Episode 5363 (20th October 2002)

Plot
Audrey moves back in to No. 8 to look after the kids for the last day before Gail and Richard are due back. Sarah is upset to find out that Ade has told Candice about stealing Ken's car. Deirdre deduces that the only person who could have had easy access to Ken's car keys was Aidan when he was working at the garage. Ken thinks she might be right. Norris is having a hard time looking after Mr Woo until he realises that the dog loves chocolate. He keeps feeding Mr Woo chocolates and Mr Woo becomes friendly towards him. Maria explains to Norris that he suffers from cynophobia, fear of dogs. Sarah and Candice have a fight over Ade as they both want to be his girlfriend. Ade loves the attention and tell them both to meet him at 11.00pm. Norris tells Emma that Ben said the word "dog" the other day. Emma realises that she's missing out on Ben's childhood. She and Curly apologise to each other and Curly is shocked when she suggests that they should try for another baby. Maria is upsetting some of the customers as she always serves the good looking men before the women. Janice and Les call a truce and decide to be friends. Candice and Sarah turn up to wait for Ade. He arrives driving Ken's car. Sarah is shocked. Ade dares them to get in. Sarah refuses but Candice climbs in and they drive off together. Sarah is very upset.

Regular cast

 * Emma Watts - Angela Lonsdale
 * Sunita Parekh - Shobna Gulati
 * Les Battersby - Bruce Jones
 * Kirk Sutherland - Andrew Whyment
 * Martin Platt - Sean Wilson
 * Audrey Roberts - Sue Nicholls
 * David Platt - Jack P. Shepherd
 * Sarah Platt - Tina O’Brien
 * Candice Stowe - Nikki Sanderson
 * Curly Watts - Kevin Kennedy
 * Emily Bishop - Eileen Derbyshire
 * Karen McDonald - Suranne Jones
 * Norris Cole - Malcolm Hebden
 * Janice Battersby - Vicky Entwistle
 * Deirdre Rachid - Anne Kirkbride
 * Ken Barlow - William Roache
 * Betty Williams - Betty Driver
 * Maria Sutherland - Samia Ghadie
 * Fred Elliott - John Savident

Guest cast

 * Aidan Critchley - Dean Ashton