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Emmerdale fans fear that death could be on the horizon for Lydia Dingle (Karen Blick) who was raped by her childhood sweetheart Craig (Ben Addis) after he arrived in the village.The pair had a son who died as an infant when they were teens and Lydia took him to the site where she scattered his ashes, becoming emotional. When they later went back to his office, Craig sexually assaulted Lydia and she has only just opened up about the ordeal. Following her terrifying ordeal, she was accused by Mandy Dingle (Lisa Riley) of cheating on her husband Sam (James Hooton), but before she could explain what had happened to her, Lydia stormed out after she screamed at Mandy, saying: "I would never, ever cheat on Sam or do anything to hurt him.

Emmerdale star Beth Cordingly has shared a gushing tribute to her 'beautiful' actor beau after revealing she is 'very in love'. The actress made her first appearance in the Dales at the start of the year as Ruby Fox-Milligan, the wife of Caleb Milligan and mother to their son Nicky.

Emmerdale fans are predicting a shocking death twist in an upcoming revenge plot. Viewers will remember that the new character, Rose, made her first appearance on Thursday night (April 25), with her true connection and secret quickly unveiled. During the episode, Will Taylor didn't mention her to his wife Kim Tate, raising questions about his secretive behaviour.

Emmerdale fans claim to have spotted Kim Tate making a 'silly' mistake' as she was left disgruntled by the appearance of her husband Will Taylor's ex. Viewers saw Rose, played by Christine Tremarco, make her first appearance on the ITV soap last week where she was seen in the hospital following an accident.

The drama continues in Emmerdale next week with Gus finally facing his fate for stealing Rhona's embryos, a new couple suffers heartbreak and there's an arrival from one character's past that could cause shockwaves.

Emmerdale producer Laura Shaw has teased dramatic spring storylines that will change the lives of lots of characters in the show – and there’s a new face in the village too. Laura teased that newcomer, Rose, will arrive very soon. While Rose is a stranger to most people in the village she is someone from Will Taylor’s (Dean Andrews) past.

Award-winning actress Christine Tremarco is set to make her mark on ITV's beloved soap opera, Emmerdale, with her debut appearance slated for later this month. Christine will step into the role of Rose, a lively and spirited character with connections to Will, the husband of Emmerdale stalwart Kim Tate, played by Claire King.

Emmerdale viewers were left unimpressed when a scene in tonight's episode saw Kim Tate (played by Claire King) involved in an awkward gaffe at the Woolpack pub. Mary Goskirk (Louise Jameson) was in the middle of an upsetting situation with on-off love interest Suzy Merton (Martelle Edinborough) as the latter asked her if there was still anything between them in the middle of the working day. Put on the spot, Mary struggled to answer and ended up lying about her true feelings, before returning to the kitchen to carry on cooking lunch for all the village punters.

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 star Dean Andrews took to social media to give a health update from his hospital bed. The 60-year-old actor has been rushed to undergo surgery as he gave the update on Thursday.

Emmerdale star Dean Andrews, who plays Will Taylor on the ITV soap, has revealed he has been in hospital undergoing surgery as he shared a photo of himself in a medical gown.The soap star, 60, shared a snap from his hospital bed on Thursday as he attempted to reassure his loyal fans by giving a thumbs up sign to the camera with a soft smile. He shared more details in a caption. He wrote: "Surgery went well.

Emmerdale fans reckon they've figured out who Ruby Fox-Miligan (Beth Cordingly) is really after with her revenge plot, and it's not who you might think. During Monday's episode, Ruby asked Kim Tate (Claire King) for help to get her own back on Caleb Miligan (William Ash), even though she'd just declared Kim an enemy.The pair bumped into each other in the village, and Ruby found out about Kim's past with her husband Caleb . Caleb and Ruby had only just got back together after planning to get divorced, but then things went wrong when Ruby revealed Caleb's affair.The Dingles have turned their backs on Caleb after finding out he was having an affair with Nate Robinson's (Jurell Carter) wife, Tracy Robinson (Amy Walsh).

