Selfridge's goes Choc-tastic!

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Following news of a massacre in Belgium, there is an added impetus for men to join up and Harry, Grove and Crabb are concerned as many of the male staff decide to enlist. Agnes is upset to learn that her brother George is going to war, and Victor is also keen to sign up, but his Uncle Gio has a heart attack and his dying wish is for Victor to stay behind and take care of the family.

Rose, Mae and Delphine organise a Chocolate Sale in the Palm Court Restaurant to raise money for the Belgian refugees, and a chocolatier Jean Neuhaus talks to Miss Mardle at the event and she comes up with an idea to do her own bit to help.

Elsewhere, Henri meets mystery man Webb, and tells him that he will get his money when he can, but things start looking up for the Frenchman when Harry offers him a highly-paid post as his deputy and a place to live.

Meanwhile Mae's maid Pimble spies on Loxley as he carries out more dodgy deals and Frank, who has landed his own newspaper column, tries to get information about Loxley's work with the Procurement Committee.

 

Caren Clark

Caren has been a journalist specializing in TV for almost two decades and is a Senior Features Writer for TV Times, TV & Satellite Week and What’s On TV magazines and she also writes for What to Watch.

Over the years, she has spent many a day in a muddy field or an on-set catering bus chatting to numerous stars on location including the likes of Olivia Colman, David Tennant, Suranne Jones, Jamie Dornan, Dame Judi Dench and Sir Derek Jacobi as well as Hollywood actors such as Glenn Close and Kiefer Sutherland.

Caren will happily sit down and watch any kind of telly (well, maybe not sci-fi!), but she particularly loves period dramas like Call the Midwife, Downton Abbey and The Crown and she’s also a big fan of juicy crime thrillers from Line of Duty to Poirot.

In her spare time, Caren enjoys going to the cinema and theatre or curling up with a good book.