Over the last month viewers have seen Kirk Sutherland (Andrew Whyment) try to achieve his dream of music stardom.

He rediscovered his passion for music after singing at Bertie’s Christening last month, although he upset a few people including Ken Barlow (Bill Roache) after making a dirty joke.

Kirk’s musical talent also impressed the audience during Rovers Got Talent, and now he looks set to follow his dreams.

Is it the last we’ll see of Kirk as he heads out on a musical tour?

Has Kirk Sutherland left Coronation Street?

Kirk is set to leave the street in a taxi this week after writing a song for his partner Beth Tinker (Lisa George).

He is set to go on a music tour after rekindling his love from performing, dating back to his previous performance on the X Factor back in 2010.

After getting excited about his music and finding old video tapes of him performing, Kirk starts to wonder if he should audition for the X Factor.

Actor Andrew Whyment has only left the soap for brief periods since joining as a permanent cast member in 2000.

The good news is that Kirk won’t be gone from the soap for good, and he is set tor return to the street at a later date.

How much success he finds while travelling the country with his guitar remains to be seen.

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The sparks seem to have been ever so slightly flying between former couple Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley) and Harriet Finch (Katherine Dow Blyton) in Emmerdale – which hasn’t escaped the notice of Moira (Natalie J Robb). But does she truly have something to be worried about or will Cain and Harriet just remain friends?

Cain and Harriet not so long ago had a passionate affair which led to Harriet falling for the bad boy mechanic but after a number of months, Cain was forced to accept that his heart lay with Moira and they reunited, leaving Harriet to pick up the pieces of her broken heart.

Since then, she has faced troubles of a different kind from Will Taylor (Dean Andrews), who has been tormenting her since his prison release as she had lived with him as his partner Michelle undercover for a couple of years to gather evidence to put him inside.

Tonight, Cain approached Harriet and asked her how she was dealing with things and the pair headed for a more private conversation in the garage with Cain offering his support and Harriet inviting him to open up about his feelings around Lisa’s (Jane Cox) health news.

There was some definite feelings of care between them but whether there’s more to that remains to be seen – will Cain get under Harriet’s skin again, leaving her on the road to heartbreak? And is Moira right to be concerned after seeming uncomfortable with them spending time together?

Actor Dean teased a war between his alter ego Will and Cain in the future – could they be battling for Harriet’s heart?

Maya Stepney (Louisa Clein) has fallen into David Metcalfe’s (Matthew Wolfenden) well laid trap to catch her with his son Jacob Gallagher (Joe-Warren Plant) in Emmerdale and it’s a mistake that will finally lead to her being arrested for grooming and abusing her student from the age of 15.

Maya has disappeared and Jacob has been struggling being back at home while David has been at a loss over how best to deal with the situation as it’s clear that he is still under Maya’s manipulative spell. Worried that his son was still in touch with Maya, David asked Ryan Stocks (James Moore) to install software on Jacob’s laptop so that his activity could be tracked.

David was right to be suspicious as Jacob gathered money and passports and then sent Maya a message saying that everything was in place. He will then meet with her at the cricket pavilion but David shows up and finally confronts her over her controlling and despicable behaviour.

Maya looks for a means of escape but she has been reported to the police, who arrive and arrest her in front of a devastated Jacob. As David sees her driven away, Jacob turns on his dad and blames him for ruining his life.

But will David be able to persuade him that he has been the victim of abuse? Or will Jacob stand by her as she faces charges of abuse?

It remains to be seen what happens yet – but don’t expect this to be the last you see of Maya. Both on screen and off, she will remain a toxic part of Jacob’s life after getting so deeply and deliberately into his head.

Viewers hope that he will eventually get justice, with Maya being jailed for her horrific crimes – but there is a long way still to go…

Sinead Shelby has revealed that Laurie (Kyle Pryor) raped her after refusing to let her evil husband silence her any longer.

