Home and Away's Felicity Newman faces emotional new scenes with Cash

 She faces a big choice over meeting Jeremy.

Home and Away's Felicity Newman faces a difficult decision on UK screens next week after receiving unexpected news about her attacker.

Felicity is shocked when she learns that Jeremy Holding wants to meet with her as part of a Restorative Justice programme, where victims of crime get the opportunity to meet the perpetrators and hold them to account for their actions.

With her husband Tane Parata away visiting his family in New Zealand, Felicity seeks advice from other sources.

Felicity's best friend Eden Fowler suggests that it's a bad idea, but her brother Cash admits that he has known Restorative Justice to help bring closure to survivors.

Cash then arranges for Felicity to meet Summer Bay newcomer Harper Matheson, who has further insight to share from her career as a social worker.

Harper confirms that she has seen Restorative Justice work for victims of crimes, but she adds that it's not the best option for everyone.

Mackenzie Booth also offers her thoughts on the situation, explaining that she'd go ahead with the meeting if she were in Felicity's shoes.

Later in the week, Felicity considers an alternative by asking Cash what happened to the full footage that Jeremy was using to blackmail her.

Felicity suggests that she could get the answers she needs from watching the footage, removing the need to meet Jeremy.

Cash has seen the footage of Jeremy's other victims being attacked and initially advises not watching the video of her. However, when Felicity insists on it, Cash heads to the police station to reluctantly make the arrangements.

Felicity is left alone to review the footage, but at the last minute, she decides that she can't go through with it.

In a conversation with Cash, Felicity realises that Restorative Justice may well be her best option to get closure after all. Will she agree to the meeting?