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CAIN Dingle has been butting heads with Al Chapman for several years, making his life difficult at every chance he got. But the feud turns deadly again next week in Emmerdale when the tough man makes a shocking discovery. Many tragedies have fallen upon the Dingles in recent weeks, from Faith's suicide to Liv Flaherty's heart-breaking death.

SOAP fans are waiting with bated breath to receive some news about Sam Dingle who was left impaled by a spike after a cow stampede. However, the trailer for Emmerdale's 50th anniversary stunt week featured a blink-and-you-miss-it hint on his fate. Latest scenes of the ITV drama revealed the farmhand, portrayed by James Hooton, had been taken into surgery and losing a life-threatening amount of blood.

Emmerdale star Eden Taylor-Draper emotionally told her co-star that she "loves" them after an emotional exit.Liv Flaherty, played by Isobel Steele, was tragically killed in harrowing scenes this week.Now the actress has broken her silence on her poignant exit.READ NEXT: Emmerdale's Liv star exposes secret struggle behind-the-scenes when she was youngerAs the 50th anniversary storm wreaks havoc over the village, Liv was trapped beneath a flying caravan which pinned her to the ground.Despite the best efforts of paramedics, it was revealed she would die if the caravan were to be removed, as it had crushed her lower body – and her family could do nothing but say their goodbyes.With viewers in tears, Isobel took to Instagram to share her thoughts on the emotional scene as she called her final wrap on the soap after reportedly choosing to concentrate on her music career.Posting an array of behind-the-scenes snaps, she said: “And that’s a wrap on Liv Dingle.“Hard to put into words what this show and the people in it mean to me and how big a decision it was to leave.“Thank you to every single person I ever worked with and to those that pushed me to be a better person and a better actor.“Thank you to everyone who watches the show and has supported me throughout, none of it went unnoticed. Thank you to Kate Oates, Ian MacLeod & Jane Hudson.”She added: “I love you all so much, you know who you are.

Emmerdale actress Isobel Steele has shared an emotional exit video as her character Liv Flaherty was killed off on Wednesday after being crushed by a caravan during the ITV soap's terrifying storm week. At the end of Tuesday's episode, Liv and husband Vinny Dingle were left lifeless after being crushed by the vehicle while making their way to The Woolpack to look after Paddy Kirk's daughter Eve.

Emmerdale fans were left sobbing on Wednesday night as Liv Flaherty died after being crushed by a caravan during the ITV soap's terrifying storm week. At the end of Tuesday's episode, Liv and husband Vinny Dingle were left lifeless after being crushed by the vehicle while making their way to The Woolpack to look after Paddy Kirk's daughter Eve.

After just six short years on Emmerdale, Isobel Steele has cemented her place in the hearts of many fans in her iconic role as Liv Flaherty. Joining the soap as a fresh faced fifteen year old, Isobel flexed her acting chops in a variety of high profile storylines over the years, as her character Liv tackled a variety of issues being faced by many young people today.

Emmerdale star Isobel Steele, who plays Liv Dingle in the ITV soap, has spoken about taking her GCSEs alongside the show. The young actress has been in the show for six years and has been a part of some huge storylines.She landed the job when she was just 14 years old meaning that she had to balance the acting job alongside her school exams.Speaking on Channel 4's Steph's Packed Lunch on Wednesday (October 19), Isobel explained that she was "glad" she took her GCSEs but they were difficult.She also explained that she didn't tell anyone at school that she had landed the job.The soap star said: "I didn't tell anyone, I don't know why."Then they would say to me, 'I think I saw you on TV last night' and I would be like 'yeah you did'."" Isobel is a star of the show and a fan favourite.

EMMERDALE fans were left horrified as Sam Dingle suffered a horrific accident with a digger while a storm rips through the Dales village. As part of Emmerdale's 50th anniversary on ITV, the village is hit with a horrific storm and show bosses teased deaths and heartache to mark the drama series' half-century milestone. But fans of the hit soap were left gobsmacked as a gory scene showed Sam Dingle slumped across a digger, impaled by the spikes of the vehicle's shovel.

Emmerdale viewers may see eight characters be killed off in explosive scenes as a deadly storm rips through the Yorkshire village.Soap director Tim O'Mara has teased that no one will be safe from the storm, saying: "No one is safe, there's a possibility of eight or nine characters not being around for very long."We do go to the hospital on a number of visits, a number of people hurt by debris flying around the village, there are accidents in the woods, trees falling on people.READ MORE: Emmerdale Daisy Campbell's glam snaps - corsets, bikinis and plunging dresses"There are massive accidents at the farm which might attract the attention of one or two characters."Fans have already seen the demise of vicar Harriet Finch (Katherine Dow Blyton) and Sam Dingle's life is hanging in the balance.After Sam was impaled by a tractor during the storm, it looks like he could be the next character to be killed off as fans have been left fearing for him.He isn't the only one who could has seen their life flash before their eyes, as many other characters have been caught out by the horror weather.Tuesday's dramatic episode saw Liv O'Flaherty and Vinny Dingle in serious danger as they were nearly crushed by a caravan during the storm.With Isobel Steele being reported to be leaving the soap after six years, it could be her who faces a grisly end as the actress waves goodbye to the Dales.Other characters that are feared to be in danger are Zak Dingle, with fans fearing he could follow Faith, who lost her battle with cancer last week.After the harrowing scenes, one viewer said: "I’m sure Zak is going to die after Faith, the hints are all there… his convo with her was especially poignant."Another agreed: "I think Zak will be next."Fans will

Emmerdale fans were left horrified on Tuesday's episode as Liv and Vinny Dingle were left lifeless after being crushed by a caravan during the village's terrifying storm. During the latest instalment, a panicked Paddy Kirk showed up at Mill Cottage as he told Aaron Dingle that his mother, Chas Dingle, was in hospital after being hit with debris during the storm. Paddy said: "Aaron, you have to come with me...

Emmerdale fans are set to see in 2023 with the repercussions of super soap week still rippling across the ITV village.Bosses Jane Hudson, Kate Brooks and Laura Shaw have promised that the impact of several character deaths will propel the soap into next year, along with plenty of heartache after the deadly storm.Confirming multiple deaths across the 50th anniversary, Jane admitted: "It is always hard to kill a character as someone is losing their job. You don’t want somebody to lose their job.