Cain Dingle: Last News

Emmerdale's long-serving actor Jeff Hordley, who plays Cain Dingle, has said that he "could be next" to be axed from the soap, ahead of its 50th anniversary. The 52 year old is instantly recognisable to even those who haven't avidly watched every episode of the countryside-set programme, as he's played wayward Cain for an impressive 22 years and has been at the centre of some of the show's biggest storylines.

EMMERDALE actor Jeff Hordley teased possible "goodbye" to iconic character Cain Dingle during 50th anniversary later "this year." Jeff, 52, has played Cain for over two decades on the ITV soap. Cain is currently part of an emotional storyline about his mother Faith Dingle who has terminal cancer.

Emmerdale viewers will surely remember cold hearted, dodgy copper Detective Inspector Mark Malone who caused an onslaught of damage in the village before his untimely death.Playing the role of the crooked policeman in the long-running soap, actor Mark Edward Womack did a fantastic job gripping the nation with his dark and gritty portrayal.DI Mark's first appearance was on 5 March 2020 playing Harriet Finch's former colleague and boss of Will Taylor.READ MORE: Emmerdale's Rosie Bentham parades toned legs in skintight leggings for sizzling gym snapBut although he came to the village to investigate the shooting of Nate Robinson, things quickly turned sour when he blackmailed Will, Cain Dingle and Billy Fletcher into working for him.The copper's bad antics begin to spiral out of control and he was later killed by Dawn Taylor with Harriet's assistance.Now that he is no longer in the soap, Daily Star has taken a look at what he's up to now.During his time in Emmerdale, news emerged that Mark's marriage to EastEnders actress Samantha Womack was over but they were still living together.The former couple announced that they both decided to end their relationship in 2018 but were in "no rush" to change their family dynamic.Talking about her marriage to OK! Magazine, Samantha, who previously played Ronnie Mitchell in Albert Square said: "Our family home is big enough and we’re co-existing happily."There’s no rush to change things."But now feels like the right time to be honest and admit we’re no longer together."The former couple share two children together- Benjamin Thomas, and Lily Rose and Mark also has another son, Michael, from his first marriage to Mary Therese McGoldrick.Last year, reports claimed Samantha was dating

WARNING: This article contains spoilers from Emmerdale. Emmerdale's Rhona Goskirk actress Zoe Henry is married to fellow ITV star Jeff Hordley. Fans will best recognise Hordley for playing Emmerdale's resident bad boy Cain Dingle for the past 22 years.

Emmerdale stars Charley Webb looked incredible as she reunited with her former co-stars, including Danny Miller, for a fun-filled night out.The former co-stars spent the evening singing and dancing to Sean Paul at the First Direct Arena in Leeds.Documenting the night out, Charley shared a series of clips to her Instagram Story as she got back together with her soap pals.READ MORE: Emmerdale Belle Dingle star's private life – family cancer heartache to off-screen romanceThe group - including Belle Dingle star Eden Draper-Taylor and Danny's new wife Steph - appeared to be having the best time as they enjoyed the concert from the comfort of a VIP box.At one point, Charley energetically danced to Sean Paul's smash hit Temperature.The actress, who is best known for playing Debbie Dingle on the ITV soap, also mimed along to the lyrics as she overlooked the Leeds crowd. She captioned a shot of herself: "Loving life at Sean of the P."Despite announcing her departure from Emmerdale this year, Charley has remained close to her former co-stars.

