Audrey (Sue Nicholls) bites the bullet and asks David (Jack P Shepherd) to tell her the truth – did he push Gail down the stairs? David manages to front it out and when Audrey states that he’d have a motive if he’d heard about Tina’s abortion, David feigns shock. Audrey buys his performance but Bill (Peter Armitage) doesn't buy it. As they leave, Bill warns a worried David that he's on to him and, shaken by their suspicions, David asks Tina (Michelle Keegan) to lie that she was with him when Gail fell. Tina’s horrified when he confesses that he’s responsible for her fall and despite his claim it was an accident, Tina doesn't want to get involved in his lies. As he tries to convince Tina, Bill has made a secret phone call to the police and he's desperate when they arrive to question him at the station. Will Tina come through for him? Fiz (Jennie McAlpine) is due back from holiday and Kirk (Andrew Whyment) is dreading having to tell her about Chesney (Sam Aston) being in foster care. When Fiz arrives back on the street she heads straight to No 5 with a present for Chesney and realises something’s up as soon as she sees how tidy the house. She’s furious as Kirk and Roy (David Neilson) reveal what happened and resolves to bring her brother home. Elsewhere, Michelle (Kym Ryder) puts on a brave face as she says goodbye to Ryan (Ben Thompson) who’s leaving with Nick (Robert Horwell). Steve (Simon Gregson) tries to cheer her up with some flowers and some money for a pampering day at the spa, but she's still worried she’s alienated Alex and is about to lose Ryan. After looking at the books and seeing how they’re only just breaking even – Leanne's (Jane Danson) buyer for the restaurant withdraws his initial offer. How will Leanne solve her financial problems? Becky (Katherine Kelly) has started coming into work early - not wanting to spend time at her own grotty flat. Will Roy open his home to a lonely Becky? This episode is written by Simon Crowther, produced by Steve Frost and directed by Stuart Davids.
Coronation Street-Audrey bites the bullet
Audrey (Sue Nicholls) bites the bullet and asks David (Jack P Shepherd) to tell her the truth – did he push Gail down the stairs? David manages to front it out and when Audrey states that he’d have a motive if he’d heard about Tina’s abortion, David feigns shock. Audrey buys his performance but Bill (Peter Armitage) doesn't buy it. As they leave, Bill warns a worried David that he's on to him and, shaken by their suspicions, David asks Tina (Michelle Keegan) to lie that she was with him when Gail fell. Tina’s horrified when he confesses that he’s responsible for her fall and despite his claim it was an accident, Tina doesn't want to get involved in his lies. As he tries to convince Tina, Bill has made a secret phone call to the police and he's desperate when they arrive to question him at the station. Will Tina come through for him? Fiz (Jennie McAlpine) is due back from holiday and Kirk (Andrew Whyment) is dreading having to tell her about Chesney (Sam Aston) being in foster care. When Fiz arrives back on the street she heads straight to No 5 with a present for Chesney and realises something’s up as soon as she sees how tidy the house. She’s furious as Kirk and Roy (David Neilson) reveal what happened and resolves to bring her brother home. Elsewhere, Michelle (Kym Ryder) puts on a brave face as she says goodbye to Ryan (Ben Thompson) who’s leaving with Nick (Robert Horwell). Steve (Simon Gregson) tries to cheer her up with some flowers and some money for a pampering day at the spa, but she's still worried she’s alienated Alex and is about to lose Ryan. After looking at the books and seeing how they’re only just breaking even – Leanne's (Jane Danson) buyer for the restaurant withdraws his initial offer. How will Leanne solve her financial problems? Becky (Katherine Kelly) has started coming into work early - not wanting to spend time at her own grotty flat. Will Roy open his home to a lonely Becky? This episode is written by Simon Crowther, produced by Steve Frost and directed by Stuart Davids.