Eden’s family reunion ends in an emergency dash to the hospital, as her friends rally Summer Bay in the hope of helping her.

 This week on Home and Away in Australia

Eden (Stephanie Panozzo) has been hoping for a stem cell transplant following her diagnosis with aplastic anaemia, but the search for a suitable donor has so far brought disappointment.

With siblings proving to be the best chance of a match, and sister Abigail (Hailey Pinto) unable to donate, Eden pinned her hopes on brother Levi (Tristan Gorey).

Last week, those hopes were dashed when his results ruled him out, alongside their parents and Eden’s husband Cash (Nicholas Cartwright).

Hoping to ease her loneliness, Cash and Levi arranged a socially distanced lunch outside the farmhouse, allowing Eden to spend some time with her siblings and Mackenzie (Emily Weir).

Yet the gathering also brought the news that Levi wasn’t a match, leaving Eden to admit to Cash that she’d been hoping her big brother would be able to save her.

This week, the strain is becoming increasingly difficult for Levi to bear. When Mac finds him sitting alone in the dark, he admits he’s struggling with everyone looking to him for reassurance.

He’s trying to keep Abby positive whilst facing questions from Eden about whether she’s going to die, and despite his medical knowledge, he cannot give her the answer she desperately wants.

After Levi fields another call from dad Jimmy (Aaron Jeffery), Mac suggests asking his parents to visit. But Levi dismisses the idea, insisting he’ll feel better about things after a good night’s sleep.

Meanwhile, Remi’s (Adam Rowland) dismayed to discover from Mali (Kyle Shilling) that Eden has left hospital without him knowing. Having been busy supporting Sonny (Ryan Bown) through his own difficulties, Remi feels increasingly removed from his best friend’s situation.

The following day, Remi, Mali and Sonny question Levi about Eden, and how they can go about finding out whether they could be donors.

All Levi can do is encourage them to get tested, pointing out that they could potentially help someone else even if they can’t help Eden. Yet his inability to answer other questions only reinforces his frustrations.

As Levi confides in Mac, she decides he needs more support than he’s willing to ask for. Slipping away to a quiet spot, she calls Jimmy and asks him how soon he could get to Summer Bay.

Levi continues poring over information about Eden’s illness, unable to stop imagining losing her.

When Jimmy unexpectedly arrives that evening, admitting that Mac invited him, Levi’s grateful that she went against his wishes.

Abby soon turns up, having been sent home by Mac in order to spend some time with her dad, and talk soon turns to whether Jimmy can see Eden. Levi’s cautious, but Abby persuades him that they can at least ask the question.

When Cash tells her Jimmy’s in town, Eden’s eager for another family get-together. Cash can see how exhausted she is, but reluctantly asks for Mac and the Fowlers to arrange a socially-distanced picnic.

In a promo for this week’s episodes, Eden begins to question what her illness means for Cash, pointing out that this isn’t what he signed up for.

Cash is unwavering in his response, telling Eden that marrying her was the best decision he ever made.

The family prepare a spot on the grass near the surf club, taking care to make sure Eden’s comfortable. Yet when Cash helps her out of the car, Jimmy gets a painful insight into just how unwell his daughter has become.

He keeps things positive for Eden’s sake, praising the stubborn streak he’s always admired, with Abby adding that they’re all impressed by Eden’s determination.

Audiences get to witness the Fowler siblings fighting so hard with such fierce love and care,” Stephanie Panozzo tells TV Week.

“There’s a deep strengthening in their bond and connection. These people are Eden’s strength, so to be isolated from them and the outside world really takes its toll.”

Whilst Eden enjoys being with her family, Cash’s concerns grow, and he admits to Mac that he’s worried they’re taking an unnecessary risk by bringing Eden here.

Having already lost his mother, father and sister, he can’t face the possibility of losing his wife too.

Cash’s fears become all too real as the picnic draws to a close. Eden is struggling to stay awake, and when Cash helps her back towards the car, she collapses into his arms.

Levi immediately calls an ambulance, and Eden is taken back to the hospital as her concerned family watch on.

Amelia (Nicole da Silva) explains to Cash that Eden’s blood and platelet counts are too low, and the treatment is also putting stress on her liver and kidneys.

With his wife facing another setback, Cash breaks down in tears during a moment alone.

He doesn’t know how to cope at all,” Stephanie continues. “His past trauma and fears around him being ‘cursed’ all bubble to the surface. The thought that ‘everyone I love gets sick and dies’ starts to play on repeat in his mind.”

The following day, Mali brings Remi and Sonny news of an opportunity to help—the blood donation trailer is due to visit Summer Bay.

The trio set about encouraging as many people as possible to attend, hoping their efforts could make a difference for Eden.

As the blood trailer is set up in the car park, Mali, Sonny, Remi and Lacey (Sophea Pennington) record a social media appeal to spread the message, urging people to give blood and join the stem cell donor register.

