge Oliver about his decision. When Oliver appeals for them to be rational, Eddie counters that Oliver's decision to rebuild Grey Gables isn't rational. They reach a stand-off and Oliver decides to walk away before anyone says something they'll regret.

After a chat with Alistair, Jazzer's decided to go for Hannah's job. Hannah's pleased and walks him through all the office-based work she does. Denise bumps into Hannah in the shop. Hannah explains she'll have to move because she can't find anywhere to live near Ambridge. Stella mentioned she had a spare room, but it's not hers to rent out. Denise encourages Hannah to get Stella to ask Brookfield. Later, Hannah calls on Stella and, after some stalling, asks about the spare room. Stella can't believe Hannah was nervous about asking. She will give it serious consideration and run it past David and Ruth. Alistair bangs on the door at The Stables, complaining about the noisy party inside. To his surprise Denise answers. She shouts to Paul for the music to be turned down. Alistair has been meaning to stop by to say hello. Denise teases him gently. Alistair suggests they try out the Grundys' Halloween Trail. They have a great time. Alistair recounts how he received a ring token with the barmbrack Eddie gave him the other week. He thinks it's all rubbish, but Denise is less dismissive. Denise passes Alistair another helping of barmbrack, but declines to have one herself. When he gets another ring token Denise thinks Alistair's fate is sealed. Alistair changes the subject to Denise's work placement. It's coming to an end, but Denise says she'll find something else to save usurping Paul, who's benefitted from working at the vets. Hiding his dismay, Alistair says he'll do what he can.

While doing a routine health check at Berrow pig unit, Paul tells Hannah that his mum is staying, so he's sleeping on the sofa. He invites Hannah to join his quiz team tonight, but she doesn't fancy it. Meanwhile, on another part of the unit, Jazzer recommends the Grundys' Halloween Trail to Alistair because he looks like he could do with a laugh. Jazzer reports that Hannah still hasn't found anywhere to live locally. If she ends up moving away he'll be gutted. After the vet visit, Hannah says she needs to be realistic about her housing prospects. She was thinking Jazzer should take on her role if she leaves. Jazzer says he does pigs, not paperwork. At the pub, Stella's despondent that it's only her and Paul on their quiz team. When Hannah turns up, she says she'll join the team, but doesn't plan on joining in. Hannah and Stella meet one another properly and Hannah ends up providing plenty of quiz question answers. After the quiz, Paul, Stella and Hannah celebrate winning the first prize of bar credit. While Paul gets the drinks in, Hannah explains her homeless situation. Stella mentions the Bungalow has a spare room, but then pulls back saying it would actually be a decision for Brookfield. Hannah understands and presumes it's a no-go. Meanwhile, outside the pub, Alistair tells Jazzer he knows Denise is staying at The Stables, but hasn't yet gone over to say hello. Jazzer says Hannah would recommend him for her Berrow job, but Jazzer doesn't feel it would be right. However, Alistair convinces him to give it a go.

Alan is approached by Miles, who has a question: why is Alan refusing to baptise his brother? Rob is a dying man, and is crushed that Alan won't do it. Alan questions whether Rob is actually dying. Miles is appalled. He explains that Rob's prognosis is genuine, and baptism is giving him something to hope for. For his part, Miles thinks it's a bad idea for Rob to move nearer Helen, and as for religion, their father thinks Rob's gone mad. However Miles can't understand why Alan won't fulfil Rob's wishes. Alan explains he's concerned about Rob's real motivation. Miles becomes desperate; he knows his brother's made mistakes but he's not a bad person and just wants to be forgiven. He talks about their bullying father. Alan agrees to think about it. Jazzer and Tracy set off early with Brad for the university open day. Brad cringes at the smart clothes they've chosen, but it's too late to change them now. Once there panicked Brad has trouble reading the map – it's all so massive and he doesn't want to be late for his session. A student comes to their rescue, and while Brad's in his maths session, chats with Tracy and Jazzer about her work and the fun she's having. She gives them all a tour, and when she's gone Tracy seeks Brad's opinion on his day. Brad's lukewarm about it; it's the first uni they've seen and he might not even get an offer. Tracy's so proud of her son: the very first Horrobin to go to university.

