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List ofEastEnders characters introduced in 2024

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EastEnders is aBBC soap opera that first aired on 19 February 1985.[1] The following is a list of characters that first appeared in 2024, in order of first appearance. All characters are introduced by the show'sexecutive producer,Chris Clenshaw.[2] The first characters to be introduced areEddie Knight (Christopher Fairbank) andGloria Knight (Elizabeth Counsell), the adoptive parents ofGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon).Harold Martin (David Sterne), the husband ofAunt Sal (Anna Karen), andLogan (Liam Hatch), a bully who attacksDenzel Danes (Jaden Ledega), appear in one episode each during January.Britney Wainwright (Lola Campbell), a teenager who is supported byWhitney Dean (Shona McGarty), joins the recurring cast in March. Her mother,Keeley Wainwright (Kirsty J Curtis), also appears in a guest capacity.Warren Finn (Neil Roberts), a barrister, appears in four episodes in April and September.

Junior Knight (Micah Balfour), the estranged son of George Knight, is introduced in May, followed by his wifeMonique Knight (Busayo Ige) and sonXavier Knight (Chase Dean-Williams).Maya Houssain (Bharti Patel) was introduced in May for a story withHarvey Monroe (Ross Boatman). In June, an extension of theMitchell familyTeddy Mitchell (Roland Manookian),Harry Mitchell (Elijah Holloway) andBarney Mitchell (Lewis Bridgeman) – made their debut.Brenda and Hugh Collins (Nichola McAuliffe and Michael Bertenshaw), the parents ofDebbie Colwell (Jenny Meier), appear from July. The following month,Ayesha Siddhu (Laila Rouass), an old friend ofSuki Panesar (Balvinder Sopal), andKobina Asare (Jonathan Nyati), the brother of George Knight, guest appear.Kojo Asare (Dayo Koleosho), the brother of George and Kobina, also joins the regular cast.Nicola Mitchell (Laura Doddington), the former wife of Teddy Mitchell, was introduced in November. Additionally, multipleother characters were featured during the year.

Eddie Knight

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Eddie Knight
EastEnders character
Portrayed byChristopher Fairbank
First appearanceEpisode 6831
1 January 2024 (2024-1-1)
Last appearanceEpisode 6891
15 April 2024 (2024-4-15)
ClassificationFormer; recurring
Introduced byChris Clenshaw
In-universe information
WifeGloria Knight (until 2024)
Adoptive sonsGeorge Knight
GrandsonsJunior Knight (adoptive)
GranddaughtersGina Knight (adoptive)
Anna Knight (adoptive)
Other relativesXavier Knight (adoptive)

Eddie Knight, played byChristopher Fairbank, first appears in episode 6831, originally broadcast on 1 January 2024.[3] The character and Fairbank's casting details were announced on 10 December 2023.[3] Eddie is introduced with his wife,Gloria Knight (Elizabeth Counsell), as the adoptive parents of established characterGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon).[3] Fairbank and Counsell were contracted for a short stint.[3] The characters' backstory states that Eddie and Gloria have not seen George for over a decade.Chris Clenshaw, the show's executive producer, explained that it would "[become] apparent why George has kept his distance".[3]

The characters' arrival proves a surprise for George and they are introduced with a secret. Clenshaw teased that Eddie and Gloria would be "thrust into the heart of the drama" upon their introduction.[3] Fairbank expressed his joy at joining the show and working with the cast. Clenshaw was excited about the casting of the "legendary and immensely talented" Fairbank and Counsell.[3] Producers used the characters of Eddie, Gloria and George to explore the topic ofbaby farming. To ensure the story was portrayed sensitively and accurately, the show worked with experts and those with lived experiences of farming.[4] Through the story, Eddie's "racist ideologies" are also examined and result in clashes with his family.[4] Clenshaw opined that the story followsEastEnders' tradition of "telling challenging yet truthful stories".[4] He added that the story would challenge George "to question the identity his parents gave him from childhood as he discovers the true means by which he was adopted".[4]

Gloria Knight

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Gloria Knight
EastEnders character
Portrayed byElizabeth Counsell
First appearanceEpisode 6831
1 January 2024 (2024-1-1)
Last appearanceEpisode 6890
11 April 2024 (2024-4-11)
ClassificationFormer; recurring
Introduced byChris Clenshaw
In-universe information
BrothersGordon
HusbandEddie Knight (until 2024)
Adoptive sonsGeorge Knight
GrandsonsJunior Knight (adoptive)
GranddaughtersGina Knight (adoptive)
Anna Knight (adoptive)
Other relativesXavier Knight (adoptive)

Gloria Knight, played byElizabeth Counsell, first appears in episode 6831, originally broadcast on 1 January 2024.[3] The character and Counsell's casting details were announced on 10 December 2023.[3] Gloria is introduced with her husband,Eddie Knight (Christopher Fairbank), as the adoptive parents of established characterGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon).[3] Counsell and Fairbank were contracted for a short stint.[3] The characters' backstory states that Gloria and Eddie have not seen George for over a decade.Chris Clenshaw, the show's executive producer, explained that it would "[become] apparent why George has kept his distance".[3] Counsell expressed her joy at joining the show and working with the cast and crew. She was looking forward to working with Salmon again, having previously worked together almost thirty years prior.[3] Clenshaw was excited about the casting of the "legendary and immensely talented" Counsell and Fairbank.[3]

The characters' arrival proves a surprise for George and they are introduced with a secret. Clenshaw teased that Gloria and Eddie would be "thrust into the heart of the drama" upon their introduction.[3] Producers used the characters of Gloria, Eddie and George to explore the topic ofbaby farming. To ensure the story was portrayed sensitively and accurately, the show worked with experts and those with lived experiences of farming.[4] Clenshaw opined that the story followsEastEnders' tradition of "telling challenging yet truthful stories".[4] He added that the story would challenge George "to question the identity his parents gave him from childhood as he discovers the true means by which he was adopted".[4] The character was written out of the series in episode 6890, originally broadcast on 11 April 2024. Gloria was killed off after suffering a heart attack, having reunited with George.[5]

Harold Martin

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Harold Martin
EastEnders character
Portrayed byDavid Sterne
Appears inEpisode 6839
15 January 2024 (2024-01-15)
ClassificationFormer; guest
Introduced byChris Clenshaw
In-universe information
WifeSal Martin (until 2024)
SonsLenny Martin
DaughtersLoretta Martin

Harold Martin, played byDavid Sterne, first appears in episode 6839, originally broadcast on 15 January 2024.[6] The character and Sterne's casting details were announced on 8 January 2024.[7] Harold is introduced as the husband of established characterAunt Sal (Anna Karen), the aunt ofPhil Mitchell (Steve McFadden),Grant Mitchell (Ross Kemp) andSam Mitchell (Kim Medcalf).[7] Aunt Sal appeared on the show sporadically across 21 years with Harold being referenced throughout her appearances but never appearing.[7] Sterne was contracted for a short guest stint.Chris Clenshaw, the show'sexecutive producer, expressed his joy at casting Sterne and described the character as "elusive".[7]

Producers introduced Harold to the show as part of a set of episodes portraying Aunt Sal's funeral. The character of Aunt Sal waskilled off, off screen, following the real life death of Karen in early 2022. Clenshaw opined that it was "imperative that we gave Aunt Sal the send-off she deserved".[7] Sterne enjoyed playing the character of Harold and recognised that the character was "important in the context of the show".[7] He added, "The writing was brilliant, so he was a joy to play."[7]

Logan

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Logan
EastEnders character
Portrayed byLiam Hatch
Appears inEpisode 6847
29 January 2024 (2024-01-29)
ClassificationFormer; guest
Introduced byChris Clenshaw
In-universe information
OccupationStudent

Logan, played by Liam Hatch, appears in episode 6847, originally broadcast on 29 January 2024.[8] The character was announced on 24 January 2024.[9] Logan is introduced as a school bully who has a fight withDenzel Danes (Jaden Ladega).[10] Hatch used his own personal experiences of school to prepare for the role of Logan, but recognised that society had changed since he was at school. In light of this, the actor aimed to "modernise [himself] in a way" through his mannerisms and body language.[11] Hatch's casting received criticism from viewers of the show as he is 10 years older than his character.[10] The actor found the comments amusing and admitted that his friends had contacted him to check how he was feeling.[11] Nadia Khomami, writing forThe Guardian, opined that Logan had become "the most talked about bully of the week".[11] Dan Seddon fromDigital Spy described the character as someone "making Denzel Danes' life a misery on screen".[10]

Logan first appears when he cuts the queue at McKlunky's fast food restaurant and insultsAmy Mitchell (Ellie Dadd), who leaves, upset. Amy's boyfriend, Denzel Danes, sees Logan and confronts him in the market. Denzel receives support from the market traders, so Logan leaves. That night, Logan and his friends corner Denzel in a back alley and attack him, filming the attack.Yolande Trueman (Angela Wynter) finds the gang attacking Denzel and runs to intervene, but falls over; they begin filming her and laughing.Avani Nandra-Hart (Aaliyah James) sees the attack and threatens them with a metal pipe, so they all run away.[8]

