Trollied

Some fake banknotes are doing the rounds and eager-to-please Rose shops a customer for the crime. His notes turn out to be fine, but the OAP won't let a teeny tiny detail like innocence stop her from administering her own unique form of justice. Could it cost Rose her job, though? Brian, on the other hand, has a bee in his bonnet about a parking space.

Some fake banknotes are doing the rounds in the store and, egged on by Lisa, Rose shops an entirely innocent customer. After going one step (or should that be slap?) too far, the OAP's Valco days could be numbered.

Assistant manager Daniel, meanwhile, is on babysitting duties as he takes on the momentous task of turning Charlie into a competent employee. Ruling out all things involving trolley cages, he may have found the perfect position for her.

Over on the pharmacy counter, Brian is utterly perturbed by the lack of respect for today's pharmacists - someone nicked 'his' parking space - and rallies Margaret into taking decisive action. Neville's ex-wife stops by, too, for a quick catch-up.