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Daily Mirror
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Coronation Street bride fights for life on wedding day and violent crime exposed
Coronation Street spoilers reveal a wedding takes a horrifying turn next week on the ITV soap, with the bride in a bad way while there's also another dark crime exposed There's worrying scenes ahead on Coronation Street, including a hospital dash, an outburst, and a possible arrest. Dev Alahan and Bernie Winter prepare to tie the knot, but disaster strikes. Bernie is left in a bad way, but will she be okay and will she make it down the aisle? There's exciting times ahead for Lisa Swain and Carla Connor, and a gesture from the former leads to smiles. One pair's fling continues, and comes under threat. There's more trouble for Theo Silverton and Todd Grimshaw, and soon there's a possible arrest amid a "violent crime". Then there's a new and surprising romance teased as two residents could find love. One character's secret could finally be exposed too, while one teen is struggling and there's a disturbing discovery about a child. Let's kick things off with the big wedding, as Dev enjoys his stag do, and Bernie's hen gets underway. Something at the stag leaves Bernie furious, and soon as the wedding arrives there's hiccup after hiccup. As her grandchildren fall ill, Bernie is mortified when she forgets her lucky charm locket containing a photo of her late son Paul Foremam. She races home to get it only to disturb a burglar. She seems to be okay though and heads back to the venue, where Debbie Webster has been keeping everyone entertained in her absence. So much so, there's cheers when Debbie sings a song for partner Ronnie Bailey and ends up proposing. Kit Green walks his mother Bernie down the aisle meanwhile, but just as she and Dev prepare to say their vows devastation strikes. Suddenly, Bernie struggles to breathe and collapses in front of her groom Dev. He watches on helpless as Bernie gasps for breath in a bad way, with her stepdaughter Asha Alahan, a paramedic, rushing to her aid. An ambulance is called as everyone panics, but will Bernie be okay and will the make it to the hospital in time? Soon Asha announces the family need to get to the hospital - has something happened? Also next week, Kit's son Brody continues to act out. As Kit is upset to hear about how bad his son's upbringing was with Mick and Lou, he wants to help and spends the day with him at a match. As this happens, Sally and Tim Metcalfe are shocked to discover that Brody's younger sister Joanie has old bruises on her arm and they feel duty bound to let social services know. What has happened to Joanie? Soon Brody is left taking his anger out on Kit's new flame Sarah Platt, but will he keep pushing his family away? Elsewhere, there's joyous scenes for Swarla fans, as Carla and Lisa get on with moving into their new home. Carla's nephew Ryan Connor is on hand to help pack up their flat ready for their new life a few doors down. But when he describes his new living arrangements and his weird flatmate, both Carla and Lisa feel sorry for him. As Carla and Lisa get on with the move, suddenly Ryan arrives carrying his rucksack with his belongings. Carla's confused, only for Lisa to tell her partner the good news that she's asked Ryan to move in with them and he's said yes. Carla is thrilled, touched by her partner's generosity with her and Ryan being so close. With that, Ryan is officially back in the household with the pair and Lisa's daughter Betsy Swain. Carla looks emotional as she thanks Lisa, with the pair holding hands and taking in the moment. Lisa realises just how much it means to Carla, as the pair move forward after tough times recently. Someone who could be left out in the cold next week is Aadi Alahan who is found knocking back booze in Victoria Gardens. Ignoring new flame Lauren Bolton's calls, she heads out to track Aadi down and he's clearly in a bad way. Aadi decides it is time to confess about what really happened at the party. When Dev and Bernie arrive home they are horrified as Aadi decides to come clean to them too - will this lead to his exit from the show? Also next week Carl Webster and Abi Franklin's affair is in full swing, as Abi fumes over her husband Kevin Webster's cancer lie. She heads out for passion with her brother-in-law, while Kevin knows full well he's losing his wife. Back at the hotel, Abi is shocked when she sees a message on Carl's phone from dodgy Fiona and Carl confesses he's been doing illegal MOTs amongst other dodgy deals at the garage. Back on the Cobbles, Debbie's revealed to have booked Abi and co a family holiday in Mallorca as a treat. But how will she react and will she go? She ends up spilling all to Kevin about the MOT scam only to realise he knew. Debbie urges her sister-in-law to think about things before ending her marriage, urging her to stay with Kevin. But a chat with Carl sees Abi realise Kevin has been lying to her, so will she be tempted to move on with Carl? As the week goes on it's clear the pair want to be together, continuing to meet up in secret but will they be rumbled? Also next week Tracy Barlow sparks suspicions, and it would appear Jenny Connor has the hots for George Shuttleworth who is looking for love after his split from Eileen Grimshaw. Finally next week, Theo and Todd consider moving in together, but Theo remains irritated by Todd's harmless antics at the stag do. When Todd spends time with Summer Spellman Theo has enough, and refuses to join them. Things get worse when a moment with drunken Aadi leads to the latter falling and hitting his head, and Theo gets the blame. As the police