Is Cathy Hope leaving Emmerdale?

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Emmerdale when Cathy Hope (Gabrielle Dowling) left the village to stay with her brother Scott in the Lake District for an unspecified amount of time. The teen has been struggling badly with her health, having started to experience hormonal mood swings and heavy periods back in December. More recently, when treatment proved not to be doing the trick, she was diagnosed with premenstrual dysphoric disorder – a condition that will likely affect her for years.

Emmerdale fans think they have worked out who will be returning to the Dales after a big tease from the ITV soap's boss. Jane Hudson, Emmerdale's executive producer, told press earlier this month that a "familiar face" would be making a comeback.

Emmerdale fans think they have figured out which character is making a comeback to the village after the hit ITV soap's boss, Jane Hudson, teased the return of a "familiar face". Only recently, Jane told press, including OK! , that there will be "at least one" summer wedding on the hit ITV soap, including Charity Dingle and Mackenzie Boyd's. And the "familiar face" returning is linked to one of the weddings as they come back to the village for the nuptials.

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Laurel Thomas (Charlotte Bellamy) in Emmerdale, revealing the reason why he’s been so unhappy as of late. The teen, who moved in with Laurel earlier this year after she discovered he was being abused by homophobic dad Colin (Mark Noble), has been struggling in recent scenes, with Laurel knowing full well that there is something on his mind.

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been struggling with her health for months on Emmerdale. Mood swings that led her to feeling incredibly angry or depressed, coupled with painful and heavy periods, led to Manpreet (Rebecca Sarker) prescribing the pill to the troubled teen. This helped to manage the periods, but the mood swings continued and, if anything, got worse.

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school, she’s pushed her family away, and now her headteacher has some devastating news about the effect it’s had. The headteacher drops a bombshell on the fragile teen – it’s unlikely she’ll pass the year, so the best bet is to defer. Without a formal diagnosis she cannot get an access arrangement, which is key to her progressing into the next year.

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Emmerdale? We thought you might and therefore we’ve compiled a picture gallery, featuring all the spoilers for next week you could possibly need. But what’s in store for the villagers next week? It’s a tough one for the teens, that’s for sure. Marshall Hamston (Max Fletcher) joins Cathy Hope (Gabrielle Dowling), who is drinking her problems away, with the teens hoping that the booze will numb their pain.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment Writer SPOILER ALERT: This story discusses major plot points in the Season 3 finale of “The Mandalorian,” currently streaming on Disney+. It took all eight episodes of Season 3 for “The Mandalorian” to find its way back to itself, which is to say, back to Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) and his (now officially!) adopted child, Grogu. For most of Season 3, the core relationship of the series — the reason why “The Mandalorian” became an instant global phenomenon — was shunted aside in favor of tracking how Katee Sackhoff’s Bo-Katan Kryze rallied the estranged factions of Mandalorians to take back their devastated homeworld.  Audiences have not responded kindly. Legions of reviews, tweets and YouTube videos vivisected this season of “The Mandalorian” for being “detached,” “unsatisfying,” “sloppy” and “the worst.” What had been a loose and uncomplicated story of Din and Grogu’s ongoing adventures had become instead a sprawling narrative steeped in Mandalorian lore that was brand new (and, even worse, uninteresting) to most people watching. An ironic strength of the show — audiences projecting themselves into Din’s helmet in the absence of Pascal’s deeply expressive face — became a major liability, with episodes in which dozens of helmeted Mandalorians talked to each other in a dry, monosyllabic monotones, with nary a human face to be seen.

Calvin Harris and Vick Hope are reportedly planning to wed in an intimate ceremony in Ibiza this year.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Jung Ho-seok, better known as J-Hope, Tuesday became the second member of K-pop sensation BTS to join the Korean military. Approaching his 30th birthday, J-Hope attended an army camp at Wongju, south of Seoul, and is expected to begin five weeks of basic training there. Local news agencies reported a small crowd of fans, seemingly outnumbered by assembled journalists, waited outside the camp to wish him well. Their number was reported to be diminished by bad weather. Earlier, J-Hope had posted on the Weverse fandom platform words of encouragement and a pair of photos revealing his newly-shorn hair. “I love you all. ARMY, I will return safely,” he wrote. ‘Army’ in that sense is a reference to BTS’s legion of fans, rather than the Korean military services.

Emmerdale when she discovered that the reason she’s been suffering from serious mood swings and painful and heavy periods was Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder – and that it could affect her for decades. Upcoming episodes see her still struggling in the wake of this news and taking drastic measures to try to self-medicate her problems away. Cathy and her dad Bob (Tony Audenshaw) are deflated when her headteacher Miss Cathcart suggests that she should defer a year at school because she won’t be granted an access arrangement until she’s had a formal diagnosis, meaning that she won’t get special support from the school to help her continue her education while dealing with her condition.