Emmerdale storm deaths 'exposed' as eagle-eyed fans fear for Liv, Zak and Mackenzie

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 actor Jay Kontzle, who said he owes his grandparents everything, is backing a campaign to better support kinship carers to receive “the recognition they deserve”. The 32-year-old, who plays Billy Fletcher in ITV’s Emmerdale, was brought up by his grandparents following the death of his mother when he was four years old. As part of a charity campaign, he is urging people to sign a petition calling on the government to better support kinship carers.

Emmerdale fans were left confused following a dramatic cow stampede in Monday's episode (October 17), which left two characters severely injured.The episode saw Sam and Nate Robinson checking on their animals during a violent storm and subsequently getting caught up in a terrifying stampede. The scene showed the pair running for their lives, with Sam vaulting some hay bales and escaping the stampeding herd while Nate was savagely trampled by the cattle.READ MORE: Strictly 'mole' who leaks results every week blames BBC for not doing two live showsHowever, in a shocking twist at the end of the episode, Sam's limp body was seen impaled on a tractor spike after his jump to escape went horribly wrong.

Emmerdale fans think they have figured out a death twist after the terrifying cow stampede on Monday and it's not Sam Dingle. Only recently, viewers were left horrified as Sam's lifeless body was seen on a tractor spike after attempting to escape the cow stampede. During the episode, the village continued to struggle with the terrifying storm and winds, especially over at Moira Dingle's farm.

Emmerdale fans were left confused on Tuesday's episode over a "missing scene" after the terrifying cow stampede on Monday. Only recently, viewers were left horrified as Sam Dingle's lifeless body was seen on a tractor spike after attempting to escape the cow stampede.

Emmerdale fans have been pleading 'not Sam' after the Dingle favourite was seen impaled on a piece of farming machinery. The ITV soap's 50th anniversary windstorm stunt claimed its first vicitm on Monday night (October 17) when viewers discovered Harriet Finch had died in a freak accident.

REFORMED troublemaker Sam Dingle has become a familiar face viewers are often happy to see on ITV. But Emmerdale star James Hooton revealed his character may not be spared from the deadly anniversary drama. Sam has come a long since he first rocked up the eponymous village in February, 1995.

Emmerdale's James Hooton has shared behind-the-scenes details from Sam Dingle's "brutal" spiking cliffhanger as he teased whether his character lives or dies. Fans were left horrified on Monday's episode as the episode ended with Sam's body lifeless on a tractor spike after attempting to escape a cow stampede. During the latest instalment, the village continued to struggle with the terrifying storm and winds, especially over at Moira Dingle's farm.

Emmerdale fans were left horrified on Monday as the episode ended with Sam Dingle's lifeless body on a tractor spike after attempting to escape a cow stampede. During the latest instalment, the village continued to struggle with the terrifying storm and winds, especially over at Moira Dingle's farm. As the storm started to destroy the farm, Sam and Nate Robinson were left worried about the animals, especially the cows as the pen was rattling loose.

There were more horror scenes in Emmerdale as Sam Dingle became a victim of the soap's first-ever cow stampede. The ITV soap returned to screens on Monday night (October 17) after kicking off its big 50th anniversary week of 'death and destruction on Sunday on what marked its official five decades on air.

They may be celebrating their 50th anniversary but those behind-the-scenes at Emmerdale won't simply be bringing cake and balloons for the occasion as the lives of its much-loved characters hang in the balance when a huge windstorm hits the Yorkshire Dales.

Hold onto your hats – and everything else for that matter – as Emmerdale celebrates its 50th birthday in style this week, when a killer storm ravages the village.The rural soap has seen all manner of high drama since it broadcast its first episode in 1972. Back then the show was a cosy lunchtime drama, centred on lives of the Sugden family on the Emmerdale Farm of the show’s original title. But as the eighties gave way to the nineties, the show was given a big makeover, moving to a teatime slot and famously dropping an entire jet plane on the village in its first big stunt episode.

