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With the FA Cup upon us a number of regularly scheduled TV shows have had to be rescheduled, including popular soaps EastEnders, Emmerdale and Coronation Street. From 7pm on Wednesday (March 3) the football will be dominating television screens, filling the schedules for both the BBC and ITV.

EastEnders, Emmerdale and Coronation Street are in a huge schedule shake-up next week thanks to the Live FA Cup Football. Next week, soap watchers will be disappointed to see Wednesday's episodes cancelled and instead replaced with football, which will be airing on both BBC One at 7:30pm and ITV at 7pm. While EastEnders will be cancelled again on Tuesday for the Match of the Day Live: The FA Cup which will air at 7:30pm with Emmerdale going back to its old time of 7pm so Live FA Cup Football can air 7:30pm.

Coronation Street actor James Craven has been reflecting on an upcoming storyline for his character Aaron Sandford, who gets drunk with Amy Barlow (Elle Mulvaney) and ends up having sex with her – without her consent. Amy and Aaron’s night of drinking games and flirtatious behaviour leads to her drinking so much that she starts to feel ill. As she and Aaron kiss on the bed she pushes him away because she feels sick, and after that everything’s a blank to her.

Coronation Street looks set for explosive scenes next week as Stephen Reid's downfall is teased as his plan to spike Carla Connor's drink with LSD backfires. Viewers will recall that Stephen has been spiking Carla's drink on the ITV soap recently as "vile" revenge, which recently resulted in Carla woozily driving the Underworld van into Paul Foreman who was on Peter's bike. In upcoming episodes, Stephen gets a taste of his own medicine when he accidentally drinks Carla’s tea, which he spiked with LSD, just before he goes on stage to do a presentation for the new business.

Coronation Street star James Craven has detailed Aaron Sandford's 'biggest mistake' as viewers are to see him accused of rape. The character, who arrived on the cobbles in 2021 as Summer Spellman's love interest, will sleep with her drunk best friend Amy Barlow despite her not consenting.

Coronation Street star James Craven has heaped praise on his co-star Elle Mulvaney as they tackle a harrowing non-consent storyline. It was revealed last week that his character, Aaron Sandford, will be accused of rape by Amy Barlow, played by Elle since 2010, after a drunken night together in upcoming scenes in the ITV soap.

THERE is set to be major trauma swooping the Coronation Street cobbles as the soap tackles the subject of consent in a new storyline. The harrowing storyline will see Amy Barlow, played by Elle Mulvaney, raped by her flatmate Aaron Sandford (James Craven). In an upcoming episode, viewers will watch as Amy and Aaron find themselves having a drunken kiss whilst back at the flat after Aaron has a row with girlfriend Summer (Harriet Bibby).

Soap stars Elle Mulvaney and James Craven will be at the centre of a non-consensual sex storyline in Coronation Street which show bosses hope will open conversations about sexual activity among young people. The episode set to air on March 3 will see Mulvaney’s character Amy Barlow and Craven’s character Aaron Sandford share a drunken kiss while at the flat they share, following his row with girlfriend Summer Spellman (Harriet Bibby).The pair will then move to the bedroom where Amy begins to undress, before admitting she feels sick and rolling away from him.

Coronation Street next month as the issue surrounding non-consensual sex will be explored.

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CORONATION Street actress Elle Mulvaney has named the “brat pack” of young stars who love going out on the lash together — and revealed they call it “getting Barlowed”. The 20-year-old has played Ken Barlow’s grand-daughter Amy since she was eight and is one of seven youngsters whose characters now take on big storylines. And with TV parents Steve and Tracy McDonald — played by Simon Gregson, 48, and Kate Ford, 46 — Amy’s character comes in for a load of strife.

CORONATION Street star Harriet Bibby teases Mike and Ester could be "dangerous" and fans are right to be "skeptical." Viewers have been suspicious of Mike (Tom Lorcan) and Esther Hargrave (Vanessa Hehir) ever since they graced our screens in October. The married couple are giving Summer and Aaron £10,000 in exchange for their baby.

CORONATION Street is about to welcome brand new drama after unveiling a set beyond the cobbled streets for the first time. Viewers will now be able to see the wider Weatherfield community thanks to a new set expansion. Having been under construction for the past nine months, viewers will see the Weatherfield Precinct on their screens from the new year.

SUMMER Spellman will go ahead with her baby selling plot in Coronation Street this Christmas. After finding out she was expecting her first child, Summer decided to have an abortion. But this week in Coronation Street, she is persuaded by Esther and Mike into keeping the baby - for a cash payment.

Pregnant teen Summer Spellman tells boyfriend Aaron Sandford that she’s made an appointment with Dr Gaddas to book an abortion on next week's Coronation Street. Having seen the doctor, Summer admits to Aaron she can’t help feeling upset.

Coronation Street favourite Summer Sumner leaves her family gobsmacked next week as she drops a baby bombshell.The youngster begins helping out at the charity clothes swap in upcoming scenes in a bid to get over Aaron Sandford.Summer admits to Esther that she was recently dumped and it’s been good to focus on something positive.READ MORE: Coronation Street's Millie Gibson caught swearing as ITV soap co-star wins NTA gongAsha Alahan (Tanisha Gorey) and Nina Lucas (Mollie Gallagher) help with the clothes stall but Summer is quiet as she stares down the street as Aaron walks past. Aaron tells Asha he cares about Summer but needs to focus on his dad.In the cafe, Gemma Winter (Dolly-Rose Campbell) shows Chesney Brown (Sam Aston) a denim jacket she bought from the clothes swap.

murdering her boyfriend, was said to be earning £50,000-a-year from the adult site. Abigail White, 24, had allegedly threatened her boyfriend with a knife in an attempt to "scare him" before stabbing him in a chest, a court has heard.But the OnlyFans star, who admitted to the manslaughter of Bradley Lewis, 22, by causing a fatal stab wound on March 25 of this year, had been raking in tens of thousands through her profile on OnlyFans.Bristol Crown Court heard that the 24-year-old, who denies murder, had initially been earning "about £1,000 per month" in her first year on the site.Dr John Sandford, a consultant forensic psychologist who examined White before her trial, told the court that her OnlyFans account had been linked with her Instagram profile.He said: "In the first year, she made quite a lot of money but then more people did it.

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Coronation Street fans may recognize a familiar face on the cobbles this week as actor Craig Cheetham turned up on in Weatherfield playing Aaron Sandford’s dad, Eric.Viewers got a teaser of Eric’s personality when Aaron recently confided in girlfriend Summer that his dad is an alcoholic and often beats him.Eric burst onto our screen in dramatic fashion on Wednesday (October 5th) when he showed up to confront his son over his missing weed.READ NEXT: Corrie Nina star Mollie Gallagher unrecognisable as she shows off blonde transformationWhen Kevin witnessed what Eric was doing, he sent him on his way Later Aaron went home and his dad beat him up once again.But eagle-eyed fans may recognise actor Craig from various other roles, including an appeared in rival soap Hollyoaks.In 2004 Craig played Paul in Hollyoaks for nine episodes. He returned to the Chester-set soap in 2007 as Noel Ashworth, the real father of then show regular Rhys Ashworth.

Coronation Street fans found themselves distracted as they witnessed upsetting scenes between Aaron Sandford and his abusive father. Aaron, played by James Craven, made his debut in the ITV soap earlier this year as Summer Spellman's new love interest after they met at a diabetes support group.