In dramatic scenes in E4’s first look episode, Sinead decided she would speak out after he attacked her for the second time.

The episode saw Laurie held hostage by Sienna Blake (Anna Passey) who he has been sexually harassing at work.

Sienna is not one to cross and she couldn’t contain her anger when her case against Laurie was dropped by the school board.

Not only that, but she suspected he had been hurting Sinead and wanted to exact revenge.

She knocked him unconscious and tied him up in the school classroom, wanting him to feel as miserable as he had been making both she and Sinead feel.

However she was stopped from seriously harming him by Brody Hudson (Adam Woodward) and Liberty Savage (Jessamy Stoddart) who arrived in the nick of time before she did something that would get her into trouble.

When Laurie was at work Sinead found out he had been lying about attending anger management classes, and she confronted her lying husband about it who responded by taking his anger over Sienna out on her.

When she came out of the bedroom she was horrified to see Laurie put his hand on her daughter Hannah’s shoulder, and the terrified mum screamed at him to get away from her.

Diane (ALex Fletcher) and Tony Hutchinson (Nick Pickard) were stunned at Sinead’s outburst and Laurie tries to manipulate the situation by claiming that Sinead is upset because it is her other daughter Katy’s birthday, who passed away.

But Sinead is not going to let him keep her down any more and reveals that he raped her.

The aftermath of Sinead’s revelation is going to pay out across the rest of the week as her family and Laurie’s colleagues learn what he has done.

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Ben Mitchell (Max Bowden) is set to take drastic action this week now that Lola Pearce (Danielle Harold) has let slip his plans to destroy Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) in EastEnders. After Lola found out that Ben had threatened her fiance Ewan to stay away, she lashed out at him and warned him to stay out of her life.

Earlier, Billy (Perry Fenwick) had witnessed a fight between Ben and Keanu Taylor (Danny Walters) who had punched Ben in an argument over the dodgy cars he was trying to flog. Worried about Lola being caught in the crossfire, Billy later noticed her getting drunk in E20 and sat down to find out what was wrong.

Lola bitterly filled him in on how Ben had pulled the wool over everyone’s eyes and was back to destroy Phil, leaving Billy shocked. When Lola sobers up tomorrow, she plays down what she said but Billy decides that Phil has a right to know.

Phil confronts Ben, who knows that he needs to get Billy on side for damage limitation – but he fails to do so as all Billy wants is for him to keep Lola and Lexi out of his plotting. With little options remaining to him, Ben decides he needs to take action to get rid of Billy for good.

Would he really go as far as killing a member of his own family? As he lays a trap for an oblivious Billy who is out on a job for Phil, Ben will be left staggered when he learns that Will is going with his dad and he faces a race against time to avery tragedy.

But is someone about to die – and can Ben ever come back from this if the family learn how far he was prepared to go?

Callum Highway’s (Tony Clay) guilt over his army days hasn’t disappeared and when it comes back to get him, he reacts badly in EastEnders.

Tiffany Butcher (Maisie Smith) helps Whitney (Shona McGarty) unpack but as she gets playful with his stuff, Callum snaps at her for messing around with his army uniform. His reaction is so extreme and unexplained, it leaves them shocked.

But as he tries to explain himself he’s forced into a huge lie – is the guilt over his supposed army heroism coming back to get him? Is there an even bigger secret from his army days he’s trying to hide?

Later, Callum is dragged into something bad when Ben drags him into something. Ben and Callum work together on a van and Callum is left worried when Ben tells him he saw him hurting himself a few weeks back.

But despite his worries about what Ben knows, Callum surprises Whitney with the fan and she’s ecstatic.

Will she work out what he’s been hiding?

Senior exec producer Kate Oates has brought in some incredible changes to EastEnders since she’s taken over the reigns, and the latest helps go some way to achieve her dream of a more diverse and inclusive soap as a brand new gay bar opens on Albert Square.

And the new landlady is set to be Kathy Beale.