It's been a big week for Emmerdale as the soap is celebrating its 50th anniversary and the cast collected the award for Best Serial Drama at the National Television Awards on Thuesday. Actor Mark Charnock, who has played the role of Marlon Dingle since 1996, also picked up the award for Serial Drama Performance for his portrayal of the aftermath of a devastating stroke attack.

Emmerdale fans prepare to say goodbye to Faith Dingle after a harrowing breast cancer storyline, some are becoming increasingly worried about family patriarch Zak.This week saw the Dingles bring the seaside to Faith for her last hurrah, with the entire family rallying around her to give her the best day possible.But one conversation had fans clued in on the prospect of Zak's death amid the 50th anniversary episodes, as his chat with Faith seemed to foreshadow his own death.Taking to Twitter, user Totally Addicted to Soap wrote: "I'm worried about some of the potential foreshadowing they're doing with Zak, and reckon he could be one of the big casualties next week - him mentioning passing on the baton to the next generation felt like a big nod that his time could be up."There was also something about the scene with just Zak and Faith left sitting together on the bench at the end, that felt visually a bit 'afterlifey' and left me thinking we'll be saying goodbye to both of them."The user added: "Obviously Steve Halliwell has taken a step back in recent years due to his health, so its hard not to wonder if he had decided to retire and was asked to stay on until the 50th considering he was one of the biggest characters on the show for so long."In a harrowing conclusion, the user said: "As a celebration of 50 years it would make sense to say goodbye to a character that is the head of one of the soaps most famous families, and then spending the next couple of months celebrating his legacy as his family grieves."It comes after soap bosses promised a huge storyline involving Nate, Sam and Belle for the 50th – which could tie in with Zak's death.Executive producer Jane Hudson teased: "Then there is a story that involves Nate, Sam

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.

Emmerdale is celebrating its 50th anniversary next week and what better way to celebrate the milestone than testing your knowledge in the ultimate quiz?Throughout October, major storylines have been planned to mark the occasion - including the return of old favourites and waving goodbye to some village regulars. Next week’s episodes will see a deadly storm rip through Emmerdale and cause all-manner of destruction, but executive producer Jane Hudson has also teased more drama is due to unfold at the end of the month too.

Emmerdale bosses have confirmed the future of an incest storyline in the Dales-based soap.It wouldn't be the first time the ITV soap has tackled incest, especially among its most famous family the Dingles.Mandy Dingle married her own cousin Butch – the son of her uncle Zak – back in the 90s, while Cain also had a longstanding romance with his own cousin Charity.READ MORE: Emmerdale bloodbath teased as several lives in danger after storm rips through villageCharity is the daughter of Zak's cousin Obadiah, while Cain is Zak's son – and the pair welcomed a daughter together, Debbie.Charity has also slept with her other cousin Marlon in the past, whose father Albert was Zak's brother and Obadiah's cousin. Now Emmerdale bosses Jane Hudson, Kate Brooks and Laura Shaw discussed tackling taboo topics as part of the ITV continuing drama team – but confessed they have ruled out dealing with a relationship between relations.

Emmerdale fans were quick to point out Tracy Metcalfe's "hypocrisy" on Tuesday night after her steamy scene with ex Nate Robinson on Monday. During the latest instalment, Tracy and Nate spoke about the night before where she revealed that she is engaged and that their moment of passion was a "stupid mistake".

Emmerdale looks set for explosive scenes during the ITV soap's 50th anniversary stunt week as Al Chapman and Chas Dingle's affair risks being exposed during an awkward scene with Kerry Wyatt. In upcoming scenes, the village will be changed forever as a devastating storm hits, kickstarting a chain reaction of events that will rock the Dales. While Emmerdale boss Jane Hudson has confirmed "deaths, destruction and lots of tears" for the ITV soap's explosive 50th anniversary.