Hollyoaks spoilers: An oblivious Ste Hay is being manipulated by sinister Stuart Sumner
Ste Hay is being groomed by Jonny's boss Stuart Sumner to be part of a far-right extremist group
Ste Hay continues to be manipulated by Jonny’s boss Stuart Sumner (Chris Simmons).
Ste (Kieron Richardson) sets off for a football match with Stuart, Jonny Baxter (Ray Quinn) and their friends and is pleased to have finally met a group of people he believes understand and accept him.
However Ste is unaware of Stuart and Jonny’s true motivation. They have actively targeted him to join their Far-right extremist group as they recognise his vulnerabilities and are grooming him to be part of their anti-Muslim organisation.
Stuart takes Ste under his wing and tells him it doesn’t matter to him whether he’s gay or an alcoholic, he understands him and feels a connection with him. However while they are talking, Jonny and his friends are involved in a racially motivated attack outside the football pitch.
Meanwhile at the Maalik’s Aunty Kameela has prepared a traditional Indian lunch with Farrah (Krupa Pattani), Sami (Rishi Nair), Imran (Ijaz Rana) and Yazz (Haisha Mistry).
Sami's not pleased when he discovers that Kameela has also secretly invited Liberty (Abi Phillips) along too.
Meanwhile Farrah invites Grace (Tamara Wall) along as her special guest.
As the group all sit down to eat, a discussion gets underway about what being a British Muslim means to different members of the family. Will the meal be harmonious or will tempers and tensions flare?
Hollyoaks is shown weekdays on C4 at 6.30pm with the next episode following on E4
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