But Sonia is struggling to write her eulogy.

Jacqueline Jossa reprises her role for these emotional episodes.

She hopes for some last-minute inspiration for the eulogy.

Colin Russell is also by Sharon's side.

Lord Michael Cashman reprises the role.

Jay can't officiate the funeral because he needs to support Lola at her latest radiotherapy appointment.

Kim becomes emotional.

It's a difficult day for Dotty.

Lord Michael Cashman and Letitia Dean.

The couple watch on.

Everyone on the Square comes together.

She still feels the pressure over the eulogy.

Curtains and blinds are closed on the Square as a mark of respect.

Walford's residents line the streets.

Sonia has carefully planned the funeral.

Dot's coffin continues to pass through the Square.

The final journey continues ahead of the service.

Afterwards, everyone makes their way to the funeral.

Will they put their differences aside today?

Does she feel ready to pay tribute to Dot?

The service is about to begin.

She's back for the funeral.

The pair reconnect.

The service is about to begin.

After giving it so much thought, she hopes to do Dot proud.

It's a touching speech.

The mourners all have their own happy memories of spending time with Dot.

He knows how worried she has been about the speech.

She has been thinking about her own friendship with Dot.

What does she have to say?

He rises to his feet.

Loved ones are brought together in this special moment.

The character, played by Jan Graveson, was last seen in 1991.

He's also proud of Sonia after her impressive efforts to celebrate Dot.

The occasion has brought back lots of familiar faces.

The burial takes place.

It's another emotional moment for everyone.

They share a quiet moment.

Show bosses wrote in this storyline as a tribute to June Brown, who died earlier this year at the age of 95.

Her wake takes place at The Vic.

The photos include some familiar faces from over the years.

The newcomer introduces himself as Dot's great-nephew.

It's time for a toast to Dot.

More heartfelt words are shared about Dot.

They're pleased with how the day went.

It's clear how many lives Dot touched over the years.

A fellow Walford legend.

She wants him to tell Linda the latest news about their wedding.

Lauren confronts Linda over the past.

It's a tense moment.

Gary Hailes reprises the role for the first time since 1989.

She asks Kathy about catering for the wedding, knowing that Linda is in earshot.

Janine's latest hurtful plan pays off.

The battle between her and Linda rumbles on.

He's unaware that Linda has already overheard.

Linda explains that she already knows.

She chooses not to be part of his panto auditions, but Tommy is on Team Alfie.

He asks Kat to change her mind.

He's starting the panto auditions.

As part of his efforts to win Kat back, he wants to cast her as Snow White, with him playing opposite as the Prince. But what will Sharon make of it all?

She wants Honey to be Snow White instead.

Their tensions are getting worse.

She later asks Mick to buy Linda out of the business.

Janine's latest demand is making life difficult for him.

He fears how Linda would react if she had to give up the business.

He tells Janine that he won't force Linda out, knowing that it would send her spiralling.

However, Mick comes up with another idea.

Alfie's ideas aren't going according to plan.

Can it all get back on track?