Cain and Carl come to blows

Debbie's happy about having Cain back and he marches her straight round to Butlers to see Sarah. With Andy out, Maisie struggles to contain Cain and Debbie as he gives Sarah a present.

Andy rushes back from his work and confronts Cain. Cain warns him to let Debbie see Sarah. After they've gone Andy tells a worried Maisie that Cain is a psycho and his return changes everything.

Later that evening, the Dingles give Cain a hero's welcome and he tells them that he's out of prison for good and is in the village to stay. Can Cain rebuild his family and sustain a life in Emmerdale?

Unwilling to hide from his past, Cain pays the Kings a visit. Jimmy demands that he return their money, but Cain is keen to put the past behind them. Carl jokingly accepts, but Jimmy is incensed and fronts up to Cain who laughs in his face. When Cain makes reference to Tom and Matthew’s deaths, it becomes too much for Jimmy and he thumps Cain in the face.

Cain gets to his feet and Debbie begs him to walk away. Instead, Cain dares Carl to punch him and he duly does so. Carl continues to batter Cain without any response, before Marlon and Eli step in.

After beating Cain to a pulp, Carl and Jimmy leave. Later, though, they state their intention to kill Cain. Will the Kings exact the ultimate retribution?

Elsewhere, Mark is shaken to receive a text from Faye, badgering him to get in touch. Mark ignores her but receives the shock of his life when Faye jumps out while he's out riding. She demands to be treated better by him and Mark tells her he’ll be in touch. Debbie spots Mark with Faye while she's driving back with Cain.

Back home, Natasha is worried with Mark's strange behaviour and fears there is a problem in their relationship. Will Faye make the Wylde’s lives even more uncomfortable?