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Emmerdale when Cathy Hope (Gabrielle Dowling) left the village to stay with her brother Scott in the Lake District for an unspecified amount of time. The teen has been struggling badly with her health, having started to experience hormonal mood swings and heavy periods back in December. More recently, when treatment proved not to be doing the trick, she was diagnosed with premenstrual dysphoric disorder – a condition that will likely affect her for years.

A popular Emmerdale character could be set for leave after 15 years on the soap.Teenager Angelica King is awaiting sentencing for causing the death of Heath Hope. Angel, played by Rebecca Bakes, is likely set to receive a custodial sentence, meaning she could spend years away from the village. Fans will recall that Heath lost her life after Cathy Hope stole a car to get herself, Angel and Heath to a party in Hotten, but Angel took the wheel after becoming frustrated with Cathy's slow driving.

Emmerdale fans are convinced they've worked out a shocking twist in Heath Hope's tragic death storyline, after he was killed in the New Year's Eve car crash. Over the last few weeks, viewers have watched as Bob Hope (Tony Audenshaw) and Heath's (played by Sebastian Dowling) sister Cathy Hope (Gabrielle Dowling) have been struggling to move forward from his death.

Emmerdale fans are certain of what Nicola King will do next after her daughter Angelica admitted to being the one driving the car when it crashed, killing Heath Hope. There were emotional scenes during the latest trip to the Dales on Thursday night (January 18) as Heath's funeral took place.

Coronation Street star Isabella Flanagan has shared her love for her co-star as he sent her a message on her special day. The actress, known for playing Hope Stape in the ITV soap, is celebrating her birthday on Friday (January 12) alongside her co-star twin brother.

The Hopes and the rest of the village attend Heath Hope's (Sebastian Dowling) funeral in Emmerdale spoilers, also a blossoming romance turns to a health scare for one couple and Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) continues to spiral after Harry's (Will Beck) death. In the wake of Heath Hope’s (Sebastian Dowling) death, Bob Hope (Tony Audenshaw) tells Wendy Posner (Susan Cookson) he still can’t face Cathy Hope (Gabrielle Dowling). Brenda Walker (Lesley Dunlop) is living when Bob continues to avoid their daughter.

Emmerdale viewers are convinced they'd rumbled another exit from the hugely-popular ITV soap following the horrific car crash that killed teenager Heath Hope (played by Sebastian Dowling) on New Year's Day. While Cathy Hope (Gabrielle Dowling) is currently the police's top suspect who was illegally driving Wendy's car, following the latest twists in tonight's episode, 3 January, it seems likely that Angelica King (Rebecca Bakes) could have taken the wheel. April Windsor (Amelia Flanagan) told the police that she'd seen Cathy getting in the vehicle and driving off on New Year's Eve night, as the teens were desperate to attend a party in nearby town of Hotten.

Emmerdale viewers have predicted a major twist in the tragic death storyline that saw Heath Hope (played by Sebastian Dowling) killed in a car crash that will involve Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb) and Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller). Fans will remember that amid the joyriding plot during the ITV soap's New Year's Day episode, which saw Cathy Hope (Gabrielle Dowling), Angelica King (Rebecca Bakes) and Heath setting off at break-neck speed to Hotten, Mack and Aaron were also out in another car.

Emmerdale fans are convinced they have worked out Heath Hope's real killer as Angelica and Cathy play the "blame game" following the horror car crash which took place on Monday night's episode. Heath, played by Sebastian Dowling, lost his life after a car accident on the way to a party in Hotten, after his sister Cathy Hope decided to take Wendy's car and head off to the New Year's Eve bash.Things took a tragic turn when the car veered off the road in a shocking collision, leaving Cathy and Angelica with nasty injuries and Heath losing his life.

Emmerdale's Bob Hope actor, Tony Audenshaw, has spoken out about the tragic death of his on-screen son Heath Hope. In a heartbreaking episode, Heath died after a car crash, leaving the cast and crew to bid farewell to actor Sebastian Dowling.The accident happened when Heath's twin sister Cathy Hope was driving their car, which crashed into a stone wall.The devastating scenes saw Bob holding his son as Wendy confessed there was nothing they could do. Paramedics arrived only to confirm Heath's death.

