• 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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  • Mike Swann

    Mike Swann’s return to Albert Square was nothing short of a rollercoaster. The ex-husband of Rosie Miller and father to Mickey Miller and Dawn Swann, Mike had a history of deserting his family, leaving when Dawn was six and Mickey was three. Years later, Dawn tracked him down and went…

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  • Mick McFarlane

    Mick McFarlane was the epitome of the easy-going guy with big dreams of making it in the music industry. When he first arrived in Albert Square in June 1996, his jazz band auditioned for a regular gig at the Bridge Street café’s night bistro and impressed Alan Jackson, the manager.…

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  • Michael Rose

    Michael Rose first made his mark in Albert Square in February 1996, arriving as the new market inspector. He quickly became a familiar face around the market, known for his easy-going nature and his not-so-secret crush on April Branning. Unfortunately for Michael, that particular romance never took off, but his…

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  • Mark Fowler

    Mark Fowler’s story in Albert Square was marked by profound transformations and dramatic conflicts. Initially a rebellious teen involved in drugs and crime, Mark’s life took a significant turn when he returned in 1990 as a more mature man after contracting HIV. This diagnosis forced him to grow up quickly…

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  • Magda Czajkowski

    Mags Czajkowski, the half-Polish, half-English caterer from Leeds, made quite a splash when she arrived in Albert Square in 1987. Coming in to help Den Watts with the catering at the Queen Vic after Angie Watts’ departure, Mags quickly got involved in the hustle and bustle of Walford. Her catering…

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  • Little Mo Mitchell

    Little Mo Mitchell’s journey in Albert Square was one fraught with intense drama and heartache. Arriving with her family on the day of Ethel Skinner’s funeral in September 2000, Little Mo quickly became a beloved yet tragic figure in Walford. Her marriage to Trevor Morgan was a turbulent one, characterized…

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  • Liz Turner

    Liz Turner arrived in Walford in 2006 from her home in Spain for the trial of her son Owen, who was arrested for assaulting Denise Fox. Despite Owen receiving a suspended sentence, Liz tried to take him to Cardiff to live with her sister. However, things took a dark turn…

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  • Lou Beale

    Lou Beale, born Louise Ada Medeemey in August 1910, was a force to be reckoned with in Albert Square. Growing up in Walford, she met local fruit and veg trader Albert Beale in 1932, leading to the birth of their daughter Maggie in 1933. However, as the couple wasn’t married,…

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  • Linda Clarke

    Linda Clarke, mother of Jane and Christian Clarke and adoptive grandmother of Bobby Beale, was never one to shy away from a bit of drama. In 2006, she surprised her daughter by showing up for Jane’s wedding to Ian Beale. Linda wasted no time causing a stir, calling Ian a…

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  • Laura Beale

    Laura Beale’s journey in Albert Square was nothing short of a rollercoaster. She started as a nanny for Ian Beale’s children, gradually becoming attracted to the local businessman. Despite her loyalty and protectiveness, Ian only saw her as a convenience. When Laura demanded more commitment, Ian refused, leading her to…

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