Britney Wainwright

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Britney Wainwright
EastEnders character
Portrayed byLola Campbell
First appearanceEpisode 6867
4 March 2024 (2024-3-4)
Last appearanceEpisode 6913
23 May 2024 (2024-5-23)
ClassificationFormer; recurring
Introduced byChris Clenshaw
In-universe information
MotherKeeley Wainwright
Half-brothersTaylor Wainwright

Britney Wainwright, played byLola Campbell, first appears inepisode 6867, originally broadcast on 4 March 2024.[12] The character and Campbell's casting details were announced on 26 February 2024.[12] Britney is introduced as a neglected child who bonds with established characterWhitney Dean (Shona McGarty).[12] McGarty likened Britney to a younger version of Whitney, which she said Whitney recognises.[13] Britney is introduced during two special episodes of the show. The episodes were set across five weeks inMilton Keynes and feature the return ofBianca Jackson (Patsy Palmer).[12] Filming took place from January 2024 with some on-location filming captured in paparazzi photography.[14]

Writers devised the character of Britney as part of McGarty's exit from the series.[12]Chris Clenshaw, the show'sexecutive producer, was excited for Campbell to join the cast and teased that Whitney would be "thrust into the heart of the drama" with Britney's arrival.[12] The character's backstory states that she and her brother,Taylor Wainwright (Mason Godfrey), are being neglected by their mother,Keeley Wainwright (Kirsty J Curtis), who is battling with addiction.[12] Britney and Taylor live on the same estate as Bianca and are being supported by her. McGarty observed that Whitney feels "incredibly sorry" for Britney when they meet and resolves to "take her under her wing".[13] Britney has not been attending school at all since theCOVID-19 pandemic, which annoys Whitney. Keeley is later arrested, leaving Britney alone. Whitney then decides that she and her partnerZack Hudson (James Farrar) will foster her. McGarty told Sarah Ellis ofInside Soap that Whitney begins to make Britney "her main priority" instead of Zack and her unborn baby, which she opined was "quite sad".[13]

Keeley Wainwright

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Keeley Wainwright
EastEnders character
Portrayed byKirsty J Curtis
First appearanceEpisode 6867
4 March 2024 (2024-3-4)
Last appearanceEpisode 6902
2 May 2024 (2024-5-2)
ClassificationFormer; guest
Introduced byChris Clenshaw
In-universe information
SonsTaylor Wainwright
DaughtersBritney Wainwright

Keeley Wainwright, played by Kirsty J Curtis, first appears inepisode 6867, originally broadcast on 4 March 2024.[15] The character and Curtis' casting details were announced on 26 February 2024.[12] Keeley is introduced as the mother ofBritney Wainwright (Lola Campbell) andTaylor Wainwright (Mason Godfrey). She is characterised as a neglectful mother who is battling addiction.[12] The character initially appears in two special episodes of the show, which were set across five weeks inMilton Keynes and include the return ofBianca Jackson (Patsy Palmer).[12] Filming took place from January 2024 with some on-location filming captured in paparazzi photography.[14]

Keeley is neglectful towards her children and leaves them locked outside in the rain.Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty) confronts her about this and offers to help, but she rejects her support. Keeley later finds Britney and Whitney talking and takes Britney away; Britney explains that she is running an errand for her mother. When Whitney finds drugs on Britney, she confronts Keeley and is followed by her partner,Zack Hudson (James Farrar), and mother, Bianca Jackson. Keeley insults Bianca and taunts her about her recent breakup withTerry Spraggan (Terry Alderton), claiming that she had sex with Terry. In retaliation, Bianca throws a brick through Keeley's window as Britney arrives. Keeley blames Britney and drags her by her hair until Whitney stops it.[15] The following day, Keeley is arrested for drug possession. After she is released, Whitney visits her and barges into her house. She berates Keeley for the state of the house and her upbringing of Britney, so Keeley tells Whitney to take her.[16]

Keeley returns in episode 6895, which originally aired on 22 April 2024, after Britney is hospitalized after falling off her bike. She tells Whitney and Zack that Britney was diagnosed withUsher syndrome when she was younger and that the accident is likely because of that. Zack is mad that she didn't tell them, but Whitney understands that it would be difficult to tell Britney that she would lose her sight and hearing in the future. Keeley explains that she could never take care of a child who is blind and deaf and leaves before she has the chance to see Britney again. Keeley gives Whitney Britney'sbirth certificate before Whitney reminds Keeley that Usher syndrome is genetic and Keeley's drugs are not the cause of it. Keeley then tells Whitney that Zack clearly doesn't want Britney and Whitney should stop telling him that fostering Britney is temporary. Whitney says that Zack is a good guy and wouldn't give up a disabled child. Keeley departs in episode 6902, originally airing on 2 May 2024, when she heads back to Milton Keynes.

Warren Finn

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Warren Finn
EastEnders character
Portrayed byNeil Roberts
First appearanceEpisode 6889
10 April 2024 (2024-4-10)
Last appearanceEpisode 6972
3 September 2024 (2024-9-3)
ClassificationFormer; guest
Introduced byChris Clenshaw
In-universe information
OccupationBarrister

Warren Finn, played byNeil Roberts, first appears in episode 6889, originally broadcast on 10 April 2024.[17] The character and Roberts' casting details were announced on 4 April 2024.[18] Warren is introduced as thebarrister hired to representEddie Knight (Christopher Fairbank) at his trial for historicracially motivated murder.[18] Warren was described as a "straight-talking barrister" by Angie Quinn fromMyLondon.[19] Roberts was contracted for a guest stint.[18] The actor expressed his excitement at guest starring in the soap. He was pleased to be part of the story and wanted to ensure it was portrayed "accurately and sensitively".[18] The character appears in two episodes and departs in episode 6890, originally broadcast on 11 April 2024.[20] Roberts reprised the role for two further episodes, first broadcast in September 2024.[21][22]

At Eddie's trial, Warren questions his adopted sonGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon) about his witness statement, his upbringing and the character statement he was prepared to share at the pre-trial. Warren suggests that George is doing this in spite after learning that he was subject tobaby farming as an infant.[17] Eddie andCharles Dunlane (Jack Chissick) are then found guilty.[20] Warren returns to defendDean Wicks (Matt Di Angelo) at his trial for the murder ofKeanu Taylor (Danny Walters),[21] where he discreditsSharon Watts's (Letitia Dean) but fails to discreditLinda Carter (Kellie Bright); Finn ultimately abandons the case when Dean ignores his prior advice and confesses to raping Linda ten years previously.

Junior Knight

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Main article:Junior Knight

Junior Knight, played byMicah Balfour, first appears in episode 6906, originally broadcast on 13 May 2024.[23] The character had been referenced before his introduction, but further details about the character and Balfour's casting details were announced on 2 May 2024.[23] Junior is introduced as the estranged son ofGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon).[23] Balfour described Junior as "a complex man".[23] The character's backstory states that Junior and George have been estranged for decades; however, the reasons were not disclosed prior to his arrival.[24] This was then explored in the character's early episodes.[25]

Monique Knight

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Monique Knight, played by Busayo Ige, first appears in episode 6907, originally broadcast on 14 May 2024.[25] The character and Ige's casting details were announced on the same day as her first appearance.[26] Monique is introduced as the wife ofJunior Knight (Micah Balfour) and arrives with their young son,Xavier Knight (Chase Dean-Williams).[25] Monique is ofGhanaian heritage, which helps her bond with Junior's father,George Knight (Colin Salmon).[26] Producers wanted the characters of Monique and Xavier to be a surprise to the audience, especially as Junior has had sex withBianca Jackson (Patsy Palmer) after his introduction.[25] This twist led to Monique and Xavier's departures from the series after she learns the truth. The character departs in episode 6922, originally broadcast on 6 June 2024.[27]

Xavier Knight

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Xavier Knight, played by Chase Dean-Williams, first appears in episode 6907, originally broadcast on 14 May 2024.[25] The character and Dean-Williams' casting details were announced on the same day as his first appearance.[26] Xavier is introduced as the young son ofJunior Knight (Micah Balfour) and arrives with his mother,Monique Knight (Busayo Ige).[25] Producers wanted the characters of Monique and Xavier to be a surprise to the audience, especially as Junior has had sex withBianca Jackson (Patsy Palmer) after his introduction.[25] This twist leads to Monique and Xavier's departures from the series after she learns the truth. The character departs in episode 6922, originally broadcast on 6 June 2024.[27]

Maya Houssain

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Maya Houssain
EastEnders character
Portrayed byBharti Patel
First appearanceEpisode 6916
29 May 2024 (2024-5-29)
Last appearanceEpisode 6964
21 August 2024 (2024-8-21)
ClassificationFormer; recurring
Introduced byChris Clenshaw
In-universe information
HusbandAbdul Houssain

Maya Houssain, played byBharti Patel, first appears in episode 6916, originally broadcast on 29 May 2024.[28] The character and Patel's casting details were announced on 20 May 2024.[29] Maya is introduced as a new friend forHarvey Monroe (Ross Boatman) as part of his story exploringloneliness.[29] Lily Shield-Polyzoides fromInside Soap suggested that the new friendship may not be "as innocent as it seems".[30] Patel was contracted for a guest stint,[28] and departed in episode 6964, originally broadcast on 21 August 2024.[31]

