Hollyoaks reveals how Jez is caught out as Sienna makes a horrifying discovery
The crazed killer has claimed the lives of numerous show favourites, including Dilly Harcourt (Emma Johnsey-Smith) and Dennis Savage (Joe Tracini).
He's also to blame for Abe Fielding's (Tyler Conti) demise and that of Bobby Costello (Zak Sutcliffe), as well as murdering social worker Ian Stone.
Jez's murderous antics date back decades, with mum Martha (Sherrie Hewson) having covered up for him for years.
While Sienna has some inkling of what her twisted biological father is capable of after she helped him dispose of Dilly's body, she remains in the dark about his true penchant for murder.
But that all begins to change next week.
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video
As audiences know, there have been ructions in the Blake household in the wake of Jez's twisted relationship with Liberty Savage (Jessamy Stoddart) having been exposed.
Jez and Liberty, however, are unfazed it seems, with the former asking the latter to be his partner in the upcoming Hollyoaks in Bloom flower show.
The Blakes remain divided about the relationship, though Cleo McQueen (Nadine Mulkerrin) urges Sienna to support her family.
Jez, meanwhile, wants to be a better person for Sienna after everything she's done for him and thus he sets Robbie Roscoe (Charlie Wernham) free for his happy-ever-after with Vicky Grant (Anya Lawrence). More Trending
But will such a thing come to pass? The jury is still out and, as for Jez, time is running out as Sienna is left confused after discovering that Dilly's DNA was found on Ian and Dennis' evidence.
Determined to get answers, she heads to the allotment. However, Jez isn't not there and Sienna spots something in the flower beds – and begins to dig.
The scenes in question were previewed in Hollyoaks' Summer Trailer last week and let's just say that they're intense. A showdown follows but will Jez finally pay for his crimes?
View More »
Hollyoaks streams Mondays to Wednesdays from 6am on Channel 4's streaming platform, or catch episodes on TV at 7pm on E4.
If you've got a soap or TV story, video or pictures get in touch by emailing us soaps@metro.co.uk – we'd love to hear from you.
Join the community by leaving a comment below and stay updated on all things soaps on our homepage.
MORE: Hollyoaks re-casts star as character stages return after three years
MORE: All 25 soap spoilers for this week as Emmerdale death is confirmed
MORE: Hollyoaks confirms major Joel twist that turns everything on its head
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Times
20 minutes ago
- Times
Bonnie Blue documentary accessible to children despite online safety act
The shadow Home Office minister has said it is 'bizarre' that children can watch Channel 4's documentary about the porn actress Bonnie Blue despite the government's Online Safety Act requiring age verification checks to protect minors from adult sites. Channel 4's decision to broadcast the programme about the OnlyFans content creator, who claims to have had sex with 1,057 men in 12 hours, has been widely criticised and there are concerns about how easy it is to access the documentary. Although Channel 4 requires users to be 16 to register an account, there is no age verification process, meaning children can lie about their date of birth. Bonnie Blue's OnlyFans page grew in popularity after she claimed she had had sex with more than 1,000 men in 12 hours Asked on Times Radio whether it was possible to have a credible online safety system when it was possible to easily log in to a public broadcaster to watch the Bonnie Blue documentary, Katie Lam, the shadow Home Office minister, replied: 'It seems bizarre to me. There is clearly a consistency problem, both in terms of content and in terms of platform.' Bonnie Blue, whose real name is Tia Billinger, 26, from Nottinghamshire, said she earned up to £1.5 million a month on the OnlyFans website through stunts such as the world-record attempt to have sex with as many men as she could in 24 hours. Bonnie Blue during spring break in the Channel 4 documentary DRUM Dame Diana Johnson, the policing minister, said she had not been aware how easy it was for viewers, regardless of their age, to click through to the Bonnie Blue documentary. Asked whether Channel 4 had made a mistake in broadcasting the documentary and whether the regulator, Ofcom, should intervene, she said: 'That's an important question that I think is worth considering.' She told Times Radio: 'I am very happy to go away and consider that. I haven't actually clicked on in the way that you suggested is available, but I'm very happy to do that and to look and to raise it with the technology secretary, Peter Kyle.' • Janice Turner: Interview with porn actress Bonnie Blue goes with a bang The Online Safety Act was introduced on July 25 to protect children online by implementing new rules for social media companies and search engines. The strongest protections in the act were designed to prevent children from accessing harmful and age-inappropriate content. This included an age verification process for porn websites such as YouPorn. Channel 4 and Ofcom have been contacted for comment. Bonnie Blue and her mother being interviewed for a podcast YOUTUBE Ofcom said this week that it was investigating four companies operating a total of 34 porn sites over whether they were complying with its new age check requirements. The regulator said more than 6,000 sites allowing pornography and other adult content would start using 'highly effective' tools to verify or estimate whether users were over 18. Ofcom added that some sites may be ignoring its new rules designed to stop children accessing porn or other material deemed harmful by lawmakers. A spokesman for Channel 4 said the broadcaster had industry-standard controls for its streaming services to ensure that age-inappropriate content was not accessible to viewers under 18. It said there were also parental controls to restrict access to 18+ content. He added that the documentary was compliant with the Ofcom broadcasting code and that the explicit content in the programme was 'editorially justified' and presented in a non-gratuitous way.