Beth Cordingly made her Emmerdale debut just days ago, as she joined the cast as newcomer Ruby Fox-Milligan. Now she's revealed her off-screen relationship with soap legend Ian Kelsey. Beth, 47, has been in a relationship with Ian, 57, since 2021, and now says she is "very happy" and "so in love." Like his partner, Ian also had his own stint in the Yorkshire-based soap, when he appeared as Dave Glover from 1994 until he was killed off in 1997.

Emmerdale fans appear to think Cain Dingle missed something pretty obvious when he discovered a client's car had been nicked from his garage. The mechanic was hit up by Kim Tate who had a client whose posh motor needed to be looked at and she'd already decided Cain would be up for the job.

Emmerdale's eagle-eyed viewers managed to spot what appeared to be a major continuity error in the latest episode, as Cain Dingle (played by Jeff Hordley) failed to work out what Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb) and Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller) were up to. The mechanic and resident bad boy inadvertently got dragged in to Mack and Aaron's car-jacking plot during what should have been just another day at the office. Kim Tate (Claire King)'s client, who coincidentally drove a fancy sports car, unfortunately suffered some car trouble in the village.

Most soap opera Christmases are full of drama. From affair revelations to family fights and even tragic deaths, there’s never a dull moment. But sometimes there is a ray of hope.

Emmerdale viewers watched heartbreaking scenes as a struggling Lydia Dingle (played by Karen Blick) left the village during tonight's instalment, 8 December, but there could be trouble ahead as Kim Tate delivered an ominous warning to Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley). Lydia decided she wouldn't be able to move forward from Craig Reed's evil rape unless she went to stay at her mum's for a while in the latest episode, but it came as a result of finding out that her one true friend, Kim (Claire King) had secretly been there when Craig died.

Emmerdale fans have been left worried for one of the Dales' most iconic residents as Kim Tate confessed to what really happened on the day Craig Reed died. As viewers of the ITV soap know, Lydia Dingle held a lock-in at The Woolpack as she quizzed her family for alibi after her rapist was killed.

Emmerdale star Olivia Bromley has teased that there's "big drama" ahead for Dawn and Billy Fletcher in the new year - just after welcoming their Christmas baby. New spoilers for the week before Christmas have revealed that Dawn will go into labour with an unlikely helper by her side.

Emmerdale spoilers see Charles Anderson (Kevin Mathurin) bond with Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) over her unruly son, but will Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller) be convinced to change his ways? Charles manages to get Chas to open up about her loneliness and the effect Aaron’s behaviour, which has spiralled since his return to the village, is having on her. Soon, after Aaron has an altercation with Chas, Charles orders Aaron to show his mother respect. However, when Aaron goads Charles, a scuffle ensues leading to Charles making a grovelling apology to Chas.

A new face is set to arrive in Emmerdale in the new year, with Caleb Milligan's estranged wife Ruby Fox-Milligan making her way to the village. Actress Beth Cordingly has been cast in the role of Ruby and will make her soap debut in January 2024. Ruby is described as both fiery and unpredictable, and is a devoted mum to son Nicky (Lewis Cope) who arrived in the village in December 2022, alongside father Caleb (William Ash).

Emmerdale fans were left doing a double-take as they thought they had spotted a character returning from the dead. The latest trip to the Dales on Wednesday night (November 22) saw Charity Dingle and Mackenzie Boyd were seen enjoying a romantic moment.

In the latest Emmerdale spoilers, Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb) dumps Chloe Harris (Jessie Elland) but she’s the one left holding the trump card and makes an escape from the village - with their child. After their reconciliation, Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) grows more and more concerned that Mackenzie will back out of dumping Chloe after her sudden collapse. But soon he proves her wrong when he admits to Chloe that their relationship is over.

Emmerdale fans think Tom King is hiding something sinister - as they continue to fear for Belle Dingle. Viewers of the ITV soap have been suspicious of the character ever since his return to the village earlier this year and rekindled his romance with Belle.

Emmerdale fans said “good riddance” as Lydia Dingle revealed she was leaving the village, after not being able to forgive her husband Sam for beating up her rapist. Although Sam (James Hooton) thought he was the reason Craig Reed (Ben Addis) died in scenes that aired last week, it was later revealed to be Kim Tate's horse.

