Emmerdale s Vinny walks out on Liv after Paul death revelation
Will Liv and Vinny get through this together?
Emmerdale aired sad scenes on Thursday (May 13) night when Vinny Dingle walked out on Liv Flaherty after she revealed details about Paul Ashdale s death.
As Liv (Isobel Steele) got ready for baby Frankie s christening, Vinny (Bradley Johnson) opened up to her about how he was coping with his father Paul s (Reece Dinsdale) death. Liv dismissed Vinny s feelings and his concern grew for her wellbeing.
Tracy Metcalfe (Amy Walsh) saw Liv wander away from the church and decided to follow her. She spoke to Liv about Paul, but when she left Liv picked up a bottle of alcohol and began to drink.
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It’s set to be another jam-packed week in the Dales, as Emmerdale spoilers have promised things are about to get even more tense for the villagers.
Emmerdale fans rumble who s setting up Lydia after fraud arrest - and it s not Paul Mirror 7/05/2021 Charlotte Tutton
Emmerdale viewers have been sharing their suspicions over who could be behind Lydia Dingle s shock arrest in recent episodes.
The character was mortified and confused when a police officer tracked her down, just as she was having a job interview.
She was soon arrested on suspicion of fraud in relation to a pension scheme scam, while viewers know that Lydia is innocent.
Lydia pleaded her denial, and said she didn t even have a pension - while she was made to bring her laptop with her to the police station as evidence.
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Threads (1984).
In 1983, ABC aired
The Day After, a stark portrayal of the effects of nuclear war on small-town America. It was praised by President Ronald Reagan and watched by more than 100 million people, who were rattled by the ravages of atomic weapons and the suffering survivors would endure. Many thought it was the most chilling made-for-television film ever produced.
Before making that pronouncement, it might be necessary to see
Threads, the BBC television movie that followed
The Day After in 1984 and seemed to up the ante when it came to an unrelentingly grim depiction of life after nuclear destruction.
For some, the visceral horrors of