It's going to be a dramatic few days in Emmerdale (ITV), complete with a death - but who will be saying goodbye to the village?

The week gets off to an ominous start, as Emma is acting even more strangely than usual. Following Gabby's revelations, Bernice and Diane are keen to have a word with her but Emma is planning a confrontation of her own as she traps Moira in the Barton barn for a chat about James.

Things get so heated that a light ends up being knocked over and a fire breaks out, but will Emma help her nemesis to escape the flames or leave her in the burning building?

Adam thinks he's got his answer when he later notices that Emma literally has blood on her hands, and he chases her with a gun. Unfortunately, Emma manages to grab the weapon and runs through the woods, where a shot rings out...

At least the dramatic events should help put Adam's love life into perspective as he wonders why Victoria is attending Tracy's singles night. Meanwhile, Cain and Harriet decide to get away from it all.

After everything that's happened lately, in EastEnders (BBC1), it's not surprising that Stacey is feeling stressed. But after the doctor explains the real reason behind little Arthur's collapse, Carmel starts to fret about her grandson's safety.

It's clear Stacey isn't feeling herself as when she realises Carmel doesn't trust her around Arthur, instead of shouting the odds, she ends up breaking down and the two have a heart-to-heart that helps to clear the air. However, Carmel then makes a discovery that seems to confirm her worst fears and leads her to take drastic action.

Sonia worries what her family will think after a man arrives to confront her about an incident in Kettering, but Bex is much more concerned about her mum's budding relationship with Gethin.

Keanu finds a way to make some cash, Linda has to think on her feet when Mick catches her talking to Woody about her cancer, and Michelle is increasingly creeped out by Tom. Meanwhile, Johnny proves he's the most reasonable man in Walford as he promises Ted he's on his side, even if the pensioner did shoot him.

It's Tracey's funeral this week in Hollyoaks (Channel 4), and emotions are running high - especially for Darcy, who has accidentally misplaced her confession letter. It later turns up amid a stack of papers from the salon, but who will find it first? And should Darcy be equally worried about Lisa getting her hands on a phone containing a shocking text?

Jesse decides to miss the funeral to look after an unwell Courtney, but later heads to the wake, where things get heated between him and Adam. And the situation is set to get more awkward when Darcy is confronted by her mystery man Glenn, who also happens to Adam and Jesse's dad.

Milo opens up to Cindy about his time at a Young Offenders' institution, and steps in to stop Dirk committing a crime of his own.

Brody charms Ellie into giving him and Damon jobs at the Dog, but it's clear Damon has more than his employment status on his mind as he lashes out at Maggie and Scott.

Courtney is rushed to hospital, Grace helps Sienna to plot her escape and Marnie begs Tony and Harry for help.

We always knew that Nathan wouldn't go quietly in Coronation Street (ITV). Despite the whole world knowing he's a creepy slimeball and as guilty as can be, he's determined not to go to jail, and has persuaded Mel to help him by promising they'll be together forever once he's a free man.

Yeah, right. The problem is, Mel believes him, so tries to prevent Bethany from appearing in court by kidnapping her and threatening to throw her on the railway lines. Later, Craig is called to the scene of a fatality by the tracks - but who will he find there, and will Nathan's plan have worked?

Elsewhere, Anna learns the horrifying truth about Seb's addict mother Abi, but ignores Tim's idea of informing the authorities, preferring instead to offer the lad practical and personal help.

Daniel realises that researching Phelan's activities may land him a scoop that will impress his boss, but he watch his back - as we know, the builder is capable of anything.