Metro
21 minutes ago
- Metro
TV fans can finally binge ‘unmissable' crime drama on free UK streamer
Some might say there are too many good shows to watch. Not us, we love binging each watercooler drama or so-bad-it's-good TV show. Over on Channel 4, the cup of good dramas on offer is starting to run over – and they've now added a new one to the roster with Classified. The French-Canadian spy thriller has arrived on the platform in its entirety, with all 10 episodes up just in time for a weekend with weather that's looking hit-and-miss. With a premise that will appeal to anyone missing The Americans or last year's sleeper hit Mr and Mrs Smith, Classified plays with the work/life balance of a life in espionage. The ten-parter stars Mélissa Désormeaux-Poulin and Patrick Labbé as Rachel and Émile, two happily loved up agents with a couple of kids to boot. Titled Classé Secret in Quebec, the family's happy domestic life is disrupted when there's a shooting near Montreal's American Consulate which exposes an undercover CIA operation. Émile is then tasked with rooting out the CIA double agent in their organisation and suspicions begin to point to his own wife being the culprit… There's also a second season of the show, with 10 other episodes, which are not yet available in the UK. But the first season of Classified is now available to stream for free on Channel 4 as part of the platform's Walter Presents offshoot. Walter Presenters launched back in 2016, it is an on-demand platform with a selection of award-winning foreign-language dramas, hand-picked by Walter Iuzzolino. What's more, the show currently has a 7.9 rating out of 10 on IMDb, with many glowing reviews from fans on Google. Patrick Morin described the show as 'one of the best' Quebecois series they have seen. More Trending 'If you have the chance to watch it, don't miss it. I won't name any of the actors because they're all excellent,' Patrick wrote. 'A must-see. Worthy of the greatest American series!' Normand similarly had high praise, writing: 'A great thriller. Mélissa Désormeaux-Poulin deserves a 🏆 for her brilliant performance.' Monique Duquette said the show was a 'must-see', adding: 'A smart, captivating, and very well-made series. Very realistic too. Every actor is extraordinary. Watch it again and again to grasp all the subtleties.' View More » Classified is available to stream on Channel 4. Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. MORE: ITV drops all episodes of gripping crime thriller that fans hailed 'phenomenal' MORE: 'Best crime thriller of 2025' confirms season 2 on Netflix after 26,100,000 views MORE: Bonnie Blue's graphic Channel 4 documentary branded 'disturbing' by viewers
Daily Mirror
22 minutes ago
- Daily Mirror
SAS Who Dares Wins' Jason Fox says there was one star he was 'concerned' about
Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins is set to return to Channel 4 with a star-studded line-up facing a number of gruelling challenges A fresh instalment of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins is set to hit our screens imminently, with instructor Jason Fox disclosing which celebrity left him feeling most 'worried' about their involvement in the demanding Channel 4 programme. Renowned for its punishing trials and brutal living arrangements, SAS: Who Dares Wins has established itself as the ultimate examination of psychological, emotional and physical endurance, with precious few managing to see it through to the end. This year's edition, premiering on 3 August, features the participation of Chloe Burrows, Hannah Spearritt, Louie Spence, Bimini and Tasha Ghouri all accepting the gauntlet, reports OK!. Among the contestants is Michaella McCollum, recognised as half of the Peru Two duo. She and companion Melissa Reid were notably detained at Jorge Chávez International Airport, Lima, Peru, in 2013 on charges of drug trafficking. Both women completed sentences in a Peruvian jail. Michaella joined This Morning alongside Jason on Friday (1 August) to explore her choice to participate in the reality programme, marking her television debut. Jason, who features on the Channel 4 series as part of the directing staff with Rudy Reyes, Chris Oliver, and Billy Billingham, shared his apprehensions about Michaella's involvement. "I think obviously there's a level of resiliance there," he told hosts Dermot O'Leary and Olivia Attwood. "We were... not concerned, but we were wondering whether there would be a trigger there as well, though. "Because, obviously, we're cutting around screaming and shouting, restricting your ability to manoeuvre, you don't know what's going on from one minute to the next." Jason also shared the words of encouragement he offered Michaella during her stint on the course, reminding her that she'd endured "through worse" in one of the challenges. Michaella clarified that her participation in Celebrity SAS wasn't about altering public perception but was a personal endeavour. In other news, Jason disclosed that neither he nor his colleagues have any say in the casting process "at all". "No. So, we don't get involved in the casting at all. Normally, we'll try and find out who's on it, but they keep it pretty much under wraps. Then, we might get told the day before, we'll have a briefing on who they are," he revealed on This Morning.
