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Last week in Emmerdale, viewers saw Ted (Matt Lanigan) and Carol (Susan Mitchell) visit Woodbine Cottage to check-in on Lucas' progress since moving back with his mother, Dawn, however Lucas seems to be favouring his foster parents over Dawn and William "Will" Taylor (Dean Andrews) decided it would be best if he interjected himself into the situation. After Carol & Ted's appointment with Dawn & Lucas, they treated themselves to a spot of pub grub at The Woolpack - it was all going beautifully until Will showed up. He appeared to be polite at first but things soon turned sour when Will suggested they kept their distance to not confuse Lucas Taylor (Dexter Ansell). In tonight's episode, Ted & Carol were back and this time bringing Eloise (Katrina Bryan) in tow. It wasn't long before Dawn learnt of Will's interferance and things soon turned messy. Will more-or-less immediately pleaded his innocence and tried make it out like Carol & Ted wantred to take Lucas back with them following it up with suggesting they made it out like he is an unfit Grandparent. Eventually, the inevetable happened - Reverend Harriet Finch (Katherine Dow Blyton) got involved - and trying to defuse the situation she was forced to step-in.
Once again, Will claimed Carol & Ted are only trying to scupper Dawn's chances but Harriet, herself, disagreed and told him he's got it all wrong. Will was told to leave with Billy Fletcher (Jay Kontzle) who was given the task in calming him down while Dawn & Harriet picked up the pieces. Relying on her police background, Harriet soon managed to calm the situation down. Only issue is, will Will back off or make things worse? Emmerdale continues on ITV/STV.
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