The investigation into DI Mark Malone continues.
William "Will" Taylor (Dean Andrews) arrives back in Woodbine Cottage where he tells Rev. Harriet Finch (Katherine Dow Blyton) and Dawn Taylor (Olivia Bromley) about a telephone call he received from Hotten Police about DI Mark Malone causing his nearest and dearest to be on-edge.
Trying to cover her tracks, Harriet reminds Will of the misery Mark has caused him by listing everything the dead detective had done.
At the police station, Will is interviewed by DS Wise (Neil Roberts) who asks him about discrepancies within the timeline of events.
Will kept his calm and told DS Wise everything he could.
Back in the village, Billy Fletcher (Jay Kontzle) arrives at the cottage to show Dawn a house he has arranged a viewing for in hope she and Lucas will move in with him but that isn't on the top of Dawn's priority list at the moment.
Wondering where Will has got to, Harriet calls an old police colleague at the station to get information as to the whereabouts of her fiancé. It was then she was told Will has been put into custody pending further enquries into the disappearance of DI Mark Malone.
Trying to cover her tracks, Harriet reminds Will of the misery Mark has caused him by listing everything the dead detective had done.
At the police station, Will is interviewed by DS Wise (Neil Roberts) who asks him about discrepancies within the timeline of events.
Will kept his calm and told DS Wise everything he could.
Back in the village, Billy Fletcher (Jay Kontzle) arrives at the cottage to show Dawn a house he has arranged a viewing for in hope she and Lucas will move in with him but that isn't on the top of Dawn's priority list at the moment.
Wondering where Will has got to, Harriet calls an old police colleague at the station to get information as to the whereabouts of her fiancé. It was then she was told Will has been put into custody pending further enquries into the disappearance of DI Mark Malone.
Belle tells The Dingles about her love life.
Calling her father, who is residing in Scotland with Debbie, Belle Dingle (Eden Taylor-Draper) wastes no time in letting Zak know that she's still with Jamie Tate (Alexander Lincoln).
Nate is no longer employmentally challenged.
After being fired by Kim a couple of weeks ago, Nate Robinson (Jurell Carter) is still out-of-work and with a baby on the way, he needs to find income.
Discussing with Tracy Metcalfe (Amy Walsh) about the fact he doesn't have enough money to top his phone up, Tracy offers to lend him some funds as having a mobile will help Nate find work.
After a conversation with Belle, she finally wins Nate round and he approaches Jamie with an offer.
At Home Farm, Nate came with his list of 'requests:
Jamie tried to be awkward but with Belle in the room Jamie was quick to give-in and grant Nate his wishes.
Discussing with Tracy Metcalfe (Amy Walsh) about the fact he doesn't have enough money to top his phone up, Tracy offers to lend him some funds as having a mobile will help Nate find work.
After a conversation with Belle, she finally wins Nate round and he approaches Jamie with an offer.
At Home Farm, Nate came with his list of 'requests:
- Nate wanted his job back.
- Money for the business.
- And another £5,000 for him and Tracy.
Jamie tried to be awkward but with Belle in the room Jamie was quick to give-in and grant Nate his wishes.
Vinny has a little crush.
Vinny Dingle (Bradley Johnson) tells Paul Ashdale (Reece Dinsdale) that he has a crush on his boss' sister.
Paul thinks it's a great idea and puts a plan into action.
What is Paul up to?
Paul thinks it's a great idea and puts a plan into action.
What is Paul up to?
Emmerdale continues Wednesday 26 August 2020 on ITV/STV at 19:00.
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