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Coronation Street favourite Leo Thompkins (Joe Frost) vanishes next week following a showdown with Stephen Reid (Todd Boyce).When Leo’s dad Teddy Thompskins (Grant Burgin) warns him he’s mad to chuck his life away on a woman twice his age who can’t be trusted, Leo voices his doubts to Gemma Winters (Dolly-Rose Campbell).On a mission to prove that Stephen is a liar, Leo speaks to the estate agent who was booked to value Audrey Roberts (Sue Nicolls) house, before eavesdropping on a conversation with Gabrielle Reid (Helene Maksoud).READ MORE: Coronation Street's Kelly learns Gary's killer secret before Millie Gibson exitConfronting Stephen, Leo reveals he heard every word and knows his plan is to get his hands on the equity from Audrey’s house to pay her back.As he follows Leo him onto the factory gantry, Leo taunts him, threatening to call Audrey. How will Stephen react?Later in the week, Jenny Connor (Sally Ann Matthews) confides in Daisy Midgely (Charlotte Jordan) that she’s worried about Leo as he’s not been home all night and his phone goes straight to voicemail.

Stephen Reid (Todd Boyce) has for a long time been Audrey Roberts (Sue Nicholls)’ golden boy in Coronation Street. Viewers, however, have begun to see a very different side to Stephen and his shady behaviour ramps up in upcoming episodes. But fear not – David Platt (Jack P.

CORONATION Street fans are convinced Toyah Battersby is going to prison. The counsellor - who is played by actress Georgia Taylor in the ITV soap - faced her murder trial tonight after she killed her husband Imran Habeeb in a car accident. In tonight’s episode, Toyah appeared in court charged with Imran’s murder.

EMMERDALE fans are all saying the same thing after Kim Tate discovered son Jamie was alive. The soap superbitch - who is played by actress Claire King in the ITV soap - received a phone call revealing her granddaughter Millie was in hospital with her injured grandmother Hazel. But when Kim got to the hospital she was in for a shock.

EASTENDERS fans have predicted a shock romance for Alfie Moon after Kat Slater rejected him. Alfie - played by Shane Richie - returned to Albert Square on the day of ex-wife Kat’s wedding to Phil after Bert and Ernie stole her phone and text him. Kat was less than happy to see her ex-husband, especially when her intentions became clear and he begged her to reconsider marrying Phil.

Coronation Street viewers have taken to social media to share their concern for "missing" Harry Platt.The six-year-old son of Sarah Barlow (Tina O'Brien) and the late Callum Logan hasn't been seen on screen for numerous months.He currently lives with his mum and her husband Adam Barlow (Sam Robertson) at Redbank Apartments.However, as Sarah grows close to her scheming uncle Stephen Reid (Todd Boyce) as they plan to go work together, fans of the ITV soap are worried she's forgotten about her son.READ MORE: Coronation Street boss vows new character will bring 'chaos' as Bailey family expandsTaking to social media, one fan asked: "Didn't Sarah Platt have a little boy after Bethany? What's she done with him?"Another replied: "Little Harry in the attic."A third person posted:"Harry poor kid.

There'll be drama on the cobbles this week as James Bailey suffers a heart attack – but the Coronation Street footballer won't be the only one to go through turmoil in the coming days. Here's what's coming up this week including Stu being attacked and Spider making a confession... 1.

Coronation Street producer Iain MacLeod has confirmed a "dark and dangerous" secret for newly arrived Stephen Reid, which leaves his mother Audrey Roberts in huge peril.Stephen, who grew up in Canada, recently arrived back in Weatherfield from Milan where he had been running a business – but hints have been scattered across the cobbles that he could be in significant money troubles.With fans already suspicious of Stephen's motive, it won't come as much of a surprise that Stephen has a few aces up his sleeve. READ MORE: Corrie's Summer star sizzles as she poses with stunning lookalike sisterSpeaking to Daily Star and other press, Iain confirmed: "Desperate is the word [to describe Stephen], and he will continue to get more and more desperate and more and more dark as the story unfolds."We definitely brought him back with a slightly different spin than the one we’ve seen before – the beauty of this character is that he’s got this huge longevity through his connection to the show and this heritage family, but actually he’s a bit of a blank canvas."If you think back through his archive scenes we don’t really know a lot about him. So we thought, well actually if we’re going to fill in those blanks and learn more about him, shouldn’t we make him dark, dangerous, scheming?"The soap boss continued: "Our viewers are so canny as well.

Coronation Street fans have been worried about Audrey Roberts for some months as she turned to drinking to deal with her fears of growing older. And a reason for their concern was soon given as the street legend, played by Sue Nicholls, revealed to her friends that she tried to take her own life in emotional scenes.

ITV Coronation Street's Stephen Reid will find his bad-guy ways soon catch up with him as he's set to be exposed a scammer and a liar. The popular soap's producer Iain MacLeod has revealed viewers were right about the son of Audrey Roberts, and teases he could go to "desperate and dark" lengths to maintain his schemes.

