EastEnders' Ronnie Branning is to fire her lawyer in an attempt to pay for her crimes. The disturbed blonde - played by Samantha Womack - is currently behind bars after admitting to swapping her ...

EastEnders fans are convinced that Ronnie and Roxy, played by Samantha Womack and Rita Simons, will return to the BBC soap ...

But four months after Ronnie Branning (Samantha Womack) swapped the dead body of her own baby James for Kat Moon's newborn Tommy, the troubled blonde is seen paying for her crime as she is jailed.

EXCLUSIVE: EastEnders' Ronnie Mitchell star Samantha Womack discussed how a comeback to Albert Square could work, following ...

EastEnders legend Samantha Womack has opened up about a potential return to the soap, following the return of Zoe Slater ...

The plot saw both Ronnie and Kat give birth on New Year’s Eve in 2010 but tragedy struck when Ronnie and Jack Branning’s son, James, died of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) the next day.

Ronnie Branning, who swapped her dead baby with Kat Moon's tot Tommy in THE most controversial EastEnders plot ever, apparently fires her lawyer after she's offered a lifeline. The disturbed ...

EXCLUSIVE: Despite being killed off of the soap eight years ago, EastEnders fans haven't given up hope on the possible return ...

To kick start their New Year viewing figures, EastEnders' producers and writers devised a dramatic storyline - two pregnant characters, Kat Moon and Ronnie Branning would give birth on the same day.

EastEnders' controversial baby swap storyline is to end with Ronnie Branning jailed. The shocking plot - which caused thousands of distraught viewers to complain to the BBC - will reportedly come ...

Ronnie Branning's day in court arrives in tonight's hour-long episode of EastEnders. Jack tries to convince his wife that they could go on the run to Mexico, while Michael continues to plot ...

Character Ronnie Branning was seen swapping babies in New Year episodes. The EastEnders cot death storyline is to be brought to an early end after more than 8,400 complaints to the BBC.