ITV Coronation Street star Colson Smith hints at 'new opportunities' after Craig discovers he's going to be a dad

This week viewers will wave goodbye to Emma Brooker as she leaves the cobbles. How she leaves, however, is still a bit of a mystery but what we do know is that the door will be left open for a return.

Ranvir Singh was quick to address her error as she made a bit of a slip up before interviewing Coronation Street star Kel Allen. The actress, who plays Laura Neelan in the ITV soap, was on the show to discuss her final scenes.

Josie Gibson had been chatting about what Phillip Schofield is really like off-screen after spending more time as his co-host. The presenter has become an even regular face on the show as she gets drafted in as the main host.

Holly Willoughby and Lee Mack, sees Hof train eight stars to complete a series of challenges in sub-zero temperatures. The Dutch extreme athlete is dubbed the “Iceman” for his superhuman feats, which are mostly performed semi-naked and also include running a half-marathon north of the Arctic Circle while barefoot and hanging by a single finger from a rope suspended between two hot-air balloons a mile up.But not all of his stunts have turned out so well - in 2008, he sat on a powerful jet fountain in an Amsterdam park to give himself a DIY enema, and suffered horrific internal injuries.

Coronation Street star Ellie Leach has been showing off a fresh new look while her on-screen character faces a worrying time. Fans of the ITV soap will best know the actress for playing Faye Windass.

HOLLY Willoughby is often in fits of hysterics at Phillip Schofield's antics on This Morning. But he might want to look away now - because she now has a new TV co-host she reckons is even funnier.

Alison Hammond has melted the hearts of her loyal followers as she shared an emotional tribute to her son who she said was her 'last real love'.

Coronation Street next week. As Kelly Neelan (Millie Gibson) tries to come to terms with her mum’s Laura Neelan's (Kel Allen) death, she needs to prepare to say a final goodbye to villain father.The youngster is overwhelmed when she discovers she stands to inherit everything from her dad, including the family home.She asks Gary Windass (Mikey North) to go and check on the house for her.At the neglected house Gary is faced with a photo of a smiling Rick and packs up some belongings to bring back to Kelly.As she looks at the reminders of her childhood, Kelly’s overcome with emotion and hurries out.Alone in Victoria Garden and numb with misery, Kelly takes out her mum’s little bottle of morphine from her pocket and unscrews the top just as Abi Webster (Sally Carman) arrives.When Maria Connor (Samia Longchambon) admits that she might not attend Rick’s funeral as she has her council reputation to think about, Gary’s angry and reckons she should be putting Kelly first.As Gary, Maria and Kelly arrive for Rick’s funeral.

CORONATION Street fans are in for a tough week ahead as SEVEN characters leave the cobbles. Fans of the ITV soap will be left crying into their cuppa as the show waves goodbye to some very popular characters.

Good Morning Britain viewers were treated to a new presenting duo as a fresh week began. Those tuning into the ITV news programme on Monday (April 4) were greeted by Richard Madeley and Kate Garraway.

Coronation Street is set to see four faces leave the ITV soap next week, with three stars set to leave the programme entirely.The soap could see four people go in the same week with one popular cast member departing for good.Corrie will see another move away but seemingly stays with the show.There could also be two more departures on top of this too, as one character is reportedly set to pass away in very harrowing upcoming scenes.Then another minor character is also not likely to stick around on the soap for much longer.It has already been confirmed that Emma Brooker will leave the soap after four years, with her real life counterpart Alexandra Mardell quitting earlier this year.According to reports, it is known that her secret link to newcomer Jon's grandfather Ted will finally be exposed.Whether Emma will have to go on the run or face prison, it remains to be seen, though her exit will air on Friday, April 8.It is unclear whether she will get her happily ever after with Jon, after he asked her to move to Oz with him, but with Emma gone, we're sure he won't be sticking around.But once he finds out what happened to Ted, perhaps he will change his mind and lead to more trouble for Emma.Another fan favourite set to depart the famous street is the iconic Fiz Brown, who will be moving away from the cobbles for the first time since her 2001 debut.However, Fiz doesn't seem to be leaving the show entirely and soon returns to her job at the factory after having doubts over her big life move.But if she does decide to go and stay with Phill full time, then we may see a more permanent exit for her.Finally, it looks like Laura Neelan could tragically lose her life in next Friday's episode, due to her battle with cancer.This hasn't

Coronation Street star Simon Gregson was reportedly asked to leave a bar after dancing topless at his co-star's leaving party. The ITV soap star, 47, who recently called for his character Steve McDonald to leave Weatherfield, was at a leaving do for his on-screen daughter Alexandra Mardell, who plays Emma Brooker, at Albert’s Schloss in the Manchester Deansgate area in February.

