Nighty Night

Jill Tyrell is picking up the pieces following the murders. She's managed to frame ex-boyfriend, Glen Bulb, who is currently being treated at a mental institute. It's not long before Jill's thoughts turn to the whereabouts of Don and Cath Cole, who have decamped to Cornwall in an attempt to start a new life.

Jill has kidnapped asthmatic Linda and driven her to the West Country. The pair get closer to finding Cath and Don Cole when an accident involving another motorist leads them in the direction of Trees Therapy Centre. Much to Cath's horror, Jill has been employed to practise her own brand of therapy. Jill finds that she has yet another woman to compete with for Don's affections.

Jill and Linda park their caravan in Don and Cath's drive. Jill, although disappointed about the presence of Don's girlfriend Natalie, engineers a way of meeting the teenager face to face, and suggests she could become a top model. Cath's opportunity to get closer to Jacques, her therapist, arises when he throws a beach party.

Glen is happily married to Jill, however, Jill is still happily in lust with Don. Sue 2 brings her new boyfriend, Vicar Arno, to visit Cath, who announces her pregnancy – and much to Jill's horror, Don's impending vasectomy. Jill also meets Cath and Don's youngest son, Bruce.

Jill continues in her attempts for an alternative route to free herself from Glen Bulb. Following the news that Cath is pregnant with Don's child, Jill decides its time to announce her pregnancy by Cath and Don's 12-year-old son, Bruce. As Cath struggles to accept the news, Don decides the best way to cope is to remain in a permanent state of drunkenness.

Cath has given birth to a daughter, and Don has plans which don't include staying in the marriage. Jacques and Bluebell are starting to realise that Floella may not be the lady they think she is, and Glen, hell-bent on revenge, is getting closer. How will Jill get herself out of her increasingly dangerous situation?