Next week on Hollyoaks, Ali finds himself hauled before the police after Misbah decides to make a formal complaint.
Elsewhere, Fergus scrambles around to distance himself from Operation Bluebird, Becky's baby experiences health problems and Nate focuses his attention on Felix.
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Monday, November 15 (Episode 5721)
Writer: Alanna Hallum
Director: Paulette Randall
Warren's plan to take down Fergus backfires and he finds himself in the frame instead... Can Mr Fox dig himself out of this hole?
Elsewhere, Verity finds that she was a victim of Operation Blackbird but decides to keep her identity secret; DeMarcus offers Pearl a place to stay after she lies about being homeless; and Felix returns to make a big decision.
Meanwhile, Diane is relieved to learn that she most likely has OCD, as Tony realises just how dangerous a friend Becky has been to his wife.
This episode airs Monday, November 15 at 6.30pm on Channel 4 and Friday, November 12 at 7pm on E4
Tuesday, November 16 (Episode 5722)
Writer: Karissa Hamilton-Bannis
Director: Paulette Randall
Becky's baby Henry becomes ill but she refuses to take him to hospital - and eventually, after a lot of persuading by Diane and Tony, she agrees. Later, Becky gets some alarming news from the hospital.
Misbah's stunned to learn that Ali's getting honoured by the hospital for his services to oncology, but has Sami finally dug up some dirt that could ruin his reputation?
Elsewhere, Pearl admits to Scott that she promised Walter she would look after the Deverauxs and Celeste tries to perk up Verity with a girly breakfast.
This episode airs Tuesday, November 16 at 6.30pm on Channel 4 and Monday, November 15 at 7pm on E4
Wednesday, November 17 (Episode 5723)
Writer: Shaun Kitchener
Director: Paulette Randall
After Shaq's outburst yesterday, Ali demands a public apology and threatens to report him to the police for public assault otherwise.
When a surprise visitor arrives and claims Misbah is lying, she decides to leave the village. But Sami then receives an email from another victim.
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Scott offers Pearl a place to stay after Pearl tells Martine that it's clear she's not wanted.
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Also: Becky befriends Ollie, telling him about her fears for baby Henry, while Verity calls DS Cohen and asks if she can speak to some of the other victims of Operation Bluebird.
This episode airs Wednesday, November 17 at 6.30pm on Channel 4 and Tuesday, November 16 at 7pm on E4
Thursday, November 18 (Episode 5724)
Writer: Emma Morgan
Director: Paulette Randall
Misbah meets Gina, another former victim of Ali, and they open up about their experiences. Gina agrees to give a statement, but will she get rattled when she bumps into the man himself?
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DeMarcus talks to Nate about his dad and tells him that there's more to Felix than meets the eye.
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Also: Digital forensics manage to restore some of the footage from Operation Bluebird, causing more potential headaches for Fergus, while Marnie encourages Romeo to find an outlet for his creativity.
This episode airs Thursday, November 18 at 6.30pm on Channel 4 and Wednesday, November 17 at 7pm on E4
Friday, November 19 (Episode 5725)
Writer: Jane Wainwright
Director: Paulette Randall
After Misbah decided to go to the police, Ali finds himself being questioned by DS Cohen.
Fergus is back in the firing line after video evidence suggests he's lied, before more incriminating evidence arrives in the form of text messages.
Elsewhere, Verity suggests forging evidence to help Misbah's case, while Romeo is far from pleased when Marnie offers him the job of assistant manager.
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This episode airs Friday, November 19 at 6.30pm on Channel 4 and Thursday, November 18 at 7pm on E4
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