Emmerdale viewers were left distracted during the latest instalment of the ITV soap as Belle Dingle (Eden Taylor-Draper) made a jaw-dropping discovery.Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) and Al Chapman (Michael Wildman) enjoyed another steamy hotel session during Monday's (August 22) episode.As they left, the lovers shared a quick kiss and then parted aways, knowing they needed to return to the Dales separately to avoid suspicion.READ MORE: Emmerdale’s Daisy Campbell drops huge Amelia baby daddy clue as fans ‘work out’ identityUnfortunately for them, Belle had seen them together as she was at an event in the same hotel.As an oblivious Al and Chas thought they'd got away with another secret rendezvous, fans took to Twitter to point out the fact Belle hadn't been seen on screen for a while.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Belle hasn't been around for a while." Another added: "Belle is back in # Emmerdale I'd forgotten about her." A third person posted: "I wondered why Belle is back now we know.."One of the main reasons why Chas has continued to see Al is the distraction as her mum Faith Dingle (Sally Dexter) battles terminal cancer.Betraying her partner Paddy Kirk (Dominic Brunt) and spending time with her brother Cain Dingle's (Jeff Hordley) enemy is something Chas would much rather do as opposed to facing up to reality and the fact her mum doesn’t have long left to live.Struggling after a meeting with Faithand her palliative care nurse, Chas joined Al, who is in a relationship with Kerry Wyatt (Laura Norton) for an afternoon at a posh hotel.When Chas told Al that she doesn’t feel stressed when she’s with him, he promised they could continue seeing each other as it helps her.Will Belle share her affair discovery with the rest

Emmerdale fans felt like they had won the lottery as they watched a Dingle wedding go off without a hitch. In scenes aired in the ITV soap on Thursday night (August 11), viewers watched as Marlon Dingle and Rhona Goskirk finally said 'I do' following a challenging few months after Marlon suffered a stroke.

Emmerdale fans were flocking to social media to praise the soap after it aired the tear-jerking wedding between Marlon Dingle and Rhona Goskirk. The big day had been a long time coming for the couple and was almost off altogether when Marlon was admitted to the hospital with high blood pressure.

Emmerdale fans have predicted a certain character is set to meet his end during the upcoming 50th anniversary episode.And it looks as though it's Al Chapman (Michael Wildman) who is likely to get the chop, and fans believe his cheating lover Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) could be involved in a whodunit twist.Taking to Reddit with their theories, one fan noted the similarities between Chas' situation now compared to ten years ago. READ MORE: Emmerdale Cain Dingle star Jeff Hordley 'saddened' as co-star's exit date confirmedThey penned: "It’s funny how ten years ago around the 40th anniversary, Chas was having an affair with Cameron at the time, now ten years later she’s cheating again, this time on her husband."They went on to theorize: "As for how it’s going to end, I think Al is going to die in a whodunnit, with the suspects being Chas, Cain or Paddy. I don’t see where else they could go with Al at this point."This theory is likely to go down well with Emmerdale fans as the affair between Chas and Al hasn't been well received.

ITV show. Rhona has been through a turbulent period in the soap over recent months since her fiancé, Marlon Dingle, suffered a stroke. The two are set to enjoy an upturn in fortune tonight as they finally tie the knot after a difficult few months.

Warning: This story contains spoilers for Emmerdale.Emmerdale is building up to a major event in the coming months, as the show kicks off its 50th anniversary celebrations. ITV bosses have already confirmed that the show will deliver some of the most dramatic storylines in years, as a storm is rolling into town.

Emmerdale fans can expect plenty of drama next week as Faith Dingle (Sally Dexter) comes up with a dangerous plan.Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) is suspicious when glammed up Faith heads out with Nate Robinson (Jurell Carter).Faith remains tight-lipped when intrigued Nate questions what they’re up to.READ MORE: Emmerdale fans 'work out' who father of Amelia's baby is in paternity twistOutside an anonymous house, Nate’s left uneasy as Faith explains her plan to take back something that belongs to her from her step-daughter’s home.Nate’s beyond awkward as Faith blags her way inside Angus’s house despite his suspicions at the door.Angus is outraged when he figures out who Faith really is and demands she leaves. Nate’s left exasperated by his enigmatic grandmother when Faith vows to return for what’s hers.The next day, Nate outright refuses to help Faith when she plans to go back to Angus'.

