EastEnders Next Week

We revealed last week that EastEnders will be hit by a disaster on Monday, an episode that will see an impressive cast list of 34, that's pretty much everyone except Sharon, Phil and Jane.

Although a picture released showed a bus crash, many fans have speculated that there may also be a train crash. The actual storyline has been kept under wraps and the following is what has been confirmed for EastEnders next week.

When the market traders hear a rumour that the market is relocating, Carmel confirms that the council is in the early stages of planning the move.

Martin decides to go on strike, something his fellow market traders are not willing to do. Not even Kush can be persuaded to join him. After a chat with Stacey, Martin heads back to the market to confront Carmel. In Tuesday's episode, Stacey receives alarming news about martin.

When Max returned at Christmas, he seemed to forgive everyone. He shook hands with Ian and Jane, mended bridges with his daughters and is standing firm with his brother Jack.

We recently see Max resorting to self harming outside the hospital over Christmas, he didn't even seem to bat an eyelid when his brother Jack laid into Danny Mitchell, more concerned in how much ketchup he was putting on his bacon sarnie! We have heard that we will see the new side of Max over the next week.

Kim will fly off the handle next week when she overhears her mother ask Vincent to change Kim's behaviour towards Denise. She resorts to throwing her mother out of the house, telling her she should go and live with Denise.

Here's the rumour, usually when siblings fall out in a soap, they need something dramatic to happen to make them realise what they could lose. Could Denise be injured.trapped in the crash? It certainly would make Kim realise how much she would actually miss her sister.

Both Babe and Lee are about to depart EastEnders, could it be next week? Babe Smith is one of the most disliked characters in the soaps history. Danny-Boy who plays Lee is brilliantly portraying a young man battling depression, could he have involvement in the disaster?

We do know that Mick Carter will be left gobsmacked. The disaster will span over three episodes next week, starting on Monday at 8pm on BBC One and continuing on Tuesday and Thursday.

There is no episode on Friday 27th January due to football coverage.