Spoilers 15.06.07

15.06.07
Realisation hits for Katy
Sickened by Warren's attack on Justin, Katy can't believe her brother was capable of such violence. Just as Katy is wondering who rang the police, Clare turns up, right on cue. She warns there'll be no end to Warren's madness when he's released and begins to dig for info about Sean's death. Although she doesn't really know anything, she gives Justin the impression she does. With Justin scared and out of his depth, Katy frets about her brother's dark side.

Mulling over Clare's words, Justin can't resist finding her and demands she tell him what she knows. As Clare drips info about what she knows of Sean, Justin breaks down and spills the beans about Warren killing Sean. Justin claims he only helped move the body and that he didn't help kill him. Clare's stunned at this revelation and cons Justin into telling her everything, assuring him that if he does, she'll make sure Warren gets the blame.

At the police station, Warren is about to be released for assaulting Justin when a detective intervenes and tells Warren he'll be held for questioning over the death of Sean Kennedy.

Meanwhile, Josh uneasily gives Neville a fathers' day card. Neville is touched and his eyes fill up as he explains how much it means. Suzanne walks in and the three of them sit down. Suzanne assures Josh the family will get through this and she suggests they go to the Dog to celebrate Father's day. Whilst there they bump into Rhys, who lays into them claiming he's having to sleep on a friends floor because of his mum's sordid affair. Rhys brands the family a sham before walking out.

He's later found sobbing by Noel at the river. Rhys initially has a go at Noel for being a lothario and breaking up his family. However, Noel convinces Rhys to hear him out over a beer. Rhys listens avidly as Noel tells the story of how he and Suzanne got together and for once, Rhys is glad to be treated like an adult. Noel offers Rhys a room at the B&B where he's staying so they can get to know each other, to which Rhys agrees.

Elsewhere, after receiving a letter from Mercedes solicitor claiming compensation for her fall in the Loft, Clare steams around to Max to demand he pay, seeing as it was his fault the club wasn't insured properly. Max and OB realise that if they don't stand up to her now, she'll hang over them forever. Max is triumphant as he passes Clare a fiver and tells her that's all she'll ever get from him. As Clare threatens they'll regret their decision, both Max and OB celebrate - they've finally stood up to her!