Home and Away (UK) Spoilers 10th - 14th October 2016

Monday

Evelyn continues to drive recklessly with Mason in the car, thinking Oscar will protect her. Mason gets increasingly worried and fears for their safety, so he pulls on the handbrake and their car veers off the road, nudging a tree.

Both Mason and Evelyn are fine, but when Mason rebukes Evelyn by reminding her that Oscar is gone and can't protect her, she reacts badly and storms off into the bush alone. Mason heads to Summer Bay House and informs Leah and Alf, then borrows Tori's car to help search. Everyone is worried about Evelyn's state of mind.

Later, Evelyn is at the beach on some rocks, crying over Oscar. She screams for him to come back to her, but when nothing happens, Evelyn wades into the choppy water near the rocks. She swims out to sea and calls out for Oscar, but it's not long before she gets into trouble out in the water and starts to slip under. Will Evelyn be okay?

Meanwhile, Brody comes home from hospital but continues to have strange dreams about his mother. In the dream, he's a young boy in his room with crutches nearby, while his mum is there arguing with a man. Brody can't see exactly who he is, but the man is trying to reassure her. What could it all mean?

Elsewhere, Tori and Justin argue over whether to loosen their self-imposed rules about getting into relationships while in witness protection.


Tuesday

Evelyn continues to drown, with no-one around to save her. Just as all hope is lost, a hand pulls her out - it's Chris in a lifeboat. A worried Mason gets word via John when Chris radios it in. Chris can relate to Evelyn's grief after the loss of Hannah and lets her pour out her emotions. Then Evelyn asks Chris if he can do something for her.

Soon afterwards, Chris takes Evelyn to the cemetery at her request. She tries to explain how alone she has felt since Oscar died, while Chris admits that he wakes up every day hoping it was just a bad dream that he lost Hannah. Evelyn doesn't know how she can cope and Chris understands. But with Chris's support, Evelyn goes to Oscar's grave to talk to him and finally say goodbye.

Back at home, Evelyn apologises to Alf for all the fuss. Mason comes by to check on her and Evelyn takes him aside to say sorry for her behaviour. Mason also apologises for saying some harsh things, but Evelyn waves it away - she's so glad he was there with her in the car. He probably saved her life.

Meanwhile, Kat starts at Salt for her first shift, but has to deal with a rowdy customer who starts whistling at her. He also grabs Phoebe's bum and also tries to make a drunken lunge towards Kat. Reacting with her training, Kat twists the guy's arm behind him and shoves him down on the bench - then again, slamming him hard. As the guy scurries out with a bloody nose, Phoebe and Kat are both shocked by just how strongly she reacted.

Later, McCarthy strolls in on police business. He informs Kat that the man from earlier has claimed Kat assaulted him. Phoebe tries to protest but McCarthy stops her - he has no choice but to place Kat under arrest.

Elsewhere, Tori arrives at the caravan park with a peace offering for Duncan and the pair rekindle their romance.


Wednesday

Kat makes a statement to McCarthy at the police station, explaining that she was being sexually harassed and was doing nothing wrong by defending herself. McCarthy warns that she's not a cop anymore and she can't go around acting like one. Kat is stung by the jibe. McCarthy goes off to talk to the sleazy man and try to convince him to drop the charges, considering Kat's claim.

Much to Kat's relief, the guy agrees to let it go and she's off the hook. As she emerges from the interview room, Ash is waiting for her. He's glad McCarthy let her go and tries to convince Kat that it was nothing, but she blows up and describes it as the most humiliating day of her life. She has no career, no prospects, and she's an ex-cop who just got arrested. Kat tells Ash to stay away from her, before storming off.

Later on the beach, Ash approaches Kat again. He tries to give Kat a pep talk, praising her as one of the most beautiful people he's ever met. Will his charm offensive pay off?