Neil and Jazzer talk about Chelsea's upcoming visit to Berrow Farm off the back of her interest in Lark Rise to Candleford. When she arrives she's keen to get stuck in, but Jazzer's protective of the pigs and teaches Chelsea some livestock etiquette. Chelsea's sad to think of the pigs all going off to the abattoir in a few months. Jazzer cheers her up with a promise of a trip to the Bull. Jazzer's not looking forward to the book reading tomorrow but concedes to Chelsea that if it's for the Prof, he supposes it's ok. He's horrified to find out that Neil's been reading bits of the book too – even if it is only the pig-related sections. Neil declares it interesting; Jazzer should have a look. Jazzer retorts that's not going to happen. Pip and Stella watch the seed drill in action. It may have caused her some heartache to get it, but Stella's having fun showing it off to Pip. They enjoy a picnic and some flirtation before Stella ventures that she wants to tell Rosie about their relationship. To her surprise Pip agrees; they'll do it when they get home. Later in the pub Chelsea notices Pip has a glow about her. As they all chat about tomorrow's book reading, Pip gets a message about an emergency family meeting – Josh's band has pulled out of the harvest supper event on Saturday. They have no idea what they're going to do.

Jazzer and Neil swap grumbles on their respective partners having their noses buried in Lark Rise To Candleford. Emma tells them not to knock it until they've tried it. She announces proudly she's started her English literature course, and Neil comments it's nice to see her smiling. Emma's keen to talk about her mum's upcoming sixtieth. She reckons they can't let it pass without a big bash. Jazzer remarks that Alistair's fed up with being the Prof's personal taxi service. Neil suggests they lend Jim back the Riley, but Jazzer says Jim won't hear of it. Pip's not looking forward to telling Toby about Stella – her parents knowing is bad enough. Stella agrees it'll be weird for a while, but they'll all get their heads round it. She offers to help Pip tell Toby, but Pip wants to do it herself. When she does so, Toby bombards her with questions and Pip fields them awkwardly. When the penny drops with nonplussed Toby that Stella's actually there in the cottage, he makes a hasty exit. Stella's overheard Toby mentioning the night he spent with Pip. Stella thinks it's a bit weird. She explains she's been in a similar situation before, and it didn't work out well. Stella worries Toby will always be the safe space Pip runs to. Later Toby assures Pip he's pleased for her, and happy her relationship with Stella won't tread on his role as Rosie's father. He reckons Pip's a go getter, and she needs to get Stella. Pip insists the ball's in Stella's court.

Mia and Brad meet on a corridor in college. They share a brief kiss and pledge to coordinate some free time together. George calls Brad and accuses him of avoiding George. He asks him to the pub on Friday. Brad agrees, but later Mia asks to see him on Friday too. It's the only night they're both free. Brad says he'll cancel George. He broaches this with George, who accuses him of ditching their arrangement for Mia. Everyone's giving him a hard time, and he needs a mate at the moment. Since the video he made of Helen, he's trying to be more respectful. He knows he went too far. So is Brad still going to say no to one night at the pub with him? Chelsea reckons she'd be happy down the pub with family and a few mates for her birthday. She wonders if she's got boring. Tracy assures her she hasn't. Chelsea declares she'd like to start driving again. Susan calls round and spots a book of hers propping up the kitchen table. It must have got into the car boot stuff by mistake. It's Lark Rise to Candleford and she'd like it back. Tracy says she can't have it until Jazzer's fixed the table leg, but Susan insists it's precious to her. They get into a sisterly row. Later with the table fixed, Chelsea's engrossed in the book. Tracy suggests she might read something easier, but Chelsea wants a challenge. Tracy suggests they both read it – then they'd meet the challenge together.