Maya and Harvey's friendship develops over time and they become closer, which causes concern in his relationship withJean Slater (Gillian Wright).[32] Writers slowly revealed information about Maya's backstory, including that her husband has died recently.[32] Viewers began speculating about the character's backstory and suggested that she has a connection toAaron Monroe (Charlie Wernham), Harvey's son who was arrested for afar-right terrorist attack.[32] In an unpublicised twist, it is revealed that Maya's backstory links into a 2021 story involving Harvey and Aaron. In the story, Aaron assaulted a taxi driver – revealed to be Maya's husband – in a racially motivated attack, and Harvey provided him with an alibi.[33] Sanjiv Hayre was introduced as Maya's husband,Abdul Houssain, who requires full-time care after the attack.[33] Harvey agrees to support Maya and Abdul financially as "penance" for his role in helping Aaron. Writers used this to create problems for Harvey and Jean's relationship.[34]

Teddy Mitchell

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Main article:Teddy Mitchell

Teddy Mitchell, played byRoland Manookian, first appears in episode 6931, originally broadcast on 26 June 2024.[35] The character and Manookian's casting details were announced on 6 June 2024.[36] Teddy is created alongside his sons,Harry Mitchell (Elijah Holloway) andBarney Mitchell (Lewis Bridgeman), as an extension of the well-establishedMitchell family.[36] The character is introduced as the son ofStevie Mitchell (Alan Ford) and half-brother ofBilly Mitchell (Perry Fenwick), who did not know about Teddy's existence.[36]

Harry Mitchell

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Harry Mitchell
EastEnders character
Portrayed byElijah Holloway
Duration2024–present
First appearanceEpisode 6931
26 June 2024 (2024-6-26)
ClassificationPresent; regular
Introduced byChris Clenshaw
In-universe information
OccupationMechanic
FamilyMitchell
FatherTeddy Mitchell
MotherNicola Mitchell
Half-brothersBarney Mitchell
GrandfathersStevie Mitchell
GrandmothersConnie Mitchell
UnclesBilly Mitchell
Charlie Mitchell
First cousinsJanet Mitchell
Will Mitchell
Jamie Mitchell
Dan Pearce
Other relativesPhil Mitchell
Grant Mitchell
Sam Mitchell
Lola Pearce
Lexi Pearce

Harry Mitchell, played byElijah Holloway, first appears in episode 6931, originally broadcast on 26 June 2024.[35] The character and Holloway's casting details were announced on 6 June 2024.[36] Harry is created alongside his father,Teddy Mitchell (Roland Manookian), and brother,Barney Mitchell (Lewis Bridgeman), as an extension of the well-establishedMitchell family.[36] The character is introduced as the nephew of established characterBilly Mitchell (Perry Fenwick), who did not know about the extended family's existence.[36]Chris Clenshaw, the show'sexecutive producer, was excited for the arrival of the extended Mitchell family and teased that they would develop a rivalry withPhil Mitchell (Steve McFadden).[36]

Holloway characterised Harry as a charming and temperamental person who cannot "resist trouble, or the ladies".[36] He thought that Harry would "shake things up in typical Mitchell style".[36] Holloway felt privileged to join the soap and was excited to portray a member of the Mitchell family.[36] Producers romantically paired Harry with established characterPenny Branning (Kitty Castledine) in his early scenes. Chloe Timms fromInside Soap reported that "chemistry sizzles" between the pair upon Harry's arrival.[35]

Barney Mitchell

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Barney Mitchell
EastEnders character
Portrayed byLewis Bridgeman
Duration2024–present
First appearanceEpisode 6931
26 June 2024 (2024-06-26)
ClassificationPresent; regular
Introduced byChris Clenshaw
In-universe information
OccupationStudent
FamilyMitchell
FatherZack Hudson
MotherNicola Mitchell
Adoptive fatherTeddy Mitchell
Half-brothersHarry Mitchell
Half-sistersDolly Dean-Hudson
AuntsSharon Watts

Barney Mitchell, played byLewis Bridgeman, first appears in episode 6931, originally broadcast on 26 June 2024.[35] The character and Bridgeman's casting details were announced on 6 June 2024.[36] Barney is created alongside his father,Teddy Mitchell (Roland Manookian), and brother,Harry Mitchell (Elijah Holloway), as an extension of the well-establishedMitchell family.[36] The character is introduced as the nephew of established characterBilly Mitchell (Perry Fenwick), who did not know about the extended family's existence.[36]Chris Clenshaw, the show'sexecutive producer, was excited for the arrival of the extended Mitchell family and teased that they would develop a rivalry withPhil Mitchell (Steve McFadden).[36]

Bridgeman described Barney as "introverted", which contrasts the rest of his family.[36] He thought that Barney was "an interesting character to explore".[36] Bridgeman was excited to be cast in the show and looked forward to watching the character develop.[36] Producers created a friendship between Barney and established characterAvani Nandra-Hart (Aaliyah James) in his early scenes.[35] In March 2025, it is revealed by Barney's mother,Nicola Mitchell (Laura Doddington), that Barney's biological father isZack Hudson (James Farrar) and not Teddy, following aone-night stand while Zack was working as Nicola's personal trainer.[37]

Brenda Collins

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Brenda Collins, played byNichola McAuliffe, first appeared in episode 6951, originally broadcast on 29 July 2024.[38] The character and McAuliffe's casting details were announced on 25 July 2024.[39] Brenda is introduced as the mother ofDebbie Colwell (Jenny Meier), who is married to established characterReiss Colwell (Jonny Freeman).[39] Brenda and her husband,Hugh Collins (Michael Bertenshaw) are introduced in the aftermath of Debbie's death; unbeknownst to anyone, she was murdered by Reiss.[39] Justin Harp ofDigital Spy reported that Brenda and Hugh would have "some uncomfortable questions" for Reiss.[39] On 3 March 2025, it was announced that McAuliffe would return for Reiss' funeral.[40] Ash Percival fromMetro described Brenda to be "winning over fans with her barbed putdowns and hatred of Reiss."[40]

Hugh Collins

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Hugh Collins, played by Michael Bertenshaw, first appeared in episode 6951, originally broadcast on 29 July 2024.[38] The character and Bertenshaw's casting details were announced on 25 July 2024.[39] Hugh is introduced as the father ofDebbie Colwell (Jenny Meier), who is married to established characterReiss Colwell (Jonny Freeman).[39] Hugh and his wife,Brenda Collins (Nichola McAuliffe), are introduced in the aftermath of Debbie's death; unbeknownst to anyone, she was murdered by Reiss.[39] Justin Harp ofDigital Spy reported that Brenda and Hugh would have "some uncomfortable questions" for Reiss.[39] He made his final appearance in episode 6988, which originally aired on 1 October 2024.[41]

Ayesha Siddhu

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Ayesha Siddhu
EastEnders character
Portrayed byLaila Rouass
First appearanceEpisode 6955
5 August 2024 (2024-8-5)
Last appearanceEpisode 6958
12 August 2024 (2024-8-12)
ClassificationFormer; guest
Introduced byChris Clenshaw
In-universe information
OccupationBusinesswoman
HusbandHardeep Siddhu

Ayesha Siddhu, played byLaila Rouass, first appears in episode 6955, originally broadcast on 5 August 2024.[42] The character and Rouass' casting details were announced on 26 July 2024.[43] Ayesha is introduced as an old friend ofSuki Panesar (Balvinder Sopal) and arrives after being invited toAlbert Square, the show's setting, by Suki's former husbandNish Panesar (Navin Chowdhry).[43] Rouass was excited to appear in the soap and work with Chowdhry and Sopal, having previously worked with the former. The actress was born and raised in theEast End of London, so dubbed her role "a lifelong dream come true".[43] In an interview with Laura Denby from theRadio Times, Rouass revealed that she had always wanted a role inEastEnders and felt that she could not turn the opportunity down.[42] Rouass was contracted for a guest stint,[43] and the character departs in episode 6958, originally broadcast on 12 August 2024.[44]

The character's backstory states that Nish murdered Ayesha's husband, Hardeep, because he thought he was having an affair with Suki. However, it emerges that Suki actually had romantic feelings towards Ayesha, which she reciprocated but never acted upon.[42] Rouass described their relationship as a "first love thing" and explained that Ayesha finds Suki's decision tocome out "inspiring" and brave as she did not expect it to happen.[42] When they meet, Nish apologises to Ayesha for murdering Hardeep, but Ayesha refuses to accept his apology. Rouass told Denby that Ayesha "probably has hate in her heart for Nish", so is not prepared to "tolerate" him now.[42] Nish reunites Ayesha and Suki in hope that it creates problems for her relationship toEve Unwin (Heather Peace). Rouass pointed out that Ayesha quickly recognises how Nish is trying to manipulate the situation, having witnessed emotional abuse from Nish towards Suki in the past.[42]

Kobina Asare

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Kobina Asare
EastEnders character
Portrayed byJonathan Nyati
First appearanceEpisode 6967
27 August 2024 (2024-8-27)
Last appearanceEpisode 6969
29 August 2024 (2024-8-29)
ClassificationFormer; guest
Introduced byChris Clenshaw
In-universe information
FatherHenry Kofi Asare
MotherMargaret Abena Asare
BrothersGeorge Knight
Kojo Asare
NephewsJunior Knight
NiecesGina Knight
Anna Knight

