Emmerdale Spoilers 28th January - 1st February 2013

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Meanwhile, Emmerdale's Belle Dingle will leave parents Zak and Lisa concerned as her love life seems to be developing quickly.

Belle (Eden Taylor-Draper) is pleased to be dating Luke, but can't help but feel pressured to progress their relationship as he makes it clear that he wants some alone time with her.

Eager to please her boyfriend, Belle tells Luke that she has an empty house - but alarm bells ring for Debbie when she sees the pair heading inside the Dingles' together.

Debbie is quick to warn Lisa (Jane Cox) of what might be going on, so Lisa rushes over there and is shocked to find Belle kissing and canoodling with Luke on the sofa.

A no-nonsense Lisa drags Luke out of the house and tells him not to come back, but Belle is humiliated by her actions. Will she forgive Lisa for this?



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Emmerdale airs these scenes on Tuesday, January 29 at 7pm on ITV.

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Monday

Alicia is nervous as it's her first day working at Home Farm, but she is glad to have Megan on side with sarcastic Nicola around. At the same time, David is worried about telling Alicia about his engagement, but Priya is excited, explaining that her dad will pay for their wedding. At the factory, Priya and David announce their news to the Sharmas, but David is overwhelmed as Georgia points out that he has yet to tell Alicia.

Later, David tries to break the news to Alicia, but they are interrupted by Jacob. David and the Sharma family then celebrate the news at the B&B, and Alicia and Jacob are both shocked by it. Alicia tries to put on a brave face, but Jacob is upset and Alicia goes after him. Alicia later tells David that she is happy for him, but Jacob remains angry and David worries as it feels like he's losing his family.

Meanwhile, Belle feels hassled about Luke coming for tea, as Lisa is determined to get to know him properly. Belle is nervous as she preps Luke ready for meeting Zak and Sam. Luke says they can go to her room after he has charmed her parents. That evening, after tea, Luke suggests that he and Belle could go and do their 'homework', but Belle is actually relieved when Zak mentions the washing up.

Later, Belle and Luke walk to the bus stop and she is worried when he is cool towards her as she apologises for not being able to do the 'history project'. Belle feels under pressure, aware that Luke wants to be alone with her, so she tells him she will have a free house tomorrow.

Elsewhere, Sam and Rachel share an intimate moment when he visits her and baby Archie, while Thomas is still brooding and angry with Chas.

Tuesday

Debbie sees Belle putting on make-up at the bus stop and is concerned about her relationship with Luke. Soon afterwards, Belle is embarrassed as a suggestive Luke pushes to be alone with her. She agrees they can go back to hers and they leave. However, Debbie clocks Belle and Luke alone together outside the Dingles', and alarm bells ring as she sees Belle leading Luke inside. Debbie warns a panicked Lisa, who rushes home and finds the pair kissing and canoodling on the sofa.

Lisa drags Luke off Belle, telling him not to come back. Belle is humiliated, while Zak is furious when he arrives home and finds out what has happened. A stroppy Belle goes upstairs, explaining that her parents just don't get it because they're too old. Zak comforts Lisa who thinks they're out of their depth with Belle, believing she has already had sex.

Meanwhile, Megan is concerned when Alicia has to leave Home Farm to collect an upset Jacob from school. Nicola delights in passing on the message, leaving Alicia feeling like she's messed up. Later, though - much to Nicola's disgust - Megan asks Alicia to go to Scotland on a business trip and take Jacob with her. Alicia is relieved as it will take her away from David.

Elsewhere, Bernice breaks the news to Chas and Marlon that the pub is running at a loss and suggests some new ideas. Chas fights her corner, insisting they'll do things her way, but she knows she has to act quickly. Chas nips over to the café where she starts by offering free drinks, but she feels humiliated when Debbie pointedly asks where Cameron is. Later, Bernice is sarcastic about Chas handing out free drinks as a spiteful Debbie tells Chas that Cameron is probably not coming back. Marlon comforts Chas, who is upset and worried that Cameron may not return.

Also today, Sean skives off school with Thomas but Dan is cross when he finds out. Later, Dan is stung when he realises that Sean is clearly ashamed and embarrassed of him.

Wednesday

Bernice is blunt as she tells Chas that it's time to get the message - Cameron is not coming back. Fully aware this could be the truth, Chas prepares herself to face the future alone. Soon afterwards, Chas is distraught to hear that none of the family will attend Molly's christening because of her. She visits Gennie, who has returned from Germany, to explain that Molly would be better off with a different godmother - perhaps one she can look up to. Gennie feels for Chas when she explains that she thinks Cameron has probably gone for good.

