Next month, Daisy Midgeley is set to bid farewell to the Cobbles in a dramatic and emotionally charged storyline - and viewers can get a first-look from Coronation Street’s brand new trailer.
NATALIE ANDERSON JOINS CORONATION STREET AS THEO’S ‘SECRET’ WIFE
Just when Todd (Gareth Pierce) thought he’d finally got his dream man, tonight’s Coronation Street saw both Todd and the viewers stunned as new flame Theo Silverton (James Cartwright) appeared with his wife by his side!
Three new guys are going to cause a commotion on the cobbles as they charm their way into Weatherfield.
Carl Webster, James Bailey and new arrival Theo Silverton have plenty of family ties and more than enough history to bring fresh drama and conflict to some of our most well loved residents.
ITV is announcing today that from January 2026, Coronation Street and Emmerdale will move to a new scheduling pattern on ITV1, introducing a soaps power hour from Monday-Friday, with 30 minute Emmerdale episodes at 8pm, and 30 minute Coronation Street episodes at 8.30pm. Episodes will continue to drop at 7am on ITVX, before transmission that evening
Residents of Weatherfield will need to watch their backs as Coronation Street welcomes the arrival of new ‘nightmare neighbours’ this month.
Mick and Lou Michaelis will arrive on the street all guns blazing, making life hell for anyone who dares to cross them.
ITV releases an official Portrait of Barbara Knox ahead of her 90th Birthday
ITV Studios releases an official Birthday Portrait of actress, Barbara Knox, ahead of her 90th Birthday celebrations with cast and crew this weekend.
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Casualty, Coronation Street, Doctors, Eastenders, Emmerdale, Holby City and Hollyoaks join forces to highlight climate change
For the first time in British television history, the country’s soaps and continuing dramas have joined forces to highlight the issue of climate change and environmental issues.
Coronation Street and Emmerdale will resume the normal scheduling pattern of six episodes a week from mid-September 2020, ITV has confirmed. It follows the reduction in transmission to just three instalments a week that began shortly after the UK lockdown in March, which was a swift response to ensure both Emmerdale and Coronation Street remained on air while production was temporarily shut down.