Hollyoaks favourite Sid Sumner (Billy Price) continues his mission to take down evil drug lord Victor Brothers in upcoming scenes with devasting results.
The youngster recently began his campaign to take down Victor by gathering evidence to expose his drug business in a bid to free his close friend Juliet Nightingale (Niamh Bradshaw) from prison.
Ste Hay (Kieron Richardson) refuses to let the youngster carry on working with Victor and asks James Nightingale for money (Gregory Finnegan) to buy Sid out of the county lines drug gang.
However, James comes up with a more dangerous plan to record Victor’s confession. Ste thinks James’ plan is too risky but Sid is determined to go ahead with it.
Sid later drops off some cash for Victor and hits the jackpot when Victor tells him to wait in the car while he’s on the phone.
Hollyoaks’ Sid Sumner continues his mission to take down evil drug lord Victor Brothers in upcoming scenes with devasting results
He shakily plants a listening device in the globe box, only to be caught by Ollie Morgan (Gabriel Clark) looking for drugs.
In a desperate bid to get rid of Ollie, Sid promises to give him some drugs later on.
Sid can’t believe his luck when he gets the confession he needs from Victor.
However, Victor later finds out that he’s been double-crossed by Sid.
Sid downloads Victor’s confession and his video evidence onto a USB stick to give to the police but is left terrified when an angry Victor smashes the Lomax’s front door in.
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Peri (Ruby O’Donnell) come home and frightens Victor off before he can get his hands on the teen.
Sid needs to get the evidence to the police but when he gets held up by Luke Morgan (Gary Lucy) in The Dog car park, Victor closes in on him with a tragic outcome.
Elsewhere, Sally St. Claire (Annie Wallace) realises that PC George Kiss (Callum Kerr) might not to be the hero he’s making himself out to be.
George is in Salon De Thé having an informal chat with DS Cohen about his relationship with John Paul McQueen (James Sutton), but Sally overhears, and she’s concerned that George doesn’t fiercely stand up for his boyfriend.
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She wonders whether George might have misled Peri at the hospital too and tells John Paul that she doesn’t think George is the hero he’s making himself out to be.
However, she only makes matters worse for her son with serious consequences.
George later plans a romantic gesture for John Paul, but Sally thinks he’s about to propose and ruins it, embarrassing herself and angering George further.
The headteacher can’t get through to John Paul about what George is really like and takes matter into her own hands.
Also Verity Hutchinson (Eva O’Hara) is still trying to get pregnant, but Sami Maalik (Rishi Nair) can’t take anymore passion and asks for Scott Drinkwell (Ross Adams) help to cool her off.
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She’s torn when she receives a dream job offer in New York.
Verity is trying to push the New York job to the back of her mind, but Scott urges her not to give up on her dream for a fictional family with Sami.
Scott poses as her executive assistant and accepts the job on her behalf, but Sami finds out.
How will Sami react and will he finally found out about Verity’s baby secret?
Hollyoaks airs Monday to Friday on Channel 4 at 6.30pm followed by a first-look episode on E4 at 7pm
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
