September 1st 2024.
In the upcoming episodes of Coronation Street, Carla Connor finds herself in a tense confrontation with the notorious Joel Deering. Despite the ongoing efforts of DS Lisa Swain, his ex-fiancée Dee-Dee Bailey, and victim Lauren Bolton, Joel has managed to evade justice once again. This has left many fans frustrated after seeing him released from police custody due to lack of evidence.
As Carla meets with a potential supplier at the Chariot Square Hotel, she is taken aback when she spots Joel at another table. Without hesitation, she approaches him to give him a piece of her mind. Carla is determined to let him know exactly what she thinks of him and doesn't hold back when she announces to the room that he is the person responsible for trying to murder Lauren.
The question on everyone's mind is how will Joel react to Carla's outburst? In a spoiler video, we see that their encounter follows a chilling threat he made to Lauren after visiting their son Frankie in the hospital. But Carla isn't the only one confronting Joel at the hotel. Dee-Dee is also there and tensions rise even higher when he makes another disturbing comment in her presence. Dee-Dee quickly reports this to Swain, who continues to dig deeper into Joel's past.
It is revealed that Joel used to work for a firm called Walcotts, which specializes in helping vulnerable young people. With this new information, Swain hopes to uncover any dirt that could finally bring Joel to justice. Will she find enough evidence to make the charges stick this time?
Don't miss these suspenseful episodes of Coronation Street, airing from Monday 2 September at 8pm on ITV1 and ITVX. And if you have any soap or TV stories, videos, or pictures, don't hesitate to get in touch with us via email – we would love to hear from you. Join the community by leaving a comment below and stay updated on all things soaps on our homepage.
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