THIS Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield will be off the show for TWO weeks in an ITV presenter shake up. The Easter holidays will see the regular hosts off on holiday, with some fan favourites stepping up to fill in for the much-loved pair.

CORONATION Street fans are in for a tough week ahead as there could be FOUR exits next week. Fans of the ITV soap will be left crying into their cuppa as the show waves goodbye to some very popular characters.

Coronation Street legend Andy Whyment has graced our screens as Underworld delivery drive Kirk Sutherland since 2000 and thrilled fans with a string of memorable and hilarious storylines.Viewers of the ITV soap may remember him getting married to Beth Tinker and being Buzzy Bee the mascot for Weatherfield's football team.But Andy’s life away from the cobbles with his gorgeous wife Nichola and two young kids is a much more glamorous affair.The I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here star shares a cosy pad that features a slew of swanky feature including a gorgeous hot tub and a makeshift dancefloor in the in living room. As Andy gets set to celebrate his 41st birthday, let’s take a look at his life away from Weatherfield….

Coronation Street star Greg Wood is set to make his TV comeback alongside his former soap co-star Michelle Keegan.The small screen star - best known as Rick Neelan in the hit ITV soap - has signed up to star in Sky comedy Brassic.Greg, 43, will join season four of the show in the role of Barry McDonagh, a member of a new arrival family on the series.The role will be his first since Rick was murdered by Gary Windass back in early 2019.The villainous loan shark made an appearance on the show this week when his decaying body was discovered.The scenes saw Rick's ex-wife Laura confess to the murder in an attempt to save Gary, as she asked him to take legal guardianship of her daughter with Rick, Kelly.Laura - who is dying of cancer on the soap and set to succumb to her illness in upcoming episodes - broke down in tears as she was arrested and charged.Gary killed Rick in self defence in brutal fight scenes which aired as the culmination of months of threats and abuse against his girlfriend and her family.Gary hid his crime for a year, but things slowly started to come to the surface.Meanwhile Michelle, 34, previously admitted that she banned her family from watching some of her raunchy scenes in Brassic, which debuted in 2019.The 34-year-old actress - who plays Erin in the show - was seen orgasming as she straddled on-screen boyfriend Dylan in the opening minutes of the latest series, screaming "I'm c***ing" while gyrating on top of him.As he complained that he hadn't finished yet, she then hit back quipping: "You can finish on my t*ts."During an interview with the Radio Times Michelle said: “That first episode, I didn’t let my family watch until 15 minutes in, and we all know why!“I did a family message to everyone when that

Holly Willougby has addressed her dyslexia and called it a “feather in her cap,” comparing it to a “super power”.The 41-year-old presenter was diagnosed “quite late in life” and recently spoke about her condition with Sir Richard Branson, founder of Virgin.The ITV sweetheart chatted with the entrepreneur on This Morning about how they have learnt to use dyslexia to their advantage.Holly said: “I don’t see it as a disability at all, I see it as a real feather in my cap. I’m very proud of being dyslexic, I think it makes me who I am.

Coronation Street's cast headed out on a night out in Manchester, with some of its young stars confirming they're just as good friends off-screen as on.The cast were attending the relaunch party of the Alchemist bar in Manchester, where they were pictured arriving and looking in high spirits as they enjoyed a break from filming. Millie Gibson, who plays Kelly Neelan on the soap, wore a bright yellow blazer with matching heels, along with a casual pair of blue jeans.The 17 year old also clutched a small white handbag under her shoulder and completed her look with beachy waves in her hair.

Dermot O'Leary ended his latest stint on This Morning with an apology. The presenter was back at the helm of Friday's show alongside Alison Hammond.

CORONATION Street actress Alexandra Mardell had a premonition she'd be on the soap - but was mortified when she failed her first audition The soap star - who plays Emma Brooker - has quit the cobbles after four years and will see her character leave this week. She said: "I grew up watching Corrie so it was always in my head 'I've got to be on Corrie, I've got to be on Corrie'.

Coronation Street favourite Laura Neelan (Kel Allen) is given hours to live in upcoming scenes.Gary Windass (Mikey North) visits Laura in hospital and is shocked at her deterioration.With tears in her eyes, Laura admits that she’d give anything to be able to hug her daughter Kelly Neelan (Millie Gibson).As Maria Connor (Samia Longchambon) and Kelly are about to leave for the hairdressing awards, Gary reveals that he’s had a call from the hospital warning him that Laura only has hours to live.Determined that her mum is not going to ruin her day, Kelly walks out and Maria hurries after her.Kelly is on a high as she wins Best Trainee Stylist and knocks back the wine.Gary arrives and appeals to her to go and visit Laura. What will she do? Elsewhere in Weatherfield, Jon Spear (Jordon Ford Silver) shares his plans to open a beach bar in Australia and Emma Brooker (Alexandra Mardell) is stunned to realise she visited the same beach as a kid.