Kobina Asare, played by Jonathan Nyati, first appears in episode 6967, originally broadcast on 27 August 2024.[45] The character and Nyati's casting details were announced on 14 August 2024.[46] Kobina is introduced alongside his brother,Kojo Asare (Dayo Koleosho), as the long-lost brothers of established characterGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon).[46] Producers devised the characters as part of the continued exploration of George's family and backstory after he discovers he is ofGhanaian heritage.[46] Kobina and Kojo arrive during a visit to the UK from Ghana and are introduced to George by their mother's friend,Angela Lawal (Susan Auderin), who had been previously introduced to the show.[45] Kobina is a carer for Kojo, who isautistic.[46]

The characters' shared backstory states that their father was killed by George's adoptive father. Kobina and Kojo were unaware of this until George reveals the truth, which causes tension between them. AnInside Soap columnist observed that the revelation "sours the atmosphere somewhat".[45]Chris Clenshaw, the show'sexecutive producer, explained that this would create "a lot of complex emotions" for the brothers.[46] Nyati expressed his delight at appearing inEastEnders and being part of George's story.[46] Nyati was contracted for a guest stint,[46] and departs in episode 6969, originally broadcast on 29 August 2024.[47]

Kojo Asare

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Kojo Asare
EastEnders character
Portrayed byDayo Koleosho
Duration2024–present
First appearanceEpisode 6967
27 August 2024 (2024-8-27)
ClassificationPresent; regular
Introduced byChris Clenshaw
In-universe information
FatherHenry Kofi Asare
MotherMargaret Abena Asare
BrothersGeorge Knight
Kobina Asare
NephewsJunior Knight
NiecesGina Knight
Anna Knight

Kojo Asare, played byDayo Koleosho, first appears in episode 6967, originally broadcast on 27 August 2024.[45] The character and Koleosho's casting details were announced on 14 August 2024.[46] Kojo is introduced alongside his brother,Kobina Asare (Jonathan Nyati), as the long-lost brothers of established characterGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon).[46] Producers devised the characters as part of the continued exploration of George's family and backstory after he discovers he is ofGhanaian heritage.[46] Kojo and Kobina arrive during a visit to the UK from Ghana and are introduced to George by their mother's friend,Angela Lawal (Susan Auderin), who had been previously introduced to the show.[45] Kojo isautistic and Koleosho is aneurodivergent actor.[46] Kobina is Kojo's carer, a role which George takes on after Kobina explains how he is becoming overwhelmed with the responsibility.[48] To support Koleosho on-set, a calmer environment was established. Salmon enjoyed working with Koleosho and felt proud that the show was portraying autism.[48]

The characters' shared backstory states that their father was killed by George's adoptive father. Kojo and Kobina were unaware of this until George reveals the truth, which causes tension between them. AnInside Soap columnist observed that the revelation "sours the atmosphere somewhat".[45]Chris Clenshaw, the show'sexecutive producer, explained that this would create "a lot of complex emotions" for the brothers.[46] Koleosho was contracted to the main cast.[46] He expressed his delight at joining the cast and working with his co-stars. He commented, "It is a dream that has become reality."[46]

Nicola Mitchell

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Main article:Nicola Mitchell

Nicola Mitchell, played byLaura Doddington, first appears in episode 7011, originally broadcast on 11 November 2024.[49] The character had been referenced before her introduction, but further details about the character and Doddington's casting details were announced on 2 October 2024.[50] Nicola is introduced as the former wife ofTeddy Mitchell (Roland Manookian) and mother ofHarry Mitchell (Elijah Holloway) andBarney Mitchell (Lewis Bridgeman).[50] Doddington previously guest starred inEastEnders in an episode first broadcast in 2009.[51] Doddington was excited to join the cast and enjoyed working with her on-screen family.[50]Chris Clenshaw, the show'sexecutive producer, expressed his joy surrounding Nicola's introduction and looked forward to exploring her relationships with her family.[50]

Roman Allen

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Roman Allen
EastEnders character
Portrayed byLeo
Duration2024–present
First appearanceEpisode 7017
19 November 2024 (2024-11-19)
ClassificationPresent; recurring
Introduced byChris Clenshaw
In-universe information
FamilyFowler
FatherMartin Fowler
MotherRuby Allen
Half-sistersBex Fowler
Hope Fowler

Roman Allen is the infant son ofRuby Allen (Louisa Lytton) andMartin Fowler (James Bye). He first appeared in episode 7017, which originally aired 19 November 2024.[52] Martin is initially unaware of his existence until being informed bySharon Watts (Letitia Dean). After Ruby claims to have had Roman adopted at birth, Martin follows her to a hospital, where Roman is being treated forautoimmune hepatitis and aparacetamol overdose.[52] Roman was born off-screen in June 2022, whilst Ruby was in prison.

Helen Daly fromRadio Times described Roman's arrival to be a "bombshell" for Martin.[53] She continued: "The loveable market trader recently discovered that he had a baby with Ruby, and was surprised to say the least."[53] As a result, Martin vows to gain custody of Roman.[53]