Kim Fox (Tameka Empson) is shocked to learn on her birthday that Kathy Beale (Gillian Taylforth) has bought the Albert, which used to be owned by Vincent.

She’s already had to let go of the home they shared which was painful enough, and was seen taking off her wedding ring, so is she ready for this?

Kathy confesses to Ben (Max Bowden) that after learning that her necklace was worth a pretty penny, she sold it and used the profits for the new bar.

It’s not bad news for Kim though, even if it does mean letting go of the past, as Kathy turns to her for advice on the business, and she’s ecstatic to learn Kathy plans to turn it into a gay bar.

Kathy turns to Ben and Tina (Luisa Bradshaw-White) for help with getting it off the ground, and they’re both shocked to realise she has no idea what she’s doing. So Kathy makes Tina an offer she can’t refuse, and the pair deliberate over names for the place.

The soap also recently announced news that it will air its own Gay Pride march episode to coincide with celebrations in London in July. But of course, while being a joyful occasion, it will come hand in hand with all sorts of drama.

Harry Thompson’s (Parry Glasspool) romance with James Nightingale (Gregory Finnegan) has been anything but plain sailing in Hollyoaks, and there might be even more trouble ahead for the pair.

It’s been a tough year for both men, what with James having nearly been poisoned by Hollyoaks’ resident serial killer Breda McQueen (Moya Brady), and Harry attempting to move on from his past, but in spite of their circumstances, the two remain adamant that they’re better off together than apart.

Yes, it didn’t take long for the pair to rekindle their romance upon Harry’s return to the village earlier this year, and although there were a few hiccups along the way — including James rescinding his offer to Harry about moving in with him — it all worked out in the end.

However, it appears that the couples’ troubles aren’t quite in their rear view mirror just yet, as both Romeo (Owen Warner) and Juliet (Niamh Blackshaw) begin to suspect that Harry is cheating on James!

The investigative duo decide to look into their suspicions further, and they end up catching Harry in Kyle Kelly’s (Adam Rickitt) company!

Have Romeo and Juliet jumped to the wrong conclusion? It’s possible. Harry put his all into winning back James at the beginning of the year, so would the young lad really be stupid enough to jeopardise it now that they’re in a good place?

Mind you, Harry has been acting odd as of late, and Romeo and Juliet know for certain that something is awry — but whether or not he’s being unfaithful remains to be seen.

One to watch: Wednesday 29th May at 7pm on E4.

A very special standalone Coronation Street episode will explore the extent of Carla Connor’s (Alison King) psychosis following the devastating roof collapse that took Rana Habeeb’s (Bhavna Limbachia) life.

Carla’s been battling against her declining mental health for the last few weeks after blaming herself for Rana’s death when she failed to get the roof collapse. It has seen her come to believe Rana is still alive, and fleeing the street over her guilt.

It has Peter in his own decline as he fought to save her from her demons.

She finally came home and Peter resolved to look after her to get her well again, but in this instalment of the show, Carla will suffer a severe psychotic episode – and it will be shown from her point of view.

Carla has been refusing to take her medication and her paranoia has reached epic proportions. She’s convinced everyone is out to get her and she escapes the flat, but when Peter finds her she drops her bag – and he discovers she’s been hoarding people’s mobile phones, including Sarah Platt’s (Tina O’Brien).

Carla spots a woman in a red coat and begins to follow, convinced it’s Hayley.

Roy Cropper (David Neilson), Johnny Connor (Richard Hawley), Michelle Connor (Kym Marsh) and Kate Connor (Faye Brookes) work fast to contact the emergency services as Carla spots the woman climbing the Victoria Street fireplace, and she follows.

Peter follows her, desperate to come to her.

Carla stops, and in the middle of a hallucination begins talking to Hayley, and then Rana, and then Aidan. Peter listens, utterly crushed at how bad things have got for her.

Has he lost the woman he loves?

