Emmerdale: Liv dies after getting crushed by caravan

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Emmerdale fans have been glued to the ITV soap since the storm first kicked off earlier in October. A photo was released revealing the devastation it would cause and it included The Woolpack sign ripped off its hinges. Even with the photo showing debris scattered everywhere, no one could have anticipated the extent of the events that would follow.

Who died in the Emmerdale storm?

Harriet Finch – Dead

Katherine Dow Blyton’s character was the first to die in the storm as the harrowing storyline kicked off on October 16.

She was killed off after falling from her quad bike and was in the middle of an explosion caused by lightning.

Harriet had been out looking for Amelia Spencer (Daisy Campbell) when the lightning hit the vehicle and she suffered fatal injuries.

Speaking out about her character’s death, Katherine said: “I got very emotional reading it. On the actual day I was covered in blood and I had various bits of woodland hanging out of my hair.

“We had these industrial wind machines which were literally blowing sand and debris into your eyes.

“So when it came to it, it wasn’t as emotional because the technicality of what you have to do takes away from the emotion so I managed to get through the day without sobbing,” she told Digital Spy.

Sam Dingle – Injured

Next fans were lefts screaming at their TV screens when Sam Dingle (James Hooton) was impaled on some farming machinery.

He had been trying to outrun a stampede of cows as they had escaped from the farm and he appeared to be lifeless with a spike going all the way through his body.

The cliffhanger led viewers to believe he would not survive, but he miraculously survived and was rushed to hospital.

Actor James said the incident was a break from the norm and he had no idea what the outcome would be.

He revealed the spike was actually made from foam but it looked very realistic on set.

Fans will have to wait and see if he makes a full recovery or whether he dies from his injuries further down the line.

Liv Flaherty – Dead

Fans were heartbroken when Liv (Isobel Steele) was killed off in the October 19 episode.

The youngster was crushed by a caravan when she tried to reach the pub to look after Paddy Kirk’s (Dominic Brunt) daughter.

While trying to protect Vinny (Bradley Johnson) from the incoming caravan, she was hit herself and ended up trapped.

Although fans were devastated, actress Isobel revealed back in 2021 how she had made the decision to leave the soap.

She felt her character had come full circle and she was proud of the way the heartbreaking death scene was filmed.

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What is coming up on Emmerdale?

As for what is to come on Emmerdale, as the villagers clear up the aftermath of the storm, Chloe Atkinson (Jessie Elland) tells Kerry Wyatt (Laura Norton) she’s pregnant.

Meanwhile, Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) manipulates Aaron (Danny Miller) after he accuses her of still being with Al Chapman (Michael Wildman).

Aaron reveals he is leaving and Chas cannot help but feel a sense of relief, yet she should watch her back.

There is a chance Aaron could expose his mum before planning his exit.

Elsewhere, Bernice Blackstock (Samantha Giles) organises a group to clear up the damage after the storm.

She appoints Bob Hope (Tony Audenshaw) as her deputy but their working relationship does not get off to the best start.

Bernice has other things to worry about when David Metcalfe (Matthew Wolfenden) returns to see for himself what damage the storm has caused.

She reassures him he will still be able to draw in customers, but David is not convinced and is worried about the future of the shop.

Will he make a drastic decision over the business, feeling as though there is no road to recovery?

Emmerdale airs on weeknights on ITV at 7.30pm.

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