Emmerdale's Gabrielle Dowling, who plays Cathy Hope, has been in the thick of major storylines during her time on the soap. Her character has dealt with premenstrual dysphoric disorder, leading to heavy periods and mood swings. Viewers have seen Cathy rebel, binge drink, and even attack her dad, Bob Hope.

Emmerdale viewers were left heartbroken as teenager Heath Hope tragically died in a car crash.The ITV soap aired some truly distressing scenes when Heath, played by Sebastian Dowling, lost his life after a car accident on the way to a party in Hotten. Despite being told not to go to the party, Cathy Hope decided to take Wendy's car and head off to the New Year's Eve bash with her twin brother Heath and their friend Angelica. But things took a tragic turn when the car veered off the road in a shocking collision, leaving Cathy and Angelica with nasty injuries.

Jacob Gallagher (Joe-Warren Plant) and Victoria Sugden (Isabel Hodgins) realise they need to put their relationship out in the open in Emmerdale spoilers. After talking to Jacob, Gabby Thomas (Rosie Bentham) grows concerned that he might have developed a crush on her.The next day, admiring Dawn Fletcher (Olivia Bromley) and Billy Taylor’s (Jay Kontzle) relationship, Gabby's worries grow that Jacob has developed feelings for her. Soon, the penny drops for Gabby that Jacob wasn’t talking about her at all - he was talking about Victoria.

Bernice Blackstock (Samantha Giles) attempts to go on the run after building up debts, but Nicola King (Nicola Wheeler) won’t let her go without a fight in Emmerdale spoilers. Jimmy King (Nick Miles) is horrified when his belongings are seized due to a fraudulent debt with the real culprit, Bernice seemingly on the run. Bob Hope (Tony Audenshaw) learns Bernice neglected to pay suppliers while Gabby Thomas (Rosie Bentham) can’t believe she’s been abandoned by her mum, again.

In Emmerdale scenes set to air at the beginning of October, Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) finds the wrong shoulder to cry on and Lydia Dingle (Karen Blick) opens up about the rape. Chas is struggling on the anniversary of Grace’s death who she lost five years ago. And Chas is frustrated when her daughter, Eve, insists on playing rather than visiting her sister’s grave.

Emmerdale spoilers have revealed that Jacob Gallagher is in for a traumatic time as he ends up in hospital. In recent weeks, viewers have watched as Victoria Sugden and Suni Sharma have worked hard to make the food at the Hide Bistro a success as owner Gabby Thomas prepares to sell. With that in mind, Victoria puts on a tasting event where the chefs can showcase any potential new ideas for food for the menu.

Emmerdale fans think they have worked out why Cain Dingle and Caleb Milligan are leaving the village on a mystery road trip. In recent episodes, viewers have watched as Cain came up with a last minuet plan to leave Emmerdale for a period of time after receiving a mysterious text.Things got even more strange when Cain received a phone call from the person, and then he pushed ahead with the break on Tuesday, 12 September.

After a brief absence from Emmerdale, Cathy Hope recently returned to our screens in the wake of her debilitating mental health battle with premenstrual dysphoric disorder.The youngster had been battling heavy periods and severe mood swings for a number of weeks and left the village to go and stay with her half-brother Scott Windsor in the hopes that a break would help her to get a better handle on her condition. Since her return, a tearful Cathy has opened up to her dad’s partner Wendy and explained how she is still struggling to live with the devastating condition, with emotionally taxing scenes having broken the hearts of many fans tuning in.Thankfully however, despite Cathy’s on-screen struggles, Garbielle Dowling, the talented teen that plays her, has a far less stressful life away from the cameras! Co-star brother First making her debut alongside her real life brother, Sebastian in 2007, the pair have been firm fixtures of Emmerdale for over 16 years! Now aged 17, Gabrielle has been propelled into the limelight as part of the exciting PMDD storyline, but with the real-life twins having been staples of the show for so long, it may surprise viewers to know that the pair weren’t the first stars to originate the roles of Bob Hope’s children.The twins were originally played by Ella Whitehouse Downes and Lilith Kitching for the first few episodes following their introduction, as Sebastian had to remain in hospital for an extra week following his birth.

There’s relief in the Hope household as Cathy Hope (Gabrielle Dowling) is finally given a diagnosis in latest Emmerdale spoilers, but it’s not the news she wanted to hear. Cathy is thankful to be officially diagnosed with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder, but she’s upset to only be offered treatment to manage her symptoms. Back at the B&B Cathy tells Bob Hope (Tony Audenshaw) she wants to find a cure to stop her PMDD symptoms.

