Emmerdale’s Graham Foster (Andrew Scarborough) is proving to be a partially decent guy, if you overlook him tormenting Kim Tate (Claire King) and trying to break up a loving marriage. But he still has his enemies.

Cast your minds back to the Corriedale episode – Graham had Jodie in the back of his van but accidentally let her go. As actress Zoe Henry revealed to Metro, ‘she got away. That means he failed his mission.’

So, trouble is brewing for the former butler because those employers who wanted that job done are out for his blood. All they needed was to find out where he is, and his decision to help find Dylan Penders (Fred Kettle) helped do just that as he broke cover to do so. Target immediately on his back.

Vanessa Woodfield (Michelle Hardwick) tells Rhona Goskirk (Zoe Henry) she needs to go up to Home Farm to tend to Kim’s horses. She knows there’s a chance of bumping into Graham, so she tells husband Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock) a fib.

There, she arrives to find a shocking scene – Graham has been bloodied and beaten, and stabbed.

His past has caught up with him and it’s a brutal act of revenge.

Zoe revealed: ‘He laid low and hoped that would be the end of it, but then when Dylan went missing Rhona pleaded with him for help and said: ‘Can you help find him?’ And in doing so, he exposed where he was and so therefore these people that he’d been working for came to find him and that was then teaching him a lesson.

‘So it’s Rhona’s fault – and I think that’s why Rhona is glad that she’s found him and she was there.’