Coronation Street’s Shona Ramsey (Julia Goulding) has put up with more than most from her bloke, but when the girl she thinks David Platt (Jack P Shepherd) is cheating with turns up on their family holiday, that really takes the biscuit.

Shona is still reeling from learning about the kiss between David and Natalie, but she’s so far managed to somehow get over that one. But her jealousy still reigns supreme, and it’s no wonder when Natalie can’t keep away from the guy for five minutes.

The Platts all head off on holiday, but who should show up? Natalie of course, and Shona is not happy.

Natalie’s there to warn Nick and David, but Shona has no clue about all of the money theft stuff and just sees a persistent woman overstepping the mark.

When she spots David and Natalie in close conversation together she snaps, and yells at David that the engagement is off.

They are well and truly done this time – especially so as the truth about the £80k is about to come out. How will Shona react when she discovers the extent of David’s deceit?

It’s been quite some time since Cleo McQueen’s (Nadine Mulkerrin) whirlwind romance with Joel Dexter (Rory Douglas-Speed) came to a shocking end in Hollyoaks, but is a surprise reunion on the cards for the pair?

Yes, the love shared between Cleo and Joel was like nothing Chester had ever seen before. The young lovers had been through a lot together, but it all came to a devastating conclusion when Cleo made the decision to end things with her fiancé after she suffered a heart attack on her wedding day.

A lot has happened since then, and Cleo has managed to get her life back on track. What’s more, she’s even bagged herself a new boyfriend in the form of Mitchell Deveraux (Imran Adams). She couldn’t be happier, which is why things get awkward when Joel pops back into her life this week.

Cleo is spending time at the hospital with Mitchell when her ex-fiancé turns up with an injured leg as a result of a bike accident.

In an attempt to ease the awkwardness, the young girl invites Joel to the cinema with her and Mitchell. Shockingly, he accepts the invitation — but just how successful will this trip to the pictures be?

What with Joel and Cleo having had a passionate relationship, it would be totally understandable for Mitchell to get a bit jealous. Of course, the big question here is whether or not he has anything to be worried about?

Will the night out rekindle the spark between Cleo and Joel? A romance like theirs is hard to come by, and as a result, Cleo might not be able to resist giving things another go.

One to watch: Tuesday 28th May at 7pm on E4.

Bex Fowler (Jasmine Armfield) finds herself at huge risk when she goes on the run after a huge does of embarrassment gets massively out of hand.

Bex’s crush on Kush (Davood Ghadami) has grown into an obsession, made worse by the ADHD drugs she’s been taking, and it will lead her to take drastic action that will leave her family fearing for her safety.

Bex is hurt when she still hasn’t heard back from Kush and takes it out on Sonia Fowler (Natalie Cassidy). She decides to take matters into her own hands and confronts Kush at the market, but he’s left awkward when Martin (James Bye) interrupts. As Bex rushes off, Kush is forced to admit that that she likes him.

Martin is shocked and says he’ll sort it, but no teenager ever wants their dad getting involved in stuff like that.

Meanwhile, Bex hatches a plan to get Kush alone, and uses the key he gave her to let herself into his flat. Naturally, it all goes terribly wrong and Kush tries to talk to her, but when Kat arrives and she realises they’re an item, she scarpers.

Mortified, Bex runs home, packs a bag and leaves the Square.

The next day Sonia realises Bex didn’t come home and when she learns what’s been going on with her daughter, she and Martin go to huge lengths to find her, with no luck.

But the finger starts to point at Stuart Highway (Ricky Champ) when Rainie Branning (Tanya Franks) gets involved and shows the photograph of him and Bex getting very close. As he tries to help find Bex, will the whole of Walford turn against him?

Meanwhile, Bex is distraught and takes even more pills, which leads her paranoia to go off the scale, and when she believes she’s being followed, she legs it.

What has happened to Bex? Pics surfaced of her looking distraught and on the run, could her use of drugs have led her down a dark path?

