Home and Away Spoilers – Levi stabbed as Iluka’s past catches up to him

Next week on Home and Away in the UK, Iluka’s criminal act catches up with him, leaving the residents of the farmhouse in serious danger.

Recent new arrival Iluka (Dion Williams) originally stated that he was simply visiting little bro Mali (Kyle Shilling) for a long overdue catchup, but Mali was dubious.

Sure enough, after talking to sister Elandra (Rarriwuy Hick), Mali learnt that Iluka was lying low after getting on the wrong side of Mantaray Point reprobates the Allens.

Iluka claimed that it was all a big misunderstanding, and that he had got caught up in a police raid whilst hanging out with the Allen siblings.

They had been dealing in stolen car parts, which Iluka claimed to only have a ‘little bit’ of involvement with, but when he was released and the Allens faced further charges, they thought he had grassed on them.

When Justin (James Stewart) believed his car had been stolen last week, Mali went straight to Iluka to ask if he was responsible, but was left eating humble pie when it turned out that Leah (Ada Nicodemou) had simply borrowed the car.

Iluka angrily pointed out that he had his own money and didn’t need to resort to stealing cars, and he promptly pulled out a bag containing $8000 in notes.

Unsurprisingly, it turned out that Iluka was continuing to be economical with the truth when talking about his “own money”. He went on to explain that he had “borrowed” it from the Allens and planned to give it back when he gets signed up for an NFL contract following the footy trials in Queensland.

Mali realised that the whole story about the police raid had been bull—Iluka had simply stolen money from the notorious siblings and they were out for his blood.

Mali forced Iluka to face reality—that he was now too old to make it as a professional footy player, and that he needs to stop chasing the dream that has caused him to make so many stupid mistakes over the years. As the brothers tried to work out their next move, Mali promised to keep cop girlfriend Rose (Kirsty Marillier) in the dark.

Next week, Mali decides to try and be sensible about the situation by reaching out to the Allens in order to return the money, but he doesn’t hear back from them.

Meanwhile, Mackenzie (Emily Weir) and Levi (Tristan Gorey) happen to mention Mali whilst in the surf club, which is overheard by a woman who asks whether they know him.

The woman claims she’s there to pick up a board from Mali but she can’t get hold of him. When Mac asks whether he perhaps intended for her to pick up the board from Mali’s workshop at the farm, she happily hands over the address.

But as the stranger goes outside, it becomes apparent that she is none other than Nat Allen (Claire Lovering), who has decided to pay the Hudson brothers a visit alongside her own brothers, Campbell (John Harding) and Gordie (Brandon McClelland).

Mac and Levi are confused when they return home to find the house has been trashed, as the woman they just briefly met in the surf club emerges from the hallway.

Levi goes to call the police, only for Campbell and Gordie to enter holding knives. Nat explains that Mac and Levi are going to hand over their phones, and sit down so they can have a little chat.

It’s soon explained that Iluka owes them money, but a search of the house has not bared any fruit.

What they don’t realise is that Iluka has now stashed the bag in his car, and he’s a little pre-occupied with Kirby (Angelina Thomson) at this moment in time.

After Kirby spends the afternoon showing Iluka the delights of her boudoir, Rose can’t help but tease her when she later finds Iluka leaving. Rose warns Kirby to exercise caution with Iluka however, she doesn’t want to see her friend getting hurt.

When Mali returns home, he’s stunned to find Mac gagged and bound to a chair in the hallway.

As he rushes towards her, Nat and her brothers emerge to greet him.

Mali tells the Allens that he’s willing to talk about Iluka, but only if Mac is released first. The Allens oblige, though Levi still remains tied to another chair in the living room.