Other characters

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CharacterEpisode date(s)ActorCircumstances
Juliette Dubois1 JanuaryLily Catalifo[54]A former colleague ofPenny Branning (Kitty Castledine) who she has been avoiding. They discuss an event where Penny was nearly arrested. Penny and her cousin,Lauren Branning (Jacqueline Jossa), later find Juliette talking to Lauren's son,Louie Beale (Jake McNally). She explains that Louie told her about Penny's father,Jack Branning (Scott Maslen), a detective in the police force; Penny reassures Juliette that she is estranged from her father. Juliette threatens Louie's life and instructs Penny to do a job for her, claiming that Penny's disability will help.[54]
MaximeIlan Evans[54]A man who flirts withLauren Branning (Jacqueline Jossa) at a New Year's Eve party. She rebuffs his advances and asks him for her name, which he cannot recall. He leaves her alone when Lauren's cousin,Penny Branning (Kitty Castledine), tells him that Lauren is a recovering alcoholic and single mother.[54]
ElleZoë Armer[54]A woman whoPeter Beale (Thomas Law) meets in Peggy's nightclub. They return to Peter's house and have sex. Afterwards, she reveals that she has a fiancé.[54]
Officer PickardSaif Al-Warith[54]A police officer who asks to searchLauren Branning's (Jacqueline Jossa) suitcase at the airport after adetection dog alerts them to it. He finds a packet of drugs inside and arrests Lauren.[54]
DI Price3–4 January
(2 episodes)
Simon Lenagan[55]Adetective inspector who interviewsPenny Branning (Kitty Castledine) when she confesses to thedrug smuggling offence that her cousin,Lauren Branning (Jacqueline Jossa), has been arrested for.[55] DI Price speaks to Penny's father, detectiveJack Branning (Scott Maslen), and sympathises with him. He asks his colleague,DC Barkley, to escort Penny to her cell, but when he enters the room, Penny is out of her wheelchair and on the floor, claiming DC Barkley has hit her. In an interview with DI Price and DC Barkley, Penny threatens to press charges unless the charges against her and Lauren are dropped; she stops when DI Price reveals two hidden CCTV cameras caught her tipping herself of her wheelchair. DI Price then offers Penny a deal to have her and Lauren released in exchange for information aboutJuliette Dubois (Lily Catalifo). After consulting with Jack, Penny agrees to provide DI Price with information about Juliette.[56]
DC Barkley4 JanuaryUncreditedAdetective constable working withDI Price (Simon Lenagan) to investigatePenny Branning (Kitty Castledine) fordrug smuggling. Whilst alone in an interview room, Penny tips herself out of her wheelchair onto the floor; when DC Barkley enters the room, she cries out for him not to hit her again. She then claims that DC Barkley hit her and demands that he is removed from her case. She threatens to press charges against him unless the charges against her and Lauren are dropped, but stops when DI Price reveals two hidden CCTV cameras caught her tipping herself of her wheelchair.[56]
Builder Dave8–11 January
(2 episodes)
Dan Skinner[57]A builder preparing to start work on Kathy's café, having been hired byVinny Panesar (Shiv Jalota) while the owner, his fatherNish Panesar (Navin Chowdhry), is in a coma.Kathy Cotton (Gillian Taylforth) andSuki Panesar (Balvinder Sopal) send Dave and his colleagues to get a sandwich to keep them away from café, where the body ofKeanu Taylor (Danny Walters) has been hidden by Kathy, Suki,Sharon Watts (Letitia Dean),Stacey Slater (Lacey Turner),Denise Fox (Diane Parish) andLinda Carter (Kellie Bright). Suki speaks to Dave and explains that she wants the work postponing until after Nish is out of his coma, but Dave only agrees to postpone the work for a couple of days. He adds that they will still need paying for the inconvenience.[57] When Dave and his team return to the café, they find that the hole in the floor has been concreted over. They exit the café to find Denise staring at them; they mock her until her daughter,Chelsea Fox (Zaraah Abrahams), interjects.[58] Dave later explains to Nish and Suki that the café floor may need digging up.[59]
Loretta Martin15 JanuaryNicola Wright[60]The children ofAunt Sal (Anna Karen) andHarold Martin (David Sterne) who attend Sal's funeral. Loretta mistakesJay Brown (Jamie Borthwick) for the husband ofBen Mitchell (Max Bowden), who is Sal's great-nephew. Loretta and Lenny chat with their cousinPhil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) and meet his wife,Kat Mitchell (Jessie Wallace), and stepson,Tommy Moon (Sonny Kendall).[60]
Lenny MartinPhilip Day
Sadie17 JanuaryEmma Carter[61]Amarriage counsellor who leads a counselling session betweenDenise Fox (Diane Parish) andJack Branning (Scott Maslen). She asks Denise how she feels after Jack admits to feeling guilty about his affair.[61]
Rory23 JanuaryMe'sha Bryan[62]A friend ofHowie Danes (Delroy Atkinson) who previously worked with him in the entertainment industry; she nows works on a cruise ship. Howie introduces Rory to his partner,Kim Fox-Hubbard (Tameka Empson), who is uncomfortable with Rory's presence. At a group photoshoot, Rory informs the team of entertainers that budget cuts mean people may not be offered a contract, which Kim claims is unfair. Rory later visits Howie and Kim at home to offer Kim a job as the cruise ship's social media manager.[62]
Barminder24 JanuaryAmina Zia[63]A friend of the Panesar family who attends the samegurdwara as them. She chats withSuki Panesar (Balvinder Sopal) and asks why she has not visited the gurdwara recently; Suki claims to have been busy with work. They have a catch up, where Suki reveals that she has ended her marriage toNish Panesar (Navin Chowdhry) and is worried about being judged by others. Barminder encourages Suki to return to the gurdwara and reassures her that she will be supported.[63]
Shahir29 JanuaryJohndeep More[8]A man whoAlfie Moon (Shane Richie) meets atradiotherapy. Shahir explains that it is his first radiotherapy appointment, so Alfie answers some of his questions and reassures him about the experience. After his radiotherapy, Shahir is collected by his friend and their children.
District Judge Crane30 JanuaryDionne Neish[64]The judge presiding over thespecial guardianship order hearing forCharli Slater.[64]
Rufus31 JanuaryJames Arden[65]A boxer at The Boxing Den gym.Denzel Danes (Jaden Ledega) asks him to spar with him, butGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon) believes it is a bad idea as Rufus is three weight classes heavier than Denzel. Rufus agrees to be gentle, so they spar, but Rufus wins.[65]
Madame Tellerina1 FebruarySarah Crowden[66]Apsychic who is hired to perform atThe Queen Victoria pub by the landlady,Elaine Peacock (Harriet Thorpe). She performs a reading onReiss Colwell (Jonny Freeman) and accepts multiple free drinks from Elaine.Denise Fox (Diane Parish), who is struggling after being involved in a murder cover-up, offers to have a public reading. Madame Tellerina claims to be speaking to a man buried underground who "didn't deserve this", panicking Denise, but she then barks and reveals to be referring to a dog. Denise angrily calls out Madame Tellerina for lying, so they move on.[66]
Gains Guv'nor1 February − 1 April
(6 episodes)
Sanchez Brown[66]A fitnesssocial media influencer whose videos are watched byDenzel Danes (Jaden Ledega).[66] Denzel sees a video promoting Gains Guv'nor's new fitness programme, which is on sale at half price.[67] He later looks at pictures of Gains Guv'nor before deciding to purchase steroids.[68] Denzel continues to watch his videos.[69][70][71]
Charles Dunlane12 February − 11 April
(4 episodes)
Jack Chissick[72]A friend ofEddie Knight (Christopher Fairbank) who attends a party celebrating Eddie's community award at his home with friendGerald (Geoff McGivern). Prior to the party, they are warned by Eddie's wife,Gloria Knight (Elizabeth Counsell), not to upset their family. At the party, Charles makes crude comments towardsElaine Peacock (Harriet Thorpe), who is engaged to Eddie and Gloria's sonGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon); Eddie reprimands him.[72] Charles and Eddie are placed on trial for the historicracially motivated murder of George's biological father, Henry Kofi Asare. As they wait outside the courtroom for the pre-trial, Charles makes racist remarks.[73] Charles and Eddie stand trial a month later; George gives a statement attesting to seeing both men attack Henry.[17] They are found guilty.[20]
Gerald12 FebruaryGeoff McGivern[72]A friend ofEddie Knight (Christopher Fairbank) who attends a party celebrating Eddie's community award at his home with friendCharles Dunlane (Jack Chissick). Prior to the party, they are warned by Eddie's wife,Gloria Knight (Elizabeth Counsell), not to upset their family. Gerald gets drunk and accidentally reveals to Eddie and Gloria's son,George Knight (Colin Salmon), that Eddie is pending trial for a historicracially motivated murder and needs a character witness statement from him.[72]
Sue15 FebruaryJulia Riley[74]A customer at Fox & Hair salon who is unhappy with how shortDenise Fox (Diane Parish) has cut her hair. Denise is then rude towards Sue, soAmy Mitchell (Ellie Dadd) offers her the haircut for free.[74]
Dr Okeke22 FebruaryLisa Davina Phillip[75]Three doctors from the local mental health team who assessDenise Fox (Diane Parish) as a mental health risk after being called. They have concerns about Denise and inform her husband,Jack Branning (Scott Maslen), and daughter,Chelsea Fox (Zaraah Abrahams), that she is displaying signs ofpsychosis and needs to be sectioned. Dr Okeke explains that if Denise refuses to be sectioned voluntarily, they will need to call the police. Denise agrees to be sectioned voluntarily and goes with the mental health team.[75]
Sally LuntRachel Denning[75]
Dr GilesUncredited
Roger Peel26–29 February
(2 episodes)
Ben Jones[76]A divorce lawyer introduced toKat Mitchell (Jessie Wallace) by her boyfriend,Nish Panesar (Navin Chowdhry). He suggests to Kat that they move her assets into a limited company registered in someone else's name. He flirts with Kat and reveals he is married. Kat asksEve Unwin (Heather Peace) about Roger and she explains that he is a notoriousadulterer and should not be trusted.[76] Kat meets with Roger privately at her office the following day and they flirt. Roger kisses Kat, so she points out the CCTV camera. She threatens to send the footage if he does not give her information about Nish that she can use to her advantage, but Roger explains that his wife would not be bothered by a kiss.Suki Panesar (Balvinder Sopal) then enters and reveals that is incorrect as Roger is on his final warning with his wife. He agrees to provide information on Nish, which is overheard byAvani Nandra-Hart (Sophie Khan Levy), who informs Nish.[77]
FernEllena Vincent[76]A customer at Beale's Eelspie and mash restaurant who flirts with ownerDean Wicks (Matt Di Angelo). Dean's daughter,Jade Masood (Elizabeth Green), later sees her and asks for her phone number on Dean's behalf. Fern and Dean exchange texts and arrange a date for the following day.[76] When their date begins, it is awkward and Dean appears uncomfortable, so Fern suggests ending it, but he apologises and blames a previous break up. Dean tells Fern that his name is Dean Beale to avoid her finding information about him online. After the date, Dean tells Fern about Jade's recent transplant and invites her for a drink. They kiss but are interrupted byAmy Mitchell (Ellie Dadd), who warns Fern to search Dean Wicks online as he rapedLinda Carter (Kellie Bright) and attempted to rape her mother,Roxy Mitchell (Rita Simons). Fern then leaves.[77]
Maya1 MarchRaagni Sharma[78]A solicitor hired byDean Wicks (Matt Di Angelo) to offer legal advice regarding his daughter,Jade Masood's (Elizabeth Green), move to Pakistan. As Jade has recently had an operation, Maya explains that she will need a review from ageneral practitioner (GP) and if she is stable, she will be able to fly.[78]
Vince4 MarchFrancis Tucker[15]The partner ofKeeley Wainwright (Kirsty J Curtis) who listens toWhitney Dean's (Shona McGarty) concerns about the welfare of Keeley's daughter,Britney Wainwright (Lola Campbell). He calls Britney a "pretty little thing", which unnerves Whitney.[15]
Ruth BayfordRebecca Clow[15]The headteacher ofBritney Wainwright's (Lola Campbell) school who meets withWhitney Dean (Shona McGarty) to discuss Britney's absence from school. Ruth admits that she has never met Britney and that she should be in year eight, but has never enrolled. She explains that Britney was withdrawn from primary school during theCOVID-19 pandemic when she was in year five to behome educated and would return forsecondary education. Ruth describes Britney as a "ghost child" and tells Whitney how lots of children disappeared following the pandemic, but schools and social services do not have resources to find them.[15]