After being robbed several weeks back, it became apparent that Harriet was being stalked. The Emmerdale vicar was on the verge of becoming a recluse after a series of freaky incidents — including her having been locked in her own church — left her scared out of her wits.

She racked her brains to think about who would do this to her, and although many villagers were quick to condemn Dawn, Harriet remained adamant that she had nothing to do with it. However, it was later revealed that the young woman was very much the person responsible. Seeking retribution on behalf of her dad Will — who is very much alive — Dawn was hoping to make Harriet pay for what she did all those years ago.

In spite of her motivations, guilt soon sets in for Dawn. She turns up on Harriet’s doorstep and begs forgiveness, claiming that she doesn’t want to lose her.

If that wasn’t hard enough for Harriet to handle, Will later shows up and explains that Dawn is in a bad way, and he fears that she might relapse.

Will Harriet give in to her better nature and help out the young woman?

The former copper is understandably conflicted. While her religious teachings would no doubt encourage her forgive, it’s the fact that Dawn was like family to her that’s making this such a tough pill to swallow. After all that has transpired, could she really trust Dawn again?

If not, Dawn could be in serious danger.

Carla Connor (Alison King) is set to star in a standalone Coronation Street episode which will focus on her mental health as she suffers a psychotic episode.

Carla’s friends and family will see her become increasingly erratic after her return to the street, with Peter Barlow (Chris Gascoyne) becoming more and more concerned for the state of her mental health.

But as she begins to suffer a severe episode, her psychosis reaches breaking point as she begins to hallucinate and comes to believe she can see Hayley, Rana and Aidan back from the dead.

Peter will try and rescue her, but will he be able to break through.

Speaking of the moment Carla thinks she sees Hayley, Alison said: ‘She believes she is being watched and followed so in her head she needs to keep on the run, she ends up in the park asking a stranger for help. When she won’t help her she then sees the most beautiful thing that will always help her and that is Hayley in her red coat.

‘Then she sees her walking up the fire escape and she follows here – she has an hallucination.’

As Carla follows her up the fire escape she believes she sees Rana too, and is convinced she’s not really dead.

‘She thinks she is seeing Hayley, then she thinks she is seeing Rana and she doesn’t know if Rana is dead or alive,’ Alison explained. ‘Then she thinks she sees Aidan, to her it is real, she is in a very dangerous predicament and unrecognisable to Peter who is desperate to rescue her.’

The scenes themselves were tough to film for the actress, who called on the help of someone from the charity Mind to help ensure her portrayal of Carla’s struggle was as accurate as possible.

‘She suffers from what Carla is suffering and she told me that during those moments of extreme psychosis you are never not yourself but you are just the most terrified version of yourself,’ Alison explained. ‘You are locked in there, when you are spiking in these psychotic episodes there is no way out.

‘You are trapped in there and wherever you are or whoever you are with it is terrifying but you need to be free to go through it and this is what I am trying to portray.’

One to watch: Friday 31st May on ITV.

From the moment Gary Windass (Mikey North) crossed Rick Neelan (Greg Wood) his card was marked, and it was only a matter of time before he’d have to face the music in Coronation Street.

That time has come, and it’s actually all thanks to Sarah Platt (Tina O’Brien) and her hair-brained scheme to uncover the truth about her brother by ransacking Rick’s office.

Gary is shocked to find his passport in an envelope and he’s even more so when Leanne Battersby (Jane Danson) reveals they broke in and retrieved it from Rick.

He knows this means bad news, so when Audrey Roberts (Sue Nicholls) rings him and invites him on the holiday, he is only too happy to accept and get away from the street.

But he doesn’t make it that far – next thing he knows he’s waking up in Rick’s office tied to a radiator, and things are looking very dire indeed.

Rick accuses Gary of getting Sarah to do his dirty work by breaking into his office, which Gary of course denies. But a denial won’t get him anywhere.

