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Hollyoaks reveals Donny and Misbah rift as key Imran evidence is destroyed

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Hollyoaks' Donny Clark and Misbah Maalik are at odds next week, as Misbah makes a dangerous decision to protect her son Imran that could ruin her relationship for good.

Misbah was recently blindsided by the bombshell that Imran was behind Ste’s kidnap plot, in a cruel act of revenge that he originally cooked up with his former lover Cindy.

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The situation spiralled out of control when Imran was shot by armed police who thought he was wielding a weapon and he was rushed to hospital. Cindy told Misbah the truth about her relationship with Imran – and Misbah threatened her into staying silent about her son’s crimes.

This week, Misbah urged her detective fiancé Donny to start protecting Imran, but Donny was keen for justice to be served.

As a result, Misbah took matters into her own hands, and when Cindy threw Imran’s bag containing his laptop into the river, Misbah fished it out before the dive team could get to it.

Donny confronted his partner about hiding crucial evidence. But in the meantime, Misbah had found a crypto wallet in the house that Donny had been hiding to protect his own daughter Gemma.

A huge row unfolded between the pair as Misbah accused Donny of being a hypocrite and used the incriminating crypto wallet to blackmail him into staying silent about the Imran evidence.

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In next week’s scenes, Misbah takes further action to save Imran from a prison sentence and destroys the laptop that holds his criminal plans.

This leads to another argument between Misbah and Donny, with Donny facing an impossible decision about whether to put his family or his career first.

Despite Donny’s hurt over Misbah’s actions, she refuses to give the crypto wallet back to her until she is completely sure that Imran is in the clear – and this sticking point leaves their relationship hanging by a thread.

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Because of Misbah’s intervention, it becomes clear that Imran will return to the village when he is discharged from hospital. Leela, Lucas and James realise this so urge Ste to give a statement to the police about his ordeal.

But Ste decides to handle matters himself, so sneaks into the hospital and tells recovering Imran to meet him on the boat the next day.

As a tense showdown unfolds, will Ste and Imran be able to move forward?

Hollyoaks airs on Mondays-Wednesdays with its Channel 4 streaming premiere at 7am, then an E4 broadcast the same night at 7pm. Full episodes are also released on YouTube a week after their Channel 4 release.

Selected omnibus episodes are available via Prime Video.

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