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Daily Mirror
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Soaps spoilers next week: Emmerdale Joe's sick plan and Corrie couple's brutal split
Conflict is brewing in Emmerdale with Joe Tate hatching a new plan to get in Kim's good books. Meanwhile, one fan favourite couple is on a knife's edge in Corrie. Get the lowdown. The Dingles recently waved goodbye to one of their own amid Nate Robinson's explosive funeral and memorial - but the iconic Emmerdale family is dealt another blow next week. Joe Tate (played by Ned Porteous) is keen to help step-grandmother Kim (Claire King) get her hands on the Dingles' land, leaving Moira (Natalie J Robb) in a tricky situation - and possible on the streets. In Coronation Street, Carl (Jonathan Howard) and Abi's (Sally Carman) unspoken chemistry continues to wreak havoc - but the fallout may be irreversible. Elsewhere, EastEnders ' Oscar (Pierre Moullier) does everything in his power to ignore his past while Stacey (Lacey Turner) and the rest of the Slaters remember Martin Fowler. And there's more to come in Hollyoaks, Neighbours and Home and Away. Emmerdale Moira and Cain (Jeff Hordley) are seething when Joe warns he's determined to get their land for Kim. Later, Moira assures Kyle and Isaac they won't lose their home - but they hear a noise coming from the barn once she's gone. When investigating, they find two masked teens, one of which is Dylan (Fred Kettle). Panicked, Kyle stabs him in the leg with a pitchfork. Cain blames Joe and wants revenge but Moira insists on involving the police. Joe denies involvement but Moira gives into her anger and lashes out. Kyle is then horrified when Moira gets arrested. Meanwhile, things get heated between Cain and Sam (James Hooton). Sarah (Katie Hill) and Charity (Emma Atkins) get ready for the hospital but when Mack (Lawrence Robb) bumps into Aaron (Danny Miller) and says he isn't joining them, Aaron urges him to talk about it. Robert (Ryan Hawley) digs for information about John saving Jacob and his mind is whirring as Pollard (Chris Chittell) recounts all the villagers John has saved. When Robert notices John has left his phone behind at the café, Robert tries to unlock it in vain. Worried after catching Robert red-handed, John voices his concerns about him to Chas (Lucy Pargeter). Later, John sneaks into Keepers and secretly leaves a small listening device. Elsewhere, while at Donna's grave, April (Amelia Flanagan) spots Dylan hiding in the bushes and urges him to come out. Coronation Street Abi berates Carl for all the trouble he's caused and he fights the urge to tell her about Kevin's fictitious cancer. But when Abi tells Tyrone (Alan Halsall) she's planning to let Jack know Kevin's cancer hasn't responded to treatment, it's Tyrone that ends up spilling the beans. Abi confronts Kevin (Michael Le Vell) and he profusely apologises - he couldn't cope with losing her. But she can't look at him. Soon, an emotional Abi heads straight into Carl's arms as she declares she's done with Kevin. James worries as the facilitator arrives for the meeting regarding the Special Guardianship Order. Later, Ed insists the family clear the air. But when James (Jason Callender) takes care of Laila, a call about a job distracts him and he says he's interested. His bags packed, it seems James is ready to leave - will he take Laila? Todd (Gareth Pierce) and Theo (James Cartwright) head off to a flat viewing but a mishap thwarts their plans. Todd then reluctantly attends the restorative justice session with Noah and hurries out once it's over. Realising he forgot his jacket, he goes back to the community centre - and overhears Noah (Richard Winsor) and Danielle (Natalie Anderson) confirming they're a couple. Lisa (Vicky Myers) struggles with memories of Becky but she insists she's fine. Once at her therapy session, she shares her suspicions there may be more to Becky's death. EastEnders Alfie (Shane Richie) returns to Walford and Kat (Jessie Wallace) tears into him for lying about where he's been - she's convinced he's been helping Cherry. Lauren (Jacqueline Jossa) learns Mike was at the house threatening Oscar and insists he involves Jack (Scott Maslen). Oscar manages the situation himself until Mike attempts to get revenge, forcing Jack to intervene. Oscar's on his final warning at Lauren's and he lashes out when he sees a hooded figure in the house, unaware it's Peter (Thomas Law). But the damage is done - Peter orders Oscar to leave. Harry (Elijah Holloway) is on edge when George (Colin Salmon) discovers a stash hidden at Kojo's place. Later, Ravi (Aaron Thiara) gives him the details of his next job. Unaware of what he's doing, Kojo (Dayo Koleosho) asks to go with Harry but both George and Harry stop him. Harry is then forced to agree to let Okie conduct illegal business at Kojo's flat and needs to distract George to keep it under wraps - so he enlists Nicola's (Laura Doddington) help. Meanwhile, Yolande (Angela Wynter) worries that Patrick is using gambling to pay for her dream wedding and insists that he stops placing bets. But he's determined to continue in secret. Elsewhere, as Avani (Aaliyah James) leaves for her appointment, Suki (Balvinder Sopal) grills