Wentworth

Housewife and hair stylist Bea Smith arrives at Wentworth as a remand prisoner charged with the attempted murder of her abusive husband.

A grief-stricken Will Jackson is obsessed with finding his wife's killer, Doreen makes a heartbreaking decision, and Erica Davidson is angling to fill the prison governor vacancy.

Bea finds herself coerced to take sides as the tensions between Jacs and Franky escalate, and new governor Erica Davidson initiates changes that upset the officers.

The stress of organizing a VIP event for Erica brings back shocking memories from peer worker Liz's past resurface and threatens to send her scuttling back to an old addiction.

Erica's pent-up feelings for Franky at work cause problems in her home life with her fiance, Liz lashes out when Doreen is offered the peer worker job, and Will Jackson becomes Wentworth's latest pin-up.

Vera Bennett tries to get closer to Fletch, vulnerable Toni is moved to a new unit and an inflammatory television news report angers governor Erica.

Jacs plots a chilling welcome as Franky leaves solitary confinement, Will reels from a revelation about his dead wife and Vera and Fletch consider the future.

The officers and women are on edge, aware of Jacs' downward swing in popularity, while Bea's is on the rise. They are waiting for the next round of reprisals. Franky continues to push Bea to confront Jacs.

Bea is distraught with shock and grief as the news of Debbie's death reaches the prison. The women's hearts go out to Bea, especially when Erica refuses to relax the rules to allow her to go to the funeral.

Meg's killer is revealed. Bea discovers that Jacs caused Debbie's death and takes revenge with deadly consequences.