ITV Coronation Street's Abi actress Sally Carman floors fans with off-screen look as she cosies up to co-star

Weatherfield reels in the aftermath of the car crash that left viewers on the edge of their seats last week. Wednesday's episode of Coronation Street kicked off with a foreboding flashforward of Imran Habeen (played by Charlie de Melo) leaving a chilling message for girlfriend Toyah Battersby (Georgia Taylor) in which he revealed everything he'd kept hidden.

DISTRAUGHT and heartbroken by her son's untimely death, Saira Habeeb returned to the cobbles last night. But Coronation Street viewers were left perplexed by her youthful appearance, claiming actress Kim Vithana is too young for the part.

Big Brother legend Alison Hammond has backed the return of the reality show that made her famous, admitting she’s baffled as to why it was ever cancelled.The This Morning presenter, 47, suggested politics were at play when Channel 5 axed Big Brother in 2018 after failing to reach a deal with production company Endemol Shine, despite it being consistently the most watched show on the channel. It comes as rumours continue to swirl that a revamped version of Big Brother will be coming to ITV2 soon. Speaking exclusively to OK!, Alison said: “I thought it did well, up until the end.

Coronation Street's Abi Webster, as she looks set to lose her baby son Alfie all over again.The youngster had been living with his biological dad Imran Habeeb and his wife Toyah after they won custody over him, with Imran lying about Abi buying drugs in court.With Imran dead, Abi and Kevin are determined to get Alfie back - but will they succeed?Corrie spoilers have revealed that Imran's funeral lands next week, with Toyah delivering a heartfelt eulogy as she tells mourners she wishes Imran had survived the car crash instead of her.Adam and Alya, however, are left looking sceptical. After the funeral, Peter informs his ex about Adam's allegation, telling her the police have questioned him over Susie and her desperation for a baby.Terrified, Toyah heads to the police station and tells DS Swain she needs to discuss some things.Leanne is worried about her sister and calls at the station determined to stand by her.

Coronation Street will see a comeback for legendary character Wendy Crozier next week after more than a decade away from Weatherfield. Wendy, a former Weatherfield Council secretary, famously had an affair with Ken Barlow in 1989 leading to his first divorce from his wife Deirdre.

THERE's been another death in Weatherfield as Imran Habeeb tragically died after a car crash. The police have launched an investigation and Coronation Street fans have spotted two witnesses who could help them.

Coronation Street’s Toyah Habeeb could be pregnant in a huge twist after the death of her husband Imran this week.The lawyer was killed in a horror car crash with Toyah behind the wheel, and managed to escort his new wife to safety before dodgy scaffolding collapsed on top of the car.But shortly after, Imran suffered a cardiac arrest and despite the best attempts of paramedics to save him, succumbed to his injuries while Toyah was rushed to hospital.Toyah was visibly in shock as doctors told her the tragic news, and later police quizzed her about the crash - with the young widow suggesting Kevin Webster might have tampered with the car's brakes.But police later informed Kevin there was no way of checking the brakes because the car had been so badly damaged in the crash.Now fans are sure one more twist could be in store with Toyah - who hasn’t been able to carry biological children due to problems with her uterus - falling pregnant.Doctors have told her in the past that she is “very unlikely” to ever have a biological child - but nothing is impossible in Soapland.Taking to Facebook to air their theories, one fan posted: “I think Toyah is pregnant!”Another agreed: “There is always a twist, time will tell! If she is I’ll be happy for her!”A third fan echoed: “It can happen, she’s happy, relaxed (for a TV character) and not stressing about getting pregnant, sometimes this is when it can happen.”As another said: “Could be, in Soapland anything could happen!” - with more fans still thinking Spider Nugent, who is returning to the cobbles, could father Toyah’s child.But another social media user pointed out: “Only person I feel sorry for is that little child Elsie.

While Georgia Taylor's Toyah Battersby is now dealing with the death of her husband after a horror crash on Coronation Street, her personal life couldn't be more different.The actress, 42, has played the character on the ITV soap on and off since 1997, with plenty happening to Toyah during her time on the cobbles. But on Wednesday night's episode, Corrie fans saw Toyah's new husband Imran collapse and later die due to his injuries after heroically rescuing his partner from the wreckage of the car – begging her not to die.The sudden death shocked fans, who were heartbroken at the loss of the character in such horrific circumstances.

Millie Gibson has shared a look at the extremely thoughtful gift co-star Charlie De Melo got for her as he left Coronation Street. The actor, who has played Imran Habeeb for almost five years, said goodbye to the ITV soap in dramatic fashion as his character tragically died.

Matthew Wright didn't shy away from his true feelings as he appeared on This Morning. The former The Wright Stuff host appeared on the ITV daytime show on Friday (June 3) alongside Gyles Brandreth to chat about the latest news headlines.

This Morning viewers were left outraged when Matthew Wright slammed the Platinum Jubilee celebrations - and said The Queen shouldn't be "pushed" out to celebrate.The mouthy TV host was invited onto the sofa to discuss the Jubilee alongside show hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary and didn't hold back when he gave his take on the patriotic events that took place yesterday.Addressing news that The Queen has opted to rest from duties today (June 3) after a long day yesterday he suggested that she was being pushed too far and should just be watching the events on TV.He said: "She is an extraordinary human being. As a human being watching a 96-year-old lady essentially having to jump through hoops out of a sense of duty for the country yesterday, to the point where we were told she was in discomfort."She's 96, it's a huge thing, it's obviously what she wants to do, but there is this sense for me anyway we are pushing her as a country, pushing her, she's 96.

Dermot O'Leary left viewers cringing just seconds into the last This Morning of the week. The presenter and his co-host Alison Hammond were back on the small screen for their last day of covering the show over the half-term break ahead of Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield's return next week.

