Emmerdale Spoilers 8th - 12th October

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Seeing a dejected Debbie shutting up the garage early, Eli talks her into going for a drink at the Woolpack.

However, when Lisa broaches the subject of Sarah, Debbie turns on her heels and storms out, followed by Eli. Back at Tug Ghyll a drink leads to a kiss which leads to the bedroom. Later Eli seizes his chance, and whilst Debbie's sleeping, leaves the cottage armed with the mobile and laptop containing the photo of his and Kelly's illicit kiss. Will this put an end to Kelly's fears?

Later, the girls gather for Kelly's hen night at the Woolpack. With Kelly's express wishes ignored, Viv unveils the strippers for the night. Playing to open mouths all round, Bob, Jamie and Marlon strut their stuff. Can the Emmerdale Chippendales take Kelly's mind off her worries?

Meanwhile Carrie and Jimmy are awkward with each other after their kiss. Paying him a visit, Carrie apologises and Jimmy reassures her that all is well and their friendship intact but does Carrie want more?


9th October

As Kelly prepares for her wedding, Scarlett hears a ringing phone in Kelly's bag and, unaware that it's Debbie's, answers it. Hearing Debbie launch into a tirade unaware of who's on the other end, Scarlett is inadvertently alerted to the existence of the photo of Kelly and Eli.

When Carl sees the photo he alerts a devastated Jimmy. Beside herself, Kelly tries to reason with Jimmy that it was a mistake and meant nothing. With Jimmy still smarting and Kelly in tears, will the unhappy couple make it down the aisle?

Meanwhile Debbie continues to ostracise herself from the rest of the village and even manages to disgust friend Jasmine when she reveals the reason why Eli stole her phone and laptop. Is Debbie heading for a lonely future?

Elsewhere, Laurel continues in her quest to push Emily and the Bishop together. Can the Bishop replace Ashley in Emily's affections?


10th October

Jimmy apologises to both Scarlett and Carrie for bawling them out over yesterday's events. Scarlett is hopeful that things will get back to normal for all of them. However, when Carrie later takes receipt of an important letter, her actions ultimately hold the key to the future happiness of Jimmy and Kelly. Will she do the right thing?

Meanwhile Lisa sees Debbie looking down and talks her into having lunch at the Dingles where she'll be looking after Sarah. Awkward at first, Debbie starts to relax around her daughter. Could Debbie be about to discover her inner-parent?

Elsewhere, Paddy is surprised when his policeman cousin Ross arrives in the village looking for a place to stay for a few days. Eager to take down the particulars of the ladies of the village, will this Romeo get lucky and cop off during his visit?


11th October

Jo is left to look after Sarah once again whilst Andy is busy on the farm.

However, when she's called to see a man about a goat, Jo calls on the babysitting services of Lisa once again. Eager to move things forward, Lisa takes Sarah to visit Debbie at the garage, a gesture which doesn’t go down too well with the reluctant mum. Is Lisa fighting a losing battle?

Over at the Woolpack, Jack is disturbed when he sees Diane speaking with John the drayman, the faux object of her affections. Shocked to hear from Bob that John is gay, Jack demands to know what's going on. Forced to admit she lied, is the game up for Diane?

Also as Carrie spends more time with Jimmy, will she risk upheaval in her home life to pursue him once more?


12th October

Back in the village, Billy settles in, moving back to Edna's and taking a job back at the garage. However his presence unnerves Diane and when she tearfully heads home from the pub, Billy follows, eager to sort things out.

As they head for the back of the village hall, Victoria secretly follows and is shocked to hear them discuss their relationship, Diane urging Billy they have to move on. When confronted, Billy tries to fob Victoria off with the line that they're just friends, but Victoria isn't to be fooled. Is Victoria about to bring Jack's world crashing down around him?

Elsewhere, Gray surprises Perdy when he arranges for a surrogacy agency rep to visit them at home. However Perdy is somewhat overwhelmed by his urgency to move things on. Is it too much too soon?

Meanwhile Debbie Lisa that she's standing by her decision to give Sarah up. Is the subject finally closed or can Debbie be convinced otherwise?