IF there's one thing the people of Walford really should have learned by now, it's that unless you've seen the body with your own eyes, you should be very wary if someone tells you that a loved one is dead (EastEnders, BBC1). Just ask the relatives of Den Watts, Nick Cotton and Kathy Beale.

Despite this, Stacey is willing to take Mo's word for it that Kat really has gone to the great pub in the sky, and asks the locals to help give her cousin the send-off she deserves. Ian isn't in a generous mood, but the Carters offer to hold the wake in the Vic for free, Jay donates the coffin and Martin, who is surprisingly keen to support his estranged wife, organises a fundraising night.

Stacey is taken aback by Mo's reaction to their neighbours' acts of kindness, while Jean delivers some news that leaves her even more confused. But the biggest shock of all comes when Kat herself puts in an appearance.

Meanwhile, the Taylors help Arshad settle his new foster child, and Louise takes advantage of Kat's raucous fundraiser to make a move on Hunter.

In Coronation Street (ITV), it's the horrifying morning after the night before, and David fears that life may never be the same again.

On realising he's been raped, he hurries home where an angry Shona confronts him about staying out all night, but he's not in the mood to speak to her - his only thought is to clean himself and get rid of the clothes he was wearing at the time.

When he returns to the lounge, he's horrified to find Josh, his attacker, chatting to Gail as if nothing has happened. In fact, he even tells David that it's no big deal - they got drunk, ended up in bed together and the inevitable happened, leaving David feeling worse than ever before.

As he struggles to come to terms with what happened, he pushes everyone away from him and contemplates moving to New Zealand with his dad.

Elsewhere, Fiz finally tells Tyrone that Hope is their naughty child, but not until after he wrecks his relationship with Ruby, Carla grows closer to Ali and Gail begins seeing a psychic.

The Dingles (Emmerdale, ITV) might fight amongst themselves, but in theory they always band together against outsiders - especially ones in uniform.

So, although Zak, Aaron and Belle may be shocked when Liv admits to spiking Lisa's drink this week, they are even more horrified to learn that someone in the family violated the Dingle code and rang the police. The troubled teen later overhears Aaron telling Robert that she could go to prison, and in her despair, she's tempted to drown her sorrows...

When they're not fretting about Liv, the Dingles are also confused to see Debbie and Joe back together. Cain is furious when he realises his daughter is being blackmailed, but what exactly is he going to do about it?

Elsewhere, Brenda throws herself into her wedding planning, but still finds time to make mischief for Laurel and Bob. April warns Jessie off Marlon, while Jacob proves he's the brains of the Metcalfe household as he wonders why David is letting Priya stay - and how on Earth he thinks he can keep it a secret from Tracy.

In Neighbours (C5), Izzy was never going to leave Erinsborough quietly, so even though she's been cut off without a penny by Clint's daughter Rita, she has one last parting shot for Karl.

She reveals she isn't pregnant after all, which should come as a relief - but there's much, much worse to come when it's announced that the new hospital wing will not be built, leaving him out of a job.

Ben leaves for Oakey, and Xanthe asks Steph how to keep a long-distance relationship alive. Yashvi's attempts to set up a football team at school fall flat, and she worries about her trial after Tia's brother, who's a professional player, dents her confidence.

Terese cancels her London business trip to support Piper, and the pair work together on a promotional video, while Shane becomes increasingly concerned about Sheila's memory lapses.

Mishti obtains confessions from Rafael, Jayden and Sue, prompting Leo to help Paul delve into his past.