Corrie spoilers: Stephen caught out, James death horror and double murder showdown

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room to rent had some spectacularly strange requests, including the roommate having to be a woman who must be willing to "cook and clean".The ad, which is for an apartment in Detroit, was posted on Twitter gaining over 83k likes with many users giving their thoughts on the strange requests.The caption of the post said: "You have to get sexually harassed AND pay him $400 a month? worst deal ever".READ MORE:Woman 'fuming' after buying Shein dress – but looks like 'string shopping bag'The ad in total read: "Single male (44) searching for roommate, must be female aged 18-25 and single, must be willing to cook and clean, 1 bedroom apartment, you can use the couch until you are comfortable enough to share the bedroom."No pets, no drinking, no drugs and no male friend allowed, my home has a 'no closed doors' policy (This is for safety), $400 a month, call Owen."The sheer confidence of the man known as Owen to feel as if he could request certain conditions shocked many in the comments section with one person choosing to focus on the fair price of renting a room.The user wrote: "Help me out. I am not local.

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steal underwear from a woman who pushed him off a ladder.Glen Holden, 58, broke his foot after falling from the ladder in what turns out was not his first daring escapade.The 58-year-old had a routine for stealing underwear from customers he had developed friendships with during his 30 years working as a postman.READ MORE:Moment man has £32,000 Cartier watch taken off wrist by thugs as watching friends fleeThe divorcee would dress up in black clothing and wear a beanie hat with a head torch on to disguise himself within the darkness of the night. In order to carry out his crimes, he would carry an extended ladder but this time he was caught in the act at 1am after trying to climb through a first floor window.Despite breaking his foot due to the 20ft fall he suffered, he managed to escape but was arrested five days later.He was subsequently sentenced for two counts of burglary regarding two incidents at Manor Road and King's Road in Sherborne, Dorset, and was jailed for eight months.Holden confessed to stealing underwear from several homes and said he would wash the items of clothing before sneaking back into the homes to return them.Arthea Brooks, prosecuting, said: "He was a postal worker and he knew the area well.

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There'll be drama on the cobbles this week as James Bailey suffers a heart attack – but the Coronation Street footballer won't be the only one to go through turmoil in the coming days. Here's what's coming up this week including Stu being attacked and Spider making a confession... 1.

CORONATION STREET'S Kelly Neelan will be bowing out of the show in a "high stakes" exit with high tech visuals to match. The troubled teenager will say goodbye to Coronation Street in a Hollywood stunt exit, with bosses teasing fans it is going to be "cataclysmic". Fans will not be disappointed, as producer Iain McLeod revealed that bosses have "really thrown everything at this week to bring out all the secrets and lies," he told the Metro.

Coronation Street 's Gary Windass (Mikey North) has had his fair share of dark secrets over the years, the main one being the truth behind the murder of Rick Neelan (Greg Wood). Kelly Neelan's (Millie Gibson) gangster father turned up in 2003 and terrorised the Weatherfield residents for more than 15 years.The evil loan shark was brutal in his ways, charging his debtors extra money while threatening and carrying out extreme physical harm when they were unable to pay up. READ MORE: Coronation Street spoilers tease Toyah's fate as Spider's real identity revealed After Rick was released from prison in 2019, he immediately set his sights on Gary and demanded he pay the £9,000 he owed him.Viewers will remember the violent war between the pair culminated in Gary murdering Rick in self defence, leading a guilty Gary to take struggling teen Kelly under his wing.Earlier this year, it looked as though the truth would come out when Kelly's mother Laura (Kel Allen) appeared, but she later decided to take the fall for Rick's murder before she died of cancer.Since then, Gary has stood in as Kelly's parental figure, protecting her at all costs and going to extreme lengths to save her when she was kidnapped by two of her dad's dodgy clients last month.But as Kelly plans for her wedding to Aadi, questions come up surrounding her father's death and she is determined to find the answers.