At the same time, Thomas continues to lead Sean astray when he bunks off school again and steals booze from Jimmy. Thomas continues to wind Sean up about Dan, and a furious Sean throws the vodka bottle against the wall before racing up to the café in a rage.

Chas and Bernice continue to bicker and Chas is angry when she learns that Steve has even given Thomas a job at the stables, knowing this will mean he's staying around. They're all shocked when an object suddenly comes smashing through the window, aimed at Chas. A shellshocked Chas is in turmoil when Bernice vocally suggests that Chas should do everyone a favour and disappear.

Meanwhile, Belle is gutted when Luke dumps her via text. Gemma explains that he was only after one thing. At the same time, Zak confides in Debbie about his worries for Belle now that she has a boyfriend. Debbie insists he take a modern approach. Zak then has an idea and asks Dom for advice. That night, Zak tries to get through to Belle, suggesting that Luke could come round. However, Belle storms upstairs, telling him that she has been dumped anyway.

Also today, David fights his feelings as Alicia and Jacob head off to Scotland, while Gennie is sad that the Dingles won't come to the christening if Chas is there.

Thursday

Chas decides that she has to sort things with Thomas, thinking it was him who threw the stone. However, Steve suggests that he should have a word, as Thomas won't give him any lip. Steve confronts Thomas, but Sean soon owns up when he sees that Steve is about to call the police. Chas is shocked to learn that it was Sean who smashed the window, not Thomas. Dan confronts Sean, but he won't apologise and tells Dan that he should stand up for himself for once. Dan insists to Chas that he will pay for the damage.


At the same time, Cameron is back, but his first visit is to the woods where he checks up on Alex's grave. He pats down the earth after a dog sniffs round it. Having checked the area is undisturbed, Cameron walks on into the village. Chas is shocked when Cameron arrives and she confronts him over not being in touch. She is determined as she tells Cameron she is leaving the village for good - with or without him…

Meanwhile, Zak and Lisa prepare to have words with Belle, wanting to show her some trust. However, Lisa loses patience with her attitude and decides it's time to play hardball. Lisa arranges for Belle to see Dr Abbott to discuss contraception, thinking that knowing the risks might scare her off.

Elsewhere, Pollard is speechless when David tells him that the 'proposal' was an accident, Gennie tells Lisa and Zak that Chas won't go to the christening if it's all going to kick off, while Georgia and Brenda suggest that Gennie should ask Katie to be godmother.

Cameron insists to Chas that he just needed to spend time with his kids and he would never lie to her. She pleads with him to take her away, but he explains that she can't leave just because of a bunch of hypocrites. However, a desperate Chas is at the end of her tether. Downing a double vodka, she tells Bernice that she has won and is welcome to the pub.

Later, Chas has packed her bags ready to move out, but when Bernice gets under her skin, she changes her mind - adamant that she now won't sell to Bernice. Chas is utterly shocked when Cameron suddenly proposes, insisting that she deserves to be happy…

Meanwhile, Belle starts to feel out of her depth as Lisa insists that she is seeing the doctor. Dr Abbott asks Belle if she's thinking about the pill, and Belle can't take it anymore when Lisa offers her input. Belle says that she wants to speak to the doctor alone and with Lisa out of the way, she admits to Dr Abbott that she's not having sex and doesn't even have a boyfriend.

Belle leaves the room to find an anxious Lisa waiting outside, not knowing what to think. Later, Belle finally admits to Lisa and Zak that she never had sex. Although both are relieved, they are still worried about what trouble may lie ahead.

Elsewhere, Dan admits to Nicola that it was Sean who smashed the window. Nicola warns Thomas he'll be out on the streets if he mentions his vendetta against Chas again. Sean thinks Dan is weak for apologising to Chas and even Amelia comments about him being weedy. Ali and Ruby later try to make Sean see that Dan is a decent bloke and surely better than having Cain as a dad. They also assure Dan that he is a good dad, as he thinks he's a disappointment to Sean.

Also, Gennie decides to ask Katie to be godmother to Molly, while David agrees to be godfather but hides his concern as Priya talks about their future.

Friday

Chas explains to Cameron that his rash proposal won't make things right, pointing out that she hadn't even thought he was coming back. However, after some deliberation, Chas agrees to marry him and Cain drives past just as they are kissing. Soon afterwards, Moira puts her foot in it and tells Cain about Chas and Cameron's engagement.

Later at The Woolpack, Bernice gets out the champagne to toast Chas and Cameron, just as Cain arrives looking murderous. Cain threatens Cameron to leave the village with Chas for good, just as Debbie arrives wanting to know what's going on. Debbie is in shock when she learns that Chas and Cameron are getting married, and Moira is worried about what Cain is going to do.

