Hullraisers

An important day has arrived for heavily pregnant Toni and Craig. Paula's worked hard to make it perfect, but Craig keeps finding things to moan about.

Toni's nemesis Leanne hosts a lavish gender reveal party, where Craig is subject to much female attention. Rana pursues the hottest man in Hull.

When her own mum is accused of being involved with a drugs gang, Rana rushes to figure out what's going on. So who better to help than Toni and Paula?

Toni decides to exercise her flirting muscles to teach Craig a lesson. Rana is determined to show a miserable policeman that Hull's not dull.

After Craig's shock proposal, Toni flees to Paula's DIY shop, much to Paula's annoyance. Police officer Rana is mistaken for a strippergram while on a death call.

In denial over her pregnancy, Toni focuses on Craig's mum's new boyfriend, who she reckons is a true crime villain. Rana is worried about the menopause after her mum tells her some harsh truths.

Toni feels like a new woman. Nothing can stop her now... Paula turns a corner with Ashley. And a failed hook-up leads Rana to discover that the meaning of life might not revolve around her libido!

Toni offers to run a baked goods stall at the school fair. Only problem is, she can't bake. At all. Paula discovers a saucy hidden talent, and Rana's competitive side comes out against Ashley.

Grace's flamingo-themed 5th birthday party is going smoothly - until she comes down with a case of flamingo-phobia. Can Toni turn things around with the 'help' of hungover Rana, the puking princess?!

Toni accidentally takes home Grace's classmate's Gucci coat - and instantly manages to stain it. Paula finds there could be advantages of getting sick. Rana's attempt at bonding doesn't go to plan.

Toni's on a mission to rekindle sexy-time with Craig - but there's always something (usually Grace) in the way.

Toni hasn't had a night out since Grace was born, Paula's tearing her hair out over Ashley's new boyfriend and Rana meets up with the Hull City player she met last night - realising too late that he isn't quite what