reveal there's been a report of an incident at the precinct and he needs to answer some questions, Theo is led away to the station as seen by Billy Mayhew. But it's when a comment is made about Theo having been involved in a "violent crime" in the past that Todd is left concerned and begins to investigate - but what will he find out? Get the latest drama from the Dales by joining our Emmerdale WhatsApp group As drama continues to unfold in the Yorkshire Dales, the Mirror has launched its very own Emmerdale WhatsApp community where you'll get all the latest breaking news, secrets, and spoilers delivered straight to your phone. Users must download or already have WhatsApp on their phones to join in. All you have to do to join is click on this link, select 'Join Chat' and you're in! We may also send you stories from other titles across the Reach group. We will also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose Exit group. 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Glasgow Times
06-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Coronation Street 'robbed' at British Soap Awards, say fans
The glitzy event, which took place at Hackney Empire in London last weekend, got off to a tricky start as ITV encountered technical difficulties for its broadcast last night (June 5). ITV1 displayed a message apologising for the delay as the show started almost 10 minutes late. Hosted by Jane McDonald, the biggest soaps in the country went head-to-head for best scenes, performances and storylines. However, some viewers were disgruntled that their favourite soap didn't scoop as many awards as hoped. The British Soap Awards through the years… But can you remember which year each image is from? Tickets for the 2025 Awards are available now! 🤩 — British Soap Awards (@SoapAwards) May 15, 2025 Coronation Street fans say soap was 'robbed' Taking to X, formerly Twitter, viewers were quick to react to the string of awards won by EastEnders and not Corrie. Two particular awards not being won by the ITV soap caused fans to react the most. Best Dramatic Performance was won by Steve McFadden, who plays Phil Mitchell in EastEnders, and Best On-Screen Partnership went to Rudolph Walker and Angela Wynter who play Patrick and Yolande. However, fans argued that Coronation Street's Peter Ash should have won for his MND portrayal and Alison King and Vicky Myers for their on-screen partnership, with their characters affectionately known as 'Swarla' on social media. 'Swarla should have won!' one person tweeted. The Longest-Running UK Soaps Someone commented: 'Swarla will always be our best partnership…they are a powerhouse couple. So proud of them.' 'Corrie has raised the bar for relationships and storylines over the past year, they should have won. Corrie has been robbed tonight,' another added. While in relation to Peter's powerful storyline, one person said: 'Gutted Peter Ash didn't win best dramatic performance.' Another added: 'Cannot believe Corrie didn't get more awards. Peter Ash especially his acting was worth an Oscar, let alone a soap award.' Commenting on ITV's techincal difficulties at the start of the show, one person added: "Well what a cracking chaos and then EastEnders takes all the awards from Corrie." Who won Best British Soap? EastEnders won eight prizes at the British Soap Awards. The BBC soap also took home the highly anticipated award for Best British Soap, with the trophy presented by Only Fools and Horses actor Sir David Jason. Eastenders takes the award for 2025's Best British Soap! Huge congratulations, what an absolutely amazing year! 🏆 — British Soap Awards (@SoapAwards) June 5, 2025 The full list of all the winners at the Soap Awards is as follows: Best British Soap - EastEnders Best Leading Performer - Lacey Turner (Stacey Slater, EastEnders) Villain of the Year - Navin Chowdhry (Nish Panesar, EastEnders) Outstanding Achievement Award - David Neilson (Roy Cropper, Coronation Street) The Tony Warren Award - Mike Plant, Cameraman, Emmerdale Best Comedy Performance - Patsy Palmer (Bianca Jackson, EastEnders) Best Family - The Osbornes, Hollyoaks Best Dramatic Performance - Steve McFadden (Phil Mitchell, EastEnders) Best Single Episode - EastEnders, Phil's Psychosis – The Mitchells in 1985 Best On-Screen Partnership - Rudolph Walker & Angela Wynter (Patrick & Yolande Trueman, EastEnders) Recommended reading: Best Newcomer - Isabelle Smith (Frankie Osborne, Hollyoaks) Best Storyline - Hollyoaks, Sibling Sexual Abuse Best Young Performer - Amelia Flanagan (April Windsor, Emmerdale) Scene of the Year - EastEnders, Angie Watts' return
The Herald Scotland
06-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Herald Scotland
Coronation Street 'robbed' at British Soap Awards, say fans
ITV1 displayed a message apologising for the delay as the show started almost 10 minutes late. Hosted by Jane McDonald, the biggest soaps in the country went head-to-head for best scenes, performances and storylines. However, some viewers were disgruntled that their favourite soap didn't scoop as many awards as hoped. The British Soap Awards through the years… But can you remember which year each image is from? Tickets for the 2025 Awards are available now! 🤩 — British Soap Awards (@SoapAwards) May 15, 2025 Coronation Street fans say soap was 'robbed' Taking to X, formerly Twitter, viewers were quick to react to the string of awards won by EastEnders and not Corrie. Two particular awards not being won by the ITV soap caused fans to react the most. Best Dramatic Performance was won by Steve McFadden, who plays Phil Mitchell in EastEnders, and Best On-Screen Partnership went to Rudolph Walker and Angela Wynter who play Patrick and Yolande. However, fans argued that Coronation Street's Peter Ash should have won for his MND portrayal and Alison King and Vicky Myers for their on-screen partnership, with their characters affectionately known as 'Swarla' on social media. 