Emmerdale reveals Harriet Finch will be HAUNTED by her undercover cop past!

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Harriet's past catches up with her

Emmerdale has teased that Harriet Finch’s life could be turned upside down by her past this autumn.

Having had her heart broken by Cain Dingle at the start of the year, Harriet had dusted herself down and got on with her life, supporting the villagers through their various ordeals.

But it’s Harriet herself who’ll need of a shoulder to lean on when her past comes back to haunt her. Emmerdale bosses are keeping tight-lipped about the plot, but have hinted the story is linked to Harriet’s previous job in the police force.

“Harriet led a very different life before she became a vicar,” explains a TV Times mole, “and even worked undercover. She would have met some characters and made some difficult decisions.’”

Harriet Finch, Cain Dingle — Devastated: Harriet and Cain broke up - she's recovered from that shock, but it looks like there's a bigger shock around the corner for the poor vicar

Is Harriet’s past quest for justice about to affect her future? What shock is in store for the fiery vicar?

All will be revealed this autumn!

Meanwhile, tonight on Emmerdale we will see Ross Barton (played by Michael Parr) packing his bags. However, as Ross packs his bags and says goodbye to his brother Pete and family relative Moira, can Ross really bring himself to go without Rebecca?

Emmerdale continues on ITV.

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Alison Slade has over 20 years of experience as a TV journalist and has spent the vast majority of that time as Soap Editor of TV Times magazine. She is passionate about the ability of soaps to change the world by presenting important, issue-based stories about real people in a relatable way. There are few soap actors that she hasn’t interviewed over the years, and her expertise in the genre means she has been called upon as a judge numerous times for The British Soap Awards and the BAFTA TV Awards.

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