Emmerdale spoilers next week - surprise return, desperate revenge and a big health decision

Emmerdale actress Beth Cordingly was warned by her partner Ian Kelsey about one vital thing when working on the ITV soap. Ian, 57, played Dave Glover in the Yorkshire Dales for three years until 1997, while Beth, 47, joined the cast just this year as Caleb Milligan's estranged wife Ruby Fox-Milligan, who is the mother of Nicky Milligan. Speaking to The Mirror ahead of some major scenes unfolding next week, Beth revealed how Ian pre-warned her specifically about the set's furniture.

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 viewers think they've figured out how Ruby Fox-Milligan, played by Beth Cordingly, will meet her downfall. Ruby made a dramatic entrance earlier this year as Caleb Milligan's estranged wife and quickly made enemies.

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.

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.

Viewers of ITV's Emmerdale think they've figured out a heartbreaking secret about Ruby Fox-Miligan and Caleb Dingle's relationship, predicting a chilling twist in the plot. Fans have started questioning if there's a darker meaning behind Ruby's recent nasty behaviour towards her husband, Caleb.This week, Ruby's bossy antics towards Caleb and mean actions to others sparked worry among fans. After causing drama and pushing Caleb away from the Dingles for weeks, she was overjoyed when she finally made the entire family turn against him.

Emmerdale star Laura Norton has been responding to negative comments about her character's return to the village. The actress has reprised the role of Kerry Wyatt in the ITV soap with her first scenes back airing on Thursday night (March 7).

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.

Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) is on edge with her operation coming up in Emmerdale spoilers, but still only allows herself two weeks off from work at the Woolpack. Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller) fears his mum isn’t facing up to the reality of the upcoming surgery. However, it’s Paddy Kirk (Dominic Brunt) who manages to get Chas to open up and she reveals she’s fearing the worst.

With her glowing skin, glossy hair and infectious smile, Lucy Pargeter radiates relaxed Hollywood glamour at our OK! Magazine photoshoot. So we can’t believe it when the Emmerdale beauty tells us that in real life, dressing up just isn’t her thing. “I’m not a girl,” confides Lucy.

It’s been a tough time for Emmerdale’s Chas Dingle (played by Lucy Pargeter). Not only has she been diagnosed with breast cancer, she’s also been told that she’s a carrier of the faulty BRCA2 gene. The beloved Emmerdale character was devastated by her diagnosis earlier this year, and then had to break the news to her family.

Emmerdale star Natalie J Robb has shared an important message to viewers after sharing how she faced her own health scare amid the soap's latest hard-hitting storyline. The actress appeared on ITV's Lorraine on Friday (March 1) alongside her co-stars in a behind-the-scenes look at upcoming scenes.

Emmerdale's Tom King, played by James Chase, might be in for a rough ride, according to fans. He returned to the Dales last year after a decade in Saudi Arabia and quickly rekindled his romance with Belle, played by Eden Taylor Draper.The pair tied the knot earlier this year and have just returned from honeymoon, but viewers have seen Tom emotionally abuse Belle recently.The ITV soap has confirmed it will explore the nature of coercive control in a domestic abuse plotline.

More heartbreak was in store for the Dingles in Emmerdale as Chas Dingle revealed more details about her breast cancer diagnosis. She told her loved ones the faulty BRCA2 gene was the reason behind her diagnosis in sad scenes, leaving her brothers, Cain and Caleb, as well as son Aaron fearing for their futures. Chas has been diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer, with Emmerdale working with Breast Cancer Now for the emotional storyline.The devastating news came after her mother, Faith Dingle, tragically passed away in 2022 from breast cancer.

Emmerdale star Lawrence Robb, who plays Mackenzie Boyd on the ITV soap, has taken to social media admitting he's "crazy" over a new venture away from the Dales. The actor took to Instagram to give an update.

When Laura Norton returned to Emmerdale after maternity leave, it’s fair to say she was a bit nervous about getting back to work. She had done it once before in 2020 after having her son, Jesse. And now she’s back after having her daughter Ronnie in 2022, but leaving two babies at home while getting back on set felt different for Laura.

The Dingles are at war in latest Emmerdale spoilers as Nate Robinson (Jurell Carter) seeks revenge on Caleb Miligan (William Ash) after bedding his wife. Nate is encouraged by Cain Dingle (Jeff Horley) and Moira Barton (Natalie J Robb) to return to work and exercise his rights as a partner in the car firm - along with Caleb. Caleb attempts to clear the air with Nate - but he’s no longer interested in engaging with his uncle.

Emmerdale has confirmed Kerry Wyatt's return to the village - and she makes quite the entrance. It's been over a year since the character, played by Laura Norton left the village in late 2022 in the wake of her fiancé Al Chapman's death.

Fans of ITV's Emmerdale have shared their confusion after Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) managed to visit Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb) in hospital. Charity had been being questioned by police after she accidentally stabbed Mackenzie, but headed straight to visit Mackenzie after police released her. Charity has been suffering from hallucinations and nightmares since she killed Harry Harris (Robert Beck) on Christmas Day in order to keep Mackenzie safe.