Kim left reeling to learn Jamie is alive...
THERE was shock for Kim yesterday in EMMERDALE (VIRGIN MEDIA ONE, 8.05PM) when Hazel told her she was pushed down the stairs by Jamie who Kim had believed to be dead.
As Hazel filled Kim in on the details of her time with Jamie, Kim wasted no time in calling the police to report him for attempted murder.
Privately, Kim seethed with anger at what happened while Millie arrived at Home Farm.
Elsewhere, Dawn, Will and Gabby struggled to get their heads around the news Jamie is still alive.
Hurt
But back at Home Farm, left alone, the years of hurt and betrayal from Jamie boiled to the surface as a weeping Kim smashed up the Home Farm living room.
Tonight, though, the shock has worn off and has turned to anger as the police show
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Kim definitive proof that Jamie is alive.
And, later, after overhearing Kim talk about her dad, a confused and upset Millie reacts badly and dashes.
And Kim’s petrified when she finds that Millie has run away.
Elsewhere, a guilty Mackenzie beats himself up over his affair and he plans on telling Charity the truth but soon backtracks as he follows a suggestive Charity upstairs. (NOW TV) returns for a second series with new guest stars.
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