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5 Emmerdale spoilers for tonight as Joe Tate makes surprising new decisions

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Emmerdale spoilers follow from Monday's episode (2 November), which is available to watch now on ITVX and YouTube but hasn't aired on ITV1 yet.

In tonight's Emmerdale, Joe continues with his fresh start after finally agreeing to take responsibility for Baby Tate – but can he make amends with those he has wronged?

Meanwhile, Sadie steps up her attempts to drive a wedge between Caleb and Ruby, while Marlon's family loyalties are tested when Robert tries to tempt him with a job offer.

Read on for five big moments from Monday's episode…

1. Joe tries to make amends with the kids

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As Joe sets about becoming a good father to Baby Tate – now officially called William – he crosses paths with Billy, Lucas and Clemmie in the village playground.

Joe acknowledges that he was wrong when he tried to cut Lucas and Clemmie out of his life following Dawn's death. As he discusses ways to right his wrongs, will Billy be on board?

2. Gabby also gets an apology

gabby thomas, emmerdale

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Joe's apology tour continues when he visits Gabby and admits that he now feels guilty for dragging her into his recent scheming, which landed her in hot water with Kim.

Much to Gabby's surprise, Joe suggests that she should move back into Home Farm with Thomas so they can all start afresh. But will Kim be so forgiving?

3. Kim tells Thea everything

kim tate, thea ramsden, emmerdale

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When Thea comes to see her at Home Farm and asks for answers about her family background, Kim confirms that Thea's father is Steve Marchant.

As Thea wants an opportunity to meet her dad, Kim reluctantly agrees to help her look for him…

4. Sadie gets Ruby drunk

ruby miligan, sadie king, emmerdale

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Ruby decides to lay off alcohol for a while, aware that her heavy drinking is alienating Caleb. Sadie decides to stir things up by tricking Ruby into drinking alcohol against her will.

Playing puppetmaster while Ruby is vulnerable, Sadie then sets her up in a compromising situation with Ross – and lets Caleb believe that the unlikely pair are sleeping together!

5. Marlon's days at The Woolpack could be numbered

marlon dingle, robert sugden, emmerdale

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Marlon is getting bored serving up ordinary pub grub at The Woolpack when he wants to stretch his talents.

Noticing this, Robert tries to get Marlon on board with his new business venture – promising him greater creative freedom. Can Marlon really turn his back on Charity and the Dingles to work with the Sugdens?

Emmerdale airs on weeknights at 8pm on ITV1, and streams on ITVX.

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