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Metro
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
All Coronation Street spoilers for next week as ITV airs sad scenes
Next week in Coronation Street, a heartbreaking secret will be revealed as Debbie Webster (Sue Devaney) finally tells the rest of her family that she has dementia. Debbie's brother Carl (Jonathan Howard) is the only person who knows about her health at the moment, but a collapse at Speed Daal changes everything. Also in Weatherfield, Lisa Swain (Vicky Myers) makes a mistake when she leaves a troubled teen alone, while Sally (Sally Dynevor) and Tim Metcalfe (Joe Duttine) take a risk and report a neighbour to social services. Your spoilers for next week in Corrie, as ever, are right here. Brody (Ryan Mulvey) attempts to wind Daniel (Rob Mallard) up and spills his drink over his work, so Lisa threatens to arrest him for harassment. When Carla (Alison King) pops by, she finds Lisa putting Brody in handcuffs. At the station, Brody refuses to explain what the bottle of pills he's got in his pocket are for. Alone in his cell, Brody calls out to Lisa that he needs his medication but she heads off, believing he's just trying to wind her up again. Brody then suffers a seizure. Meanwhile, Sally shares her concerns about Lou's (Farrell Hegarty) children with Tim and reckons they should speak to social services. Also, Maria (Samia Longchambon) returns from the police station and tells Gary (Mikey North) that she's been released pending further investigation. When she finds Lou, Maria rails at her for making the police report, but Lou says it wasn't her. Later, Lou calls to see Gary and they share a beer together. Elsewhere on the cobbles, Todd (Gareth Pierce) decides to get drunk after seeing Theo's (James Cartwright) family picture. In the pub, Sean (Antony Cotton) checks the dating app on his phone, and is shocked to find a picture of Theo on there. When James (Jason Callender) explains to Dee-Dee (Channique Sterling-Brown) that Laila kept him up most of the night, she offers to take over. Later, Daniel tells Dee-Dee that she should talk to Amy (Elle Mulvaney) about doing a slot on student radio about black women's maternity experiences. At the Rovers' Drag Night, Theo replies to another of Millie's numerous texts. He eventually gets settled into the evening, but is shocked when Sean lets slip that Todd and Billy (Daniel Brocklebank) used to be together. When Todd spots Theo's phone on the table, he puts it onto airplane mode, leaving Theo to believe that Millie got bored of texting him. As Theo bonds with Billy, they decide to swap numbers but as he reaches for his device, Theo realises it's on airplane mode. He changes it back, and realises Danielle (Natalie Anderson) has been trying to call because Millie is in hospital, leaving him furious at Todd. At the Chariot Square Hotel, Debbie and Bernie (Jane Hazelgrove) find Brody enjoying a drink with a mate. When the youngster fails to provide ID, Debbie loses her temper and smashes his drink on the bar. Also, Dee-Dee realises that she'll have to take Laila for her vaccinations on her own. After the appointment, Dee-Dee admits to Michael that she found the whole experience emotional. During a chat with Daniel, Dee-Dee wonders if she's mentally strong enough to do Amy's radio interview. Elsewhere, just as he leaves for his chemo session, Kevin (Michael Le Vell) spots an awkward glance between Abi (Sally Carman) and Carl (Jonathan Howard). At the café, Bernie realises Debbie has forgotten to pay for her order. Later, Debbie tells Ronnie (Vinta Morgan) and Leanne (Jane Danson) that the awards ceremony needs to be cancelled, due to a flood at the hotel. More Trending Leanne offers to host it at Speed Daal though and enjoys time with Ronnie, leaving Debbie jealous. When Carl tells Abi that they're meant to be together, their chat stops when they realise Debbie is watching. Suddenly, Debbie collapses and as she regains consciousness, Kevin and Abi tell her she's going to hospital. Debbie reveals that she already knows what's wrong, and confirms she has dementia. Meanwhile, Todd finds Theo snapping an elastic band on his wrist. Millie then arrives and tells them living with her Mum is stressing her out. Later, she tells Todd that all she wants is for her Dad to come home and lead a normal family life, and she's prepared to do whatever it takes. View More » Elsewhere, Dee-Dee and James clash over Laila, while Bernie encourages Aadi (Adam Hussain) to enjoy being young and carefree. He eventually agrees with her point, and decides to plan a house party with Amy and Summer (Harriet Bibby). MORE: Coronation Street fans 'work out' what really happened to Lisa's ex Becky and it changes everything MORE: All 28 Coronation Street pictures for next week as legend confirms diagnosis MORE: Coronation Street twist in ITVX release as the truth about Lisa's ex Becky is confirmed
