Corrie's Amy to face terrifying rape ordeal as friendships are broken on ITV show

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Coronation Street next month as the issue surrounding non-consensual sex will be explored. In an episode which is scheduled to air on Friday 3rd March, viewers will see a drunk Amy and Aaron Sandford share a kiss.With Aaron and his girlfriend Summer Spellman going through a rough patch, Amy and Aaron's connection will quickly escalate resulting in the pair making their way into Amy's bedroom.READ MORE: Coronation Street’s Laurence lie finally ‘exposed’ as fans spot key clue he’s a killerAs Amy starts to undress, she realises she feels unwell and tells Aaron she feels sick and rolls away from him.Despite Amy's admission, Aaron continues to kiss her and although she is unaware of what happens next Aaron makes the decision for her that they will have sex.It's only until the following day that a horrified Amy discovers how far things went the night before.Trying to understand the situation Amy struggles with her emotions and soon comes to the realisation that she wasn’t able to consent to sex and was raped.But Aaron tries to convince her that they both wanted to have sex and tells Amy that he did nothing wrong.As family and friends and then the police becoming involved in the situation viewers will see the different reactions and understandings of non-consensual sexual activity as both teens battle and come to terms with what happened on the night.Working closely alongside The Schools Consent Project, Coronation Street producers hope Amy's storyline will allow more conversations on the subject matter to be had amongst families and friends.Monica Bhogal, who is the Director of The Schools Consent Project which was founded in 2015 said she believes that education on sexual consent laws can further empower young people.She.