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Emmerdale are set to air a dramatic fallout from Corriedale  with explosive repercussions for Emmerdale launching an unmissable start to the year as the storylines continue to spiral into 2026. However after recent events, Emmerdale's villagers are set to face murder, deception and the reveal of devastating secrets that will change their lives forever. Producer Laura Shaw commented  “The Dingle family are set to face huge repercussions and Cain is at the centre of a major prostate cancer storyline spanning across 2026...”  Before continuing  “The truth about John's death will be revealed as Victoria's clever deception, making John's death look like suicide will unravel. Evil Joe Tate knows the truth and has damning video evidence which he plans to use to get what he wants from the Sugdens, potentially taking control of Butler's Farm. Robert is also in the thick of it, trying to save Victoria by planting evidence.” Laura then teased  “Following the discovery of ...

I think it's safe to say that tonight's special Corriedale episode was fast paced filled with a lot of twists and turns along the way for us viewers. The episode of Emmerdale set up Corriedale brilliantly displaying how and why certain characters ended up where they did, whilst also remaining to give little away which many beautifully captured shots delivered. But Aaron telling John “You're nobody, you're deluded you really think I'd chose you over Robert? He's everything to me. He's the love of my life and he's 10 times the man you'll ever be” really made me smile. Knowing that Corriedale was written by Owen Lloyd-Fox and directed by Duncan Foster - I knew this special cross-over episode was going to be great as Duncan is one of my favourite directors who delivers brilliant visuals - all the little nods on both shows pre-Corriedale were interesting to see. Photo Credit: Mark Bruce The First Part  opened this special show wonderfully in my opinion wi...

Philip Olivier and Suzanne Collins are set to reprise their iconic Brookside roles following the recent soap crossover episode to celebrate Hollyoaks' 30th anniversary back in October 2025. In the brand-new trailer is now available to view on Hollyoaks' social media, teases sparks flying between Liberty and the loveable Tim 'Tinhead' O'Leary this January. However, seemingly innocent Scouser may not be all he appears, as it’s revealed he has an ulterior motive... Photo Credit: Lime Pictures/  Hollyoaks  Meanwhile, Nikki Shadwick forms a new friendship with Mercedes McQueen in upcoming scenes, after the pair meet at a local rehabilitation facility. Whilst, also at the clinic is Jenson played by Ryan Clayton best known for his role in Waterloo Road playing Mike Rutherford as well as starring in Coronation Street. The New Year trailer teases an attraction between Jenson and Mercedes. The trailer also reveals Jenson confronting Tinhead over his use of Warren's ident...

With the highly-anticipated Corriedale set to hit our screens in a matter of hours -  an event many  fans have been counting down to. Whilst the action packed hour long episode which is set to air at 8pm on ITV and ITVX tomorrow (Monday 5th January, 2026) is full of drama, secrets, lies, injuries and potential deaths have seen both actors from Emmerdale and Coronation Street enjoy working together. Once Corriedale has aired, fans can then get an exclusive look behind the scenes access to the making of Corriedale with Corriedale Backstage Pass including exclusive interviews set to air on ITVX, ITV3 and YouTube. The build up to Corriedale begins on Monday at 7am where half hour episodes of Emmerdale and Coronation Street will be available to watch on ITVX, and ITV1 with Emmerdale at 7pm and Coronation Street at 7.30pm. However, Corriedale will be NOT available to stream before 8pm on ITV. The unique crossover episode was filmed across 3 weeks back in October including 12 night s...

Over the past two weeks, Emmerdale have absolutely smashed the festive episodes of the Yorkshire based soap with the right amount of drama, and festivities. Photo Credit: ITV/ Emmerdale Last week saw a tough but drama filled week for all involved not before Aaron continued to support Robert with his journey on with getting his son, Seb back in their lives following Robert officially moving in,  giving us an emotional Robert along with a protective and supportive Aaron, whilst also showing fans that things have changed as neither character are holding back secrets this time around. Christmas Day was a super festive episode from the Dingle family as the moment Robert disappeared but  Chas' reference of Weatherfield got me excited for the crossover. There was a kind of nostalgia that I loved as it reminded me why I love Emmerdale as a soap with the attention to the little details especially within Aaron's speech “This year's been a bit, even by our standards it's been a w...