Emmerdale spoilers next week - health bombshell, terrifying sabotage and favourite fleeced

Emmerdale fans are convinced Ella Forster has an existing link to the village as they also demanded Liam Cavanagh ditch her for Chas Dingle. The character, played by former Coronation Street star Paula Lane, was first introduced to the ITV soap earlier this year during a veterinary ball.

Emmerdale viewers were left saying the same thing after watching an Aaron Dingle scene in the ITV soap on Monday, 1 April. Aaron had been keeping his test results secret from his mum Chas Dingle after finding out he had inherited the BRCA2 gene. Chas has decided to have a mastectomy, but was unaware that her son also tested for the gene.

There are returns, goodbyes, and news of whether a 'missing' resident will return to the cobbles all in Coronation Street next week. It starts when David Platt tells Maria Windass that if she doesn’t return to work very soon, Audrey Roberts will look to replace her.

There are some shocking events for many of the village's residents in Emmerdale next week. It starts when Liam Cavanagh desperately tries to cover the truth of Aaron Dingle's real result in the gene test in the face of his mum Chas' probing questions.

Emmerdale star Lawrence Robb has shared a plea with his fans after telling them: "This is beyond difficult!" While the actor has had a busy time of it playing Mackenzie Boyd in the ITV soap, he revealed last month that he's also got his work cut out off-screen.

Emmerdale's Paddy Kirk, played by Dominic Brunt, has a fascinating life off-screen, including a famous wife and an unusual side job. Paddy, who has been a staple on Emmerdale since 1997, has been married to characters Mandy Dingle, Emily Dingle, Rhona Goskirk, and Chas Dingle on the show. However, in real life, Dominic is happily married to fellow soap star Joanne Mitchell, and they have two sons together.

Emmerdale will air a sad death next week with Paddy Kirk among those quick to make an emotional tribute. Spoilers for the upcoming scenes reveal that the villagers will be informed of the death of Pearl Ladderbanks.

Emmerdale favourites Paddy Kirk (Dominic Brunt) and Mandy Dingle (Lisa Riley) could be hearing the sound of wedding bells soon as Paddy is set to propose in the episode airing on Wednesday 27 March.Their relationship has been rocky recently with Paddy sharing a kiss with his soon to be ex-wife Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter). However, that drama is just a drop in the ocean compared to what the couple has been through from affairs to awful betrayals and second chances. It all started in 1997 when Paddy arrived in the Emmerdale village - where Mandy had been living since 1995, and she pretty much fell in love with him straight away.

It's been 23 years since they walked down the aisle in one of Emmerdale's most iconic weddings, and now Paddy Kirk and Mandy Dingle could be set to tie the knot once again.The soap favourites have had a tumultuous romance over the years, which has seen them split and rekindle many times. Mandy and Paddy have hit a rocky patch recently, with Paddy letting his partner down. He failed to stand up for her against a business associate and then went on to cheat on her by kissing ex Chas Dingle - leading to some tough moments for Mandy.

Emmerdale fans have been issuing a plea over Aaron Dingle as he was seen lying about his recent test results. The Dingles have recently been rocked by the news that Chas has breast cancer.

Emmerdale's Paddy Kirk has had more than a few lifetimes' worth of drama in the Dales set soap, so it wouldn't be surprising if actor Dominic Brunt was starting to look his age, plus a couple of years. But despite Paddy's four marriages, various affairs, bereavement and his recent mental health struggles, he is still looking very fresh faced - and fans can't believe Dominic's real age.

Emmerdale viewers have shared their confusion after Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) underwent major surgery in an emotional episode.The Woolpack landlady opted to have a double mastectomy after she was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer - the same type of cancer that her mother Faith died of. Chas underwent the procedure in Thursday's (14 March) episode of Emmerdale. Her son Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller) and brother Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley) were both at the hospital supporting her.

A Scots health board has been targeted in a "focused and ongoing" cyber attack.

Emmerdale star Danny Miller has admitted playing the bad boy can be 'tedious' after his return to the ITV soap as Aaron Dingle sparked complaints. The actor reprised his much-loved role back in October after bowing out of the long-running show after 13 years almost two years earlier.

Emmerdale's Aaron Dingle is set to be hit with a health bombshell in upcoming scenes and the news left Danny Miller fearing he'd be 'killed off' after returning to the show last year. As viewers of the ITV soap know, Aaron's mum Chas is currently facing her breast cancer diagnosis.

The Dingles brace themselves for bad news as they discover whether or not they are carriers of the BRCA2 gene after Chas Dingle’s (Lucy Pargeter) diagnosis in latest Emmerdale spoilers. Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley), Caleb Miligan (Will Ash) and Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller) prepare themselves to open their test results after the news that they could carry the BRCA2 gene. Moira Dingle (Natalie J Robb) is relieved when Cain tests negative, but Cain can’t help but feel guilty about Chas' ordeal.The Miligans are all pleased when Caleb tests negative - which means Nicky Miligan (Lewis Cope) is in the clear too.

It's fair to say the police are busy in Coronation Street next week with PC Craig Tinker joined by DS Swain for their next big case since the escape and then death of serial killer Stephen Reid last year.

Chas Dingle faces her cancer operation next week before a surprise kiss in Emmerdale. When she only allows herself two weeks off on the Woolpack roster, her son Aaron worries that she’s not facing up to the reality of her upcoming surgery after she decided to undergo a double mastectomy following her cancer diagnosis.

Emmerdale star Lucy Pargeter has spoken about her future on the ITV soap as her character Chas Dingle faces a breast cancer diagnosis. Chas recently discovered she has the faulty BRCA2 gene after being told she has breast cancer earlier this year.

Emmerdale's Lucy Pargeter, who plays Chas Dingle, has spoken out about her character's recent breast cancer diagnosis, having the faulty BRCA2 gene, and the decision to have a double mastectomy.The storyline has left some fans worried that Lucy might be leaving the show, just like her on-screen mum Faith Dingle (Sally Dexter) did during Super Soap Week after her own cancer diagnosis. However, Lucy has reassured viewers that she has no plans to leave Emmerdale, saying she'd have to be forced to step away from the role as she said: "I'll stay as long as they'll have me." She told MyWeekly magazine: "I don't think I will ever make the decision to leave myself.They'll have to write me out, but even then they'd have to drag me out kicking and screaming! I've got a job that I love and I'll stay as long as they'll have me." Lucy also shared how emotional it was to film such a significant storyline, admitting she ended up "welling up" over the scenes.