Lynda finds Emma reading a book, and Emma shares her news that she's going back to college to get her GCSE English Literature. Lynda's delighted for her. They discuss the book Emma's reading and it soon becomes apparent they're at cross purposes. Emma recognises none of the aspects Lynda mentions, and panics that if she can't spot what's going on, she won't do well on her course. Lynda confesses she hasn't actually read the book but only seen the film adaptation. Relieved Emma promises not to tell anyone her secret. Jazzer and Tracy can't believe the registrar for their wedding has been called away to a family emergency. Tracy thinks it's because she and Jazzer saw each other in the morning. They should have stayed apart. Superstitions aside, the fact remains they currently don't have a wedding. Susan's appalled, and directs Chelsea and Brad to sort it out. They take up the challenge. Meanwhile Susan attends to Jazzer's outfit and Tracy's make-up. Brad and Chelsea return with the news they've been successful. After a sit-in staged by Chelsea and some judicious time and distance calculations by Brad, they've secured a registrar from Felpersham. It will be late in the day but Susan pledges to stick around until they're married, and orders everyone else to do the same. Nobody leaves until this wedding's happened. Everyone's buoyant after the event, though Tracy tries unsuccessfully to ban photographs in case their secret's discovered. The day ends in a happy flurry of confetti.

Adil and Oliver sift the applications for the Head of Housekeeping job at Grey Gables. Adil declares Emma doesn't have what they're looking for. Oliver argues she has potential, but Adil thinks it's too risky. Emma would be suitable as a Domestic Services Assistant. Oliver breaks the news to Emma that she's not shortlisted. He suggests the lesser qualified role, but Emma's not interested in being a cleaner. Oliver apologises for his insensitivity, but Emma reckons he's helped her. She's decided to go back to college and improve her qualifications. Oliver thinks this is an excellent idea. Brad finds himself stuck in the middle as he relays messages between feuding Jazzer and Tracy at breakfast. They move on to arguing directly with each other, and Brad implores them to give it a rest before leaving the table. Later Brad finds downcast Tracy engaged in displacement activity when she's meant to be sorting stuff for tomorrow's wedding. She apologises for fighting with Jazzer in front of him. Brad thinks it's all nonsense – they love one another and Jazzer would never do anything to hurt Tracy. She's just looking for holes where there are none. Tracy gets that, but is upset she doesn't seem to know about everything in Jazzer's past. Brad reassures her; Jazzer's not like his dad. As if to reinforce this Jazzer returns from work with a fish supper for everyone. Tracy admits to behaving like a teenager, and Jazzer declares he's made sure Hannah's got other places to stay. They make up. Here's to wedding number two.

Emma's sorry she can't make a cake for Tracy and Jazzer's second wedding, but Tracy's insists they've already had their wedding cake and can't justify another one. They talk about the scene in the Tearoom between George and Helen; Emma maintains she's given George what for over the video he made, but she's not sure he's hearing her. Tracy reckons she should stick with it. Emma thanks her. It's been stressful minding the Tearoom while Fallon was away. Tracy suggests Emma applies for Head of Housekeeping at Grey Gables; it comes with a nice salary. Emma questions her own credentials, but Tracy convinces her she's more than qualified. Emma approaches Adil, who directs her to the website where she can submit an application. Hannah's running out of options for accommodation. She might have to leave Berrow and move back home. Jazzer offers their sofa for as long as she needs it. Neil feels responsible; if he hadn't sacked George, Hannah might not be being evicted. Hannah insists it's not on Neil – she just needs to focus on finding somewhere to live. Later she thanks wrongfooted Tracy for being a life saver, offering their sofa, and shares the joke Jazzer made about giving Hannah his bed. Shocked Tracy confronts Jazzer. He clearly didn't give any thought to his family when he offered Hannah free run of their house. In trying to smooth things over Jazzer ends up talking about his crush on Hannah years ago. This is the last straw for irate Tracy – it's a good job they're not married yet!

