Home and Away's Marilyn Chambers receives a police warning amid death fears

 Cash is worried for Marilyn's safety.

Home and Away's Marilyn Chambers is left fearful on UK screens next week, as the police advise her to keep quiet about Stunning Organics.

Marilyn has been receiving sinister threats since speaking out against the corrupt skincare company, but she has always refused to be silenced by their intimidation tactics.

In next week's episodes on Channel 5, Marilyn's campaign against the business hits new heights when a national newspaper publishes an interview with her.

Roo Stewart proudly informs Marilyn that her tell-all exposé has gone viral – and that more news outlets would like to bring her in for paid interviews.

Marilyn's other close friend Irene Roberts is more cautious over the situation, worried that she could be risking her safety by continuing with the press coverage.

It seems that Irene could be right, as Marilyn's phone buzzes with a threatening message.

Roo and John Palmer both accompany Marilyn to the police station so that she can report the latest sinister developments.

Local policeman Cash Newman tries to trace the source of the message, but he hits a dead end.

As Cash admits that there's nothing more he can do for the time being, he instructs Marilyn not to do any more interviews about Stunning Organics as the top figures in the company are clearly dangerous people.

Marilyn struggles with this request, having clung to the belief that she was making a difference by speaking out.

Once again taking matters into her own hands, Marilyn asks Kirby Aramoana to help her record a video which exposes the CEO as a bully and a coward.

Shortly afterwards, a mysterious package arrives from Stunning Organics, which is addressed to Marilyn. It appears that the dangerous situation is about to reach a dramatic conclusion.