Aaron Sandford: Last News

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

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.

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.

Coronation Street viewers will find out the results of Stu Carpenter's (Bill Fellows) DNA results next week as he insists he didn't murder Charlie.Bridget Woodrow (Beth Vyse) meets Yasmeen Metcalfe (Shelley King) in the Rovers in upcoming scenes.Yasmeen guesses that she and daughter Eliza want to continue seeing Stu but Lucy Woodrow (Lynda Rooke) is the one who’s against it. READ MORE: Inside Corrie original Summer's life - sexuality, ITV soap exit and glam transformationYasmeen announces to Alya Nazir (Sair Khan) and Stu that Bridget and Eliza are coming round tomorrow, but won’t be telling Lucy.

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.

Coronation Street stars Harriet Bibbey and James Craven have been dubbed 'so cute' as they posed for some very chocolatey snaps. Harriet, who plays Summer Spellman in the ITV soap, took to Instagram to share some snaps of herself alongside James Craven who plays on-screen boyfriend Aaron Sandford.

Coronation Street viewers were left stunned during the latest episode after they thought one of the Gallagher brothers arrived on the famous cobbles.During the latest episode of the popular ITV soap, Aaron Sandford faced turmoil when his abusive father turned up on the street demanding his weed from him at once.But as Aaron's dad Eric threw his weight around, fans couldn't help but compare him to one of the brothers from popular band Oasis.Heading straight to Twitter, fans shared their thoughts.One social media user asked: "Is that Noel Gallagher?"Another penned: "Oops…looks like Liam Gallagher has turned up…"A third chimed: "I think Aarons dad looks just like Noel Gallagher."Meanwhile another fan added: "A pounland Noel Gallagher has just rocked up."As Eric grabbed his son in front of Tyrone Dobbs, Fiz Stape and Maria Connor, they were clearly left surprised by Eric's aggression towards his teenage son.When Tyrone did try to calm matters down slightly, he too was faced with unwelcomed hostility.Later on in the show, after Summer Spellman's advice, Aaron finally confessed to Billy Mayhew that his father had been abusing him when he ends up drunk.But due to an altercation Aaron had earlier in the show with Paul Foreman which lead to Aaron hitting out at him, Paul later told Aaron that he should leave Summer well and truly alone.However fans were not liking Paul's stance at all and shared their thoughts on Twitter once again.One person chimed: "Wow, Paul was a harsh to Aaron and Summer will only hate him for saying that to him."Another echoed: "Paul does know....that Summer and Aaron are not 12...right? Pretty sure they can make their own choices as to whether or not they are right for each other."Meanwhile a third added:

Coronation Street fans were amused to see a change in Summer Spellman after she spent some time in the kitchen with her boyfriend Aaron Sandford. The teen lovebirds were puzzling how to spend their time together when Aaron revealed to Summer that he had confiscated his abusive alcoholic dad’s wallet to stop him buying booze.

Coronation Street's Summer Spellman and Aaron Sandford's relationship has been rather turbulent to say the least, but next week in things take another devastating turn for the couple.Mechanic Aaron will be left heartbroken when he discovers that his abusive father has been involved in a serious accident,On Monday's episode, Aaron is bombarded with texts from his dad who is clearly angry with him but a worried Summer begs him not to go home.READ MORE: Corrie's Stephen 'next serial killer' as star talks 'ease' of committing Leo murderBilly and Todd volunteer to check up on him and they confirm that he was in fact drunk and very angry when they saw Eric for themselves. But later on when the police turn up at the flat, Aaron is stunned as the officer reveals his dad is currently in hospital following a house fire.

Coronation Street youngster Aaron Sandford (James Craven) is threatened by his abusive dad Eric Sandford (Craig Cheetham) in dramatic scenes next week.Aaron reveals to girlfriend Summer Spellman (Harriet Bibby) that he has confiscated his dad’s wallet to stop him buying booze and has discovered a bag of cannabis. Billy Mayhew (Daniel Brocklebank) and Todd Grimshaw (Gareth Pierce) find a giggly Aaron and Summer in the flat, off their faces on freshly baked weed brownies.

