Sarah
Moderator Emerita
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/e...six-times-a-week-from-september-36106592.html
Coronation Street will this month extend its weekly line-up from five episodes to six by broadcasting a double bill on Wednesdays.
The first extra show will air on September 20 at 8.30pm, fittingly marking the occasion with the double wedding of Aidan and Eva, and Jenny and Johnny.
But in traditional soap nuptials style, not everything will go to plan, with Aidan Connor (Shayne Ward) confessing his affair with Maria to fiancee Eva Price (Catherine Tyldesley) on the big day.
Plans will also go awry for Jenny Bradley (Sally Ann Matthews) and Johnny Connor (Richard Hawley) when ailing Rita’s health takes a turn for the worse, forcing them to pause their plans and rush to the hospital.
Plans to extend the ITV soap’s billing were announced last year, but an official date was not confirmed.
Bethany Platt’s harrowing grooming storyline will also continue through autumn as the teenager (Lucy Fallon) faces the trial of her abuser Nathan Curtis (Chris Harper).
“We are going to see if she makes it to court,” said Oates.
“It’s a huge deal for a girl in her position to face.
“We still have the issue of Nathan’s friend, Mel, who he had brain-washed, who will try to stop Bethany going to court.”
Coronation Street will this month extend its weekly line-up from five episodes to six by broadcasting a double bill on Wednesdays.
The first extra show will air on September 20 at 8.30pm, fittingly marking the occasion with the double wedding of Aidan and Eva, and Jenny and Johnny.
But in traditional soap nuptials style, not everything will go to plan, with Aidan Connor (Shayne Ward) confessing his affair with Maria to fiancee Eva Price (Catherine Tyldesley) on the big day.
Plans will also go awry for Jenny Bradley (Sally Ann Matthews) and Johnny Connor (Richard Hawley) when ailing Rita’s health takes a turn for the worse, forcing them to pause their plans and rush to the hospital.
Plans to extend the ITV soap’s billing were announced last year, but an official date was not confirmed.
Bethany Platt’s harrowing grooming storyline will also continue through autumn as the teenager (Lucy Fallon) faces the trial of her abuser Nathan Curtis (Chris Harper).
“We are going to see if she makes it to court,” said Oates.
“It’s a huge deal for a girl in her position to face.
“We still have the issue of Nathan’s friend, Mel, who he had brain-washed, who will try to stop Bethany going to court.”