As word gets around, locals throw their support behind the appeal. John (Shane Withington) even prepares to confront his fear of needles in the hope of helping his neighbour.

Lacey does her bit by handing out flyers, but is less enthusiastic when Amelia offers to lend a hand. With Lacey still struggling to accept the doctor’s romance with her dad, working together could prove awkward.

Having heard about the blood drive, Cash has a surprise planned for Eden as she’s discharged from hospital.

“There’s something that will lift your spirits,” he tells her as they drive home, taking her to see the turnout at the blood donation trailers.

That’s all for you,” he explains to a touched Eden.

As the two remain in the car, Eden spots Remi amongst those who have come to donate.

She’s overcome with emotion as she waves to him, unable to get out and embrace her best friend.

Could Summer Bay’s efforts help bring Eden the match she so desperately needs?

Hollyoaks announces Theresa pregnancy test shock – but there's a big twist

 Cleo and Dodger are struggling with guilt.

Hollyoaks is set to air some dramatic scenes for Cleo McQueen and Dodger Savage as their affair is upended when they discover a pregnancy test.

Cleo and Dodger have been going behind Theresa's back for a while now, but they can't help feeling guilty when they find a pregnancy test in new scenes. The discovery leads them to believe that Theresa could be pregnant, with Cleo panicking as Dodger insists that they shouldn't jump to conclusions.

Meanwhile, a comment from Theresa fuels doubts that she could be expecting a baby. Later on, Theresa's daughter Kathleen-Angel is asked to perform at the live kiosk by Maddox, which makes her boyfriend Ant Hutchinson jealous.

Theresa and Dodger encourage her to perform a song for them, with her talent shining through.

Blown away by her daughter's talents, Theresa makes a comment about Kathleen-Angel chasing her dreams instead of having a child like she did, leading Dodger to question if Cleo could be right.

While the Channel 4 soap doesn't reveal who's pregnant at this stage, the new autumn trailer includes a scene where Kathleen-Angel is looking at a pregnancy test in the bathroom. Could it be her who's actually pregnant?

Meanwhile, the trailer has also confirmed that there are four suspects in Ste Hay's disappearance, with his ex-husband James Nightingale, Sienna Blake, Gemma Johnson and Ste's son Lucas all potentially involved.

These scenes will air next week.

EastEnders to revisit controversial romance after tragic Zoe Slater death

 Two figures rekindle their feelings for each other.

EastEnders will revisit a controversial romance just days after the tragic death of Zoe Slater. With several people from Walford in mourning, two figures will explore their feelings despite their own grief.

Zoe was found dead by her mother Kat during Thursday's (10 September) episode of the BBC soap, with the popular character succumbing to her injuries after she fell and hit her head earlier in the week.

The sad news of Zoe's death will slowly filter through to other members of the Albert Square community, with Jasmine Fisher and Josh Goodwin - Zoe's children - being in the thoughts of many.

Josh will also be involved in another storyline, as his storyline with Oscar Branning continues. The pair had a brief fling earlier this year, with the situation being confused by the fact that Oscar had already dated Josh's sister Jasmine.

Viewers already know from the New Year's Day flashforward episode that Oscar ends up being with one of the twins, and there are some moves to that eventuality across next week's episodes.

Though Oscar is nervous about speaking to Josh given their history, Patrick Trueman urges Oscar to reach out to his former flame given the situation. He eventually agrees, but it leads to a messy situation.

The pair struggle to contain their feelings for each other, and end up sharing a kiss. Oscar, however, is conflicted over his feelings, and abruptly severs his friendship with Josh - are they over for good?

It remains to be seen if Oscar and Josh repair their bond, but actor Joshua Vaughan - who plays the latter - admitted that the chances of a permanent relationship were "slim" due to their shared history.

I think the chances are slim, but I will wait and see how they're going to get on and if they're going to have the chats they need to have. But at the moment, only time will tell," he said. "I'd say the chances aren't looking the strongest,

"These guys have had a good rebound with each other three or four times now, and unfortunately it still hasn't worked out. I think we just need to sit down and have a good conversation, maybe have a group therapist involved and then everything can be okay!"

Harper and Dana’s time in Summer Bay comes to an emotional end, as the sisters decide that their future lies elsewhere.

Next week on Home and Away in the UK,

Harper (Jessica Redmayne) has been hiding with baby Archie since abusive ex-boyfriend Beau (Blake Richardson) returned to the bay in breach of his AVO.

Tane (Ethan Browne) ultimately helped the police catch Beau by using Harper’s phone to lure him into a trap, and he’s now being held on remand until his court date.

Although the DPP intends to pursue the maximum sentence, Harper remains terrified that Beau will eventually be released and come looking for her.

At the end of this week, she told Tane that she could never feel safe in Summer Bay again and had decided not to return home.

