Emmerdale ‘confirms’ who saves Charity from prison as new spoilers reveal what happens next
The nightmare situation which Emmerdale’s Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) is in has got much worse, courtesy of granddaughter Sarah Sugden (Katie Hill) who took shocking revenge.
It’s been an absolute hellish year for Charity, who struggled to cope under the weight of keeping the truth about baby Leyla’s parentage from Sarah, who was over the moon to be a mum to the little one.
In the wake of rapist Dr Todd’s (Caroline Harker) demise, Charity resolved to come clean in a bid to keep Sarah from going to the police and taking the blame for the villain’s death.
Sarah was disgusted with her gran and, in a bid to get revenge, she changed her statement, claiming that Charity killed Todd in cold blood and coerced her into making a statement to back up her claims of self-defence.
Now, Charity faces a bleak future, charged with murder and staring at the walls of a prison cell as the credits rolled on tonight’s offering of the ITV serial.
If you’re eager to know what happens next and if there’s any hope for Charity then you’re in the right place as we preview what’s to come tomorrow.
What happens next in Emmerdale? Spoilers for Thursday, September 10 episode
Charity is left feeling hopeless following Sarah’s cruel antics and worries that she’s all out of options. Will she spend the rest of her life behind bars?
That remains to be seen but there is one avenue she’s not explored and, in a bid to give things one last shot, she contacts Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb), assigning him with a specific task.
Doing as his wife asks, Mack retrieves the St Christopher medal and delivers it to Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley), who immediately understands what is expected of him.
As viewers will recall, Cain handed Charity that very medal earlier this year and told Charity should she ever need him, she knows what to do.
Will Cain be able to get through to Sarah and make her see sense? Will he prove to be the hero Charity needs?
Elsewhere, following her discovery that Jimmy King (Nick Miles) sold the haulage company, Nicola (Nicola Wheeler) attempts to locate the missing money – and she soon discovers that the family home has been remortgaged.
Joe Tate (Ned Porteous), meanwhile, visits his newborn son in the NICU and holds his hand through the incubator, which Kim (Claire King) hopes is a positive sign and perhaps even a breakthrough.
Later in the episode, Joe makes a decision regarding his son’s future – but just what will it be?