Taylor WainwrightMason Godfrey[15]The half-brother ofBritney Wainwright (Lola Campbell). They visitBianca Jackson's (Patsy Palmer) home for food and are introduced to Bianca's adopted daughter,Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty), and her partner,Zack Hudson (James Farrar). Taylor and Britney's mother,Keeley Wainwright (Kirsty J Curtis), is neglectful towards them and Bianca finds them outside in the rain after they are locked out of their home. Taylor later goes to stay with his father.[15]
Dr Marion Dixon5 MarchSally George[16]A doctor who examinesWhitney Dean (Shona McGarty), who is pregnant, after she is hit by a car. She performs an ultra scan and confirms her baby is well.[16]
AdamCal-I Jonel[16]Thesocial worker allocated toBritney Wainwright (Lola Campbell) who meets with her,Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty) andZack Hudson (James Farrar) to discuss a plan for Britney following her mother,Keeley Wainwright's (Kirsty J Curtis), arrest. He explains that Keeley has requested that Britney stay with her partnerVince (Francis Tucker) at home, but Whitney warns that this is a bad idea. She offers that she and Zack keep Britney until Keeley's return, but Zack appears less convinced and leaves. Adam explains that they need to respect Keeley's wishes, but if there are issues, they could look at foster care; Whitney reveals that she and Zack are registered foster parents. Adam agrees to speak to Keeley and Vince and explore the option of Britney staying in Whitney's care.[16]
Maddie7 MarchTalya Harris[68]A customer at Walford East restaurant who flirts withZack Hudson (James Farrar).[68]
Dr Abe11–13 March
(3 episodes)
El Anthony[79]A doctor at themental health facility whereDenise Fox (Diane Parish) is undergoing treatment. He checks in with Denise and reassures her about her experience of psychosis. He asks her to open up about any other traumas in her life, but she ignores him.[79] The following day, he brings Denise to seeStacey Slater (Lacey Turner) in a visiting room.[73] He then interrupts Denise's meeting with her husband,Jack Branning (Scott Maslen), and asks him to leave at her request. Dr Abe then chats with Denise and asks how she is feeling after seeing Stacey and Jack. He suggests that Jack could be a trigger for Denise, but she rejects this idea. Denise then asks to be left alone. Later that day, they have another conversation, where Denise opens up about how she is feeling; she explains that she feels safe in the unit and that she is worried she may hurt her friends if she is at home. Dr Abe suggests that they consider exploring options about returning home.[80]
William12 MarchPeter Barrett[73]A solicitor representingEddie Knight (Christopher Fairbank) andCharles Dunlane (Jack Chissick) at their trial for historicracially motivated murder. He informs Eddie that the trial has been delayed, which irritates Eddie. When court is ready to commence, Eddie tells William that he wants to wait until his son,George Knight (Colin Salmon), arrives to give a character witness statement. He arrives and in court, William invites George to read his statement; George provides a negative statement about Eddie, so William tries to stop it.[73]
Angela Lawal12 March − 26 November
(5 episodes)
Susan Anderin[73]A woman who attends the pre-trial ofEddie Knight (Christopher Fairbank) andCharles Dunlane (Jack Chissick) for the historicracially motivated murder of Henry Kofi Asare. Eddie's wife,Gloria Knight (Elizabeth Counsell), sees Angela from afar and wonders if she is related to Henry. During the trial, Henry's sonGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon), who was adopted by Eddie and Gloria, provides a negative statement about Eddie; Angela rushes out of the courtroom during it. George theorises that Angela is his biological mother.[73]Johnny Carter (Charlie Suff) gives George the woman's name and phone number; he calls her and leaves a message, so she arrives at his home,The Queen Victoriapublic house. George explains that he witnessed the attack and regrets not informing the police, before asking if she is his mother. Angela confirms that she is not his mother but her mother's friend. She tells him about his mother, Margaret Asare, and reveals that she died four months earlier after a long illness. She explains that they were nurses together and that he has two younger brothers, before offering to get in contact with them for him; he declines the offer. Angela tells George about Henry trying to collect him to bring him back toGhana and how Eddie told Margaret that Henry had collected George and ran away, devastating her. Angela reassures George that Margaret would have loved him and been proud of his life. Before leaving, she reveals that George's birth name is Kwame.[80] A month later, Angela is called to speak for the prosecution at Eddie and Charles' trial.[17] Angela returned in August with George's brothers fromGhana,Kobina (Jonathan Nyati) andKojo Asare (Dayo Koleosho);[81] however, she had failed to tell them their mother, Margaret Asare, had died earlier in the year.[81] She returns in November to attend George andElaine Peacock's (Harriet Thorpe) wedding.[82]
Agatha13 March − 30 September
(5 episodes)
Chloe Okora[80]A member ofYolande Trueman's (Angela Wynter) church group. She tells Yolande that there are rumours about her andPastor Gideon Clayton (Howard Saddler), who is married, being in a secret relationship.[80] At another session, Pastor Clayton invites Agatha to read a bible passage; she reads Hebrews 13:4, a passage about marriage and adultery. Yolande confronts her for making accusations about the Pastor, so Agatha refers to her as a "jezebel"; Yolande slaps her and leaves the group.[83] Agatha attends the Easter prayer group and talks to other members about being worried to return to the group. Yolande apologises, but Agatha repeats that she believes her and Pastor Clayton are having an affair, so Yolande leaves. Yolande leads a prayer at the group and then seeks out Agatha to apologise again, which she accepts.[71] Agatha attends the opening of the church's community food truck.[84]
Dr Trent18 MarchCai Brigden[85]A doctor who performs a check up onJade Masood (Elizabeth Green). He explains that he had hoped the antibiotics would have treated her chest infection by this point.[85]
Dr Nazir21–25 March
(2 episodes)
Aosaf Afzal[86]A doctor treatingJade Masood (Elizabeth Green) after her hospital admission. He speaks to Jade's father,Dean Wicks (Matt Di Angelo), and friend,Jean Slater (Gillian Wright) to explain he is concerned about her chest infection; Dr Nazir questions if she has been taking her antibiotics as prescribed. Jean offers to collect the antibiotics, which Dr Nazir agrees is a good idea; Dean is initially hesitant but relents. When he receives the antibiotics, Dr Nazir confirms they look correct.[86] Dr Nazir recommends keeping Jade in hospital for a few days to monitor her recovery, but Dean decides that she should be discharged early.[69]
Sandra21 MarchZoë Clayton-Kelly[86]A communitymental health worker who arrives atDenise Fox's (Diane Parish) home to check in following her release from amental health facility. She meets Denise's husband,Jack Branning (Scott Maslen), who reveals that Denise no longer lives at the home.[86]
Casey Quinnan25 MarchEmma Prendergast[69]A journalist from the Walford Gazette newspaper who asks to write a piece aboutDean Wicks (Matt Di Angelo) andJade Masood (Elizabeth Green) following Jade's charity fundraiser. Dean agrees to meet with Casey for an interview in the local café. She explains that it will be an inspiration piece about Dean and Jade's relationship as well as the power of a community. Casey discusses wanting to seek others' opinions too;Johnny Carter (Charlie Suff) offers to provide his opinion about Dean and gives Casey his contact card.[69]
DC Crawford25–26 March
(2 episodes)
Calum Finlay[69]Adetective constable who informsBen Mitchell (Max Bowden) that there is an international warrant for his arrest. He then arrests him for fraud committed in theUnited States (US).[69][87]
DS Moran26 MarchSophie Fletcher[87]Adetective sergeant who interviewsBen Mitchell (Max Bowden) after he is arrested for fraud committed in theUnited States (US). She informs him that his solicitor,Ritchie Scott (Sian Webber), is on her way.[87]
Tash28 MarchUncreditedA woman who is on a date withPeter Beale (Thomas Law). Peter introduces Tash toLauren Branning (Jacqueline Jossa), the mother of his son, andWhitney Dean (Shona McGarty). Peter and Tash attend Lauren's 30th birthday party at The Prince Albert bar; while Peter chats to Lauren, Tash begins talking to another man.[70]
Dr Carson2 AprilGabby Wong[88]A doctor who performs anultrasound onSonia Fowler (Natalie Cassidy) prior to herimplantation. She explains that her womb lining is not thick enough, but they can progress with the embryo transfer if she would like; Sonia is hesitant but her partner,Reiss Colwell (Jonny Freeman), wants to proceed so they do.[88]
Stella Clayton4 April − 2 October
(7 episodes)
Velile Tshabalala[89]The wife ofPastor Gideon Clayton (Howard Saddler) who takes overYolande Trueman's (Angela Wynter) food van project at her husband's request. He decides to put Stella in charge of the project after Yolande tells him that she feels uncomfortable due to his inappropriate advances. Stella takes Yolande's project folder, but she is unimpressed with it and calls it basic and old-fashioned. She adds that she may have a company interested in sponsoring the project.[89] As Pastor Clayton and Yolande set up a church charity fundraiser at the community centre, Stella watches and is rude towards Yolande.[90] The next day, Stella congratulates Yolande on the fundraiser; Yolande reveals that she is leaving the prayer group.[91] Stella attends the opening of the church's community food truck.[84] Yolande later sees Stella and Pastor Clayton, where they discussJordan Atkins' upcoming baptism.[92]
Judge Holt10–11 April
(2 episodes)
Rachel Atkins[17]The judge presiding over the trial ofEddie Knight (Christopher Fairbank) andCharles Dunlane (Jack Chissick) for the historicracially motivated murder of Henry Kofi Asare. AfterGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon) is questioned, Judge Holt calls a fifteen minute break.[17] She then oversees Eddie and Charles being found guilty.[20]
Zoe Marchant10 AprilHolly Jane[17]The prosecutingbarrister at the trial ofEddie Knight (Christopher Fairbank) andCharles Dunlane (Jack Chissick) for the historicracially motivated murder of Henry Kofi Asare. She questionsAngela Lawal (Susan Anderin) andGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon) on the stand.[17]
Uncle Gordon16 AprilJohn Peters[93]The uncle ofGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon), via his adoptive motherGloria Knight (Elizabeth Counsell). George invites Gordon to discuss Gloria's funeral, but instead Gordon brings George's belongings from Gloria's flat after being told to empty the flat by George's adoptive father,Eddie Knight (Christopher Fairbank).[93]
Rufus16 April − 14 May
(4 episodes)
Ian Gain[93]A doorman who deniesGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon) entry to an underground fight. George tries to fight Rufus, but is pulled away byPhil Mitchell (Steve McFadden).[93] Rufus later visits George the day after he engages in another underground fight. He gives George his winnings and offers him another fight for the following week.[94] At the fight, Rufus explains what will happen to George and gives him some encouragement, before leading him to the ring.[95] The opponent is revealed to be George's estranged son,Junior Knight (Micah Balfour), so George withdraws from the fight. Rufus is annoyed and demands that George repay him; Junior punches him and they escape.[96]
Levi17 April – 30 September
(9 episodes)
Mark Akintimehin[90]Apastor in training who attends the local church's community fundraiser, where he attracts the attention ofChelsea Fox (Zaraah Abrahams).[90] He attends the next prayer group, where he encouragesYolande Trueman (Angela Wynter) to stand up for recognition of her work.[97] Levi expresses concern for Yolande to Chelsea andDenise Fox (Diane Parish) after she misses some prayer group sessions.[98] Chelsea meets Levi to discuss a baptism for her son,Jordan Atkins, but a panicked Yolande interrupts to warn Chelsea away, believing she is withPastor Clayton (Howard Saddler). Levi and Chelsea calm Yolande down and he offers to call Pastor Clayton, which she declines.[99] Levi helps with the opening of the church's community food truck and joins Chelsea forSonia Fowler's (Natalie Cassidy) birthday drinks.[84] The next day, Yolande invites Levi to her home and informs him that Pastor Clayton sexually assaulted her. He assures her that the church will support her with the matter, and encourages her to report the assault to the police.[94] Levi explains to Yolande's husband,Patrick Trueman (Rudolph Walker), that he needs to performdue diligence surrounding the report. He reassures Patrick that he is taking the allegation seriously, but Patrick does not agree and leaves. Levi then visits Yolande to tell her about Patrick's concerns.[100] Yolande informs Levi that she and Patrick are going on a short holiday and asks if it will impact the investigation, but he assures her it will not.[95] Levi puts Yolande in contact withDelia Bennett (Llewella Gideon) and together they get Clayton convicted.[101]
