The Archers

Original version

BBC Radio 4 FM

BBC Radio 4 is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 30th September 1967. It replaced BBC Home Service.

BBC Radio 4

Radio 4

Radio 4 (FM)

Podcasts

Drama: Soaps

BBC Radio 4 LW

The Archers: 07/09/2022

07/09/2022

BBC Radio 4 - The Archers, 07/09/2022

Brad has a confession to make and there’s a shock for Russ.

Tracy keeps trying Chelsea’s phone to no avail and no-one’s seen or heard from her.  Tracy checks Chelsea’s room once more to see if she’s missed any clues. When Brad goes up to investigate, he stops Tracy in her tracks when he says he may know something that might help; he thinks Chelsea had a crush on Russ.
Tracy surprises Lily and Russ when she turns up unexpectedly at Lower Loxley.  She accuses Russ of taking advantage of a teenager with a crush on him.  He must’ve won Chelsea’s trust when he tutored her and then made his move at the rave.  She wonders if Chelsea told Russ she was pregnant.  As Russ tries to deny it Tracy leaves, saying she’s going to the police.  Lily’s unsettled and later admits to Freddie that she wonders if Russ could actually have done it – Freddie used to call him a cradle snatcher.  When Russ gets back from the police station Lily asks if there was anything going on between him and Chelsea.  Is this what he does – gets bored and seduces teenagers?  Russ tells her he’s had enough, but stops when Lily says she had felt so guilty after… Russ fills the gap and guesses that Lily slept with someone.  Lily admits it was a stupid one-off with Sol.  When Russ asks when it was, Lily retorts when did he get a 17-year-old girl pregnant?  As Lily goes, Freddie appears and offers to talk to Lily.  Russ says it’s too late to do anything.  He’s done with Lily.  It’s over.

Intelligent speech, the most insightful journalism, the wittiest comedy, the most fascinating features and the most compelling drama and readings anywhere in UK radio.

Accessibility links

Programme Index

The Archers

07/09/2022

Genres

Brand

BBC Radio 4 FM

About BBC Radio 4