Billy Mayhew: Last News

Coronation Street star Daniel Brocklebank has detailed the real 'grief' on set as the ITV soap's Motor Neurone Disease storyline unfolds. Last month, Paul Foreman received the devastating news that he has the fatal, rapidly progressing disease that affects the brain and spinal cord.

We went to the heart, or the stomach, of Coronation Street in Monday night's episode as the hour-long episode began with a tale of two breakfasts. PC Craig Tinker took time out from being a bent copper to make fiancee Faye Windass breakfast 'à la Craigy' - tomato, bacon, scrambled egg 'with a secret ingredient.'

Coronation Street? We’ve got just what you’re looking for if so, with a brand new image gallery packed full of pictures, previewing what’s happening on the cobbles next week. You don’t have to thank us, honestly. The week in question (May 22 to 26) is an emotional one for Faye Windass (Ellie Leach), who feels trapped by Craig Tinker (Colson Smith) in the wake of Jackson Hodge’s decision to leave the eponymous street with Miley.

Paul Foreman will discover if he's set to spend the time he has left behind bars in next week's Coronation Street. His partner Billy Mayhew and his family are completely unaware that the former builder has been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease and went to extreme lengths to keep his money worries from them.

Coronation Street star Peter Ash has been praised and flooded with 'thank you' messages as he documented a new challenge he has taken on following his on-screen character's diagnosis.

Coronation Street fans have been left fearing for Paul Foreman after his latest money-making attempt was foiled by his friend Dee-Dee Bailey. Viewers of the ITV soap have watched the builder struggling after devastatingly learning that he has Motor Neurone Disease.

Coronation Street star Daniel Brocklebank has whipped fans up into a bit a frenzy as he took to social media with a new snap of himself and a new friend. Fans of the actor, who plays Billy Mayhew in the ITV soap, will know he's an animal lover and his caring nature doesn't just stretch to the character he portrays on-screen.

Coronation Street fans have said they are 'absolutely devastated' after seeing an on-screen couple pose for a 'happily ever after' snap. Peter Ash and Daniel Brocklebank were all smiles behind the scenes on the ITV soap as they posed for the camera at what should have been Daniel Osbourne and Daisy Midgeley's wedding.

Coronation Street is set to air a moving storyline that will see Paul Foreman (Peter Ash) diagnosed with motor neurone disease. Though Paul decides to keep his diagnosis a secret in the beginning, he will eventually open up to partner Billy Mayhew for support. Actor Daniel Brocklebank, who plays Billy, explained how he will deal with Paul’s heartbreaking news.

Coronation Street fans were left devastated after spoilers revealed that Paul Foreman's ill health will lead to an awful diagnosis. The ITV soap will be exploring the challenges faced by the character, and those around him, in the coming months as he's diagnosed with motor neurone disease.

Coronation Street fans have shared their upset after learning that Paul Foreman will receive a devastating diagnosis which will eventually lead to his death. It has been revealed by the ITV soap that Paul will be diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND), which is a life-shortening illness.

Coronation Street staple Daniel Osborne has faced more than his fair share of love, loss and heartbreak on the cobbles in recent years. The popular soap character devastated fans as they watched him lose the love of his life Sinead Tinker to cervical cancer in 2019, leaving behind one child, a son named Bertie.

Coronation Street fans were left fearing for Paul Foreman after he was knocked down by Carla Connor in the Underworld van after she was secretly drugged with LSD by serial killer Stephen Reid. Paul was knocked unconscious and taken to the hospital but was soon back home with his arm in a sling.

Coronation Street fans were left feeling 'sick' twice during the latest trip to the cobbles - and by two members of the same family. The ITV soap was back on-screen on Monday night (February 27) and viewers saw Paul Foreman eager to get back to work after his recent accident.

Coronation Street fans have been left concerned for Paul Foreman following his recent accident in Weahterfield. The builder was knocked down in the ITV soap by Carla Connor in the Underworld van after she was secretly drugged with LSD by serial killer Stephen Reid.

The boss of Coronation Street has teased the end of Stephen Reid as viewers watch him set his sights on another victim. Viewers of the ITV soap have been left screaming at their TV's over Weatherfield's newest serial killer after he claimed his second helpless victim last month.

Sue explained that after his realisation, the actor called his wife and told her: "I’ve found her."But the coincidences did not stop there, as Sue later found out she had two sisters who worked in her industry.Sue added: "It’s uncanny and I’ve got two half-sisters who are all in the business - Kate is huge in animation and Emma was an actress.”She explained: "It’s lovely because my mum and my birth mother, we’ve all met, been out for dinner, we’ve all kept in touch.“So, we’ve all had lovely relationships ever since - so it’s a nice ending. I’m very lucky."One of Sue’s stepsisters, Kate, is one of the stars of the children’s TV show Bob the Builder and voices a number of characters in animated shows and films, according to The Sun.Kate also starred in Casualty, Doctors, Midsomer Murders, Heartbeat and Dixon of Dock Green.Sue’s other half-sister, Kate, has also starred in Coronation Street in two roles, with the first appearance being in July 2001 as Toyah Battersby's rape counsellor Jayne Morgan.Kate returned in December 2017 as a doctor at Weatherfield General during Billy Mayhew’s two separate admissions, and also in September 2020 as she treated Sam Blakeman for a sprain.Sue previously left fans stunned as she revealed during an interview on This Morning in 2019 her close brush with death due to sepsis.She was on the set of Coronation Street when she started to feel unwell and her co-star Melanie Hill later pointed out that her feet had gone "blue and purple".However, being an IBS sufferer, the TV star believed she was having a bad flare up, but it was a quick-thinking phone call that had saved her life from sepsis.Sue explained: "I went home after lunch and got into bed and tried to go to sleep.

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 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.

Antony Cotton will next year be celebrating his very own Coronation Street milestone. The actor, who is best known for playing Sean Tully in the ITV soap, will mark 20 years on the cobbles after making his debut in 2003.

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.