Emmerdale Spoilers 26th - 30th April

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5592: Monday 26 April 7pm – 7.30pm

• Chas and Paddy anxiously wait to see if Aaron will wake up
• Pollard’s in all kinds of trouble after Olena’s deportation
• Holly continues to go behind her parents’ back

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5593: Tuesday 27 April 7pm – 7.30pm

• Chas struggles to come to terms with Aaron’s state of mind.
• Zak’s keen to make amends with Sam.
• Ashley’s distant behaviour worries Laurel.

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5594: Wednesday 28 April 7pm – 7.30pm

• Aaron’s discharged and Paddy worries how he’ll cope.
• Pollard encourages Sam to forgive Zak.
• Laurel’s saddened that Ashley remains distant.

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5594: Thursday 29 April 7pm – 7.30pm

• Eli’s actions leave Pollard’s life in danger.
• Chas decides she needs to keep a closer eye on Aaron.
• Edna’s keen to find Eve a job.

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5595: Thursday 29 April 8pm – 8.30pm

• All evidence points to Sam, will he get the blame for Eli’s crime?
• Natasha is wary of Declan’s business plans.
• Chas does her best to show Aaron her support.

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5596: Friday 30 April 7pm – 7.30pm

• Eli decides to leave, but will he do the right thing before he does?
• Natasha’s put out by Declan’s interest in Maisie.
• Adam’s impressed when Eve arrives for her first day on the farm.

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Eve working on the farm she doesnt seem the type

[Chris_2k11]

Who's Declan?

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Who's Declan?

Jason Merrells plays charming businessman Declan Macey

[Perdita]

He is going to invest in Natasha's business

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I wonder what Eli does

[Chloe O'brien]

I wonder what Eli does

I think he will wreck the B&B leaving Pollard injured.

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TROUBLED Holly Barton sneaks off to buy drugs from a dodgy dealer – despite telling her parents she’d never touch them again.

The pretty brunette, recently sacked from Home Farm after giving cocaine to Maisie Wylde, convinced her worried folks she only ever took the drug when she was on a night out.


But fans will see Holly’s world spiral out of control when she hooks up with troublesome Roz, pictured above.


The teenager introduces her to other drugs and she soon gets hooked.


An Emmerdale insider said: “Holly promised her parents she would never take drugs again following the incident with Maisie.


“But she can’t help herself. She’s known Roz for a while and when she bumps into her again she buys some drugs off her.


“Roz loves taking them and the two teenagers end up trying all sorts. It’s a slippery slope they’re both on and the more drugs they take the more they need to get high.


“It’s going to be a very difficult time for Holly. She has to keep her drug-taking a secret from her parents and starts sneaking around with Roz.”


You can catch Holly buying drugs from Roz a week tomorrow on ITV1.

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Full Spoilers

MONDAY

Chas apologises to Paddy for blaming him for Aaron's suicide attempt and they're relieved when Aaron finally begins to regain consciousness. The Dingles rally around for Chas and they're delighted when the doctor reveals that Aaron will be okay. Zak questions why Aaron would want to kill himself but Cain glosses over the question.

Alone, Chas tentatively tells Aaron that she doesn't care that he's gay. Aaron, however, doesn't feel the same and reveals to a distraught Paddy that nothing's changed - he wishes that he was dead.

Will Paddy and Chas be able to help Aaron? How long will it be before everyone finds out his secret?

Meanwhile, David's furious with Pollard for the humiliation he's caused, knowing Olena was an illegal immigrant. To add insult to injury, Terry and Brenda make it clear that they're not helping with the £7,000 fine.

Later, Leyla reveals that David's seriously considering quitting the council.

Elsewhere, Roz supplies Holly with some pills and Holly insists that she'll pay her back later. Unaware of her intentions for the cash, John offers to pay his daughter £20 to help out on the farm.

Also, a downbeat Eli receives a letter from Olena; using their lottery winnings, Gennie and Jamie decide to go to Newquay; Doug's miffed to see a growing interest between Diane and Charlie; and Cain bites his tongue when Diane comments on Aaron's apparently homophobic attack on Jackson.

Tuesday


Chas is gutted when she hears from Paddy that Aaron wishes he was dead. At a loss, Chas loses her temper with her son when he refuses psychiatric help. Keen to support her, Carl pushes Chas for the truth about Aaron and is stunned when she reveals that Aaron can't cope with being gay.

Concerned, Adam visits the hospital and Chas is hopeful that he'll coax Aaron to talk. Alone, Adam makes a lighthearted joke about Aaron's suicide attempt and it's clear that Aaron's happy to have him there.

However, when Chas returns, Aaron tells her that she should go home. Unable to keep calm, Chas reels at how selfish he is and leaves him to take in her words. Will Aaron listen to his mother? Will Adam be the one to help Aaron through this tough time?

Meanwhile, Marlon tries to convince Eli to get a job and persuades a reluctant Jai to give him a second chance. Eli, however, won't listen and Marlon has to escort him outside when he provokes Sam in The Woolpack.

Elsewhere, Declan and Natasha are working well together and a social drink at the pub eases tensions between her and Faye.

Also, Zak wonders how he can make amends with Sam; Laurel's worried that her relationship with never get back on track when Ashley avoids being alone with her; Paddy reveals to Marlon that he's hiring Rhona again so he can spend more time looking after Aaron; and Doug's plans are thwarted when Diane invites Rodney and Charlie along to the cinema.


