Billy's rage after Joe's to blame as Clemmie goes missing in Emmerdale
Clemmie Reed (Mabel Addison) goes missing in upcoming scenes from this week's Emmerdale – sending Billy Fletcher (Jay Kontzle) into a rage at Joe Tate (Ned Porteous).
Joe's found himself in the shoes of unlikely family man since his affair with Dawn Taylor (Olivia Bromley), who comes part and parcel with kids Clemmie, Lucas and Evan.
He didn't exactly get off to a good start with Clemmie either, who caught them kissing and confirmed Billy's suspicions that his wife had, indeed, left him for another man.
Joe clashed with Clemmie in an attempt to keep her quiet – earning him a bite for his trouble – and turned menacing when she rejected his attempts at bribery.
The fallout from the affair culminated in Joe being pushed out of a window at Lydia Dingle's (Karen Blick) birthday party, a crime to which Dawn confessed.
The pair are back on something of an even keel since then, although his idea of childminding still leaves something to be desired.
Joe and Dawn's fresh romance is derailed when a social worker arrives at Home Farm to follow up on a safeguarding concern.
Following the interview, the pair are relieved when the social worker confirms that no further action is required.
Meanwhile, Joe is keen to work on his relationship with Clemmie, which remains strained – and gets even worse when she disappears under his watch.
Fuming at Joe's negligence, Billy tells Dawn that she should move out of Home Farm so as to be away from Joe. More Trending
But, when she refuses, Billy accuses her of still having feelings for Joe. She's left exhausted by the constant battles with her ex-husband.
Meanwhile, scheming Joe concocts a plan to get Dawn on side and unite his new family.
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