Coronation Street star Aaron Sandford (James Craven) is beaten by his abusive father again next week. The Weatherfield mechanic reveals to girlfriend Summer Spellman (Harriet Bibby) that he has confiscated his dad’s wallet to stop him buying booze and has discovered a bag of cannabis.Billy Mayhew (Daniel Brocklebank) and Todd Grimshaw (Gareth Pierce) are left gobsmacked to find a giggly Aaron and Summer in the flat off their faces on freshly baked weed brownies. READ MORE: Coronation Street star pays tribute to beloved character as she makes emotional exit With the bishop due to visit any minute, Billy’s appalled and sends them off to hide in the bedroom.Todd catches the bishop about to try one of the brownies and yells at him to stop but is it too late?Billy resumes lecturing Aaron on the dangers of drugs until Summer snaps that she’s sick of being told what to do.Later in the week, Aaron’s dad arrives at the garage visibly drunk and volatile and threatens Aaron over the stolen cash and weed.

Coronation Street’s Aaron Sandford is played by James Craven, who has been in the soap since he joined back in April.His character is currently with Summer Spellman and their love story began when they met at a diabetes support group after Summer developed type 1.Aaron has been by her side ever since and helped her get through the nerves of attending the sessions, which her guardian Billy Mayhew urges her to do.READ MORE: Corrie's Sally Carman and Joe Duttine host second wedding bash attended by co-starsHowever, the pair had a hiccup when Summer opened up to him about her eating disorder.She revealed that she has bulimia but Aaron reacted poorly by ignoring her messages.His sudden cold attitude made Summer’s condition worsen but Aaron soon apologised, only to explain that he also struggles with an eating disorder.Their relationship began to blossom and the pair are currently on holiday together.Actor James Craven trained at the Urdang Academy, a performing arts school in Islington, London, and has previously appeared in a Channel 4 series.How To Be A Person is a “provocative” mini series about the struggles of being a teenager and covers all manner of topics such as sex, sexuality and abortions.The episodes discuss porn addiction, masturbation and virginity in a lighthearted and easily digestible manner.James has also starred in the 2022 short film Hideous, a three part horror film that lasts for only 22 minutes.It is described as a “musical short” and follows a pop star named Oliver Sim during his appearance on a talk show.Things take a turn and the guest “slides into a surreal journey of love, shame and blood”.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Perh

Coronation Street fans were left saddened for newcomer Aaron Sandford after he finally revealed who was behind his shocking injuries. Last month viewers of the ITV soap were horrified when newbie Aaron told girlfriend Summer Spellman he had been 'jumped' before meeting her in the Rovers.

Coronation Street's Summer Spellman discovered the truth about Aaron Sandford's horrific injuries on Wednesday's episode as the mechanic revealed who had been abusing him in devastating scenes. Only recently, Summer has been left concerned for Aaron after he claimed that he had been attacked by a group of lads, resulting in severe bruising to his stomach. And on Wednesday's episode, Summer was left even more worried after spotting that Aaron had a bruised lip as he snapped at her and Tyrone Dobbs at the garage.

long-running ITV soap were out in force as they came together for a party on Thursday (July 28). And they were mobbed by fans as they arrived at celebrity haunt The Ivy.

Coronation Street's Aaron Sandford revealed the extent of his horrific abuse to girlfriend Summer Spellman this week.Though Aaron insisted he was beaten up in the street, he was later seen fielding a suspicious phone call in which he vowed to be back soon - insisting he'd lost track of time.And his attempts to lie to Summer only ended in heartbreak.READ NEXT: Coronation Street fans floored as Jack's real age revealed during academic milestoneNow fans are sure he's being abused by someone at home - and that his parental figure could be closer to the cobbles than first expected.Though a relative newcomer who Summer met at her diabetes support group, Aaron has become a fan favourite after landing a job at the garage and promising to take Summer on holiday.Various theories have floated around on social media, with some fans suggesting that Audrey's son Stephen could be behind the abuse after spotting Aaron's doppelgänger in the police station behind him.Stephen headed to make a statement regarding Kevin Webster smashing up his car, but sitting behind him at the station was a boy who looked suspiciously like Aaron, gone to report his abuse - though the pair never saw each other.One fan posed the question: "At the end of last night's episode was Aaron sat beside Stephen when he went to give a statement to the police? Only saw the back of his head so it probably wasn't."Another said: "It could have been. That's why it was noticeable for us to see.