Emmerdale
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Unlucky Lydia
Lydia is heartbroken when she sees the things that have been posted about her online, despite Sam and Samson’s best e orts to keep them from her. Things escalate when a brick is thrown through their window, and Samson is concerned about leaving her alone. Both Samson and Sam see things di erently – with the former wanting to go to the police, while the latter insists on handling matters the Dingle way. Lydia says that she wants to go to the police and insists she can manage a trip to the station by herself. However, she is robbed outside her front door by a pair of lads who are out for revenge about the pension scam. Samson spots this, and although he doesn’t intervene, he clearly recognises them. An enraged Sam chases them away and, when they get her back inside, he wonders why Samson isn’t as angry. Samson is torn between revenge and doing the right thing, but when Sam takes Lydia to the police station, he also slips a crowbar into his school bag.
Gabby reaches boiling point when Kim viciously takes her worries out on her. Meanwhile, Kim sees o Al and Jai, before watching the security video of Gabby threatening revenge. Will attempts to check in on Kim, but her paranoia gets the better of her and she kicks him out of Home Farm. As she sits alone, the drugged brandy starts to kick in, and she is sure she can hear phantom intruders. Desperate, she reaches for a shotgun to protect herself as she drinks more and more. Dawn is at her wit’s end with Kim and is rm in the belief that if Will won’t sort her out, then she’ll have to get involved. Meanwhile, Kim is determined she has seen an intruder on the house’s CCTV system and res the shotgun. Liv tracks down her mum at the caravan park, but is shocked to hear Sandra has been back in the country for a few months without a word of contact.
Eventually, they share a moment of re ection together over a drink, and Liv is torn when she gets a message from Aaron, urging her to come home – but who will Liv choose?