While Charity and April are struggling, another drama explodes from the couple Gabby Thomas (Rosie Bentham) and Vinny Dingle (Bradley Johnson).

After pressure from the court, Gabby seeks out pastor Charles Anderson (Kevin Mathurin) for advice, trying to mend the relationship. Vinny agrees to talk, the atmosphere seems to have calmed down.

However, all hope collapses when Gabby suddenly catches Vinny hugging Lewis Barton (Bradley Riches) tightly.

Although it was just a moment of sharing, in Gabby’s eyes, it was a sign of betrayal. She stood still, her heart broken.

Was this just a misunderstanding, or was Vinny really hiding other feelings?

Not stopping there, Emmerdale village continues to be chaotic when the King and Tate families enter a tense war. The argument between Carl King Junior (Charlie Joyce) and Lucas Taylor (Noah Ryan Aspinall) at school escalates, dragging both families into a spiral of hatred. Nicola (Nicola Wheeler) refuses to back down, while the police are forced to investigate, knocking on the doors of both Home Farm and the King household.

At the same time, Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) is filled with guilt for neglecting Liam Cavanagh (Jonny McPherson) while he awaits his cancer test results, while Belle Dingle (Eden Taylor-Draper) and Kammy Hadiq (Shebz Miah) decide to take their relationship further.

Next week’s episode therefore not only revolves around the broken love of Gabby and Vinny, but also an explosion of a series of family, illness and emotional dramas. Emmerdale once again proves the appeal of its interwoven script, making it impossible for the audience to take their eyes off.