7 Emmerdale Spoilers for Next Week – 15th to 19th June

Next week on Emmerdale, Caleb vows revenge after being conned, Sarah blames herself for Charity’s pain, Cain’s dealt another blow, and Lewis is abducted!

Note: There will be hour-long episodes of Emmerdale on Monday and Tuesday, and a half-hour episode on Friday. There are no episodes on Wednesday or Thursday.

1) Kerry and Archie are caught out

Kerry (Laura Norton) and Archie’s (Kai Assi) secret scam starts to unravel next week, as Caleb (Will Ash) realises he’s been conned out of £5,000.

Recent episodes saw 13-year-old Archie use an AI copy of the voice of Caleb’s daughter Steph (Georgia Jay) to trick him into transferring the money.

Kerry discovered what he’d done and initially intended to tell Caleb what had occurred, only to change her mind after he spoke down to her in the office.

Instead, Kerry demanded a cut of the stolen money, leaving her and Archie tied together in the deception.

Next week, the pair attempt to push their luck again by using the fake Steph voice for another scam on Caleb. This time, however, they’re caught out when Eric (Chris Chittell) walks in on them mid-con.

Eric confronts them over what they’re doing, leaving Kerry feeling awful as the reality of the situation hits home.

Following the call, Caleb starts to piece things together for himself. After realising that he’s been tricked into sending the earlier £5,000 to someone posing as Steph, he’s left humiliated by how easily he fell for the scam.

The situation escalates when Ruby (Beth Cordingly) points out that the scammer knew a private detail about Laurel (Charlotte Bellamy) and Ross’s (Michael Parr) fling. Realising this means the culprit must have local knowledge, Caleb decides to call the police and vows to get revenge on whoever has made a fool of him.

With the danger closing in, Kerry tries to stop Eric from reporting what he knows. She reminds him of his own dodgy past and urges him to let this one go rather than bring the police into it.

Eric eventually instructs Archie to delete all evidence from the laptop, but even that may not be enough to cover up what they’ve done…

2) Caleb and Billy turn to crime

The next day, Ruby spots Kerry with a flash new handbag and takes an interest in it. Although the designer label isn’t genuine, it’s still an expensive item, leaving Kerry and Eric nervous that Ruby may start to wonder where Kerry’s extra cash has come from.

The knock-off bag soon gives Caleb an idea. Determined to recover from the humiliation of being scammed, he tells Billy (Jay Kontzle) that he’s planning to start a counterfeit goods operation to reclaim his lost ‘edge’.

He believes the depot would be the perfect place to run it from, and tries to tempt Billy into helping by offering him a cut of the profits.

Billy’s left seriously considering the proposal, despite the obvious risks.

The following day, Caleb piles on more pressure and asks Billy to do a pick-up for the illegal side business. Although Billy remains reluctant, Caleb sweetens the deal by offering him 8% of the profits.

As Caleb warns Billy to keep the scheme quiet from Jai (Chris Bisson), it’s clear he’s enjoying the prospect of getting back into crime.

What could possibly go wrong?

3) Jai closes in on Kerry and Archie

Jai’s return from Canada gives Kerry and Archie another problem to deal with.

With Ruby convinced that whoever tricked Caleb was local to the village, Jai starts to notice that Archie keeps cropping up in conversation when the scam is being discussed.

That leaves Jai wondering whether his son knows more than he’s letting on. Before long, Kerry finds herself under pressure as Jai challenges her over what really happened, outright accusing her and Archie of being involved.

With Jai now suspicious, can Kerry keep the truth hidden?

4) Charity’s pain leaves Sarah blaming herself

Meanwhile, Charity (Emma Atkins) continues to struggle next week, as she hides the real reason for her distress from those closest to her.

This week, Charity reported Dr Caitlin Todd’s (Caroline Harker) sexual assault against her to the police, but the case quickly stalled when Todd claimed their encounter had been consensual. Although DS Reid (Angela Lonsdale) said she believed Charity, she explained that there wasn’t enough evidence to hold Todd.

Charity was left feeling that the report had been a waste of time, and Todd later piled on more pressure by threatening to expose the truth about baby Leyla’s parentage if Charity continued with the allegation.

Feeling trapped, Charity dropped the complaint. Todd then left the village, but her departure has done nothing to ease Charity’s trauma.

Since then, Mackenzie’s (Lawrence Robb) become increasingly worried about Charity’s behaviour and has started to suspect that she could be suffering from postnatal depression.