'Swarla should have won!' one person tweeted. The Longest-Running UK Soaps Someone commented: 'Swarla will always be our best partnership…they are a powerhouse couple. So proud of them.' 'Corrie has raised the bar for relationships and storylines over the past year, they should have won. Corrie has been robbed tonight,' another added. While in relation to Peter's powerful storyline, one person said: 'Gutted Peter Ash didn't win best dramatic performance.' Another added: 'Cannot believe Corrie didn't get more awards. Peter Ash especially his acting was worth an Oscar, let alone a soap award.' Commenting on ITV's techincal difficulties at the start of the show, one person added: "Well what a cracking chaos and then EastEnders takes all the awards from Corrie." Who won Best British Soap? EastEnders won eight prizes at the British Soap Awards. The BBC soap also took home the highly anticipated award for Best British Soap, with the trophy presented by Only Fools and Horses actor Sir David Jason. Eastenders takes the award for 2025's Best British Soap! Huge congratulations, what an absolutely amazing year! 🏆 — British Soap Awards (@SoapAwards) June 5, 2025 The full list of all the winners at the Soap Awards is as follows: Best British Soap - EastEnders Best Leading Performer - Lacey Turner (Stacey Slater, EastEnders) Villain of the Year - Navin Chowdhry (Nish Panesar, EastEnders) Outstanding Achievement Award - David Neilson (Roy Cropper, Coronation Street) The Tony Warren Award - Mike Plant, Cameraman, Emmerdale Best Comedy Performance - Patsy Palmer (Bianca Jackson, EastEnders) Best Family - The Osbornes, Hollyoaks Best Dramatic Performance - Steve McFadden (Phil Mitchell, EastEnders) Best Single Episode - EastEnders, Phil's Psychosis – The Mitchells in 1985 Best On-Screen Partnership - Rudolph Walker & Angela Wynter (Patrick & Yolande Trueman, EastEnders) Recommended reading: Best Newcomer - Isabelle Smith (Frankie Osborne, Hollyoaks) Best Storyline - Hollyoaks, Sibling Sexual Abuse Best Young Performer - Amelia Flanagan (April Windsor, Emmerdale) Scene of the Year - EastEnders, Angie Watts' return
Daily Record
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
ITV Coronation Street's Carla Connor and Lisa Swain's decision rumbled by fans who spot clue
Fans of the ITV soap are convinced they have spotted a major clue between Carla Connor and Lisa Swain and their future together on the show. Coronation Street fans are certain they have rumbled a huge decision that both Carla Connor and Lisa Swain will make very soon after spotting a 'major clue' in recent episodes. Fans of the ITV soap will be aware that the couple have had a rollercoaster start to their new romance. It comes as they finally gave into their hearts last year, and pursued a romantic connection. Viewers were left delighted as the pair slowly developed a bond and grew closer amid the disappearance and presumed murder of Lauren Bolton, which Carla's friend and father-figure, Roy Cropper, found himself slammed behind bars for. The Underworld factory boss and the detective sergeant initially struggled to admit how they felt for one another, before some encouragement from their loved ones saw themselves finally admit their true feelings. However, it would be fair to say that things haven't been plain sailing for the new couple. After they celebrated the start of a new year together, things took a downward turn when Carla was rushed to hospital and diagnosed with sepsis, reports Manchester Evening News. She was informed that she would need a kidney transplant and despite not wanting her family to be donors, it was her prisoner brother Rob Donovan who ended up stepping up, but all for his own gain as he plotted his escape from prison. At the end of March, the convicted murderer returned to Weatherfield to have one last showdown with his sister Carla. They have since faced some domestic angst as Betsy Swain lashed out at both Carla and Tracy Barlow, blaming them both for the hostage situation with Rob after she was shot by a rogue bullet as Rob and Lisa tussled for the weapon. It caused some clear tension among the Sain-Connor clan, particularly when Carla wouldn't pander to Betsy, while Lisa felt guilt for what happened to her daughter. But things have since got back on track for the beloved couple and Swarla fans were recently excited when Betsy star Sydney Martin has hinted that fans needn't worry about the new family's future. In an interview with Inside Soap, the actress was asked to give fans a little teaser of what's to come. She revealed: "The last scene I filmed was in the Bistro, with Vicky Myers [Lisa] and Ali King [Carla]. One of my lines was, Why were you so jumpy when I was looking through stuff this morning?' It was definitely a spoilery scene." It was then during Friday's Corrie, May 9, that fans think they spotted a clue that would signal a house move for Carla, Lisa and their families. Spotting home magazines on the coffee table at the flat, One fan said: "A 'Homes' magazine, don't tease me #Swarla #Corrie." Another commented: "Homes mag… subtle house move hint #Swarla #Corrie." Someone else pondered: "Maybe they've discussed it ?? At this rate they'll be moving off screen and Wel just see them in a scene the following week in Yasmeens or the rovers apparently living there!!" Another fan added: "That home magazine being on the couch meaning someone is actually reading it i love being normal about swarla house owners era."