Daily Mail
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Former Coronation Street star reveals huge role on rival soap as they share gruesome pictures just six months after leaving the cobbles
Former Coronation Street star Bill Fellows has revealed that he has landed a huge role on a rival soap just six months after he left the cobbles. The soap actor, 68, played the role of Stu Carpenter on the ITV1 series since October 2021. And now he has landed a role in Casualty and has already started filming scenes for the popular-medical show. Taking to Instagram, Bill shared a sneak peek of the upcoming scenes as he shared a picture of himself covered in fake blood. The actor also shared a behind-the-scenes photo of himself getting into character, complete with an NHS staff pass hanging proudly around his neck. It's currently unclear as to who Bill will play but his snaps suggest that he will be involved in a gruesome incident. And now he has landed a role in casualty and has already started filming scenes for the popular-medical show as he took to Instagram to share some gruesome pictures During his exit from the show, he insisted that has 'no regrets at all' over leaving after a dramatic stint on the show. While he hasn't 'ruled out' the idea of a comeback at some point, he thinks that his character has 'evolved' since he joined as a homeless man, who had been wrongly imprisoned for murder in the years before his arrival. He said: 'I have no regrets at all. It is the right time to go for me and for Stu. I will look back with fond memories and I wouldn't rule out coming back in the future. 'But Stu has evolved, we started off with a homeless guy who was wrongly accused of murder and then we get to the point three years later where this guy's got almost a quarter of a million pounds and has cleared his name and made it a life for himself. 'I'm really pleased with the story, because it's been fully, fully formed.' During his time on the show, Stu has worked as a chef at Speed Daal and also struck up a relationship with his boss Yasmeen Nazir (Shelley King). Having realised that his quest to try and mentor troubled teen Mason Radcliffe (Luca Toolan) has put Yasmeen and her business at risk, Stu tells her he has decided to go and live permanently with his granddaughter in Germany. Away from Coronation Street, Bill is best known for his role as George Catrick in the hit Apple+ series Ted Lasso. But he has been a regular face on British television since the 1980s with appearances in dramas such as Byker Grove, Heartbeat and Casualty over the years. From 1997 until 1998, he had a main role in the Sky One series Dream Team, which also featured his future Corrie co-star Alison King, who has now played Carla Connor for nearly 20 years. Bill had previously auditioned for the role of Richard Lucas, who is the long-lost brother of café owner Roy Cropper (David Neilson), but the part eventually went to Paul Brown. He said: 'I had yes [thought about doing a soap before], in fact, I auditioned for the role of Roy's brother, Nina's dad before I got the role of Stu. 'I wasn't right for the part but it was for three weeks so it was fate really because I got this part and stayed three years. I am so proud to have been in Corrie. 'It is a massive part of all our lives, especially at my age, 67, it has been around all my life.' Speaking about what he has got planned now he's finished working on the soap he said: 'I am fortunate in that I have a busy few months coming up. I am doing a couple of Episodes of a BBC sitcom based in Middlesbrough called Smoggie Queens with Mark Benton. 'And then I am working on a film with Mark again and Stephen Tompkinson about low level gangsters in Middlesbrough. 'It is kind of ironic that I am hedging back to the North East to work as it is even further from my home down south than Corrie is! 'But it is my hometown and I know a lot of people there so I am very much looking forward to that. 'There is a Vampire film in the pipeline which is looking promising. I want to keep working on varied projects and I also want to travel a bit, I am quite laid back but excited about the future. Coronation Street is on ITV at 8pm Monday, Wednesday and Friday and available to stream from 7am on ITVX.