Rick makes it clear Gary will die as punishment for his crime against him. When Rick leaves him alone for a moment he manages to get a message off to Sarah warning her that Rick is after her. But will she get it in time?

When Rick returns he’s ready to murder Gary and unties him to do the deed.

Is this it for poor Gary Windass?

Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) and Paddy Kirk (Dominic Brunt) have had an incredibly tough year in Emmerdale, but with Chas pregnant again, the pair begin to worry about the health of their unborn child.

After learning that she was pregnant early last year, Chas had doubts about giving birth, but it didn’t take long for her and Paddy to fall in love with the notion of becoming parents once more. However, their world was turned upside down when they learned that — due to a fatal foetal abnormality — baby Grace wouldn’t survive very long following her birth.

Following a year’s worth of heartache, they were over the moon to learn that Chas had fallen pregnant once more. However, given everything that they went through with Grace, the Woolpack landlady can’t stop worrying that something will go wrong with the pregnancy.

With their 20-week scan looming, she raises her concerns with Paddy. In an attempt to ease her worries, Paddy decides to cancel the scan but — in spite of his good intentions — this decision doesn’t go down too well with Chas, who is fuming when she learns what he’s done.

As the couple struggle to communicate with one another, Cain (Jeff Hordley) sits down with his sister and encourages her to be honest with Paddy — about everything that she’s worried about.

Chas and Paddy re-arrange the scan, but — despite everything they’ve discussed — they both fear for the baby’s health as they arrive at the hospital.

Will the scan bring more heartache for Paddy and Chas?

The pairs’ fears are more than understandable, given that they’ve been to hell and back over this past year, but perhaps they’ll finally get some good news?

The Mitchells are by far not ready for the bombshell that frightened teenager Louise Mitchell (Tilly Keeper) is about to drop on them. No wonder she’s worried, Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) isn’t exactly known for his calm and collected reactions to bad news.

After learning that Dennis (Bleu Landau) is behind an online attack against her boys, Karen Taylor (Lorraine Stanley) rushes over to the Mitchells to confront them.

Sharon (Letitia Dean) stands up for her boy, but once alone secretly thinks Dennis is behind the water balloon attack on Chatham and Riley. But when Phil questions her about it she is adamant he’s not involved.

As Dennis goes to leave, fuming that he’s been accused, he shoves Louise hard – not knowing (and probably not even caring) that she is secretly still pregnant.

Sharon later admits to Phil that Dennis has hit her in the past, so Phil takes matters into his own hands and sorts out the wayward kid.

Later, Sharon notices Louise is crying and she admits the truth – she didn’t go through with the abortion.

How will Sharon react to the news that she lied? Could she have been put at risk by Dennis’ hard shove?

What will Phil do when he learns his teenager daughter is not only still having a baby, but that Keanu is the dad and will be linked to their family forever?

Kim Tate (Claire King) has been desperately trying to make amends with son Jamie (Alexander Lincoln) in Emmerdale but to no avail. However, she’s not giving up just yet, as she has a plan — one that involves her only mate in the village, Rhona Goskirk (Zoe Henry).

Since making her grand return to the village earlier this year, Kim Tate has become a thorn in almost everyone’s side. The Home Farm businesswoman has done everything in her power to make Emmerdale her own — and has ruffled quite a few feathers in the process, including those of Megan Macey (Gaynor Faye) and Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley).

However, viewers soon saw that Kim wasn’t as hard-faced as she made herself out to be, as she’s secretly pining for her son Jamie, who wants absolutely nothing to do with her.

After striking up a friendship with Rhona, Kim has been getting advice from the local vet on how best to handle her estranged son. In spite of their friendship, it’s clear that Kim has an agenda, as — much like Rhona — Jamie is a vet.

With Jamie now in the village, it’s now or never for Kim, so she decides to up the ante by asking Rhona to give Jamie incentive to stay put — before he does a bunk.

If that wasn’t a tall enough task, Kim takes things one step further by trying to persuade the young lad to move into Home Farm.

