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1 week ago | 
ok.co.uk | Christine Smith
Emmerdale's dramatic episode on Wednesday night, 28 May, saw the return of Ryan Hawley as Robert Sugden, after a six-year hiatus. The ITV soap's fans were treated to Robert crashing the wedding of his ex Aaron Dingle and half-brother John Sugden, years after Robert was sent to prison for the murder of Lee Posner. In an exclusive chat with The Mirror, Ryan confirmed that he's not just back on Emmerdale - he's here to stay.
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1 week ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Christine Smith |Lauren Morris |Rachel Cronin
Hawley officially returned as Robert Sugden in a dramatic episode tonight, May 28, and he says he is back 'for good'. Ryan Hawley made a dramatic return to Emmerdale tonight as Robert Sugden, and the actor has now confirmed that he's back "for good" after six years away. Robert crashed the wedding of his ex Aaron Dingle and half-brother John Sugden in the ITV show's latest episode, years after Robert was sent to prison for the murder of Lee Posner.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
dailystar.co.uk | Dan Laurie |Christine Smith |Craig Jones |Daniel Laurie
Emmerdale actor Mark Charnock has opened up about his future on the ITV soap amid a mass exodus of cast members - and it appears that he is feeling anxiousTVDan Laurie Deputy Editor of Screen Time, Christine Smith and Craig Jones12:10, 10 Jan 2025Emmerdale stars don't expect to win Soap Award as it's no longer public voteMark Charnock has spoken out about his future on Emmerdale amidst a series of departures from the ITV soap.
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
leeds-live.co.uk | Christine Smith |Craig Jones
An Emmerdale legend has addressed his future following a raft of exits from the ITV soap. Over the festive season, we saw Daisy Campbell’s character Amelia Spencer leave the village while over Christmas Will Taylor, played by Dean Andrews, was killed off. We’ve previously brought you news of expected exits of Susan Cookson, Roxy Shahidi, Paula Lane and Lesley Dunlop.
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Oct 30, 2024 | 
walesonline.co.uk | Joseph Wilkes |Robert Harries |Christine Smith
Daisy Campbell is preparing for a heartfelt farewell to Emmerdale after 13 years on the show as ITV executives have decided to gradually write her character out, a move that Daisy admits has left her "grieving". She joined the beloved soap at the tender age of eight as Amelia Spencer, and now, aged 21, Daisy was surprised by the announcement in a confidential meeting that Amelia's storyline would conclude just before Christmas.
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Oct 29, 2024 | 
gloucestershirelive.co.uk | Phil Norris |Christine Smith |Gloucestershire LiveChristine Smith
Daisy Campbell, known for her role as Amelia Spencer in Emmerdale, is set to leave the Yorkshire Dales after a remarkable 13-year run. The decision to write out her character came as a shock to the actress, who joined the soap at just eight years old. Now 21, Daisy revealed in an exclusive interview with the Mirror that she was taken aback by the news, stating: "It wasn't my choice to leave Emmerdale and it was a shock at first. Being in Emmerdale is all I have ever known.
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Oct 29, 2024 | 
ok.co.uk | Christine Smith |Jack Wetherill |Amy Jones |Shelley Spadoni
Emmerdale's Daisy Campbell, who has played the role of Amelia Spencer for 13 years, has opened up about being axed from the ITV soap. Following a shocking decision made by TV bosses to write out her character, the 21 year old was left 'grieving' with her close co-star pals 'upset' with the news. The actress was just eight years old when she first graced our screens as Amelia Spencer, but earlier this year, producers delivered the news of her exit in a private meeting.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
ok.co.uk | Charlotte Tutton |Nikki Onafuye |Christine Smith
Devastated Daisy Campbell, who plays Amelia Spencer in Emmerdale, opened up about the shock news of her departure from the beloved soap after 13 years. The actress revealed that she learned earlier this year about the decision to write her character out. Amelia's journey has been packed with headline-grabbing plots, but fans will have to say goodbye just before Christmas.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
the-sun.com | Vanessa Chalmers |Christine Smith
AS Joe Marchant packed his bags up at the end of his English lesson in 2009, the then 15-year-old suddenly collapsed to the floor. His classmates burst out laughing thinking he had fallen over his bag, just moments before his friend asked: 'Why are you pulling a funny face?'What no one realised as Joe lay on the floor, also unable to speak, was that Joe was having a stroke –something that happens to 100,000 people in the UK every year.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
thesun.co.uk | Christine Smith
AS Joe Marchant packed his bags up at the end of his English lesson in 2009, the then 15-year-old suddenly collapsed to the floor. His classmates burst out laughing thinking he had fallen over his bag, just moments before his friend asked: 'Why are you pulling a funny face?'What no one realised as Joe lay on the floor, also unable to speak, was that Joe was having a stroke –something that happens to 100,000 people in the UK every year.
