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EastEnders: It's the day of Paul's funeral and Patrick is intent on getting justice for his son. Patrick is quick to tell Andy about his conversation with the police and it 's not long before Andy realizes it was Sam who told Patrick about Paul's history with him. He pays her a visit and tells her that Paul died because he was a grass and that the same thing could happen to her. Then when the police come she is too scared to say anything.Meanwhile the Moons move into their new house. Alfie is still bemused as to how Danny got the house. Just when they are settled in the power goes off and when Danny is unable to come up with a number for the letting agency, Alfie realizes they have been squatting there.At the church Patrick pays his last respects to Paul with Anthony and Yolande by his side. When they get back, Sam reveals to Anthony how Paul died. Patrick is over the moon when he hears this news but then refuses to listen when Sam tells him that Andy did not shoot the bullet at Paul but only tipped off the people that did.A worried Charlie sees Den at the Vic and tells him he is concerned about Zoë. Not wanting to speak in public, Den makes his way over to Zoë's flat but, when Chrissie spots him, she's horrified. Zoë insists that the baby is not Dens but when he threatens to tell Charlie everything she confesses that it is. Elsewhere, Lucy has pieced together that Ian and Jane are a couple. Stacy encourages her to take advantage of the situation. When Ian and Jane break the news to her and Peter, she walks off. She then uses the situation to get £20 off Ian.

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