Easier said than done, right?

While Kim is very much using Rhona to get what she wants, she has also shown herself to be extremely compassionate where Jamie is concerned. Perhaps all of her efforts in making her son stay will prove to him just how much she loves him?

Laurie Shelby (Kyle Pryor) has continued to descend to disturbing new lows in Hollyoaks, but he might finally meet his match in Nancy Osborne (Jessica Fox) and Sienna Blake (Anna Passey).

The deputy head teacher has pushed his luck time and again with his inappropriate behaviour towards Sienna. Since arriving at Hollyoaks High, he’s made her feel uncomfortable numerous times, and even tried it on with her during the school camping trip, before claiming he’d mistook her for his wife, Sinead (Stephanie Davis). However, his biggest crime came later when he raped Sinead in a sick act of revenge.

In spite of having evaded justice a number of times, Laurie’s number might finally be up. In the coming episodes, Nancy begins to show an interest in him, and before long she invites him out for a drink.

The two then have that drink — much to Jack Osbourne’s (Jimmy McKenna) dismay — but all is not quite as it seems as, afterwards, she meets up with Sienna at The Dog. It becomes clear that Nancy’s simply being nice to Laurie in an attempt to catch him out and take him down!

However, Jack’s meddling throws a bit of a spanner in the works, as  — unaware of Nancy’s true intentions — he decides to inform Kyle Kelly (Adam Rickitt) about her rendezvous with Laurie.

Kyle’s taken aback, and tells Nancy to stay away from the Hollyoaks High employee. Despite her good intentions, she remains tightlipped about what she’s up to, but when Kyle spots her with Laurie once more, she’s forced to come clean, telling him all about her plan to get the deputy head teacher to admit his wrongdoings on tape!

Laurie has gotten off the hook plenty of times already but, with Nancy and Sienna working together, he could be in deep trouble. That is, if Nancy can pull of her plan before he cops on to what she’s up to!

One to watch: Friday 24th May at 7pm on E4.

At the end of last week’s Holby City we saw Isaac Mayfield (Marc Elliott) suddenly reappear in Dominic Copeland (David Ames)’s life. In tonight’s episode we find out what happened during that meeting – but Isaac’s influence doesn’t end there. When his father Jon Mayfield (Geoffrey Leesley) is brought into the hospital, Dominic is thrown into turmoil. His friends all rally to support him – but is Isaac getting inside Dominic’s head again?

Elsewhere, there’s a face from the past for Jac (Rosie Marcel) – and he has something she wants. How far is Jac prepared to go to get her hands on it? Here are all the spoilers to look out for.

1. At the beginning of the episode we see Dominic with a wound on his chest. Did the meeting with Isaac turn violent?

2. Former patient Ken (Hamish Clark) – a recurring character we first saw in December 2017 – is back, but this time he comes to Darwin as a sales rep. He’s showcasing an exciting machine that will revolutionise heart surgery, but can he convince Jac Naylor?

3. Isaac’s father Jon is rushed into the hospital with a serious problem with his arm. When Isaac tries to visit him, Carole (Julia Deakin) and Sacha (Bob Barrett) insist that he’s banned. But how will Dominic react?

4. Jac is worried about Sacha. Has he forgotten about their Sunday dinners arrangement already?

5. Lofty (Lee Mead) desperately tries to make amends with Dominic – but with Isaac back on the scene, is Dominic prepared to listen to him?

6. Ange (Dawn Steele) discovers what Isaac did to Dominic, and she and Carole join forces to try to protect their boy. But each, in her own way, might be about to make a bad situation worse.

7. Isaac insists that he’s changed and his time in prison gave him a chance to reflect and become a better person – but then he reveals some disturbing information that seems to hand the power back to Dominic. Is he sincere or just playing mind games?

Sue Haasler is the author of the official Holby City book, which you can read about here. Her latest novel, Half A World Away, is out now