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EastEnders gas explosion details revealed as tragedy strikes for one family and Steven takes drastic action The Mirror EastEnders heartbreak as flowers left outside Queen Vic following huge explosion but who has been killed? sastaloha @criminalplaza This clip is from a 2008 episode of the British soap opera EastEnders. It shows the character May "Mad May" Wright (played by Amanda Drew) lighting a cigarette in a BBC EastEnders viewers left gobsmacked as Ben Mitchell randomly sparks up a cigarette My London Watch horror moment huge explosion rips through Queen Vic leaving EastEnders fan favourite feared dead EastEnders icons death 'sealed' after 40 years as Queen Vic explodes Plymouth Live

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