“I certainly wouldn’t miss him.
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Emmerdale has teased trouble ahead for Ross Barton, as his enemies teamed up to conspire against him.
Yesterday’s (November 5) episode saw Ross on a rampage, after Mackenzie Boyd’s decision to steal money from newcomer Jade resulted in April Windsor’s kidnapping.
After helping to save the teenager, Ross told April about the true and distressing circumstances surrounding her mum Donna’s death. He then set his sights on Mack, and beat him up for causing the kidnapping ordeal.
Ross eventually stopped punching Mack when he realised that his young son Moses had witnessed the attack, and Charity Dingle immediately threatened to block Ross’s access to their son.
In tonight’s (December 6) episode, April struggled to come to terms with the new information about her mum’s death. Marlon Dingle noticed his daughter’s low mood and was furious that Ross had revealed the truth about Donna.
Meanwhile, Ross told Charity he wanted to see Moses, but she was less than impressed with his demand. “You almost killed him,” she said, referring to Mack. “And you scared Moses half to death.”
When Ross approached her again later, she threatened to call social services to keep Moses away from him. “You really don’t want to get on the wrong side of me, Charity,” he warned her.
At the Woolpack, Marlon and Charity discussed Ross’ behaviour. Marlon was worried about his relationship with April, while Charity feared Moses would never get over seeing Mackenzie attacked.
Their conversation was interrupted by Caleb Dingle who quickly realised who they were talking about. “I want rid,” said Marlon, as Charity agreed.
“I certainly wouldn’t miss him,” added Caleb, who was unhappy about Ross dating his daughter Steph.
The trio seemingly decided that they would get rid of Ross, and exchanged a knowing
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