Emmerdale spoilers: Debbie Dingle confesses to Ross Barton acid attack

Debbie is scared of what will happen if Pete Barton reveals the truth - which it seems like he might.

Terry tells Doug Potts that he is suing him. Doug pleads with Terry not to go through with it but nothing changes. Soon, Doug sees Terry sleeping in his car and offers him a free room in the B&B. We have a bad feeling about this.

Diane Sugden and Eric Pollard also question this, but Doug assures them that Terry can be trusted (bless him).

Ross Barton has set up a lunch date with Rebecca White - Victoria Sugden is all for it, but Pete is skeptical.

Ross storms out when Rebecca doesn't turn up.

Naturally, he very quickly finds another woman to kiss in the form of Simon McManus's mate Dawn.

When Rebecca arrives with Victoria Sugden, Rebecca realises that Ross and Dawn have snogged and she feels hurt. Not cool, Ross.

After realising the hurt he's caused Rebecca, Ross goes off on one and lashes out at whoever crosses his path. Crikey.

In the Woolly, Pete publicly confronts Debbie, telling her that it was her who ruined Ross's life. Chas makes Debbie come into the back room, where she tells Chas and Sarah that she was involved in Ross's attack, leaving the pair horrified - as you'd most probably expect.

Terry agrees to drop the case - hurrah. There is some justice in the world...for now.

Faith Dingle tells Debbie that her daughter Sarah Sugden doesn't want to see her, which upsets her. Debbie comes clean to Charity Dingle and Vanessa Woodfield that she was behind the acid attack. Eek.

Lachlan White gets worried when Liv Flaherty shows Terry a hand drawn comic of dead Gerry Robert's. Lachlan asks Terry to give it up, but Terry, sensing Lachlan's vulnerability, keeps hold of it.

When Doug discusses some of the details of the funeral with Terry, he tries to wriggle himself out of giving the eulogy. Lachlan is determined to get the comic back from Terry's room, but the question is will he manage to get the incriminating work back?

It's a tough time for Chas, who has spotted something wrong with the baby at a scan. She's hoping it's a misdiagnosis and struggles to cope when Paddy talks about their baby.

Tracy Metcalfe and Megan Macey are uneasy when Frank Clayton arranges to play a game of darts against Graham Foster. What harm can a game of darts do? Hmmm, let's wait and see.

Faith brings Sarah round to try and get her to speak to Debbie - but Sarah is having none of it. She blames Joe Tate for turning her mum into a horrible person. Poor thing.

Suffice to say, Debbie is no-one's favourite person at this moment in time.

Back to sweet little Doug, and he tells Lachlan how he's sold his car to raise some money to try and help out Terry. Some people just do not deserve the kind things we do for them.

Chas has spent hours painting the nursery but is overcome and breaks down once she's alone. She panics when Paddy suggests they should book a 4D scan of the baby. Can she hide her reluctance? And what exactly has she been told about the baby?

When Megan accidentally gets locked in the toilet. Graham is soon on hand to help her out. What can be sexier than a pub loo, right?

Soon it's the day of the funeral and as it commences Doug tells Terry he has left his money in his room. Terry backs out of giving his eulogy and bolts for the door, leaving it to Doug to deliver the eulogy.

But Diane is suspicious of Terry's hasty exit - she has every right to be, because Lachlan confronts Terry as he is about to do a runner with the cash. How will this end?