Emmerdale fans have all spotted an a reoccurring issue with farm owner Moira Dingle (Natalie J Robb).The latest episode of the ITV soap opened with Moira chatting to her partner Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley) about his mum Faith Dingle's (Sally Dexter) decision to stop chemotherapy treatment.As Moira approached Cain in the field, viewers watching Thursday's (July 7) hour-long episode all noticed the same issue with her overalls.READ MORE: Emmerdale's Meena star Paige Sandhu exposes curves as she wows in teeny pink braTaking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Oh Moira in the cleanest work overalls ever on a working farm but when was the last time we saw her get her hands dirty."Another added: "Moira has the cleanest overalls of any farmer I’ve ever seen.. they’re always pristine." A third person posted: "Cleanest overalls I’ve ever seen on a farm #Moira." It comes after fans took to social media to mock a message made by an ITV star before the latest episode aired.A voiceover message was issued before Wednesday's (July 6) episode hit television screens up and down the country.The announcer said: "Emmerdale next with scenes some viewers may find upsetting".After hearing the pre-show warning, viewers of the soap took to Twitter to share their opinion.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Scenes viewers might find upsetting….

Emmerdale star Jeff Hordley has admitted he is “so upset” that his co-star Sally Dexter is leaving. The actor plays Cain Dingle on the ITV soap and the son of Sally’s character Faith Dingle, who is about to exit the show in a terminal cancer diagnosis storyline. On Tuesday, Jeff appeared on Lorraine to discuss Sally’s imminent exit from the show.

Emmerdale fans have taken to social media to mock a message made by an ITV star before the latest episode aired.A voiceover message was issued before Wednesday's (July 6) episode hit television screens up and down the country. The announcer said: "Emmerdale next with scenes some viewers may find upsetting".

EMMERDALE actor Jeff Hordley has revealed he has another job when he's not filming the Yorkshire-based ITV soap. Jeff has been in Emmerdale for two decades as the show’s resident bad boy, Cain Dingle - but it appears he has another side to him.

Emmerdale actor Jeff Hordley has admitted having a surprising back-up plan in case he ever leaves his iconic portrayal of Cain Dingle. He appeared on Lorraine on Tuesday morning to talk about his "very complex" character and his current storyline about dealing with his mum Faith's terminal cancer.

Emmerdale actor Jeff Hordley has admitted to feeling "so upset" to losie his co-star Sally Dexter who will sadly pass away in upcoming scenes.Appearing on ITV's Lorraine on Tuesday (July 5), Jeff who is well known for playing the role of Cain Dingle, told presenter Lorraine Kelly that it will be a massive loss when Sally leaves the show.Talking openly, he also told the host that he is "mesmerised" by actress Sally who plays his mother Faith Dingle who currently has terminal cancer.READ MORE: Emmerdale fans predict Chas will give Paddy an STI in twisted love affairTalking about the upcoming Emmerdale scenes, Lorraine said it will be very "emotional".Jeff replied: "I'm so upset about loosing Sally Dexter though."There's a few actors that have come to the show that when they come on set, you can' take your eyes off them and what they do."We were doing something just last night and I was just mesmerised watching her, she's so good and she's such a joy to work with. Such a great human being and I'm so sad to be losing her."Seeing his heartfelt chat, fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts with one person writing: "Loved Jeff's interview."Cain and Faith's relationship in the show has been turbulent to say the least.Despite knowing that her mother has cancer, Cain has continued to show no remorse and has been overtly cold in his approach towards her.But Faith, who is rapidly deteriorating his desperate to mend their broken relationship before its too late.With his sister Chas on his case, Cain will soon reveal the reason why he has become so frosty towards his mother due to abandonment issues he faced with her as a child.

