Tuesday 7th April

I do hate it when they get things wrong. Barristers do not walk around the courts like they do in the US, they have to stay behind their tables, and youth courts are closed courts so Jane wouldn't be allowed in the court. If Peter needed support he'd have to go in with someone from Witness Service, only Lauren would be allowed one adult in the court

Apart from that, Max was as pathetic as usual. Putting his own embarrassment over being a serial cheat above that of his daugher

Darren was getting on my wick, I hope Pat's chat with him has brought him back down to earth.

A Mitchell with a conscience!! And Billy at that, now we really are teetering on the edges of fantasy land.

Darren is the new Ian Beale in the making, What a prat.

What happened to Darren? He was always one of the first to laugh at Ian when he acted like a pompous little prat. Hope Pat's talk did the trick, two little Hitlers on the square is two too many.

What an amazing caterpillar. I always thought they were fairly slow-moving, but this one managed to escape from a jar on a high shelf and make its way out of the kitchen, along the hall, into the lounge and inside the clothes of that poor lad. And it managed it in less than a week, too. :rofl:

The caterpiller :rofl:

I thought the trial was really awful, neither Tanya nor Max came off very well. Though if I was on the jury I'd take one look at the Branning parents and let Lauren off.

Peggy's behaviour was simply embarrassing, as was Phil's. The most stupid storyline in a very long time.

Same here Sally, I'd be thinking 'Poor girl, with a family like that, it's no wonder she went off the rails'

I hadn't really thought about the speed the caterpillar must have moved, but you're right it was a caterpillar on speed lol.