Barney (Lewis Bridgeman) to find out where she's headed while Stacey and the kids mark Martin's birthday. Hollyoaks Tony is hopeful for his future with Diane but a string of missed calls from Mercedes - she's worried about Bobby's whereabouts. Later, the Dog's relaunch kicks off but Tony's thoughts are elsewhere. Ste brings Dillon to a recovery meeting and finds John Paul spiralling. He offers comfort but John Paul misreads the moment and tries to kiss Ste. Later, Ste makes a huge discovery and confronts Dillon for answers. Meanwhile, Lucas storms into Grace's flat, fuelled by rage and desperate for justice. But his anger spirals out of control. Neighbours Andrew sets the record straight on his bond with Holly. But when she bumps into him and Wendy, Holly feels a lingering flutter in his presence and squirms with jealousy. Paul returns to Erinsborough with a beloved former resident but Krista isn't happy. Susan's unease grows as Saskia's clinginess towards her takes a turn. Meanwhile, Remi and Cara adapt to their new normal, and the gulf between them continues to widen. Elsewhere, Byron makes a huge decision but Jane quickly interferes. Home and Away David hits a dead end as he tries to look for the rest of Cohen's family but he's unimpressed when Cash interjects. Meanwhile, Roo tries to support Cohen - but she's crushed when she has to lie to him. Lacey and Theo run into her sister, Jo. But it's clear there's tension between both women. Eden sends an SOS text to Cash - she's been speaking to her father, and even invited him to the Bay. Irene makes dinner plans with John but he's rattled when she seemingly forgets about their plans.
Metro
19 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
Emmerdale stabbing and attack confirmed as Moira is taken away by the police
Moira Dingle (Natalie J Robb) faces an absolute nightmare in upcoming episodes of Emmerdale. The beloved character has been swimming in stressful situations as of late, and things aren't getting any better. It was the slurry leak orchestrated by John Sugden (Oliver Farnworth) that ultimately kicked things off for her and Butlers Farm. The contaminated liquid damaged a lot of farmland and also spilt into the main water supply. Everything got fixed – but Moira's bank account was heavily impacted. Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb), believing he was responsible for it, worked hard to try and find a way to help pay Moira's bills. However, he – for some reason – thought the best idea would be growing and selling weed in one of the barns. Moira caught Mackenzie and Ross Barton (Michael Parr), frustrated her little brother took a risk when the business was already struggling. Next week, Joe Tate (Ned Porteous) heads to Butlers to talk about Kim Tate (Claire King) buying their land. Feeling smug, Joe heads back and tells Dawn Taylor (Olivia Bromley) that it seems like the plan is in motion. Meanwhile, Moira tells Kyle (Huey Quinn) and Isaac (Bobby Dunsmuir) that they aren't losing their home. Once Moira leaves, the lads hear a noise, and decide to head off to investigate. In a barn, Kyle and Isaac spot two masked teenagers. One of them is April's (Amelia Flanagan) friend Dylan (Fred Kettle) and, in a blind panic, Kyle accidentally stabs Dylan's leg with a pitchfork. Moira arrives and scares the boys away, while Cain (Jeff Hordley) solely blames Joe for the ordeal. PC Swirling (Andy Moore) heads over to the farm but frustratingly, he can't really do much. With her livelihood at risk, Moira lashes out but accidentally hits Lydia (Karen Blick) instead of Joe. While Swirling wasn't able to do anything about the lads in the barn, he can do something about this, and arrests Moira. Things really aren't looking good. What does the future of Butlers Farm look like now? Want to be the first to hear shocking EastEnders spoilers? Who's leaving Coronation Street? The latest gossip from Emmerdale? Join 10,000 soaps fans on Metro's WhatsApp Soaps community and get access to spoiler galleries, must-watch videos, and exclusive interviews. Simply click on this link, select 'Join Chat' and you're in! Don't forget to turn on notifications so you can see when we've just dropped the latest spoilers! 'She always has problems with the farm doesn't she but it's real life I suppose because it is tough for farmers out there', star Natalie J Robb said. More Trending 'Hopefully good things can come from it if she manages to keep it, good things can start, new ideas can be made to work on the farm, like a lot of farmers have had to adapt to doing like glamping sites and things like that. Hopefully things like that, that's in my head, that would be nice. 'But she is going through a tough time. It's an interesting time as well because all of these stories are interlinked and it's quite well done, and how people get it wrong and there's little disasters everywhere. View More » 'It's just sad that all these people are trying to get a piece of her, and there's more people that are going to come into it with more threatening behaviours.' MORE: Moira offers emotional gesture in Emmerdale amid tragic death mystery MORE: Emmerdale fans 'obsessed' as 'feisty' newcomer Celia makes explosive debut MORE: Who is Celia in Emmerdale and who plays her?
