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Coronation Street fans were left distracted after Debbie Webster and Ryan Connor kicked off their money making plan.In recent episodes, the Bistro has been suffering with money problems and in an attempt to salvage their profits, they have been hosting themed parties at the venue.However, Debbie’s thirst for money has taken a dark turn after she decided to team up with Ryan.READ MORE: Coronation Street fans rumble how Ryan gets caught out as insurance scam goes wrongHowever, during a recent scene in which Ryan attempted to steal money from the Bistro safe, Fans were more distracted with Debbie’s unusual new hairstyle.Fans took to Twitter to discuss her strange choice and one wrote: “What’s with Debbie’s ‘There’s Something About Mary’ hairstyle?”Another scathingly commented: “Debbie’s getting hair tips from Cameron [Diaz]!”Others noticed that her hair had “very ‘There’s Something About Mary’ vibes,” whilst others compared her to Elvis and Tin Tin.The scene took place as Debbie and Ryan planned to pull an insurance fraud after Ed Bailey suffered a shock whilst working in one of Webster’s hotels.During a recent Casino Night, Debbie asked the DJ to fake a break in so that she could sneakily claim on her insurance to earn a bit of extra dosh.However, Debbie’s bold attitude didn’t last for long as she got cold feet at the last minute, telling Ryan that the staged robbery was a no-go.Ryan was annoyed and told Debbie that he was planning to fuse the electrics in an attempt to take cash from the Bistro’s safe.Right on cue, the Bistro’s power went out and a reluctant Debbie was forced to help Ryan with his wrongdoings.Bistro customers decided to take refuge at the Rovers while Ryan robbed the restaurant’s cash, but whilst he was

CORONATION Street fans are predicting a harrowing storyline for Ryan Connor after he was left homeless and universally hated on the cobbles. The waiter - who is played by actor Ryan Prescott in the ITV soap - was convinced to rob the Bistro by Debbie Webster for an insurance job. However it went disastrously wrong when Debbie discovered her fool-proof plan to cut the power, didn’t cut the CCTV.

CORONATION Street's Ryan Connor has lost everything after taking the wrap for boss Debbie's insurance scam on the Bistro. The Coronation Street staple stole money from the safe in the Bistro as part of Debbie’s (Sue Devaney) plan to claim on the insurance. He thought he had gotten away with the crime after assuming the CCTV was off after the power to the premises was cut.

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Coronation Street fans were left rather baffled during the latest episode after Ryan Connor contacted Debbie Webster from the police station to discuss their criminal deeds.On Wednesday night's show, the police including Craig Tinker tried to discover who was behind the Bistro theft.But things quickly turned sour when the CCTV camera caught Ryan red-handed and he was later lead to the nearest police station.READ MORE: Coronation Street fans rumble how Ryan gets caught out as insurance scam goes wrongHowever while at the station, Ryan called Debbie to discuss how he could get out of the hot mess he's currently in.But due to the fact that Debbie is also involved in the crime fans noticed that the call on the police phone was a huge blunder as it could be recorded.Jumping onto Twitter, one person said: "I Thought you was only Allowed a phone call for couple of minutes, But Ryan has been on the phone for at least 10 minutes, Also I'm sure the Police can hear the recording of his call."Another person wrote: "Has neither Ryan or Debbie considered his outgoing phone call from the police station will be getting recorded?2A third added: "Ryan discussing the crime with Debbie #corrie using the phone in the police reception area, doh."Meanwhile a fourth shared: "Those calls are recorded aren't they??? Always worth speaking about the crime you've committed on the police phone at the booking in desk?!?!?!"Near the end of the episode, Ryan did manage to walk out of the police station however he still has his criminal charges firmly pressed against him.Speaking to Debbie in the street, Ryan told her that she needs to get him out of the predicament he's in or he will have no other choice to tell the truth.But as things became more

