An exhausted and vulnerable Dawn watches tenderly as baby Evan sleeps in his hospital bed, deeply concerned by his chemotherapy treatment and the pain he might experience.
Time is running out for Rose – but it might not be Kim Tate who takes her down after all Rose Jackson is on borrowed time in Emmerdale as her harebrained scheme to take down Kim Tate on behalf of Ruby Fox-Miligan is bound to go awry. If there’s one thing we’ve learned from all our years of watching the ITV soap, it’s that dastardly plots almost never go according to plan.
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Up Next Little does Dawn know, however, that Ruby has ulterior motives, working with Ruby to take down Kim once and for all. Kim, while having it in for Rose, has no clue that the latest in as long line of Home Farm house guests wants to destroy her, let alone the fact that she’s in cahoots with Ruby.
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