Cathy Hope (Gabrielle Dowling) has been struggling with her health for months in heartbreaking Emmerdale scenes. The youngster has been suffering from mood swings and painful, heavy periods that pills initially prescribed to her didn’t cure, with her putting herself in danger with her own reckless behaviour to cope. It is now suspected she is suffering from Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder, and the possible diagnosis has hit the troubled teen hard.

Emmerdale fans think they have worked out who will be returning to the Dales after a big tease from the ITV soap's boss. Jane Hudson, Emmerdale's executive producer, told press earlier this month that a "familiar face" would be making a comeback.

Laurel Thomas (Charlotte Bellamy) in Emmerdale, revealing the reason why he’s been so unhappy as of late. The teen, who moved in with Laurel earlier this year after she discovered he was being abused by homophobic dad Colin (Mark Noble), has been struggling in recent scenes, with Laurel knowing full well that there is something on his mind.

Emmerdale? We thought you might and therefore we’ve compiled a picture gallery, featuring all the spoilers for next week you could possibly need. But what’s in store for the villagers next week? It’s a tough one for the teens, that’s for sure. Marshall Hamston (Max Fletcher) joins Cathy Hope (Gabrielle Dowling), who is drinking her problems away, with the teens hoping that the booze will numb their pain.

Emmerdale fans were quick to point out a blunder as Cathy Hope finally discovered her diagnosis. Viewers of the ITV soap have watched as the teen has been struggling with mood swings for months which she was thought was the result of her heavy periods. However, as her behaviour spiralled out of control, Cathy was taken to hospital.

Emmerdale 's Cathy Hope learned her likely health diagnosis on Monday night, after months of struggling with her mental health as well as experiencing physical symptoms. Cathy found herself lashing out in recent weeks yet unable to explain why, while she did begin to suffer from painful and heavy periods. Things took a worrying turn last week when the teenager suffered from a manic episode and nearly got herself killed, as she didn't seem to realise or care about the danger she was in.

Emmerdale viewers can expect lies and secrets to unravel next week, as well as some big truths along the way. One character's real intentions are finally exposed, and it's bad news for those around him. As one secret plan comes to light, another lie is under threat as a villager grows suspicious.

Arthur Thomas (Alfie Clarke) was left utterly heartbroken in Emmerdale after Marshall Hamston (Max Fletcher) decided to go on a date with Cathy Hope (Gabrielle Dowling) in the hopes of ‘faking it ’til he makes it’. Marshall, who came out as gay last week, was left uncertain about what to do following a visit from his homophobe of a father Colin (Mark Noble), who claimed he couldn’t possibly know he was gay without having been on a date with a girl. This, coupled with Heath’s comments about faking it til he makes it in regards to his own pursuit of love, left the teen confused, as did the countless messages from Colin, who was gaslighting him in the hopes of getting him to come home.

Emmerdale's Cathy Hope will be left stunned after hearing the devastating potential diagnosis behind her manic episodes, after the teen was recently hospitalised. Cathy has displayed very erratic behaviour and intense mood swings of late, and her recent actions after sneaking off to a gig and smuggling a bottle of alcohol, left her in hospital. Her concerned father Bob, who has been busy re-opening the B&B with Bernic, discovers that Cathy could have Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder after Manpreet and Wendy investigate her symptoms, but he chooses to keep it a secret from his daughter.

Emmerdale's Cathy Hope finds her behaviour growing out of control in upcoming scenes on the ITV soap. Bosses revealed they would be tackling a soap first with the storyline, and the teen has recently confirmed some worrying symptoms. After experiencing sudden outbursts of anger and very heavy periods, as well as being in pain, she spoke with doctor Manpreet who advised it was related to her periods.

Emmerdale, Bernice Blackstock (Samantha Giles) and Bob Hope (Tony Audenshaw) were preparing for the opening of the B&B. Although, Bob and his daughter Cathy's (Gabrielle Dowling) relationship hit a breaking point after the teenager had another outburst. Cathy was left fuming that Bob didn't want her at the opening of the B&B, and things were made even worse when she knocked over the special cake Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock) had baked.