Things may have seemed quiet on the cobbles of Weatherfield of late but all that's set to change in the next few weeks as Coronation Street bosses unveil its 'super September' spoilers.

Coronation Street fans can expect plenty of drama next week.Sarah Barlow (Tina O'Brien) tells uncle Stephen Reid (Todd Boyce) that she’s arranged a meeting with a couple of potential investors. However Stephen’s shaken when his wife, Gabrielle, arrives on the street, telling him she wants the £200,000 euros back that he stole from her company or she’s going to the police.READ MORE: Coronation Street viewers 'work out' Kelly Neelan's grisly demise ahead of departureStephen lets himself into No8 and taking out the trust fund papers, practises his mum Audrey Roberts' (Sue Nicholls) signature.

Coronation Street fans think they have figured out a new sinister twist involving Stephen Reid after he smooched Jenny Connor before her engagement to Leo Thompkins on Friday. Only recently, cash-strapped Stephen has been pretending to his family that he is a rich and successful businessman, even trying to get his mother Audrey Roberts to sign paperwork for her trust fund, giving him the majority of her money.

STEPHEN Reid's past comes right back to haunt him next week as his wife makes an appearance in Weatherfield next week. Coronation Street bosses have cast Hollywood star Helene Maksoud but this won't be her first stint in the cobbles. The Batman and Hellboy actress will be taking on the role of Gabrielle Reid who is set to confront her estranged husband Stephen (portrayed by Canadian actor Todd Boyce).

It's all about to kick off on Coronation Street this week as Summer Spellman (Harriet Bibby) celebrates her 18th birthday and her guardian Billy Mayhew (Daniel Brocklebank) hands her a letter her dad asked him to give her. She admits she’s scared to open it and later has an argument with Billy about her diabetes treatment. But when she finally reads the letter, will it change her outlook? At the salon reopening, Audrey Roberts (Sue Nicholls) tells her family about her suicide attempt.

EASTENDERS fans are set for a surprise turn of events after a Walford resident is accused of supplying illicit drugs on the Square. Anna Karen, who was most famous for playing Olive Rudge in the 70s sitcom, died in a house fire in February aged 85. The On the Buses star left the bulk of her £427,000 fortune to EastEnders star Sophie Lawrence, documents reveal.

Coronation Street fans were left emotional earlier this week when Audrey Roberts bravely told her friends that she had attempted to take her own life. Viewers had wondered what had happened after the character, played by Sue Nicholls, ended up in hospital and hid the stay from her family.

Coronation Street star Rula Lenska is a Weatherfield legend.The 74-year-old actress portrays Claudia Colby on the ITV soap and following a brief onscreen break, is back and bolder than ever.Claudia will return to the cobbles and find her pal Audrey Roberts (Sue Nicholls) in dire need of some TLC.READ MORE: Corrie's Spider Nugent secret 'rumbled' - Elsie’s dad, Daisy kidnap twist and abuserFollowing her elderly struggle with alcohol amid her declining health, the character sadly tried to take her own life - with Aubrey confiding all in Claudia.Upon Rula's welcome Weatherfield return, Daily Star takes a look inside her hottest ever pics. Rula made headlines when she starred in Jillian Edelstein's Fishlove campaign in 2017.The ageing actress starred alongside celebs including Oscar nominee Jessie Buckley and Imelda Staunton in the campaign, which was launched to tackle the crisis of overfishing.Posing entirely in the nude at the age of 70 in the saucy photoshoot, Rula covered her modesty with a slippery sea creature.Rula's breakthrough acting role came in 1976, when she starred as Q in the classic British television series Rock Follies.Until then and decades before her Coronation Street fame, Rula held down a number of jobs - including modelling work.

Secrets of the past as set to be unlocked in Coronation Street next week as Zeedan Nazir (Qasim Akhtar) fights for Stu Carpenter (Bill Fellows). Refusing to believe that Stu could be a murderer, Zeedan gets Adam Barlow (Samuel Robertson) to request Stu’s old case files to see if his version of the story checks out. Yasmeen Metcalfe (Shelley King) is shocked, still reeling from the revelations about Stu’s past.

Coronation Street is set to explore the issue of loneliness and its impact on mental health in a storyline featuring fan favourite and cobbles legend Audrey Roberts. Last month, viewers saw Audrey (played by Sue Nicholls) receiving treatment in hospital after telling a doctor she had accidentally taken too many tablets. And this week, she continues to insist that was the case to her own GP.

Coronation Street is to highlight the issues of mental health and the impact of loneliness in older people when soap icon Audrey Roberts confides in her friends that she tried to take her own life. Viewers saw Audrey receiving treatment in hospital last month, telling a doctor that she had accidentally taken too many tablets.