Tracy and Jazzer enjoy a honeymooner's breakfast at Ambridge View. When Neil asks if they're married now, Tracy says they tried when they were in Scotland, but needed to give more notice. They had a relaxing holiday though and loved driving Jim's Riley. Talk turns to Berrow and with Jazzer's cast removed, Jazzer will start back there next week. Neil's relieved when Jazzer's supportive over George's sacking. But Susan tells Tracy that Emma's still fuming about it. Susan thinks George is just misunderstood. Tracy's confused to find her house is cleaner than went she went away, but when she asks, discovers it wasn't down to Susan. Susan's relieved that Bert's going back to Tracy's. Kirsty helps Helen make decorations for Seren and Nova's birthday party on Friday. When Miles messages Helen asking to meet, Kirsty reminds Helen that Rob's not her problem. Helen thinks that when she told Lee that Rob was dying, he was shocked, but also seemed relieved. Helen admits that when she'd heard Rob only had months to live, just for that moment, she felt sorry for him. She comforted him when he cried but being that close to him made her feel sick. She wonders if she's regressed, but Kirsty says Helen showed her humanity and strength. When Kirsty offers to postpone her Prague trip with Erik to support Helen, Helen's fine, saying she can't wait to hear the details of Kirsty's holiday on her return.

Fallon's still struggling to get time with Tom to talk about the Tearoom business. She shares her frustrations with Susan, who reckons the Bridge Farm lot are all very busy these days. Fallon's sceptical, and wonders what else might be going on. Susan genuinely doesn't know. Fallon laments she's got loads of ideas for the Tearoom to share. Susan counsels her to insist on a meeting in that case. Later Fallon tells Tony she feels she's being given the run around. Tony agrees to pin down a time with Tom tomorrow. Thrown together at Ambridge View, George and Brad bicker. Fed up Susan confiscates George's games console. When this doesn't work she tells them they'll need to help Eddie paint her summerhouse. The boys hurriedly agree to be nicer to each other, but Susan doesn't relent, and they're set to work on the paint job. Eddie agrees they can just paint one side, to show willing, as he doesn't intend to pay them. Eddie cheerfully shares his plans for the fete now that Lynda's suitably distracted working on her souvenir brochure. Brad asks George how much he hopes to raise for charity with his haybale stacking. George is hoping for a fair bit, with loads of folk having a go. Brad promises to get Jazzer to bring all his mates. George thanks Brad. However there's soon a skirmish over an unpainted section of the summerhouse, and the boys manage to spatter appalled Susan with paint. With no end to the squabbling, Eddie despairs.

It's the day of Tracy and Jazzer's wedding. Jazzer's blown away by how gorgeous Tracy looks. Jim still feels bad about the crisis he caused Jazzer over his birthplace. He tells Susan he'll be glad when today's over. Worse follows when Jazzer and Tracy find themselves locked in the bathroom. Brad saves the day by removing the door, releasing panicked Tracy and relieved Jazzer. At the Bull the guests are gathering. Mia's surprised when George reveals that Brad's staying at Ambridge View for the next ten days. Mia asks George what Brad's done to wrong him – surely it's the other way round. George concludes that Mia definitely fancies Brad. George tells Susan that Brad thinks he's staying home alone while Tracy's away. Then George stirs things by happily chatting to Mia and Brad, just as Brad's nervously asking Mia if there's a bit of a vibe between them. When George tells Brad he'll be sharing a room with him, Brad declares he despises George. Jolene hands round more prosecco to the waiting guests. Finally she gets a message: the couple are all done at the Register Office and are on their way. They arrive, and Jim makes a moving speech. When Jolene asks if all went well with the ceremony, Tracy and Jazzer obfuscate. As the dancing gets underway they agree everyone's been brilliant. Privately they whisper about not being properly married yet. Tracy reckons when they do it on the sly they could spend the night before apart, to avoid any bad luck. Jazzer looks forward to them getting married.