Wednesday


Aaron's released from hospital but he's reluctant to return to the village and ignores Chas in the street.

Carl reminds her that the Chas he knows wouldn't give up on her son so easily. She's later relieved when Paddy reveals that Aaron has agreed to see the psychiatrist.

At Smithy, Aaron's grateful for the normality when Adam pays him a visit. However, it's clear that Aaron's still in a fragile state and can't cope with being mollycoddled.

Adamant that she's going to be there for Aaron, Chas decides to move back into Smithy, much to the surprise of Paddy and Carl. Is that really what Aaron needs? How will Carl react?

Meanwhile, knowing that Sam looks up to him, Zak asks Pollard to forgive Sam. At The Woolpack, Sam's shocked when Pollard reveals that he's forgiven him. He's thoughtful, though, when Pollard suggests he talk to Zak.

Meanwhile, Eli's irritated that Jai has docked his final pay packet. When Jai and Faye are distracted, he steals £20 from Faye's purse.

Also, Maisie and Nicola point out how happy Natasha is around Declan; Laurel agrees to be Nicola's matron of honour and is surprised when Ashley accepts her invitation for them to go for a celebratory drink; and Doug introduces himself to new boss Declan.

Thursday 7pm


With the pressure on to pay up his rent, Eli targets the B&B to burgle and when the coast's clear, he breaks in. Meanwhile, Pollard has hit the bottle in his hour of need and is in bed upstairs.

Downstairs, Eli clumsily causes a racket as he attempts to break into the cash tin. The noise disrupts Pollard but still half asleep, he misses his footing and falls down the stairs.

Eli attempts to make a quick exit but is horrified to see Pollard unconscious with blood trickling from his head. Will Eli help injured Pollard or make haste with the cash box?

Meanwhile, Aaron's unimpressed when Chas moves back into Smithy with him and Paddy. The frosty reception doesn't deter her but when she tries to make an effort with Aaron, he lashes out.

In his anger, the tearaway teen begins to hyperventilate and all Chas can do is watch as Paddy calms him down. Chas ruefully wishes that she had such a relationship with her son. Will Aaron ever let Chas into his life?

Elsewhere, Edna's frustrated to discover that Eve's made no effort to find any work. Edna's intrigued when she overhears Moira talking about jobs on the farm and later tentatively asks if they need a hand.

Also, Charlie asks Doug for a drink at lunch and is pleased to hear that he and Diane are just good friends; Sam forgives Zak for asking Olena to leave; John's proud of Adam for helping Aaron; Terry despairs at Pollard and Val's lazy work ethic; and Victoria tells a shocked Diane that she's leaving school after her GCSEs.

Thursday 8pm


Eli tries to wake an unconscious Pollard but greed gets the better of him and he does a runner with the cashbox instead, leaving a bloodied Pollard slumped at the bottom of the stairs. Brenda, meanwhile, notices Sam acting shiftily when he asks to pay £200 into Olena's bank account.

Sam heads to the B&B, only to discover Pollard in need of help. Sam's later proud when Diane points out that he's more than likely saved Pollard's life. At the hospital, however, Brenda mentions Sam's money transfer.

Val and Terry are convinced that Sam burgled the B&B but Pollard's sure that he wouldn't do such a thing. Will Sam get the blame? Or will Eli own up?

Meanwhile, Natasha's put out when Declan tells John that he won't be selling Butlers. She coolly insists that he inform her of his business plans before anyone else.

In The Woolpack, Maisie's suspicious about Declan's intentions when he asks her to dinner. Natasha tries hard to hide her irritation but it's clear that she's surprised. What's Declan up to? Is Natasha jealous?

Elsewhere, Chas realises how selfish she sounds when she asks Paddy if Carl can come round. Later, Chas tells Aaron that no matter how long it takes, she'll wait for him to let her in to his life.

Also, Eli feels guilty about Pollard's accident but is relieved when Marlon reveals that Pollard's not dead; Viv insensitively calls Aaron an attention seeker, much to the disgust of Zak and Marlon; Edna informs Eve that she's secured her a job at Butlers with the Bartons; and Diane's grateful when Doug offers to talk to Victoria but he inadvertently hardens her resolve to leave school.


Friday

Sam's affronted when Pollard quizzes him over the B&B robbery. He innocently denies being involved, insisting that he received a cash advance from Natasha. However, when Pollard approaches Natasha, he's dismayed to hear that she did nothing of the sort.

Marlon's exasperated when he realises that Eli took the money. With that, Eli packs his belongings and waits at the bus stop. He's thoughtful, though, as he glances at the pub.

Eli confides in Marlon that he's leaving for good and as he leaves, he overhears Val blaming Sam for the robbery. A guilty-ridden Eli exonerates his cousin, before doing a runner as Pollard calls the police. Marlon tries to stop his brother but Eli walks off into the darkness.

Meanwhile, Maisie and Declan notice Natasha's irritation at their dinner date. Later, Natasha expresses her concern that Declan's too old for her daughter.

Later, the atmosphere's evidently tense between Faye, Maisie and their respective dates.

Elsewhere, Adam's clearly impressed by Eve when she arrives for work on the farm but Andy's wary and doubts that she'll last a month.

Also, Terry tells Brenda that he's sick of working with the Pollards and has decided to sell up.