• 2027: The Questions

    New Year’s Day gave us a flashforward episode so packed with chaos, clues and cryptic stares that even Sharon Watts would’ve needed a stiff drink to process it. Before we catch up to that fateful night in 2027, there are some very big questions Walford needs to answer — and…

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  • DCI Charlie Mason

    DCI Charlie Mason was no stranger to the gritty streets of Walford, having been a dedicated police officer since 1976. His first notable appearance was in December 1998, when he mentioned his impressive 22-year tenure in the force. Known for his no-nonsense approach and a knack for being in the…

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  • Ayesha Siddhu

    Ayesha Siddhu was contacted by Nish Panesar, who sought her forgiveness for killing her husband, Hardeep, over two decades earlier. Nish, hoping to atone for his actions, faced a resolute Ayesha, who had long since moved on and built a new life.

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  • Kobina Asare

    As the son of Henry and Margaret Asare and brother to Kojo Asare and George Knight, Kobina’s arrival was packed with family drama and revelations. He came to Walford after Angela Lawal spilled the beans about their brother George, who was formerly known as Kwame. This bombshell set the stage…

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  • Maya Houssain

    Maya Houssain made her memorable entrance to Albert Square in May 2024, when she bumped into Harvey Monroe. Needing directions to a cab office, she found herself chatting with Harvey, who revealed he was a cabbie. The conversation took a friendly turn when Harvey noticed Maya’s lifelong loyalty to Tottenham…

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  • Britney Wainwright

    Britney Wainwright burst onto the scene as the scrappy girl from the same estate as Bianca Jackson, turning heads when Whitney Dean caught her eating out of bins. The situation escalated when Whitney confronted Britney’s mum, Keeley, leading to a physical altercation and a dramatic chase where Britney almost got…

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  • April Branning

    April Branning’s arrival in Albert Square in December 1995 was anything but low-key. She came to invite her sister Carol Branning and her boyfriend Alan Jackson to her wedding. Having spent eight years in Greece selling time-share apartments, April had met and gotten engaged to a local named Nikos. Carol…

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  • Nellie Ellis

    Nellie Ellis, the ever-resourceful cousin of Lou Beale, made her debut in Walford in December 1993, attending the funeral of her first cousin once removed, Pete Beale. Nellie’s knack for getting what she wants became apparent when she broke her hip shortly after and emotionally blackmailed Pauline Fowler into letting…

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  • Peggy Mitchell

    Peggy Mitchell, born in East London, 1942, was the formidable matriarch of the Mitchell family. Her life was a rollercoaster of drama, resilience, and unyielding love for her family. She met Eric Mitchell when she was 18, quickly becoming pregnant with Phil. Eric proposed to her at Upton Park football…

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  • Grant Mitchell

    Grant Mitchell burst onto the scene in 1990, arriving with his brother Phil as the co-owner of The Arches garage. Fresh from the Army, where he served as a paratrooper in the Falklands War, Grant carried the scars of PTSD. His initial time in Walford was marked by a brief…

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  • Guido Smith

    Guido Smith made his entrance in Albert Square in October 1988 as a business contact of graphic designer Colin Russell. Initially, their meetings were all about business, but it soon became apparent that there was a spark between them. When Colin finally plucked up the courage to make a move,…

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