Next week, Harper explains that she can’t risk Beau finding either her or Archie once he’s released.

Tane argues that he can protect them if they remain close to him, but Harper points out that he can’t be everywhere at once.

Through her career as a social worker, Harper has helped other women disappear to escape abusive men—changing their phone numbers, deleting their social media and abandoning the lives they knew. She believes that leaving is now the only way to keep Archie safe.

Meanwhile, Dana (Ally Harris) is still trying to come to terms with Sonny’s (Ryan Bown) lies.

She agreed to give their relationship another chance last week, despite discovering that he had been dealing steroids for Beau and had taken the drugs again when his withdrawal became too much.

The fragility of their reconciliation became clear when Dana spotted Sonny taking painkillers and immediately assumed that he was using steroids again.

Although Sonny proved his innocence on that occasion, both were forced to acknowledge how much her trust in him had disappeared.

Sonny insists that they can repair the damage by communicating more openly, but Dana doesn’t know what else there is to say.

She ends their relationship and announces that she’s moving out, having accepted that she can’t spend her life second-guessing everything he tells her.

Dana later calls Harper to break the news, only to learn that her sister won’t be returning to the bay. When Harper asks her to pack up her belongings and bring them to the safe house, Dana decides to leave Summer Bay with her.

Returning to the pier apartment, Dana tells Sonny that she isn’t merely moving out—she’s leaving with Harper and Archie and doesn’t intend to come back.

As Dana emerges with her suitcases, Sonny begs her to reconsider. She assures him that she still wants the best for him and believes he can get his life together, but admits that it makes her sad that she won’t be around to see it.

Sonny tells Dana that he loves her and she admits that she still loves him too, but insists that she has to go.

She returns her engagement ring before they cling to each other in a tearful final embrace.

As their time together comes to an end, a heartbroken Sonny can only reflect that they were “pretty great” for a while.

Before she leaves, however, she knows there’s one more heartbreaking goodbye she has to face.

Dana finds John (Shane Withington) outside the surf club, and breaks the news that she’s decided to leave Summer Bay to join Harper.

When he learns that she’s going that very day, John asks whether there’s any chance of talking her out of it, but Dana makes clear that her decision is final.

The news hits particularly hard after Dana recently told John how much he meant to her.

Whilst discussing her wedding plans, she explained that she would have asked him to walk her down the aisle if he hadn’t already agreed to be the celebrant, adding that he had been more of a parent to her than her mum and dad ever were.

The conversation left them both grateful to have found each other.

John pulls Dana into a hug and he can’t contain his tears.

He tells her that she’s brave and an amazing young woman, adding that he hopes she finds what she’s looking for.

He promises that he’ll always be there if she needs him, whilst Dana admits how much she’ll miss him—and even his terrible jokes.

With both too upset to say any more, Dana makes her exit.

After leaving John, Dana makes her way to the home of Tane’s cousin Matiu, where Harper and Archie have been staying.

As he prepares to leave, Tane holds his son and asks him to take care of his mum. He promises that he’ll always show up for Archie and will be there whenever he’s needed.

Tane has arranged for Harper, Dana and Archie to remain at Matiu’s house for as long as necessary. Harper assures him that they’ll find somewhere new to live soon and promises that he’ll still be a big part of Archie’s life.

Their existing parenting arrangement will continue, even if reaching his son now takes considerably longer.

Tane tells the sisters that all he wants is for the three of them to be safe. When Dana assures him that the Matheson sisters always find a way through, he reminds her that they’re all family now and asks her not to forget it.

Tane reluctantly hands Archie back to Harper before embracing Dana, then kisses Harper on the cheek and hugs her goodbye.

Harper checks that Dana is certain about her decision, but Dana reminds her that they originally came to the bay so Harper could help her. Now it’s her turn to do the same for her sister.

Tane drives away, watching Harper, Dana and Archie in his rear-view mirror as he leaves, bringing the sisters’ chapter in Summer Bay to a close.

Home and Away is available to stream from 6am weekdays, with double bill episodes airing from 6pm on 5Star.

Here are the full spoilers for next week’s Home and Away episodes in the UK:

Monday 14th September (Episode 8782)

Alf refuses to budge.

Dana makes a big decision.

Tane confronts Sonny.

Tuesday 15th September (Episode 8783)

The Fowler siblings rally around Eden.

Sonny faces an uphill battle.

Tane’s anger spirals.

Wednesday 16th September (Episode 8784)

Mali gives Lacey a fresh perspective.

David panics.

Levi puts Eden first.

Thursday 17th September (Episode 8785)

Lacey confronts Amelia.

Zane puts pen to paper.

David is conflicted.

Friday 18th September (Episode 8786)

Zane’s anxiety spikes.

Lacey lashes out.

Leah doubts Marilyn’s choices