Helen's hurrying to get late Henry to football. She's hoping to have a talk with him on the way. She asks Lee about his day at work. Lee reports there were a couple of people being a bit weird about why he was off, but on the whole people have been lovely. In the car Helen tries to answer Henry's questions about Rob wanting to see Jack. What if he tries to take him? Helen does her best to reassure him. Henry admits Jack knows Rob's back in the country, and that he's told Jack it will be alright – they'll protect him. Moved Helen apologises to Henry, and says she'll talk to Jack. Later she reports to Lee that things seemed to go ok with her chat with Jack, though it's hard to know how much information to give. Lee comforts her; there's no handbook. He suggests they watch a distracting gentle film, and Helen thanks him for his thoughtfulness. Jim thinks his gift of saucepans for Jazzer and Tracy is boring. Susan agrees. She's still sore at Jim for changing horses over the EV charging station; she'd thought they were in it together. Jim fills in Susan about Jazzer's crisis over his national identity. Later she hopes it isn't an excuse for Jazzer to waver, she'd never forgive him. Jazzer reassures her of his love for Tracy, and Susan apologises for her jumpiness. Later Tracy and Jazzer can't sleep. After promising one another they'll always fight for their relationship, Jazzer soothes Tracy with a lullaby.

Susan's keen to offer wedding help, but Tracy reckons there's not much left to do. Tracy enthuses to subdued Susan about the theme – Jazzer's even wearing a kilt. Later Susan frets to Helen that there's nothing left for her to get involved in. She's worried too about Brad and George. Brad will be staying at Ambridge View, and Neil's decorating a bedroom, so it looks like Brad and George will have to share a room together. Helen in turn shares her concern over Henry getting into a fight at school. Susan's reassuring when Helen suggests that she might not have looked after Henry properly. Over a break they share their memories of prison. Helen tells Susan that Emma said to her once that it hadn't affected her close relationship with her mum. Susan's pleased to hear this. Helen's worried about what Henry thinks of her, and is afraid to find out. Jim's discovered some rather startling information about Jazzer during research for his speech. Jazzer's knocked sideways when he discovers he isn't actually Scottish. His parents were in the northernmost tip of England when he was born. Jazzer takes it very badly; the foundation of his existence is shaken. Distraught Jim messages Tracy, but she misunderstands his text and thinks Jazzer wants to call off the wedding. This leads to an even more heartfelt apology from Jim, who feels he should never have been best man. Tracy declares Jazzer more Scottish than bagpipes. With Jazzer suitably mollified, they all drink a toast to this sentiment.

Jim reports to Jazzer Fallon doesn't want them hanging items on the walls at the Bull. Jazzer reckons they should go ahead without telling anyone, and sort it out afterwards. He's got to find a way to mount a stag's head; he's paid a lot for it. With Jazzer still in plaster, progress is hampered, and Jim's grateful for Brad and Mia's suggested solutions to the dilemma of hanging things on the walls. Mia and Brad chat, discovering they have the love of a particular film in common. Brad suggests Mia comes over to watch it with him next week. He'll have the house to himself. Kirsty's feeling buoyant. She's just had a weekend away with Erik, and he wants her to go to Prague with him for a proper break. Kirsty's not sure, but Helen thinks she should go for it. Helen gets a text from Fallon, but doesn't reply. She's enjoying an afternoon away from work. She tells Kirsty she's relieved Lee's back at work. She's hoping that's an end to it, though she can't believe Rob would leave things at merely an apology. They change the subject, but Helen's interrupted by a call. Henry's punched a Year 10 student at school. Later, Henry rationalises his actions. He was defending a friend. Helen confiscates Henry's phone. The row escalates and Henry discloses he knows what's going on with Rob. Helen's shocked and terrified. Later, she reassures Henry. Frustrated, Henry thinks there's nothing he can do. Helen asserts he doesn't have to do anything; Rob can't hurt them.

