EastEnders’ Bianca Jackson reveals new plan in bid to expose killer Reiss’ hidden secret

BIANCA Jackson has come up with a scheming new plan to expose a hidden Walford secret in EastEnders.

Patsy Palmer returned to the show as Bianca earlier this week and she has already wreaked havoc around Albert Square.

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Her surprise re-appearance comes as she battles to save Sonia Jackson from being jailed for the murder of Reiss' wife, Debbie Colwell.

BBC viewers know that Reiss killed his own wife after being left in crippling debt.

Comatose Debbie required round the clock care and it had started to become a costly habit for Reiss.

Amid his new engagement and baby on the way with Sonia, Reiss decided that the best way to regain some control over his finances was to stop paying for Debbie's care and as such was forced to murder her.

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However, in a cruel twist, Sonia was jailed for the crime after being the last recorded visitor of Debbie.

Convinced something is amiss, Bianca has become hellbent on proving that Reiss has had some part to play in Debbie's death.

She has been seeking revenge in order to expose his true colours and has now come up with a cunning plan in order to get the truth once and for all.

Speaking to Kat in The Queen Vic, she at first appeared to insinuate that she had forgiven Reiss as she planned to move-in with him.

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Bianca said: "Guess what, I'm moving back into Sonia's.

"I'm going to be there 24/7, working on the campaign [to free Sonia] with Reiss."

Kat replied: "He'll love that!"

Bianca then continued: "Best thing that could happen for Sonia.

"Him and me living together, working together.

"Then, when that slimy little toad slips up, I'll be there to catch him."

Kat responded in shock at what Bianca was planning amid her belief that Reiss is innocent.

Bianca insisted: "He's hiding something Kat. I know he is.

"So, I'm going to move in there and I'm going to be his best mate and then I'm going to watch him crack.

Most complained about soap storylines

Over the years, all three of the main soaps have featured plots that have had even die-hard fans reaching for their phones and laptops so they can get in touch with Ofcom and complain. Here are just some of the most scandalous...

EastEnders baby theft: 13,400 Ofcom complaints - Back in 2011, EastEnders was flooded with complaints when Ronnie Branning (RIP) swapped her baby for the dead son of Kat Moon. The storyline drew the most number of objections in the soap’s long history and saw it roundly criticised by campaigners - with 13,400 flying in over the course of the storyline. Some viewers called it “distressing” and “horrific” but Ofcom ruled the scenes were not "unduly disturbing”.

Emmerdale dog-napping: 550 Ofcom complaints - Back in 2016, Ross Barton and Charity Dingle came up with a plan to steal a dog and hold it ransom - but viewers didn’t like it one bit. The nation’s pet owners rose up, insisting the storyline would encourage copycats (not to mention copydogs). Complaints over two episodes totalled a staggering 550 and soap writers quickly learnt you don’t mess with animal-lovers.

Coronation Street double murder: 546 Ofcom complaints - Marginally less people complained about a gruesome double murder than objected to a dog-napping plot when Pat Phelan was at the centre of a spate of killings. First he forced Andy Carver to shoot dead Vinny Ashford - and then Pat killed Andy. All the bloodshed back in 2017 proved to be too much for some viewers, who lodged complaints in vast numbers about the “violent scenes”.

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