This week, Emmerdale is on fire with a series of events that send the whole village into chaos.

Aaron loses control, Kerry quits her job, Dylan runs away, Mack confronts Kev – and everything connects in unexpected ways.

When Aaron goes missing after a rainy night, Mack and Chas go looking for him.

At the same time, Jai gets drunk and drives straight into a pole – warning that a new investigation will open up.

Meanwhile, April and Dylan are discovered in an old warehouse where Ray Walters is hiding. When the police surround him, Dylan screams: “Run!” – a gunshot rings out.

At the same time, Kerry hears the news of Jai’s accident, tears streaming down her face, she runs to the hospital – where she meets Chas, both holding hands, exclaiming: “We’ve lost so much.” In the final scene, the camera pans across the entire village – lights on, sirens blaring, water flooding the fields. In the darkness, Aaron stepped out, his face cold, his eyes burning: “Enough. It’s time to end it all.”

Emmerdale is entering its most climactic phase of the year: when all relationships are intertwined, all secrets are exposed. There is no longer a boundary between good and evil – only people, fear, and love are being tested. If this is the start of the autumn “final arc”, then it is certain: Emmerdale is back to its dramatic peak.