Elaine Knight (played by Harriet Thorpe) has proven she is simply not a woman to be messed with on today's (23rd December) EastEnders.

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Having discovered Cindy's (Michelle Collins) confession to sleeping with Junior (Micah Balfour) while still being in love with his dad, George (Colin Salmon), Elaine was a mixture of furious, upset, and out for revenge on her long-term love rival.

She set about revealing what she knew to Cindy after mulling the recording over throughout the weekend.

Cindy got a text from a random number, saying it was Junior who'd lost his phone and wanted to meet her at a certain time and space.

Of course, the doting lover went straight there, but when Junior didn't turn up, she began to get a bit concerned.

Elaine rocked up, and revealed she was the one who sent the message and knows all about Cindy's sordid secret - and she'd be telling George that night at dinner.

No matter how hard Cindy begged for her to not say anything, Elaine was determined - after all, she owes her nothing.

When it came to the meal, Elaine prepared to make a speech at the Knight household, but George beat her to it and declared 2024 has been a tough year, but he's a happier man after everything he's been through.

Elaine felt terrible and went round to Cindy's to tell her she hadn't told George and wasn't planning on doing so - that is, if she cleared out of Walford and never spoke to George ever again.

What will Cindy do with this lifeline?

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Helen Daly
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Helen Daly is the Associate Editor for Radio Times, overseeing new initiatives and commercial projects for the brand. She was previously Deputy TV Editor at a national publication. She has a BA in English Literature and an MA in Media & Journalism from Newcastle University.

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