Coronation Street viewers are convinced they know how Ryan Connor will get caught out after his insurance scam - his fingerprints. The popular character, played by actor Ryan Prescott, got embroiled in a scam because of Debbie Webster (Sue Devaney), who was using him to help save her from bankruptcy.The plan saw him staging a break in at the bistro, which went down in gripping scenes in the ITV soap this week.READ MORE: Coronation Street's Stephen in fake identity riddle as false name emergesHowever, it looks like things are about to go wrong, with Ryan in court, and fans are not surprised.Many have posted messages on Twitter pointing out that Ryan seemed to pay little attention to forensic evidence, and they reckon it will be his downfall.Some people also thought CCTV would be an issue for hapless Ryan."Duh ever heard of fingerprints Ryan?" asked one stunned fan.Another noted: "Ryan and his fingerprints all over this job."Someone else tweeted: "Ryan will never be thief because he's left his fingerprints all over the place and hasn't covered his face.""God Ryan, you crap robber, you left your fingerprints," another viewer tweeted."Ryan didn't wipe his prints off the fire extinguisher did he?" someone else pointed out."Oops!" quipped another.

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It's fair to say Coronation Street fans were left quite distracted as Debbie Webster and Ryan Connor kickstarted their money-making plans. As viewers of the ITV soap know, the Bistro owner is suffering money troubles and has been hosting themed nights at the restaurant to try and encourage more custom.

There were emotional scenes in Coronation Street last week when Jack Webster welcomed step-mum Abi Webster back home alongside his dad Kevin. It had been a long time coming for the family, with Abi and Kevin rekindling their marriage after her drug binge led to her giving birth to Imran Habeeb's baby.

Coronation Street favourite Ryan Connor (Ryan Prescott) appears in court next week.Michelle Connor's son is charged and instructed to attend magistrates’ court in upcoming scenes following a staged break-in at the Bistro.Weatherfield copper Craig Tinker (Colson Smith) confirms the CCTV footage is damning evidence against him.READ MORE: Coronation Street's Sean Tully star teases on-screen romance as new actor confirmedRyan tells Debbie Webster (Sue Devaney) they should stage fake CCTV footage of a masked gunman forcing him to rob the bistro but she refuses to cooperate. Ronnie Bailey (Vinta Morgan) catches Ryan trying to fix the Bistro camera himself and tells him to accept his punishment.As the district judge accepts his guilty plea, Ryan awaits sentencing.Debbie instructed Ryan to stage a robbery so that she can claim on the insurance in recent scenes.Ryan told Debbie that he's going to fuse the electrics and grab the cash from the safe.The Bistro was later plunged into darkness and Debbie reluctantly helped with sketchy Ryan’s plan.As customers from the Bistro filed into the Rovers, Ryan stuffed the cash in his gym bag but Leanne Battersby (Jane Danson) arrived.Ryan tried to hide but as Leanne flicked the switch the lights came back on.

Coronation Street fans can expect plenty of drama in Weatherfield next week.In the bistro, Debbie Wester (Sue Devaney) instructs Ryan Connor (Ryan Prscott) to stage a break-in and then she can make a claim on the insurance.But later when Debbie tells Ryan the robbery is off, Ryan’s furious.With ‘Casino Night’ underway, Ryan tells Debbie that he’s going to fuse the electrics and grab the cash from the safe.READ MORE: Major Coronation Street star quits ITV soap as fans demand he's brought backSuddenly the Bistro is plunged into darkness. Debbie reluctantly helps with sketchy Ryan’s plan.As the Bistro customers file into the Rovers, Ryan stuffs the cash in his gym bag but Leanne Battersby (Jane Danson) arrives.Ryan hides while Leanne flicks the switch and the lights come back on.

Coronation Street fans never forget a face - so there's no surprise they were quick to recognise the psychic Debbie Webster hired for a special night at the Bistro. She took the advice of Ronnie Bailey to host some themed nights at the restaurant in order to attract customers, aware she is suffering money troubles.

He's not really been at the forefront of the ITV soap for a while but Ryan Connor is set to change all that next week when he's arrested in Coronation Street. It has been hinted to viewers that Bistro boss Debbie Webster is suffering money troubles.

This week on Coronation Street, Debbie Webster - played by Sue Devaney - and Ryan Connor stage their fake robbery at the Bistro. Ryan - played by Ryan Prescott - fuses the electricity and uses the cover of darkness to empty the safe. Later, Leanne Battersby (Jane Danson) - is horrified to discover the money is gone.