Coronation Street resident Toyah Habeeb (Georgia Taylor) will find out if she'll be heading to prison following the death of her husband Imran Habeeb next week.Abi Webster (Sally Carman) asks Toyah if she’d like to have Alfie for a couple of hours ahead of her trial.An emotional Toyah cries over Alfie’s pram, telling him how sorry she is for taking his daddy away.READ MORE: Corrie's Georgia Taylor spills dark Toyah car crash secret as truth about Imran exposedBack at home Leanne Battersby (Jane Danson) walks in to hear Toyah confessing to Spider Nugent (Mark Hancock) that she lied to the police, crashed the car on purpose and intended to kill her husband.As both Spider and Leanne reel, what will they do with Toyah’s confession?As they head to court later in the week, Toyah’s a bag of nerves and Leanne begs her not to say something she’ll regret and let her solicitor do the talking.As the prosecution barrister paints her as a murderer, Adam Barlow (Sam Robertson) and Kelly Neelan (Millie Gibson) are called as witnesses.Next, Imran's mum Saira Habeeb (Kim Vithana) tells the court how she saw Toyah kissing Spider and suspects she was having an affair behind Imran’s back and killed him on purpose.Leanne does her best to defend her sister but as Toyah listens, awash with guilt, she decides she has to take the stand.In the court, the jury delivers their verdict.Spider announces he intends to stick around and meets up with DS Swain to discuss his job.Viewers of the ITV soap were horrified when Toyah and Imran were involved in a car crash earlier this year,It seemingly came after the solicitor confessed to lying about Abi in order to get custody of their surprise son, Alfie.

Coronation Street boss Iain MacLeod has promised some "very real danger" for Gary Windass and Kelly Neelan amid Millie Gibson's exit.The soap intends to use a Hollywood technique never before seen in a continuing drama to bring some "high stakes jeopardy" to the characters we all know and love, as years of secrets go off in one "cataclysmic explosion".Speaking to Daily Star and other press, the Corrie producer explained: "We decided to go full Corriewood. Among many amazing things, the centrepiece to the week is a sequence that we’ve shot using technology that’s more commonly found in The Mandalorian, or they use a slightly larger version of this in a lot of the Avengers movies.READ MORE: Ex Coronation Street icon unrecognisable in baffling throwback snap of the cast"It’s called a volume wall, which is relatively new to me.

ITV Coronation Street's Stephen Reid will find his bad-guy ways soon catch up with him as he's set to be exposed a scammer and a liar. The popular soap's producer Iain MacLeod has revealed viewers were right about the son of Audrey Roberts, and teases he could go to "desperate and dark" lengths to maintain his schemes.

Things may have seemed quiet on the cobbles of Weatherfield of late but all that's set to change in the next few weeks as Coronation Street bosses unveil its 'super September' spoilers.

Coronation Street producer Iain MacLeod has confirmed a "dark and dangerous" secret for newly arrived Stephen Reid, which leaves his mother Audrey Roberts in huge peril.Stephen, who grew up in Canada, recently arrived back in Weatherfield from Milan where he had been running a business – but hints have been scattered across the cobbles that he could be in significant money troubles.With fans already suspicious of Stephen's motive, it won't come as much of a surprise that Stephen has a few aces up his sleeve. READ MORE: Corrie's Summer star sizzles as she poses with stunning lookalike sisterSpeaking to Daily Star and other press, Iain confirmed: "Desperate is the word [to describe Stephen], and he will continue to get more and more desperate and more and more dark as the story unfolds."We definitely brought him back with a slightly different spin than the one we’ve seen before – the beauty of this character is that he’s got this huge longevity through his connection to the show and this heritage family, but actually he’s a bit of a blank canvas."If you think back through his archive scenes we don’t really know a lot about him. So we thought, well actually if we’re going to fill in those blanks and learn more about him, shouldn’t we make him dark, dangerous, scheming?"The soap boss continued: "Our viewers are so canny as well.

Coronation Street fans have been worried about Audrey Roberts for some months as she turned to drinking to deal with her fears of growing older. And a reason for their concern was soon given as the street legend, played by Sue Nicholls, revealed to her friends that she tried to take her own life in emotional scenes.

Coronation Street fans think they have figured out a new sinister twist involving Stephen Reid after he smooched Jenny Connor before her engagement to Leo Thompkins on Friday. Only recently, cash-strapped Stephen has been pretending to his family that he is a rich and successful businessman, even trying to get his mother Audrey Roberts to sign paperwork for her trust fund, giving him the majority of her money.