Emmerdale fans were left in stitches after they compared Chas Dingle to beloved Friends character Chandler Bing as she complained at her loving husband Cain Dingle.During Wednesday’s instalment of the popular ITV soap (June 22), the long-standing character attempted to tell Aaron about Faith Dingle’s terminal cancer diagnosis.But the loving mum has come under fire after taking the news of her mother’s new diagnosis poorly as she encouraged her to continue taking treatment even though it would only extend her life by a couple of months.Instead of respecting her mother’s wishes to stop the chemotherapy and spend the last few months of her life with her family and friends, the brunette beauty has put all her efforts into finding a cure for her illness.Chas could be heard shouting at Cain for preparing their son for Faith's eventual passing rather than encouraging him to be positive about her recovery.During their heated argument, she shouted: "Could you be anymore patronising?"It was at this point that fans of the show flooded to Twitter where they compared the star to the beloved Friends character. One user penned: “Chas doing her Chandler Bing impression # Emmerdale.” Another added: “Chas doing her best Chandler Bing impression ‘could you beeeee anymore patronising?! #emmerdale.”A third agreed: “Who does chastity think she is, Chandler Bing? #emmerdale.”This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Emmerdale.In 1999, Sean Reynolds (Stephen McGann) moved to the Dales with his wife Angie (Freya Copeland), their son Marc (Anthony Lewis) and daughter Ollie (Vicky Binns).They were later joined by Sean's father Len (Peter Martin) following the off-screen death of his mother Eileen.After locking horns with Chris Tate and Cain Dingle, Sean made a few enemies in and around the village.The haulage firm owner later split from his wife Angie following an affair with Lady Tara Thornfield (Anna Brecon) and left the Dales in 2002.Daily Star takes a look inside what the Reynolds family stars are up to now.Stephen McGann played Sean Reynolds on Emmerdale from 1999 -2002.After a number of years onscreen, Stephen decided to leave the ITV soap in November 2001.Sean's exit storyline was plotted around his extramarital affair with local businesswoman Tara Thornfield.Having tried to resist temptation for the sake of Sean's children Marc and Ollie, Sean and Tara eventually gave into their mutual attraction and decided to leave the Dales together to begin a new life in Chester.His final scenes aired in January 2002.Since leaving the Dales, Stephen has enjoyed a successful acting career.The 59-year-old actor enjoyed minor roles in Casualty, Doctors and The Bill in the years following his Emmerdale departure.In 2012, he was cast as doctor Patrick Turner on the hit BBC series Call the Midwife and remains in the role to this day.Stephen is married to Call the Midwife writer and creator Heidi Thomas.The couple have one son called Dominic.Len Reynolds moved to Emmerdale in 2001 in the wake of his wife Eileen's death.Portrayed by Peter Martin, the Reynolds patriarch remained on the show longer than any other family member.Len stayed a regular

Emmerdale's Faith Dingle finally tells son Cain Dingle about her cancer diagnosis next week.Moira Single (Natalie J Robb) fears ructions when Cain returns from Scotland unexpectedly and discovers Faith in his home.Faith remains dignified when Cain mistakes her chemotherapy side-effects for a severe hangover.Hiding her heartbreak, Faith leaves the room, followed by Moira.Moira apologises to Faith for Cain’s hurtful words.A shaky Faith gratefully accepts Wendy Posner’s (Susan Cookson) care but knows she can’t avoid the truth coming out much longer.Faith later asks Chas to make plans for her birthday, hopeful it might give her a chance to make her peace with Cain.Whilst Chas and Bear Wolf (Joshua Richards) plan Faith’s party at the Woolie, Faith struggles with the idea of dropping her bombshell on her birthday but is encouraged when Moira suggests she has a plan to ensure Cain shows up.Apprehensive Faith worries how Cain will react to being tricked into attending her birthday party.Upon arriving, Cain is too angry to even speak and scolds the others for tricking him into attending as Moira bites her tongue on the real reason he’s there.Bitter Cain can’t get past his past grievances with Faith as the rest of her family support her.When Cain’s wish for Faith’s birthday is that she’ll drop dead, she reveals that her cancer is back and it's incurable.The fallout from Faith’s bombshell begins.