Neil's impressed with George's work at Berrow. George isn't convinced his grandad's sincere, since he's given him two verbal warnings already. And Hannah's still not happy with him. Neil agrees Hannah's a tough nut to crack, but George will get there. Neil says Susan's more concerned about George sorting things with Brad before the wedding. Neil suggests George be the bigger man; he's shown a lot of maturity lately. Neil also breaks the news that Brad will be staying at Ambridge View while Tracy's on her honeymoon. George is horrified. He agrees reluctantly to talk to Brad, but not today; it's his day off. Tracy urges Brad to hurry round to Jim's to help Jazzer – he's aiming to transform the Bull into a Scottish paradise for the wedding reception. Tracy's fine about Jazzer's obsession with a Scottish theme, she's just happy to be getting married to him. Brad admits he's worried about an eccentric choice he's made himself for the wedding day – a green velvet suit. Tracy insists he shows her before he heads off. When she sees it she thinks he looks amazing; every girl on the planet will fall for him. He just needs to get out there. Brad points out wryly that the last time he did that, he got arrested. And his dating history is a disaster. Tracy assures him he has all the time in the world – he's a catch. Mia appears to help with the wedding prep. Tracy asks her opinion on the suit. Mia thinks it's great – Brad should definitely wear it.

Jim checks the Tearoom has a ‘Hands off Ambridge' poster ready for tomorrow's charging station meeting. When Fallon says it's been a nightmare practising making Scottish dishes for Tracy and Jazzer's wedding, Jim says it's very generous of her to do it. Fallon reckons it's good advertising, especially if the Tearoom's going to have a future. When Pip mentions there might be a café at the charging station, Fallon's worried, especially when Jim shows her the plan with a cafe marked on it. Jim convinces Fallon to go to tomorrow's meeting. The drill arrives at Home Farm and Justin turns up to see it. Brian can't wait to have a go, but when Stella describes all the things it's capable of, Justin teases Brian wondering if he understands it all. Brian says it's perfectly straightforward and anyway, they have a trainer to help them all get the hang of things. However, later when Stella mischievously goes into all its high-tech, Brian suddenly realises he has work to do and leaves Stella and Ed to it. Later after a meal out with Pip, Stella celebrates the success of the new drill over a glass of wine at Rickyard. At The Bull Brian worries about the cost of the drill to Justin, but Justin says it will pay for itself in the long run. Talk turns to the charging station and Brian asks if Justin thinks there's still a lot of opposition. Justin doesn't know but says Jim's campaign has been relentless. They'll have to sweeten the pill if Jim's going to swallow it.

Lee's relieved to hear that he can start back at work tomorrow but hopes that Syksey doesn't poke around to find out about why he's been absent. When Lee wonders why Rob's asked to meet him, Helen says that all that matters is that Lee keeps his cool. Whatever game Rob's playing, they won't let him win. Eddie's gathered the family together for lunch to discuss ideas for the fete. When Ed questions why Eddie's cooking, Eddie explains it's because he needs Clarrie to keep knitting ferrets. They went down a storm at the ‘Ferrety Fun' stall, so Eddie plans to sell them again at the Village Fete. Ed tells Eddie that things have settled down at Home Farm now Stella's back in charge, with the new disc drill due to arrive on Wednesday. Chat turns to Tracy and Jazzer's wedding next week, and Ed has some ideas for his best man's speech. When he worries that his speech might be too similar to Jim's, Eddie suggests keeping it short and jokey; Jim's will be full of long words and Latin quotations. Eddie outlines his plan to take the family along to the fete committee meeting tomorrow, so that they will be the majority. They can then stage a takeover and take the fete into the twenty-first century. But Eddie thinks Lynda will need a distraction, while the Grundy family turn the fete into Ferret Fiesta. When Will asks Eddie what, Eddie says he can't answer that, but he's working on it.