Daily Mirror
19 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Emmerdale spoilers reveal unforeseen betrayal, teen romance and John's new target
Emmerdale spoilers for next week have revealed a family at war amid a reignited feud with another Dales clan, while there's also a big return, danger ahead and John Sugden eyes up a target There's some big moments ahead on Emmerdale judging by the new spoilers for next week's episodes of the ITV soap. We have a falling out for the Dingle family yet again, and this time loyalties are tested thanks to the Tates. Another family are divided as Robert Sugden continues to look into his mysterious brother John Sugden, leading to the latter eyeing up the former as his next target. A romance could be reignited next week amid a secret fling, as one character vows to play Cupid. Then there's the return of a character, leading to trouble up at the farm. There's more from the show's new villain too, as Ray makes a reappearance with a link teased between him and another newcomer. The big plot of the week sees Dingle brothers Cain and Sam turn on each other, amid an ongoing plot with the Tates. Joe Tate is determined to get his hands on the land currently occupied by Cain and his wife Moira Dingle, with Moira's farm being there. Amid her believing Robert Sugden wanted to buy the land from her to continue his family legacy, it seems she's about to learn she may have been screwed over. READ MORE: Emmerdale fans convinced soap has confirmed another death after grave clue We know that Kim Tate wants her hands on that land for some reason, and after Joe let her down recently he's determined to get it for her. He warns Moira and Cain next week, telling them it's only a matter of time before he gets it with a plan in motion. Moira has to reassure her young kids that they won't be losing their home, while not long after there's a disturbance in one of the barns. When young Kyle and Isaac hear some intruders they investigate, finding two masked teenagers. Kyle panics and he accidentally stabs one of them in the leg with a pitchfork before Moira returns and scares them off. Cain is furious and thinks Joe is behind it, wanting revenge. Moira wants the police involved too, and soon PC Swirling looks into the matter - but Joe denies having any involvement. Moira ends up going on the attack and goes to hit Joe, only for sister-in-law Lydia Dingle to get caught in the crossfire. Moira warns Joe to back off, but soon it's her getting arrested over the assault - and she learns things are not looking good. As Cain and brother Sam row over what's happened between their wives and where their loyalties lie, Dingles vs Tates, things get nasty and an ultimatum is issued. Elsewhere, we learn that one of the masked teens at the barn is returning character Dylan and he's left in a bad way after the attack from Kyle. We last saw Dylan going to rehab, after his storyline with teen April Windsor. Dylan is now back, and it's soon hinted he may be involved with villain Ray as he spots him in the village and tries to hide. Prior to this, April is stunned to find her pal and realises he's injured so does her best to help him. There could be romance in the air though, as they agree to go on a date - only for Dylan to abandon their plans when he sees Ray. But will he reveal their link and explain this to April? Also next week, Mackenzie Boyd struggles with his true feelings about wide Charity Dingle offering to be a surrogate for her granddaughter Sarah Sugden, who continues her hopes to have a child. Mack avoids the situation as they head to the hospital, but he's urged by Aaron Dingle to talk about it. Later, Mack arrives at the fertility clinic, where he learns from wife Charity that the procedure went well. As the family celebrates, Mack feels as though he can't have his say - while later during a chat with Charity it's her voicing her worries, so what will Mack say? Lewis Barton is trying to play Cupid next week, as he encourages his brother Ross Barton to try and win back his ex Steph Miligan as she's back in the village. Of course Lewis and Steph have no idea about Ross sleeping with Manpreet Sharma so will the truth come out? Finally, John Sugden eyes up his next victim as his brother Robert continues to look into what he's hiding. Robert knows John is hiding something dark, and upcoming scenes see him panic about his possible link to the deaths of Owen and Nate. John's actions spark suspicion with Robert who is keen to expose his sibling, even telling John's mother-in-law Chas Dingle that he's too good to be true. She's having none of it though and soon enough she tells John everything. John begins to target Robert, keen to drag up some dirt to hold over him. It comes as Robert's mind whirls when he