EastEnders: Billy Mitchell finally tells Honey about Adam Bateman cheating

The week begins with Honey worrying about telling Billy she's moving in with Adam however she's left surprised by his response.

Billy later invites Honey over for a family meal and while at first she's reluctant to attend she decides to go away. When she arrives as sees that Billy is alone she's left feeling suspicious and it's not long before he tells her Adam is cheating.

Honey is furious with him and slams him for trying to ruin her relationship before rushing off to Adam in their new flat.

Habiba plans to see Adam again but while this is going on, Mariam and Arshad Ahmed realise that the girls are lying about why they're in Walford. Iqra Ahmed later confesses that she ran away and isn't going through with her wedding.

A stunned Mariam shares some words with Iqra and it's not long before she decides to call her dad and break the news.

There's tension between Billy and Honey following his revelation and while Lola Pearce tries to convince her that Billy wouldn't lie, Honey refuses to believe either of them.

While Honey prepares to move all her things to Adams, Habiba confronts him about their future and pleads him to dump Honey and get with her.

Despite all the love triangle drama, things begin to look up for the Ahmed sisters when Mariam and Arshad agree to let them stay on the Square for longer. However things get awkward when they suggest the girls invite Adam and Honey over for dinner…

It all kicks off for Adam and Honey when they're at The Vic and a furious Iqra interrupts them – will Honey discover what Adam's been up to?

Elsewhere in Walford, Sami and Robbie Jackson return to the Square. While Robbie gives out presents to his family, Nita sends him a text message telling him to enjoy their week together but Robbie looks guilty – what is he hiding?

Later on, Sonia Fowler tries to spend time with her brother and nephew but begins to grow suspicious when Robbie lies about his plans with Sami…

Sonia then tries to ask Nita about it but Robbie quickly stops her from ringing her. Then as Robbie spends some quality time with his son, he ignores Nita's text. What is he up to?

Meanwhile after Kat continues to try and stop Kush from going for joint custody of Arthur she joins up with Stacey in a bid to get him and Martin Fowler back to talking terms.

However when Kat accidentally reveals that Kush wants joint custody, Stacey is left furious and it's not long before all hell breaks loose.

Stacey is quick to confront Kush and it's not long before Martin and Kat are dragged into their row. Stacey then turns her back on Kat and says she's no longer family.

As tension continues to grow at Dot Branning's, Kush offers to let Robbie and Sami Jackson stay in his spare room.


Jean and Mo Slater are stunned by the frosty atmosphere between Kat and Stacey – is this the end for the Slater family?

Over to the Mitchell household and tension continues to grow between Phil and Louise following her baby news. Things take a turn for the worse when he suggests paying for her to have an abortion.

A horrified Louise makes it clear to her dad that she's keeping the baby. She then warns him not to tell Keanu Taylor or she'll tell everyone that he bribed her ex to date her.

Phil is hell bent on changing Louise's mind about the baby and ropes Ben into his plan by telling him about his sisters' pregnancy and asking him to prove that parenting is difficult by using Lexi Mitchell.

Ben heads over to his sister and tries to convince her against the pregnancy, but she puts two and two together and is quick to shut him down and give him a reality check.

Linda Carter worries about Ollie behaviour following last week's actions but Mick jumps to conclusions and assumes she's upset about not getting Spice Girls concert tickets.

He decides to cheer her up by entering a competition to win tickets. Luckily with the help of Tina Carter they manage to get through to the next round.


Tina and Shirley Carter help get Mick prepared for the next round of the competition but he's left devastated when he loses to another caller Terry – played by Lee MacDonald.

Not taking no for an answer, Mick manages to track down Terry and begs him for the tickets but the bus driver refuses.

Err, you might recognise the bus driver as Grange Hill's Zammo. Yup. He's set to make his debut on the Square very soon - but after refusing to give Mick the tickets it looks like he's on the landlords bad side...

Meanwhile Shirley begins to panic when she realises Tina is expecting a party to celebrate her last shift at the café. She quickly makes last minute arrangements for the celebrations.


While Tina is getting ready, Linda questions Mick over his behaviour and soon after Tina admits that he's upset about the concert tickets.

Feeling touched at her husband, Linda decides to repay Mick by singing his favourite song at the party. They're later stunned when Terry arrives – what does he want?

Jack Branning reassures Denise Fox that he isn't interested in ex-girlfriend Mel Owen. Despite her budding relationship she's left in despair as Kim and Chantelle Atkins continue to bicker in the hairdressers.

As she challenges the pair to work together to impress an important customer, it doesn't go to plan as Kim keeps making digs at Chantelle.


Noticing Denise's mood, Jack tries to help take her mind off all the drama at the salon.

Chantelle and Kim continue to bicker – even when Tina pops in to get her hair done – and a fed-up Denise finally reaches the end of her tether.

Callum invites Stuart to his and Whitney's housewarming party. The party gets underway but the atmosphere characters when a drunken Ben arrives.

Later on, Callum finds Ben in Paul Coker's old room. Haunted by his past memories, Ben opens to Callum.

The next day Ben thanks Callum for supporting him at the party but when Halfway tries to discuss Paul, Ben is quick to shut him down and storm off.