Inside Coronation Street Sally Dynevor's stunning home and family life during lockdown

Vladimir Putin lookalike has revealed he fears for his safety after the bloodthirsty Russian autocrat launched an unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. Slawek Sobala, a 53-year-old lookalike based in Wroclaw, Poland, admits he feels tense since Putin gave the order for a "special military operation" in Ukraine – and potentially opened the door to World War Three.In Wroclaw around one in every ten residents is Ukrainian, according to New Eastern Europe.

Chelsea, Inter Milan and Real Madrid.While his star has waned somewhat over the past few seasons, Mourinho’s reputation as one of the best managers of the past two decades continues.The Portuguese has usually been seen as a hard taskmaster, but former players have now lined up to disclose several unknown stories showing his soft side to Ladbrokes, at the launch of its 5-A-Side bet ahead of Sunday’s Carabao Cup final.These stories have not been heard before and took place throughout his time in charge of Chelsea, Inter and Los Blancos.Here, Daily Star Sport takes you through six of the heartwarming stories you’ve never heard…Mark Halsey was a Premier League referee for 14 years, taking charge of the 2008 League Cup final which Mourinho’s Chelsea lost to Tottenham“I always got on well with Jose Mourinho, especially when I was coming back from cancer and wasn't refereeing.“Jose was in charge of Inter Milan and then Real Madrid at the time, so quite often he'd invite me and my mate out to Madrid come and watch their games.“He'd bring us up to meet the players and have dinner with the team - me and my mate Pete. Jose made sure we got looked after while we were over there.“When I was battling cancer, the whole footballing world was good to me, but Jose in particular was incredible.Where does Jose Mourinho rank in the greatest managers in Premier League history? Let us know in the comments section...“When he got to the Champions League final with Inter, he invited me over to Madrid to watch that game.

Coronation Street's Tim Metcalfe (Joe Duttine) looks set to decide to get away from the cobbles after he learns the truth about his dad Geoff Metcalfe (Ian Bartholomew) and the way he treated his mum.Fans of the soap can't wait for Geoff to finally be exposed for his evil crimes towards Yasmeen, which ended with her being put in prison.She is being charged with attempting to murder him, but fans know that she did it in self-defence after months of being secretly abused.Tim will slowly start to realise the allegations against his dad are true, which could spark him deciding to leave.He has been vociferously defending his dad against everyone, even though people are slowly starting to realise that Yasmeen is the victim of his abuse, including

Coronation Street actor Joe Duttine has confirmed that Tim Metcalfe will turn against dad Geoff after he discovers a dark revelation about his mum.

GEOFF Metcalfe manipulates his own granddaughter Faye Windass tonight in Coronation Street (June 17) as he goes head to head with daughter-in-law Sally Metcalfe.  The abuser is thrilled when Tim then turns against his wife Sally after Faye announces she’s moving out - and in with Geoff.

Coronation Street fans are ready for the ultimate trio that is Sally Metcalfe, Alya Nazir and Eileen Grimshaw to take down evil Geoff Metcalfe.

CORONATION Street fans are overjoyed after abuser Geoff Metcalfe got kicked out by Tim and Sally. The vile DJ - who is played by actor Ian Bartholomew in the ITV soap - was stabbed by his victim, wife Yasmeen when he attacked her with a knife.

Ellie Leach has treated fans to a sneak peak of her gorgeous home that boasts a stunning landscaped garden and modern decor.

Coronation Street fans will be watching some very thrilling scenes in the coming weeks, with blossoming romances and blackmail on the horizon. Coronation Street spoilers have revealed that secret abuser Geoff Metcalfe (Ian Bartholomew) successfully manages to turn Tim (Joe Duttine) on Sally Webster (Sally Dynevor) after she started to suspect the truth about his shocking control over Yasmeen.

Coronation Street 's Geoff Metcalfe (Ian Bartholomew) has become terrified that he will finally be exposed as an abuser.

CORONATION Street's Yasmeen Nazir's attempted murder trial is in jeopardy after the soap banned location shoots. The abuse survivor - who is played by actress Shelley King in the ITV soap - is in prison awaiting trial for stabbing controlling husband Geoff Metcalfe in self-defence.

Sally Dynevor has been holed up in her beautiful home during the nationwide lockdown with her husband Tim and their three kids Phoebe, 25, Samuel, 23, and Harriet, 16.

CORONATION Street fans Yasmeen Nazir will change her plea to "guilty" after she begged her granddaughter Alya to apologise to abusive husband Geoff Metcalfe tonight. The chef - who is played by actress Shelley King in the ITV soap - is being held in prison awaiting trial for attempted murder after she stabbed Geoff in self-defence when he threatened to kill her.

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The stars of Coronation Street were seen arriving on set today as the soap resumed filming following lockdown.The hit ITV soap were unable to make new episodes for 11 weeks due to the coronavirus crisis continuing to sweep the globe. But production is now underway, with a number of the show's cast photographed making their way to the soap's set in Manchester.

A CORONATION Street scene full of prop blunders has left viewers in hysterics as they rushed to point out the errors. On Monday's episode, Sally Webster popped into Roy Cropper's cafe for a coffee and everything went downhill from there.

Coronation Street star Sally Dynevor has been a long-standing cast member of the popular ITV soap, playing the part of Sally Metcalfe, for just shy of 35 years. And, as a result of the many years the successful actress has under her belt, the 57 year old has learnt lines for many a turbulent storyline, including one centring around abuse in relationships.

Coronation Street's Geoff Metcalfe (Ian Bartholomew) is losing control of his wife Yasmeen (Shelley King) who is slowly beginning to realise that he had been abusing her.Other people on the street are starting to realise that things with the married couple weren't as they seemed too, with things set to get explosive next week.

Coronation Street 's Yasmeen Nazir (Shelley King) is terrified that she will be sent down for a long time for attacking her husband Geoff Metcalfe.

Coronation Street fans spotted a prop blunder on tonight's episode, as Sally Webster went for a coffee in Roy Cropper's cafe.

Coronation Street siblings Rosie and Sally Webster could be set to make an explosive return to Weatherfield in the near future , according to their on-screen mum Sally Dynevor. The 57-year-old actress, who plays Sally Metcalfe on the ITV soap, is hoping to have her whole family back together soon.Sally teased that her on-screen daughters could make a surprise return if her character were to get married.Both Helen Flanagan, who plays Rosie Webster, and Brooke, who portrays Rosie's sister Sophie, are currently on maternity leave from the show after welcoming children recently.