All Coronation Street video spoilers for next week as disturbing discovery made
Things take a turn at the hotel as Debbie Webster (Sue Devaney) gets into a heated confrontation with a customer as Ryan Connor (Ryan Prescott) watches in shock.
Meanwhile, Todd Grimshaw (Gareth Pierce) makes a discovery that leaves him shaken to the core – and a showdown ensues.
Elsewhere, Kevin Webster (Michael Le Vell) faces the music as Tyrone Dobbs (Alan Halsall) discovers that he still hasn't informed Abi (Sally Carman-Duttine) about getting the all-clear.
There's a lot going on on the Street next week and for a first look at the drama, Metro has our usual spoiler videos to tide you over!
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A customer at the chariot square hotel isn't pleased and confronts Debbie, who gets into an argument with her, much to the horror of Ryan.
The customer proceeds to film Debbie's outburst. Can Ryan stop the situation from escalating any further?
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Believing Theo is in the community centre, Todd barges into a disturbing conversion therapy session, horrified by what he sees before him.
Theo isn't actually Theo, however, with Todd determined to find out where his boyfriend is. As Noah attempts to intimidate him, Todd lashes out – unaware that one of the men present in the room is filming the altercation.
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Tyrone is disgusted that Kevin still hasn't told Abi about his cancer lie. Issuing him with an ultimatum, Ty orders Kev to tell her the truth – otherwise he'll do it for him!
Will Kevin come clean?
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