 It s the day of Matthew s court appearance to face charges of arson. Tegs is there to give moral support, but people from his past keep turning up before he can speak to Matthew. Robbie tells Mike that the man who was in a coma as a result of the pub brawl has pulled through. Mr. Hankin unwittingly provides a large amount of invisible ink to Jacko s gang. Akik complains that Neil Timpson keeps getting him to do his homework. Becky bunks off with Alice to see where her mum works - she is a beautician at a local health club. They are surprised to see Mr. Hargreaves and Mike Bentley s dad turn up at reception. They are even more shocked when Miss Booth heads their way, and retreat to a sauna. While they stay hidden, they listen to Miss Booth talk to her friend about her desire to run the marathon. Meanwhile, Mrs. McClusky goes shopping with Ronnie, to get her opinion on cruelty-free products, and to try to persuade Ronnie to be a little less rigid in her views. She also tells Ronnie that there s an animal welfare company who might be interested in giving her a job. At court, Matthew hears the magistrate s summing up - he is treated leniently, but must remain under supervision of a social worker for a year. Robbie finally gets Aichaa alone, but can t persuade her that he s not on the side of the racists. He decides he will give evidence about the pub brawl, and so prove where his loyalties lie, and he and Mike enter the local police station.