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'Ken is pleased when one of his colleagues promises to stand by him. Vera celebrates getting No.9. The neighbours are horrified when she bursts into the Rovers and announces their news. Bet is bitter that she\'s without a man again. Ken sees Peter Bromley who calls the leaking disloyal and tells Ken that he has a reputation of being radical. He reminds Ken that he signed a confidentiality clause when he took the job. He asks Ken if he gave council information to the Weatherfield Recorder. Gail is tired of both Tilsleys working all hours for nothing. Ken admits to being the mole. Deirdre fears he\'ll lose his job. ' |
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