Emmerdale's Liv pushes Aaron away in upsetting relapse scenes

Emmerdale's Liv Flaherty is set to push Aaron Dingle away in upsetting relapse scenes.

In upcoming scenes on the ITV soap, Liv will admit that she tried to sabotage Ben's Cornwall job by giving him a bad reference. Understandably, Ben's boyfriend Aaron is horrified by her actions and Liv is left feeling seriously ashamed.

Struggling to deal with her actions and the fact she disappointed both Aaron and Ben, Liv's struggle with alcoholism rears its ugly head once again and she starts contemplating turning back to drinking once again. Sadly, the temptation wins, and she's back on the drink.

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It turns out that Liv's actions only brought Aaron and Ben closer, as Aaron tells his love that he would move away with him – which they celebrate with a kiss. The couple then head home to find Liv has fallen off the wagon again, but, this time, Aaron refuses to help her.

That only pushes Liv further to the edge as she worries that she may finally have pushed her brother away forever.

Laurel then learns about Liv's return to drinking after Ben tells her that Liv had been hitting the bottle before work, and she sends her home. Clearly hitting rock bottom, Ben then later finds his boyfriend's troubled sister in amongst a series of smashed wine bottles after she took some alcohol from The Hide.

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But there's bad news for both when Ben sends Liv home, as neither is aware that Meena is watching their every move. She's well aware that Ben broke into the HOP offices as he tried to get evidence that would prove he wasn't involved in the collapse of the bridge.

Things end up turning physical between Liv and Ben, with her leaving with his phone (not something you want with a murderer watching you).

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As we know, Ben and Meena are set to have a big showdown next week where things will go from bad to worse. What will evil Meena do next?

Emmerdale airs these scenes in the week commencing Monday, November 22 on ITV.

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