Emmerdale fans have seen Sarah Sugden (played by Katie Hill) continue to be influenced by mysterious newcomer Danny Harrington (Louis Healy). However, this led to huge consequences for relative Noah Dingle (Jack Downham) as he ended up in hospital trying to protect Sarah. As mum Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) is now on the warpath for her son, she continues to believe Graham Foster (Andrew Scarborough) responsible – will she decide to get the ultimate revenge?
Viewers saw Noah take drugs in an unexpected overdose plot after going to great lengths to protect niece Sarah from Danny’s sinister plans.
After being released from hospital last week, Noah was desperate to get things back to normal, and he pledged to return to school with Sarah this week.
However, it was clear Noah was still not fully recovered from his ordeal as he was taken to hospital after he continued to suffer in pain in his kidneys.
Tonight, viewers saw Charity left shocked to hear from nemesis Graham Foster that her son had ended up needing to go to the hospital once more.
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It soon became clear Noah and Sarah had hidden the news from Charity and as she continued to blame Graham for Noah’s overdose.
However, it was hinted this evening she could go one step further in order to get revenge.
As she ran into Graham and Rhona (Zoe Henry) in the shop, “What do you think i took him to hospital yesterday, he was in pain… they [Noah and Sarah] promised they’d let you know” Graham told her.
“Sarah was with him, it was his kidneys by the way, if you’re interested… the doctor says he needs a test, he needs an appointment,” he continued.
Charity was left furious this evening after Graham continued to dig into her parenting style.
“Don’t you dare judge me, you’re the reason Noah’s in hospital in the first place,” she hit back.
“No, you are, you can pretend to be the doting parent all you want, but no one’s buying it, if you knew where he was, what he was up to, he wouldn’t be on drugs,” remarked Graham.
However, it was too much for Charity to deal with this evening as she questioned why Rhona wanted to be with Graham.
Charity said: “Look at him, he’s cold as ice or is that what does it for you these days?”
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She then issued him a huge warning: “Stay away from my boy, yeah, you go anywhere near my family again and you’re a dead man.”
As she arrived back to the home she shares with son Noah, she explained: “I’ve been totally humiliated in the shop… do you know what it’s like hearing it from that man [Graham]?”
“Is that all you care about? you hate Graham more than you love me,” replied a frustrated Noah.
As Noah and Charity both hinted the latter was out to get Graham, will she be the one who decides to get revenge on the bodyguard?
There are multiple suspects already in the frame as a whodunnit style storyline will follow Graham’s death, but what will Graham do to finally tip one resident over the edge enough to want him dead?
Actor Andrew Scarborough recently spoke to Whats On TV about Graham’s upcoming exit, but who will be responsible for his demise?
Andrew said: “I’m going to miss Graham a lot, but I love the fact that I’m leaving while people still don’t know much about him. In fact, we know diddly-squat.
“I always thought that Graham wouldn’t speak a lot, and I added in a dryness and vagueness about him. I like that he keeps his card close to his chest.
“With Graham’s career in organised violence, I don’t think he could have left in any other way. I’ll miss those suits and he will certainly be buried in one… he always did look like an undertaker,” he concluded.
Emmerdale continues tomorrow at 7pm on ITV