Next week, Manpreet (Rebecca Sarker) checks in on a numb Charity, who goes along with Mack’s assumption and claims that her breakdown is down to PND.

Manpreet prescribes medication, but Charity’s left feeling more isolated than ever as she’s forced to keep lying about the real cause of her anguish.

When Mack returns home, Charity is upset to learn that he’s told Sarah (Katie Hill) about his concerns for her. Once she’s alone again, Charity washes some sleeping tablets down with wine.

The following day, Sarah is consumed with guilt, believing that Charity is now suffering because she carried Leyla for her. When Charity hints that there’s “more going on”, Sarah desperately wants to understand what she means.

Charity struggles with how to respond, but still can’t tell Sarah what Todd did to her. Instead, she steers the conversation back towards PND and her lack of sleep.

Later, Mack is left comforting Sarah as she breaks down, convinced that Charity’s pain is all her fault.

5) Cain’s left humiliated during Kyle’s big moment

Elsewhere in the village, Cain (Jeff Hordley) faces another difficult moment in his recovery next week, as his health problems get in the way of a big day for Kyle (Huey Quinn).

Kyle has recently been trying to move forward after Graham (Andrew Scarborough) discovered that he was behind the fires at Emmerdale Farm. Rather than expose him, Graham got Kyle signed up to the Demdyke detachment of the Army Cadets, hoping it would give him a new focus.

Next week, Cain learns about Kyle’s new commitment and gives his son a boost by telling him he’s proud of him. Kyle is thrilled when Cain then asks if he can come along to watch his swearing-in ceremony.

However, as Kyle prepares to take the Cadet oath later that afternoon, he looks out and sees that Cain’s chair is empty.

Cain hasn’t gone far, but he’s facing another distressing setback from the side effects of his prostate surgery. After having an incontinence accident, he hurries into the Woolpack toilets and shuts himself in a cubicle, humiliated by what’s happened.

Charles (Kevin Mathurin) realises Cain needs help and quietly returns with a clean pair of trousers, passing them to him under the cubicle door.

Cain is deeply embarrassed, but Charles and Bob (Tony Audenshaw) handle the situation with care. They promise to keep it between themselves and encourage him not to let the accident stop him from being there for Kyle.

Cain eventually makes it back to the village hall and explains why he disappeared, apologising for missing the swearing-in.

Kyle reassures him that he isn’t embarrassed—he’s just glad Cain came back.

6) Cain and Moira receive devastating news

After the ceremony, Cain’s still shaken by what happened and opens up to Moira (Natalie J Robb) about the toll his recovery is taking on him.

He admits that the incontinence has left him questioning himself, but Moira insists that facing what’s happening doesn’t make him any less of a man.

The following day, Cain and Moira return to the hospital for the results of the tests carried out after his surgery, hoping to hear that the operation has removed all signs of the cancer.

Unfortunately, Ms Rhodes (Lucy Lowe) explains that although the surgery itself was successful, Cain’s latest results suggest the cancer is likely to have spread.

Cain is then told that he’ll need further treatment, but this next stage can’t begin straight away. His body still needs time to recover from the prostatectomy first, leaving him facing an anxious wait.

Ms Rhodes also explains that any radiotherapy could make Cain’s current side effects permanent, leaving him with even more to take in after everything he’s already been struggling with.

Cain and Moira are shaken by the update, but decide not to tell Kyle and Isaac (Bobby Dunsmuir) until they have a clearer idea of what happens next.

But it won’t be long before some secrets some out…

7) Lewis is abducted!

Also next week, Vinny (Bradley Johnson) catches Lewis (Bradley Riches) off guard when he announces that he’s booked them a spontaneous trip to Madeira.

The gesture is meant as a romantic surprise, but Lewis struggles with how sudden it all is. With no time to get his head around the idea, his anxiety starts to take over and he decides he can’t go.

Lewis urges Vinny to take the holiday without him, but once Vinny leaves, he’s left with mixed feelings over his decision.

After some encouragement from Ross, Lewis starts to reconsider and eventually decides that he does want to go on the holiday after all.

Hoping he can still catch him at the airport, Lewis rushes out with his suitcase to meet his taxi.

But before he can leave, a van screeches to a halt in front of him. Two men wearing balaclavas then emerge and force Lewis into the back, taking his suitcase with them as they drive away!

With Vinny believing Lewis is still at home, and the villagers likely to assume he’s gone to Madeira, who will realise Lewis is missing—and who’s behind his abduction?