 Justine starts the day by visiting Chrissy, whose baby is doing well after his early delivery into the world. On the way out of hospital she bumps into Leukemia patient Brian Shaw, who s on his way back to school after a long absence. It s the day of the first school newspaper edition, but the cigarette gang have no intention of letting it get published, as it tells of their fag selling to first formers. A party is to be held to celebrate the newspaper s launch. Ted tries to pass on a card and a tenner to Chrissy via Fran, but Justine turns up and tells him how useless he is, and that ten pounds is nothing considering the enormous responsibility that the new baby brings. Ted, for his part tells Justine to keep her nose out of his affairs. Ray is pleased at punch with his specially imported American trainers, as faked by Maria and Richard. Techno lives up to his name by hacking into the St. Joe s computer, and leaving some anti-St.Joe jokes there - until a threatening message comes back. Alice and Becky continue to populate their patch of "The Grange Hill Peace Garden" - watched by the Cigarette gang in the shed. As the first run of photocopied newspapers runs off, they are intercepted by various members of the gang. Ted goes to hospital to see Chrissy - but chickens out when he learns her parents are by her bed. Mr. Robson takes a copy of the newspaper to Mr. Hargreaves, who in passing tells him that he has applied for another job - not relishing being second in command to the new headmistress, Mrs. Keele. When he sees the headline about the trainer ban being lifted, he storms off. He angrily tells Justine that he didn t say he was going to allow trainers for everyone, just for the sixth form, but Justine swears that it wasn t what he said in the taped interview. He s also not at all happy to learn about the selling of cigarettes to first formers. While she is in the garden, Alice steps into the shed to avoid Mr. Griffiths, and encounters a pile of school newspapers. When she goes out again, she tells Becky that there s nothing of interest in there. At the party, it becomes apparent that Ms. Janowitz did manage to persuade Mr. Hargreaves to allow more copies of the newspaper to be printed. Ever the faithful puppy-dog, Ray takes Ms. Janowitz s bag to her car, but trips on the way. He notices Justine s notepad as one of the items that spills out. Meanwhile, Justine is talking to Mr. Robson about the strangeness of finding her tape blank, mentioning that she thinks the missing bit has something to do with the selling of school land. Afterwards, when Justine goes to her locker she is pushed violently by an unseen hand, and crashes her head against it falling unconscious to the floor...