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In the final part of this courtroom drama for BBC One Daytime, Jess takes the witness stand for the defence but Metzler gently takes her apart, suggesting she believes that Tony helped her mother because she can't face the truth: that he killed her. As Metzler and Sol make their closing speeches, Jess and Dan discover that Neil has been hiding the videotape.

Julie is at the end of her pupillage and faces a vote on whether she can stay on at chambers. Horrified, she realises that Valerie knows about her night with Sol. It leads to a surprising conversation where the two women come to a better understanding of each other. Julie now just has to wait for the result of the vote.

In court, Tony remembers Saskia's final moments as the truth about her death is revealed and the jury reach their verdict.

Tony is played by Dean Andrews, Jess by Michelle Tate, Metzler by Sean Chapman, Sol by Tristan Gemmill, Dan by Karl Davies, Neil by Connor McIntyre, Julie by Chanel Cresswell, Valerie by Ruthie Henshall and Saskia by Caroline Langrishe.

SD2

EastEnders

Friday 4 November

8.00-8.30pm BBC ONE and BBC ONE HD

• www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders

Jack and Carol go to the hospital and anxiously wait to find out if Amy will pull through. Meanwhile, Roxy wakes up after a night out and is horrified to discover what has happened.

Dot is shocked when Reverend Stevens asks her permission to take Rose out on a date.

Whitney is nervous about her job interview and Lauren and Fat Boy try to help but end up making her feel worse … will she get the job?

Tanya is upset and shocked to discover one of her friends from the hospital has passed away but tries to hide her pain from Lauren.

Jack is played by Scott Maslen, Carol by Lindsey Coulson, Dot by June Brown, Rose by Polly Perkins, Whitney by Shona McGarty, Lauren by Jacqueline Jossa, Fat Boy by Ricky Norwood and Tanya by Jo Joyner.

AB3

Pranks, games and surprises are around every corner with Sam & Mark's Big Friday Wind-Up, the only way to welcome in the weekend.

Packed full of humour and fun, the show takes viewers on a roller-coaster journey, with one family in the audience being given the chance to Win The Presenter – either Sam or Mark.

This week, three Doctor Who fans enjoy an out-of-this-world experience when they get an exclusive glimpse of a brand-new alien. But they get a shock when it turns out the new monster seems to have some genuine supernatural powers.

Daniel Antony who plays Clyde in the Sarah Jane Adventures helps a Wind-Up viewer get their own back on their embarrassing dad, and there's live music from Cover Drive.

CB2