In the latest Emmerdale episode, Samson Dingle’s life takes a dramatic turn when he drops a bombshell that leaves Moira Dingle furious. Set to air next week, tensions escalate within the Dingle family after Matty Barton’s imprisonment for stabbing Samson, an incident triggered by escalating hostilities between Matty and Josh.

The turmoil deepens as Samson falsely implicates Matty in the stabbing, straining relationships within the Dingle clan. While Moira and Cain side with Matty, Sam Dingle and his wife Lydia staunchly support Samson, believing in his innocence. However, in a shocking twist next week, Samson announces his decision to leave the village, leaving behind a storm of emotions and suspicions.

On Monday, July 8th, Moira learns of Samson’s plan to depart for a European trip sooner than expected, prompting her to confront the Dingles with accusations. Despite Sam’s defense of his son and assurances of Samson’s return before the trial, Moira remains determined to stop him.

Meanwhile, Matty finds solace in a brighter outlook after bonding with his cellmate, Lee, who accepts him as a trans man. His hopes of release are bolstered when he meets with a new solicitor, much to Amy’s relief during her visit. However, trouble looms as Amy inadvertently reveals Matty’s situation to Robbo, unaware of the danger she has exposed her husband to.

Back in prison, Matty faces escalating threats from Robbo, who learns the truth and menaces Matty in his cell. Despite Amy’s optimism about Matty’s positive attitude, the situation takes a dark turn when Matty finds himself cornered by Robbo’s menacing presence.

As the week progresses, tensions mount for Matty while Amy and Moira question the silence from his end. Meanwhile, Lydia, suspecting Samson’s hidden secrets, faces a pivotal decision after meeting with Moira—will she choose to betray Samson to help uncover the truth?

Stay tuned to Emmerdale for more twists, revelations, and the unfolding drama as relationships are tested and secrets threaten to tear the Dingle family apart.