Dolores17 AprilNatasha Williams[90]Two women who attend a prayer group led byPastor Clayton (Howard Saddler). After the group, Dolores is raped byPastor Clayton (Howard Saddler). She confides in Usha, who does not believe her as Pastor Clayton is much younger than Dolores. The scenes were part of a flashback set in 2001.[90]
UshaSedhar Chozam[90]
SarahZoë Aldrich[90]Sarah is a woman who has been sexually assaulted byPastor Clayton (Howard Saddler) and reports it to Daniel, a senior member of her church, who advises her not to take the allegation further. He explains that Pastor Clayton is transferring to another parish later that month anyway and she can be excused from attending services until then. The scenes were part of a flashback set in 2008.[90]
DanielDavid Cann[90]
RachelDebra Michaels[90]Rachel is a woman who has been sexually assaulted byPastor Clayton (Howard Saddler) and confides in her friend, Fiona. Rachel had begun attending church after her sister died and found Pastor Clayton to be supportive and patient. Rachel worries that she led him on and believes that a court would accuse her of initiating a consensual relationship, but Fiona reassures Rachel that she has done nothing wrong. The scenes were part of a flashback set in 2012.[90]
FionaAnnie Miles[90]
DC CarysHelen Keeley[90]Adetective constable who informsDelia Bennett (Llewella Gideon) that her report of sexual assault byPastor Clayton (Howard Saddler) is not being pursued by theCrown Prosecution Service due to insufficient evidence. DC Carys reassures Delia that she still believes her. The scenes were part of a flashback set in 2016.[90]
EmmaGabrielle Lloyd[90]A married couple. Emma has been sexually assaulted byPastor Clayton (Howard Saddler) and confides in Alec. He reacts angrily and tries to leave the house to confront Pastor Clayton, but is stopped by Emma who does not want him to get into trouble. The scenes were part of a flashback set in 2020.[90]
AlecEdward Peel[90]
Delia Bennett17 April – 28 June
(2 episodes)
Llewella Gideon[90]A woman who has been sexually assaulted byPastor Clayton (Howard Saddler) and reports it to the police.DC Carys (Helen Keeley) informs Delia that there is insufficient evidence for her report, so theCrown Prosecution Service are not proceeding with it. Delia becomes frustrated, feeling that nobody believes her. The scenes were part of a flashback set in 2016.[90] She appears in the present day when church elder,Levi (Mark Akintimehin) puts her in contact withYolande Trueman (Angela Wynter), who had also been sexually assaulted by Clayton and together they Clayton convicted.[101]
Dr Ahmed22 AprilHarj Dhillon[91]A doctor who treatsBritney Wainwright (Lola Campbell) after she suffers a head injury riding her bike. Dr Ahmed questions Britney's carer,Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty), about Britney's medical history as she experiences flashes in her vision. He later diagnoses Britney with type IIUsher syndrome and explains that there is no cure.[91]
PC GreenMartin Trenaman[91]Apolice constable who is working at the2024 London Marathon. WhenBilly Mitchell (Perry Fenwick) crosses the barriers to retrieve an engagement ring, PC Green arrests him for breaking safety protocols and stealing the ring. Billy then explains himself and why he is at the marathon to PC Green and after proving the ring belongs to him, he releases him.[91]
Ostrich ManNick Helm[91]A man dressed in an ostrich costume who is arrested during the2024 London Marathon and kept in a prison van withBilly Mitchell (Perry Fenwick). He tells Billy that he haskleptomania and stole a police officer's wallet. As Billy is leaving with his engagement ring, the man steals it from him and runs away.[91]
Gabby LoganHerself[91]Logan provides voiceover for the televised coverage of the2024 London Marathon, whichJay Brown (Jamie Borthwick) andHoney Mitchell (Emma Barton) are competing in.[91][102]
Lacey-Mae24 AprilElsie Rumble[103]A classmate ofBritney Wainwright (Lola Campbell) andLexi Pearce (Isabella Brown) who mocks Britney and her glasses. When Lacey-Mae insults her, Britney attacks her. Britney tells her foster mother,Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty), about the incident, so Whitney threatens Lacey-Mae and warns her to stay away from Britney.[103]
Wahida Idama29 AprilSonia Kaur[98]A woman who meetsWhitney Dean (Shona McGarty) andZack Hudson (James Farrar) to discuss having a child withUsher syndrome after their foster daughter,Britney Wainwright (Lola Campbell), is diagnosed with it. Wahida explains that her son, Eeman, has the disorder and provides Whitney and Zack with advice on how to support Britney.[98]
Mrs Rippon30 AprilJacqui Dubois[104]A teacher from Walford High School who meetsWhitney Dean (Shona McGarty) to discussBritney Wainwright (Lola Campbell), following herUsher syndrome diagnosis. Mrs Rippon is under the impression that Britney is Whitney's daughter, but after Whitney leaves,Reiss Colwell (Jonny Freeman) accidentally reveals that Britney is not Whitney's biological daughter. Mrs Rippon then informs social services.[104]
DC PorterDelasi[104]Adetective constable working in the child abuse investigations team who visitsWhitney Dean (Shona McGarty) after it is discovered thatBritney Wainwright (Lola Campbell), who is living with Whitney, is not her daughter. DC Porter andMabel Cole (Alicia Brockenbrow), a social worker, confirm that they are trying to speak to Britney's mother,Keeley Wainwright (Kirsty J Curtis), but they are concerned about Whitney lying about Britney's mother to her school. DC Porter explains that in the absence of Keeley, he has taken out apolice protection order to place Britney in emergency foster care.[104]
Mabel Cole30 April − 2 May
(3 episodes)
Alicia Brockenbrow[104]Asocial worker who visitsWhitney Dean (Shona McGarty) after it is discovered thatBritney Wainwright (Lola Campbell), who is living with Whitney, is not her daughter. After Britney explains that her mother,Keeley Wainwright (Kirsty J Curtis), has agreed to the arrangement, Mabel andDC Porter (Alicia Brockenbrow) confirm that they are looking for Keeley to confirm this. Mabel explains that they are not concerned about Britney's wellbeing, but rather Whitney lying about being Britney's mother to her school. Britney is taken into emergency foster care.[104] Mabel returns Britney the following day after Keeley confirms their story,[105] and agrees that Britney can be fostered by Whitney and her partner,Zack Hudson (James Farrar), after speaking to them.[99]
Olivia1 MayAlina Allison[105]A woman who is blackmailingNadine Keller (Jazzy Phoenix) for money. Nadine gives her some money in an envelope and Olivia asks for the rest of the money by the end of the week.[105]
Ivy2 MayRedd Lily Roche[99]A woman whoJay Brown (Jamie Borthwick) meets and flirts with in Peggy's nightclub. Jay takes Ivy to his office, where she offers himcocaine.Stevie Mitchell (Alan Ford) interrupts them, so Ivy leaves.[99]
Olly AlexanderHimself[99]Alexander arrives atThe Queen Victoria pub to see his friend,Johnny Carter, whilst rehearsing for his performance at theEurovision Song Contest 2024 nearby. He explains that they had met inManchester years previously. Alexander takes a selfie withBritney Wainwright (Lola Campbell) and chats withPenny Branning (Kitty Castledine).[99][106]
Dr Brady8 MayHelena Antoniou[94]A doctor who treats former boxerGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon) after he collapses. After performing a CT scan, she suggests that he may havechronic traumatic encephalopathy and that another knock from fighting may be fatal.[94]
Ebony9−16 May
(3 episodes)
Annika Whiston[100]Asocial media influencer who meetsDenzel Danes (Jaden Ledega) to film some fitness content.[100] Denzel's friend,Davinder "Nugget" Gulati (Juhaim Rasul Choudhury), films them at the gym, but Ebony becomes annoyed when he films landscape. She recommends to Denzel that they seek a more professional look.Amy Mitchell (Ellie Dadd), Denzel's girlfriend, andLily Slater (Lillia Turner) see Ebony buying condoms and talking about a party at Denzel's house.[95] Nugget interrupts another filming session between Ebony and Denzel, which frustates her.[107] Ebony later visitsThe Queen Victoria pub with Denzel, despite them both being underaged. They are interupted by Denzel's parents, so Ebony leaves quickly.[108]
Conrad9 MayIan Targett[100]Atherapist who has an online therapy appointment withGeorge Knight (Colin Salmon). George struggles with the session and leaves early.[100]
Dolly Dean-Hudson16–23 MayUncreditedThe daughter ofWhitney Dean (Shona McGarty) andZack Hudson (James Farrar). Whitney goes into labour whilst trapped in a food truck; she is freed and makes it to hospital, where Dolly is delivered.[107] Whitney learns that Zack has cheated on her, so decides to move toWakefield with Dolly andBritney Wainwright (Lola Campbell), her foster daughter.
Mrs Sakbar28−30 May
(2 episodes)
Viss Elliot Safavi[109]A doctor treatingNish Panesar (Navin Chowdhry) who informs his family that he hasviral myocarditis and will need a transplant. However, she warns him that the chances of receiving a transplant before he dies are slim.[109] Nish visits Mrs Sakbar days later for a consultation, joined by his son,Ravi Gulati (Aaron Thiara), and grandchildren,Davinder "Nugget" Gulati (Juhaim Rasul Choudhury) andAvani Nandra-Hart (Aaliyah James). Mrs Sakbar informs Nish that although he is eligible for the transplant list, his condition will deteriorate quickly and he would eventually require a portable oxygen tank.[110]
Ronan11 JuneDavid Nellist[111]The leader of anAlcoholics Anonymous group thatSharon Watts (Letitia Dean) takes her friend,Linda Carter (Kellie Bright), to. He encourages Linda to contribute to the session and reassures her when she talks about her experiences.[111]
PC Curnow20 JuneNathalie Pownall[112]Apolice constable who takesYolande Trueman's initial statement after she reportsPastor Clayton (Howard Saddler) for sexual assault. She explains that they will need to go asexual assault referral centre (SARC) to make a formal statement as evidence. PC Curnow offers Yolande whatever support she needs to make the statement.[112]
Abdul Houssain3 JulySanjiv Hayre[113]The husband ofMaya Houssain (Bharti Patel),[113] who she previously toldHarvey Monroe (Ross Boatman) was dead, but is revealed to be alive when Harvey goes to Maya's house after he discovered she had lied about where she lived.[113] When Harvey finds Abdul, he is terrified and Maya later reveals that Abdul was the man that Harvey's son,Aaron Monroe (Charlie Wernham) tried to murder in a racially motivated attack.[113]
Mason26 August – 22 October (4 episodes)Alex DraperAn 18-year old who is convinced to go toPeggy's along with his friend, Justin byAvani Nandra-Hart (Aaliyah James) on the night of the crowd crush. He later appears as Avani's secret boyfriend when they are caught kissing byBarney Mitchell (Lewis Bridgeman), who warns him that she is only 15 years old, which he ignores.
Doreen Coleman5 – 16 SeptemberSonia RitterAn older woman who is cellmates withSharon Watts (Letitia Dean) when she is sentenced to a week in prison for contempt of court. She becomes friends with Sharon and helps her when she runs into her old enemyChrissie Watts (Tracy-Ann Oberman).
Holly10 OctoberChloe Marshall[114]A woman who has been contactingDavid Wicks (Michael French). She video calls him and it is revealed that she is David's granddaughter via his son,Joe Wicks (Paul Nicholls).[114]
Tyrion Ahmed16–21 October
(3 episodes)
UncreditedThe infant son ofHabiba Ahmed (Rukku Nahar) andJags Panesar (Amar Adatia) who comes to stay with his paternal grandparents,Suki Panesar (Balvinder Sopal) andNish Panesar (Navin Chowdhry), for a few days.[115]
Jackie Fairhurst24 October −5 November
(2 episodes)
Joanna Bending[116]Asocial worker who responds to an emergency call fromJean Slater (Gillian Wright) aboutTommy Moon's (Sonny Kendall) violent behaviour. She visits Tommy and his parents,Kat Slater (Jessie Wallace) andAlfie Moon (Shane Richie), with DC Brian Perkins (Odimegwu Okoye). Through conversations with the family, they realise that Tommy poses a threat to his younger brothers,Bert and Ernie Moon (Elliot and Cody Briffett), as he has hurt them, so they place him in the care ofZack Hudson (James Farrar), a registered foster carer.[116] Jackie later arranges a meeting between Tommy, Kat and Alfie to discuss what will happen next for the family.[117]
DC Brian Perkins24 OctoberOdimegwu Okoye[118]A police officer who visitsKat Mitchell (Jessie Wallace) regardingTommy Moon's (Sonny Kendall) abusive behavior.
Felicity11 NovemberRose ShallooA friend ofHarry Mitchell's (Elijah Holloway) missing ex-girlfriend Shireen. She confides inPenny Branning (Kitty Castledine) her suspicions against him.[119]
Drew Peacock18–20 NovemberPaul Clayton[120]A drag queen who was hired forElaine Peacock's (Harriet Thorpe) hen do; however, it later transpired that Elaine and Drew knew each other and that he had an affair with her late husband, John Peacock when their daughter,Linda Carter (Kellie Bright) was young.