As the celebration continues, Chas is left terrified as she finds Cain waiting for her in the back room. He warns her that she will have to give something up - she has to leave. At the garage shortly afterwards, Zak begs Cain to let things go, but Cameron arrives just as Zak goes.


Cameron and Cain fight at the garage, and Chas is knocked to the ground amid the brawl. Cain stops to check she is okay, while behind him a menacing and angry Cameron picks up a wrench - the red mist has come down. It's almost too late for Cain until Chas sees and shouts, warning Cain just as Cameron is about to batter him over the head from behind. Chas is unnerved at Cameron's dark behaviour…

Elsewhere, Declan is upset that Katie has been asked to be godmother but hadn't told him, Lisa fumes when Dom blames Belle for Gemma's behaviour, Belle and Gemma's friendship is restored when they discover they are both virgins, while Cameron threatens Thomas, warning him to leave Chas alone.

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Emmerdale's Lisa Dingle receives an unwelcome surprise in next week's episodes as she realises that her daughter Belle is growing up quickly.

Shocked when she finds Belle in a compromising position with her new boyfriend Luke, Lisa orders the schoolgirl to attend an appointment with the doctor to discuss contraception - secretly hoping this will scare her off from letting the relationship develop too soon.

Here, Jane Cox - who plays Lisa - reveals full details of the latest family drama for the Dingles.

What makes Lisa realise that Belle is growing up?
"It's that she's starting to be a bit sneaky about things! Also, Lisa has caught her wearing make-up, for example. Lisa catches her out going to school with a load of make-up on, and she's a bit upset about that. Belle also keeps answering back and being very cheeky!"

How challenging is this experience for Lisa?
"Well, it seems to have happened overnight. One day Belle was really lovely, and the next, she seems to have turned into this person who doesn't seem to like Lisa very much! Lisa finds that very difficult, because she doesn't have any experience of this at all, and Belle was always so good and understanding before."

Does Lisa fear that Belle is growing up too soon?
"She does think so, because it's happening very quickly. Lisa also thinks that she's being influenced by other kids at school - particularly Gemma, this new friend of hers."

How does Lisa feel about Belle having a new boyfriend?
"Well, Belle's had a boyfriend before when she was with Sean, and that was very sweet and innocent. But now with this other boy Luke, it seems to be a little bit more full-on."

How do things go when Lisa invites Luke for tea to meet him properly?
"Belle gets embarrassed, but Lisa thinks he's actually quite a nice young man. He's very polite and he seems very helpful, so that's really nice as far as Lisa's concerned. Luke is hoping that he'll get to spend some time alone with Belle in her bedroom, but Lisa has no idea about that."

Does Lisa have any inkling or fear that Belle may take things too far with Luke at that point?
"I think Lisa wouldn't really think that, because Belle is her daughter and she's very young. Lisa just wouldn't think that was going to happen."

But then the storyline develops further the next day. What happens?
"Debbie comes to tell Lisa that Belle has bunked off school. Debbie explains that Belle has gone into the house with a boy, so Lisa thinks that is very weird. She bursts down there and she finds Belle and Luke on the sofa together in quite a clinch! So Lisa gets him out of there quickly, and just thinks it's ridiculous. She's furious about it."

Is that why Lisa takes Belle to the doctors?
"Yes, she just wants to put Belle off, really! She decides that she's going to have to tell Belle what's what when it comes to contraception and things like that. She wants to get it all sorted out in advance, which is a very sensible thing for Lisa to do. It's because Lisa fears things could go too far without Belle fully understanding.

"When they visit the doctors, it doesn't go terribly well for Lisa because Belle doesn't want her to be in the room with her. At first Belle doesn't mind, but once the doctor starts talking about pills and things like that, Belle wants her mum out - understandably! But Lisa's just feeling at sixes and sevens over the situation. It feels like her little girl is rejecting her."

Belle eventually confides in Lisa and Zak back at the Dingle house…
"Yes, Belle explains that nothing has happened with Luke, and thank goodness for that. She's very young."

Will we see more tension between Lisa, Belle, Dom and Gemma?
"Yes, I think you're going to see a huge amount more! Certainly between Belle and Lisa - there's a lot more growing up to do. Belle is only 14 and she might come out of it by the time she's 18, if Lisa's lucky!

"I'm not sure whether Lisa is that happy about Belle seeing Gemma again, but what can you do to prevent it? Gemma is introducing Belle to all these different boys, so she's not a very good influence. Lisa would like to keep them apart, but they're at school together - what can you do? Lisa isn't keen on Dom, either - she thinks he's full of himself, and he certainly appears to be!"

In real life, what's it like to watch Eden Taylor-Draper - who plays Belle - growing up?
"It's been almost imperceptible. It doesn't seem two minutes ago since she was 6, had just started in Emmerdale and was singing 'Walking In The Air' and all of that! Now she's a young woman, a beautiful one and very lovely. I feel very proud of her."