Emmerdale has hinted that a dangerous feud could be on the horizon between village heavyweights Cain Dingle (played by Jeff Hordley) and Kim Tate (Claire King). Resident bad boy Cain and manipulative Kim have long been at the centre of major storylines on the soap, but the pair could be set to go head-to-head as the death of rapist Craig Reed brought the entire Dingle family into the fold. The latest instalment started off incredibly tense for Sam Dingle (James Hooton) as he awaited his fate during a police interview at the station.

Emmerdale fans were left scratching their heads during Thursday's episode when they noticed a mystery person in the background of Kim Tate and Craig Reed's intense face-off. In the latest episode, Lydia Dingle kept grilling her family after discovering that her attacker Craig was found lifeless in a field.This week, the Dingle family are at the heart of the drama in special episodes filled with betrayal and secrets, all taking place at a lock-in at the Woolpack. Lydia, who was attacked by Craig, is trying to figure out where her family members were on the night Craig met his end.

Emmerdale viewers have requested a returning character make a 'permanent' comeback as they made a surprise appearance during the latest trip to the Dales. Viewers tuned in to the ITV soap on Thursday night (November 2) to discover who had really killed Craig Reed.

Emmerdale fans were over the moon when DS Jason Wise, played by Neil Roberts, made a surprise return to the show on Thursday night after three years. He first appeared on the ITV soap in 2016 and was last seen in the village in 2020. DS Wise returned to investigate the murder of Craig Reed, chatting with Kim Tate as Craig's body was found on Home Farm land.

Emmerdale fans were left in stitches after Thursday evening's episode, 2 November, after it was revealed a horse killed rapist Craig Reed. Earlier in the week, viewers saw Craig lying dead in a field outside the village, as a dramatic montage started to play out that showed the killer could be any number of the Dingle family. It was later revealed that Sam Dingle beat the rapist half to death, leading Sam to think that he was the reason Craig had died.

The police continue to interview the Dingles in the hope of finding the culprit for Craig’s death but it’s all too much for Lydia Dingle (Karen Blick) who moves out of the family home in Emmerdale spoilers. With the Dingles in and out of the police station for questioning, Sam Dingle (James Hooton) is left further shocked by Lydia’s announcement that she’s moving out. Deciding not to turn to any of her family members, Lydia takes Kim Tate (Claire King) up on her offer to move into Home Farm.

Emmerdale star James Hooton has teased Sam Dingle's involvement as it revealed that Craig Reed is dead. It'd be fair to say that each one of the Dingles would be keen on revenge after Lydia bravely told them she was raped by her former childhood acquaintance.

Since first arriving on our screens in December 2022, it’s safe to say Nicky Miligan has captured the attention of Emmerdale fans everywhere as he and his dad Caleb became the latest additions to the Dingle clan. Initially arriving on our screens as part of Caleb’s master plan to swindle Kim Tate out of millions, Nicky posed as a nanny at Home Farm while attempting to seduce the mother of Kim’s grandson, Gabby Thomas - in order to get closer to the all important fortune.

Emmerdale spoilers have revealed yet more heartache for the Dingle family as the aftermath of Lydia Dingle’s rape continues. Last week viewers watched some heartbreaking scenes as Lydia returned home to tell her husband, Sam, Mandy Dingle and Belle Dingle that she was raped by her childhood friend Craig Reed. Lydia had been keeping it from Sam, but after Mandy accused her of having an affair, Lydia finally broke down to her boss, Kim Tate, and told her what had happened.

Emmerdale star Will Ash has shown his support for his cousin who actually stars in Coronation Street. The actor, who actually starred in the ITV soap himself aged 10 and most famously as Chris Mead in Waterloo Road, is related to Peter Ash.

When Debbie Stanley thought about walking down the aisle to meet her beau, Coronation Street legend Charlie Lawson after twenty two years together, she knew exactly what she would be wearing. Whilst most brides traditionally wear a dress of some sort for their nuptials, Debbie, 59, wanted to buck the trend, wearing a three-piece outfit that was inspired by the Emmerdale character of her pal Claire King, 61.

The Dingles have been through everything in Emmerdale ever since Ben Dingle's arrival in 1994. Zak Dingle soon followed his son to the village and the rest, as they say, is history.