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  106. ^Saunders, Emma (23 April 2024)."Olly Alexander to bring Eurovision magic to EastEnders".BBC News.BBC. Retrieved28 December 2024.
  107. ^abExecutive Producer:Chris Clenshaw; Writer:Sharon Marshall]; Director: Jamie Annett (16 May 2024)."Episode dated 16/05/2024".EastEnders.BBC.BBC One.
  108. ^Executive Producer:Chris Clenshaw; Writer: Nadine Flynn; Director: Vito Bruno (12 June 2024)."Episode dated 12/06/2024".EastEnders.BBC.BBC One.
  109. ^abExecutive Producer:Chris Clenshaw; Writer: Katie Douglas; Director: Anwar Boulifa (28 May 2024)."Episode dated 28/05/2024".EastEnders.BBC.BBC One.
  110. ^Executive Producer:Chris Clenshaw; Writer: David Moor; Director: Anwar Boulifa (30 May 2024)."Episode dated 30/05/2024".EastEnders.BBC.BBC One.
  111. ^abExecutive Producer:Chris Clenshaw; Writer: Richard Davidson; Director: Vito Bruno (11 June 2024)."Episode dated 11/06/2024".EastEnders.BBC.BBC One.
  112. ^abExecutive Producer:Chris Clenshaw; Writer: Natalie Mitchell; Director: John Greening (20 June 2024)."Episode dated 20/06/2024".EastEnders.BBC.BBC One.
  113. ^abcdZammitt, Erin (2 May 2024)."EastEnders reveals huge Maya bombshell in early iPlayer release".Digital Spy.
  114. ^abDenby, Laura (10 October 2024)."Who is Joe Wicks in EastEnders? Character history explained after unexpected cameo".Radio Times. Retrieved11 November 2024.
  115. ^Executive Producer:Chris Clenshaw; Writer: James McDermott; Director: Richard Platt (16 October 2024)."Episode dated 16/10/2024".EastEnders.BBC.BBC One.
  116. ^abExecutive Producer:Chris Clenshaw; Writer:Daran Little; Director: Charlotte Conquest (24 October 2024)."Episode dated 24/10/2024".EastEnders.BBC.BBC One.
  117. ^Executive Producer:Chris Clenshaw; Writer: Katie Douglas; Director: Miguel Guerreiro (5 November 2024)."Episode dated 05/11/2024".EastEnders.BBC.BBC One.
  118. ^Crutchley, Joe (24 October 2024)."Axed soap star lands role in EastEnders as excited fans say 'best reason to watch'".Manchester Evening News.
  119. ^Zammitt, Erin (6 November 2024)."10 huge EastEnders spoilers for next week".Digital Spy.Archived from the original on 9 November 2024. Retrieved16 November 2024.
  120. ^Knight, Lewis (18 November 2024)."EastEnders casts Peep Show legend as drag queen Drew Peacock for Elaine shock".Radio Times.
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