Dwelling and Away explosion offender to be caught out subsequent week

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Home and Away‘s Marilyn Chambers receives an important update about the Stunning Organics saga on UK screens next week.

Marilyn is among the Summer Bay residents who call for justice over the coming days, after her feud with the corrupt cosmetics company recently led to an explosion.

Someone connected to the business recently sent Marilyn a bomb that was hidden away in a Stunning Organics box. This caused carnage when Mali Hudson, John Palmer and Roo Stewart were all caught in the crossfire.

In upcoming episodes on Channel 5, Kirby Aramoana points out that the Stunning Organics CEO must have been responsible for the bomb, as he was asked to step down just a few weeks before the incident.

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Kirby shares her theory with Rose Delaney and claims that the police aren’t doing enough to track down the culprit. This annoys Rose, who feels Kirby added fuel to the fire during Marilyn’s public spat with Stunning Organics.

With their friendship left in tatters, Rose retreats to her police vehicle to avoid any further arguments with Kirby.

Marilyn steps in by pointing out to Kirby that they ignored police warnings and refused to back down on social media, which played a major role in the awful events that led to the explosion.

Kirby reluctantly takes this on board and apologises to Rose at the police station, where the friends reconcile.

Related: Former Home and Away star Demi Harman welcomes first child

Later in the week, the police learn that the former CEO of Stunning Organics has been spotted, so Rose rushes off to make an arrest.

Rose’s heroism wins her many admirers in the Bay and she seems to have shut down any doubts over how the police have handled the situation.

Marilyn is relieved when she later learns that the CEO is pleading guilty to causing the explosion, which will avoid a long and drawn-out trial.

Despite this, Marilyn struggles with the knowledge that Roo – who’s still on life support at a hospital in the city – is paying the price for what happened.

Marilyn feels even worse when she learns that Stunning Organics has appointed a new CEO and is continuing to trade as normal.

It’s frustrating for Marilyn and Alf to realise that it’s business as usual at Stunning Organics, despite all the trauma they’ve caused.

Check out more of our Home and Away coverage:

– Home and Away newcomers share teasers on Harper and Dana arrival

– Home and Away releases trailer for two new characters

– Home and Away to bring in two new characters in mystery story

– Home and Away reveals Roo Stewart outcome after shock explosion

– Home and Away‘s Felicity Newman makes positive step in devastating storyline

– Home and Away‘s Kirby Aramoana and Rose Delaney in major row over explosion

– Home and Away‘s Mali Hudson struggles with injury after explosion

Home and Away airs weekdays at 1.45pm on Channel 5 and 6pm on 5STAR. First-look screenings air at 6.30pm on 5STAR and the show also streams on My5.

Selected classic episodes are available via Prime Video in the UK.

Read more Home and Away spoilers on our dedicated homepage

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Daniel has been writing about soaps on Digital Spy since 2004 and took over as Soaps Editor in 2010.  
He has interviewed hundreds of soap stars over the years, from Bill Roache to Lacey Turner, and regularly visits the sets of Coronation Street, EastEnders, Emmerdale and Hollyoaks for behind-the-scenes trips and press events.  
He has served as an awards judge on numerous occasions for the likes of the BAFTA TV Awards, RTS Programme Awards and British Soap Awards. In 2020, he was Highly Commended for Best Section Editor at the BSME Awards.