finds out about the recent incident where John saved Jacob Gallagher, with villagers still unaware that John caused his colleague's allergic reaction on purpose. But as an undeterred Robert carries on, even getting his hands on John's phone, John takes action. Leaving a small listening device at the house, he overhears one of Robert's conversations and believes he has something on him. But what has he heard and what will he do next? As concern increases for Robert, his sister Victoria urges him to get help but he refuses. So will Robert be believed if he did find out the truth about John? Get the latest drama from the Dales by joining our Emmerdale WhatsApp group As drama continues to unfold in the Yorkshire Dales, the Mirror has launched its very own Emmerdale WhatsApp community where you'll get all the latest breaking news, secrets, and spoilers delivered straight to your phone. 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BBC News
2 days ago
- BBC News
Leicestershire Police officers meet Guy Martin at car crash scene
Police officers encountered a television presenter and former motorcycle racer while dealing with a car North West Leicestershire policing team said they had been called to Ashby Road in Moira just before 17:45 BST on Thursday to reports of a car colliding with a wall.A request was made for the vehicle to be removed and Crouch Recovery arrived along with Guy Martin, who was filming an episode of Guy Martin's Proper Jobs, which is shown on U&Dave, a force spokesperson confirmed there were no life-threatening or life-changing injuries reported in relation to the crash and no-one was arrested. In a post on their Facebook page, North West Leicestershire Police said: "It's not every day you get to meet someone famous."
BBC News
4 days ago
- General
- BBC News
'My seven-year-old daughter was saved from drowning in the sea'
A mother has thanked two men who saved her seven-year-old daughter from drowning while on a weekend 33, was with her family in Rhyl when her daughter Shylah and her aunt, who were playing in the sea, got into difficulty and were being swept men Peter Szczepanski from Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, and Ben Malone from The Wirral immediately leapt to the rescue. The mother-of-three, from Manchester, said: "From the bottom of my heart, I just want to thank them both for their bravery and not thinking of themselves and just jumping in and saving my daughter's life. "Shylah would not still be alive without them."Talking to BBC Radio Stoke, Moira said her daughter was now well and enjoying the media attention she had received in the added that she had become emotional during an end-of-term dance recital, realising her daughter might not have been there had events gone differently on 13 explained that her family had been enjoying a day on the beach and Shylah was playing in the shallows with her aunt. 'Felt like forever' There was a scream and she noticed that her daughter had been swept into deeper water and was floating out of reaching distance from her she was running to help her daughter, Moira saw two men also running to help."It felt like it went on forever, but it must've been a few minutes," she said."My heart sank because she's literally a few metres in front of me, but I'd seen her flip off her floatie."At this point I thought she was going to drown in front of my eyes. I knew I wasn't going to be able to get to her before she gave up – because she was doggy paddling."She said it all happened so suddenly, with Mr Malone and Mr Szczepanski reaching her daughter while she was still swimming out to reach them. 'Instinct' Mr Szczepanski said he had been at the beach with his five-year-old daughter when he saw what was happening."You just had to do it and save the young girl," he said. "We just did something that a dad would do."Mr Malone added: "I'm lucky I had that instinct to just make that decision quite quickly to go."He said he was at the beach with his girlfriend and two children and that nothing had seemed out of the ordinary at Malone said he felt relieved at getting to the little girl, but this turned to worry about possibly feeling too exhausted to get said he then felt relief again at seeing Mr Szczepanski, and the pair passed the little girl between themselves as they swam back to later posted onto a Facebook group to thank them for their help, in the hope that they might see the message."I thanked them when it happened; obviously, then we were trying to look after Shyla, and we were so caught up in the moment that we didn't give them the praise that they deserve," she added that Shyla had been quite upset shortly after the incident but was fine now. Follow BBC Stoke & Staffordshire on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.