Meanwhile, Leah and Zac's 'blind date' begins. Despite a shaky start, they both make a concerted effort to keep the focus on them and it works. Zac tells Leah about always wanting to write a novel and Leah encourages him to make it happen. In fact, they should both do more things that make them happy. Zac wholeheartedly agrees.

Zac goes to kiss Leah but she stops him, wryly saying she never kisses on a first date. Leah leaves Zac, but both are very optimistic about their budding romance.

Elsewhere, Hunter and Olivia admit that they still love each other. Olivia then tricks Tabitha into confessing that she changed Hunter's grades. Tabitha retaliates by fooling Hunter into kissing her and threatens to tell Olivia.


Thursday

Tabitha confronts Olivia, making up a story about going to Hunter's van last night to apologise. She claims that Hunter came onto her and they kissed. Olivia is shocked to her core as Tabitha makes it clear that she would never kiss him as she hates him. Hunter runs up, trying to explain what really happened to Olivia, but she walks off shattered.

Hunter follows her back home and tells her the truth, but Olivia is still crushed that after going out for almost a year, Hunter couldn't even tell that Tabitha wasn't her. She is also hurt that Tabitha, who calls herself Olivia's best friend, would do this.

Olivia decides it's time to get Tabitha out of her life for good and Irene can't deny that it might be a good idea. At school, Olivia lets Tabitha down gently, explaining why she can no longer be her friend. However, losing the person she admires most in the world sends Tabitha into a spin.

Later, Tabitha is looking at photos of Olivia in her locker when Hunter arrives and drives in the knife, saying Tabitha deserves everything she gets. A darkness falls over Tabitha. She tells Hunter that he and Olivia will both pay for this. Her threat leaves Hunter unsettled.

Meanwhile, Leah tries to convince Billie that it's time she and VJ moved into the house with her, Zac and Alf. Billie is grateful but knows VJ won't go for it - he wants to stand on his own two feet and she doesn't want to make things any harder for him by pushing him.

Later, VJ is building their baby cot at the van when Billie arrives home. She mentions Leah's offer to have them in the house, but VJ is adamant they're doing this themselves. When VJ tries to get the built cot into the van, it won't fit through the door. It's the last straw for VJ, so Billie pleads that something needs to change if they're going to have the life they want with their baby girl. Will VJ reconsider moving back home?

Elsewhere, Ellie explodes at her teacher when he questions her about her homework.


Friday

Phoebe takes Ellie out for food to talk through her incident at school with the teacher. She's shocked to discover the reason for Ellie's outburst - Ellie couldn't do a test and she's convinced she's stupid.

Matt arrives and the siblings finally have a chance to really talk. Matt learns the truth of Ellie's behavioural issues and he is also shocked, but he's also highly motivated. Following a hunch, he reaches out and gets a menu for her to read. This confirms his suspicion - Ellie is dyslexic.

Meanwhile, another brother and sister also find themselves at odds when Roo learns Duncan's plans for his future. Delighted to hear that he wants to stay in the Bay, she grows genuinely apprehensive as he lays out his desire to buy into a local seaplane business - and ask their father to buy in with him.

Alf and Duncan have only just repaired their relationship after years of misunderstandings and misjudgement, so Roo fears that Duncan is inviting more of the same. Roo's fears look like being realised when Duncan pitches to his dad, but Alf surprises them both with his enthusiastic "yes".

Elsewhere, Nate has a run-in with Tori and he accuses her of only being with Duncan because he's going to leave. Tori refuses to accept that and tries to convince herself that Nate is wrong. However, when she takes Duncan some breakfast, she is confronted by an all-together new challenge - Duncan's wife Caroline and son Bryce have arrived.

Also today, Decker engineers an arrest for Justin so he can put forward his plea for help more forcefully. Despite Decker's surprise assertion that there's more to the Morgan story than he knows, Justin lashes out at him, leaving him alone with the walls closing in. But just what is the secret he is hiding?

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