Are you and Eden enjoying the story and what's to come?
"Yes, we're enjoying it very much already. I think Eden's enjoying having a right snap at Lisa! We both enjoy having those right good rows with each other! Luckily that's not us in real life - we're fine. But it's nice to be able to play that."

What advice would you give to Lisa?
"I would say don't take it personally. Also, remember you are the parent and she is still the child. I think the tendency can be to take things very personally, get very upset with whatever the kids are doing, and feel that it's your fault.

"It's just a phase that Belle is going through and she needs Lisa to still be a parent. I think you need to give your child boundaries and allow them to grow up!"

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Emmerdale killer Cameron Murray arrives back in the village with a bang next week as he comes dangerously close to striking again.

Cameron is keen to get his life back on track following his time away, so he starts by proposing to his partner Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) and is delighted when she eventually accepts.

Unsurprisingly, the couple's news doesn't go down well with a disapproving Cain (Jeff Hordley), who soon finds himself in a fight with Cameron at the garage.

Amid the brawl, Cameron takes things too far as he picks up a wrench and gets ready to attack as the red mist descends…

Here, Dominic Power - who plays Cameron - reveals full details of the latest plot twist.

Where has Cameron been since killing Alex? Did he really go to Jersey?
"Cameron genuinely went to Jersey. He was supposed to take Chas with him, but alas, she decided that she needed to stay and confront the situation in the village. She also didn't want to be too far away from the pub and Bernice, knowing that Bernice could cause trouble in her absence.

"Reluctantly, Cameron went away to clear his head and see his kids, because he didn't get a chance to over Christmas."

What would you say went through Cameron's mind when he killed Alex?
"Whenever it seems that Cameron gets so close to getting in the clear, something else crops up, and that's what happened here! He'd not been sleeping, he'd been drinking too much alcohol and far too much coffee. When Cameron admitted the truth to Alex, it was because he was in the middle of a sheer panic attack. Alex obviously didn't react in the way that Cameron thought he would, so he had to get rid of him."


Does Cameron feel guilty for killing Alex? And how is he coping with keeping his guilt under wraps?
"Cameron is devastated about what happened to Alex! Now he's just living day to day. He's been spinning plates for months now, and once he gets to the end of one assault course, something else crops up. He's been doing it for so long now, and I'm not sure how much longer he'll be able to carry on.

"There is obviously guilt over the murder and how he framed Alex for theft, but Cameron's also very good at deceiving himself into believing that he's telling the truth. It's self-deception."

Are you expecting Cameron to strike again?
"Well, if he can do it once and then he can do it twice, who's to say that he can't do it a third time?"

What are Cameron's first scenes when he arrives back in the village?
"He comes back to Emmerdale, he checks the grave where Alex is buried and he makes sure it's all safe. Then he tries to crack on with some kind of normal life and existence!"

Chas is upset with Cameron as he didn't contact her much while he was away. Does he still feel as strongly towards her?
"Absolutely yes, very much so. But Chas is furious, because Cameron ended up staying away for longer than he was supposed to. She's still paranoid and Debbie's words are ringing in her ears, because Debbie has warned that Cameron won't stick around with her for very long before playing away again. But Cameron puts Chas's mind at rest."

Chas makes it clear that she's ready to leave Emmerdale with or without Cameron, but Cameron wants her to stay. Is that the only reason he proposes to Chas?
"Good question! I think the proposal is something that Cameron has had to think about for a while, because he knows that even before he left, Chas was a little unsure about staying in the village in the current climate.

"Cameron knows that he's got to do everything he can to keep Chas in the village. He definitely needs to hang about in Emmerdale, just to make sure that no-one touches that grave!"

Cain is furious over the proposal and there's a big fight between him and Cameron outside the garage. What can you tell us about that?
"Well, it definitely comes to blows as you imagine it would! Again, you have to bear in mind how exhausted Cameron is. This situation has been going on for months, so he's not thinking straight. He doesn't trust himself, and he comes very close to striking again in this fight..."

We see Cameron pick up a wrench and he seems ready to hit Cain over the head with it, until Chas intervenes. Would you say Cameron nearly kills Cain?
"Absolutely. Chas shouts out to warn Cain and stop Cameron, but if she hadn't done that, he probably could have killed him in that moment."

Having seen that side of him, does Chas become suspicious that perhaps Cameron killed Carl?
"I don't think so. I think it couldn't be further from her mind, and there's nothing to make her think that could be the case. But she certainly has seen something - a darker side that maybe she needs to keep an eye on…"

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Hopefully Chas wakes up soon and takes off the love googles and sees Cameron for who he truly is a killer