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Coronation Street warning issued minutes before episode mocked by ITV viewers

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Coronation Street viewers have taken to social media to mock a warning issued to viewers minutes before the latest episode aired on ITV.Fans tuning into Wednesday's (June 29) episode were issued a message from the announcer stating that the instalment which include "strong language" and "online abuse".Fans quickly took to their keyboards to suggest that the warning before the issue was probably not needed.READ MORE: Corrie Fiz star opens up on sweet Vera Duckworth tribute as wedding descends into chaosTaking to Twitter, one fan penned: "OMG ! #Corrie issuing a 'strong language' WARNING.....be prepared people, someone might say Gosh or Bugger."Another added: "The strong language will be flaming hell."A third person posted: "Ooo scenes of strong language and online abuse."Over in Weatherfield, Maria Connor refused to hide away from the online trolls and hosted a press conference.

As she’s heckled by Jimmy, the refuse team leader, Gary Windass decided that he’s behind the online alias making threats and aggressively pinned him against the wall.

Maria later decided that being on the council is not worth all the strife it’s putting their family through. Sally Metcalfe was shocked to hear that Maria’s withdrawing from local politics and, explained that she’s been in her position and implored her not to be beaten in her quest to make a difference.Later this week, Maria's son Liam Connor has a Star Trek themed birthday party at the bistro.

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