Billy Fletcher (Jay Kontzle) arrives at Home Farm in tomorrow's episode of Emmerdale and unleashes his anger at Joe Tate (Ned Porteous) over his decision to have Baby Tate adopted.
It comes after Joe entered Home Farm in today's instalment with his little son in his arms. Kim Tate (Claire King) quickly got her hopes up, believing that Joe had changed his mind and decided to be a dad after all.
Sadly, this wasn't the case. Joe had brought Baby Tate home so that Kim could say goodbye to him. Kim then faced even more devastation when she learnt that Graham Foster (Andrew Scarborough) was leaving the village as well.
Joe's decision sparks anger
He took Baby Tate in his arms and departed Home Farm, telling everyone that he'd take Joe's son to social services prior to the adoption. Kim was absolutely heartbroken over saying goodbye to Graham and Baby Tate.
In tomorrow's episode, someone else gets word of what Joe has done…and they don't hesitate in telling him how they feel about it.
With Billy now tasked with looking after Lucas, Clemmie and Evan alone after Joe made it clear that they weren't welcome at Home Farm, he will no doubt have a lot to say about Joe's decision to have Baby Tate adopted.
Dawn's children lose their brother
For Dawn's three children, their baby brother was the only connection they had left to their mum, meaning Joe's choice has now taken that away from them too.
Later, Joe hits the whisky, while Kim reflects on putting her own baby – aka Thea Ramsden – up for adoption.
Elsewhere, Sarah Sugden's (Katie Hill) guilt is building over Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) potentially going to prison for something she didn't do. She then spots Thea and Serena Sugden (Casey Al-Shaqsy) together and grows suspicious.
Other village storylines
At Mulberry Cottage, Manpreet Sharma (Rebecca Sarker) tries to get through to Gabby Thomas (Rosie Bentham) about her health issues.
In the cafe, Vinny Dingle (Bradley Johnson) tells Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller) his plan after being charged with dangerous driving. Later, Vinny breaks down while returning more of Jimmy King's (Nick Miles) belongings to Nicola King (Nicola Wheeler).