IMRAN Habeeb actor Charlie De Melo looks completely different after shaving off his beard since leaving Coronation Street. Charlie has left Weatherfield after being involved in heart-stopping stories for almost five years and one of his first tasks after leaving Corrie – shaving off his iconic beard.

Coronation Street fans think they have figured out the cause behind Imran Habeeb and Toyah Battersby's car crash on the ITV soap. Viewers were left heartbroken on Wednesday after Imran died in a devastating twist following his mystery car crash with Toyah. At first, Imran played the hero after the crash as he rescued wife Toyah from the wreckage of the car and got her to safety, begging her not to die.

Coronation Street fans are sure they’ve twigged Imran Habeeb’s murderer - and it isn’t Kevin Webster.During Wednesday’s episode (June 1), Imran was pronounced dead at the scene after a horror car crash involving his wife Toyah, with CPR attempts failing.Though Imran made it out of the car alive and managed to rescue Toyah, he collapsed soon afterwards.Later, Toyah was interrogated by the police because she hadn’t applied the brakes when the car was careening towards the scaffolding - but she quickly suggested they may have been cut.With Abi’s husband Kevin the one who tampered with the car originally, fingers were pointed to him, with the police arriving at his home shortly afterwards.But eagle-eyed fans spotted a black car quickly driving past the wreckage of the car, and think Imran’s dodgy pal Ben could have done something to the car instead.Taking to Twitter to air their theories, one fan penned: “If Kevin had tampered with the brakes, how did Imran get to the police station without noticing the brakes not working? Someone (Ben?) has messed with the car while they were inside the station perhaps.“Also, there was a black car checking the scene before the police came.”Another quickly echoed: “Could Ben have actually messed with the car potentially after Kelly’s confrontation? If he thought Imran was in danger of confessing, landing them both in it?”Someone else said: “#Corrie so I have a theory… the person who tampered with the brakes was Ben (the one who followed Abi).

A guest who appeared on ITV's This Morning has joked about Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary off-air antics.

Coronation Street residents said a tragic goodbye to Molly Dobbs.During her time on the cobbles, Molly was involved in some of the soap's biggest storylines including her marriage to Tyrone Dobbs and her affair with Tyrone's best friend, Kevin Webster.However in 2010, Molly was involved in a devastating tram crash that not only took her life, but also killed fan favourites including Ashley Peacock.Since then, many fans may be wondering what happened to Molly Dobbs actress Vicky Binns since her dramatic Corrie exit - and here, Daily Star takes a look at where the soap icon is now.Long before Vicky Binns rose to fame as Molly Dobbs in Coronation Street, the actress was already a familiar face on our TV screens in a popular children's programme.At the age of 17 years old, she landed her debut TV role in Children's Ward as Natasha, starring in multiple episodes from 1998-1999.From there it was onwards and upwards, with Vicky going on to land roles in series including Casualty, Crime Stories, The Mill, Moving On, Doctors and most recently, the video for Early Doors: Live.Eagle-eyed soap fans might also recognise Vicky Binns from another popular ITV soap - Emmerdale.After leaving Children's Ward, Vicky played Olivia 'Ollie' Reynolds in Emmerdale for over four years between 1999-2003.Vicky's stint on the soap wasn't without it's drama, with Ollie getting involved in huge storylines including accidentally sending Mandy Dingle to jail, learning about her father Sean Reynold's affair with Lady Tara Oakwell and the death of her mother in a car crash.The character also had a brief relationship with Emmerdale fan favourite Cain Dingle in one soap storyline too.That's not all, as her father Sean Reynolds was played by none other than

HE topped the public vote on Britain's Got Talent last night, but impressonist Ben Nickless came under fire from some fans today. The finalist, who will compete for the crown on Sunday night, came in for some flack after an appearance on This Morning earlier.

IMRAN Habeeb actor Charlie De Melo is leaving Weatherfield after being involved in heart-stopping stories for almost five years. However, the Coronation Street star admitted he had planned to leave sooner - but was stopped dead in his tracks by the pandemic.

Coronation Street fans were left stunned as lawyer Imran Habeeb was killed off in tense episodes during the flash-forward week.It came amid a battle between Abi Webster and Imran for custody of their son Alfie, with Abi determined to steal her baby away to Costa Rica armed with fake passports.But things quickly spiralled out of control as Imran spotted her packed suitcase full of baby clothes, and discovered the documents she’d had forged for Alfie to get him out of the country.With things getting passionate between Abi and Kevin again, Toyah stormed off to the police station to hand Abi in - but Imran, desperate to cover his lies about framing her for drugs, rushed to stop her.What resulted was the pair both getting into the car to drive away, but after Kevin had fiddled with the engine to disable it in an attempt to reunite Alfie with Abi.Though he later fixed the vehicle, Toyah and Imran ended up in a deadly crash which saw them both left unconscious, though Imran later recovered and was seen desperately trying to extricate his wife from the car, with falling scaffolding above them.But despite things looking good, Imran sadly succumbed to his injuries and was killed off from the soap - months after actor Charlie De Melo announced he was quitting the cobbles.Taking to social media after the shock death, fans were left grieving for a soap stalwart after five years on the cobbles - while others were just in hysterics at the "hilarious" special effects as the scaffolding began to collapse around the car.And Imran was so desperate to get Toyah out of the car he repeatedly slammed on the doors, leaving viewers baffled.One wrote: "Scaffolding is loose and coming down, here's a great idea...

Viewers last saw her slumped at the wheel of a car after a horror crash but Coronation Street's Toyah Habeeb star couldn't be further away from the drama. Actress Georgia Taylor has played the character in the ITV soap on and off since 1997.