Scene by scene: Thu 9 Apr

Nathan saw Lee and Katie arranging their date and was immediately jealous.

At the factory, David handed Leyla an envelope full of cash, wanting to ease her financial worries. At first she wouldn't take it, but David persuaded her it could just be a loan. "I'll pay all of it back when I can," she promised.

Zak and Shadrach had just poached some pheasants when Nathan caught them red-handed. But he shocked the Dingles by offering to stay quiet in return for a favour. "The grounds are overrun with rabbits at the moment," he said. "You get rid and I won't tell anyone I saw you." Zak didn't believe him at first. "And you won't say anything?" he asked. "Promise," replied Nathan. They had a deal.

Later on, Nathan and Natasha were talking outside Home Farm, unaware they were being watched. Faye was back and keeping an eye on the family.

Val had seen David giving Leyla the money and told Eric. "I would have thought coming from your loins he'd be more careful with his money," she said.

Lee was just about to go and meet Katie at the pub when Nathan told him and Sam that he'd heard gunshots in the woods. Of course, Nathan's only intention was to prevent Lee from seeing Katie. As head gamekeeper, Lee had little choice and headed into the woods with Sam to investigate. 

Nathan was a busy buy and some time later, Andy spotted him talking to a man at Butler's Farm and asked him what was going on. "You're right - you should be kept in the loop," said Nathan. "We're planning on extending our gravel pit across these fields." Clearly this was revenge for Andy not finishing with his sister.

Back in the village, Val mentioned to David that she'd seen him giving Leyla money. "So what?" he asked. "It was for her mother - she's in a nursing home!" Val and Eric smirked. "She's just taken the morning off," said Val. "You'll never see that money again."

Lee and Sam had split up on their hunt for the poachers when Sam found Zak and Shadrach, sitting on a fallen tree, drinking tea. "Nathan said it was all right for us to bag a few rabbits," said Zak, but of course, Sam didn't believe him. "I've had enough of this!" said Zak. "You do not question me. Right?"

Lee heard voices and called out to Sam, while Zak and Shadrach did a disappearing act. "Who were you talking to?" asked Lee. "I caught the poachers," said Sam, wondering how not to get his family into trouble. Lee asked who they were but Sam claimed not to know. "It crossed my mind that you might be involved in this," said Lee. "You're finished."

Mark was at home alone when he heard a noise coming from the direction of the lounge. He went in and found that a photo of him had been removed from it's frame on the mantelpiece. Had Faye taken it?

In the woods, someone was setting another deer trap and covering it with leaves. And it wasn't a Dingle - it was Mick Naylor.

Of all people, Lee was later running through that part of woods when he stepped on the trap. He fell over, crying out in agony.

At the pub, Katie - who'd been waiting for Lee - was just about to leave when Nathan asked her if he could buy her a drink. "If he turns up I'll disappear," he promised. Katie thought about it and decided there was no harm.

Poor Lee managed to free his leg from the trap but was in excruciating pain. He cried out for Sam at the top of his voice, but no one came. He had no choice but to get up and hobble as far as he could. But the pain was too much and he collapsed by a tree and passed out from the pain and the blood loss.

Luckily he came round just as Mark and Natasha were passing. They had also been looking for the poacher when they heard a noise. "Mark, over here - it's Lee!" exclaimed Natasha, running over to him. "Oh my God. Call an ambulance!"

Nathan and Katie arrived back at Home Farm in time to see the ambulance arrive. Katie told Lee she would go with him in the ambulance, much to Nathan's annoyance. 

Leyla was back and by this time, Val and Eric had planted plenty of seeds of suspicion in David's head that she was a gold-digger. "So, how was your mum?" David asked Leyla. "They say she's getting worse, although I didn't understand half of what they told me," she explained. "I don't know how I'm going to carry on paying the fees." David told her he couldn't give her any more money but she said she wasn't asking. Were Leyla's problems genuine?

Lee's leg was going to be fine but the doctors wanted him to stay in overnight. When Mick arrived at the hospital, he had no idea what had happened to his grandson, so it was the first question on his lips. "It's all the Dingles' fault," said Lee. "I got caught in one of their traps." Mick's face fell. Would he come clean and confess that he was the poacher?

Sam stormed into Wishing Well Cottage and told Zak what had happened to Lee. "For the last time: I did not set any traps!" bellowed Zak. But his family didn't believe him. "That's it!" he cried. "I will not be called a liar in my own home!" And with that he stormed out. How would they feel when they learned he was telling the truth?