All Coronation Street spoilers as major secrets are exposed
Kevin Webster (Michael Le Vell) has been lying about his cancer, having told Abi Webster (Sally Carman) that he needed more treatment, when in reality he had got the all clear.
Next week, his secret is finally exposed, as the Webster clan and all their secrets explode.
Meanwhile, Theo Silverton (James Cartwright) gets an enormous shock when Todd Grimshaw (Gareth Pierce) uncovers Danielle Silverton's (Natalie Anderson) new man – and it causes chaos among the family.
Elsewhere, Lisa Swain (Vicky Myers) is determined to get to the bottom of Becky's death, but will Carla Connor's (Alison King) actions help or hinder?
With all that and more coming up, it is set to be a busy week on the ITV soap.
As Abi berates Carl Webster (Jonathan Howard) for all the trouble he's caused, he fights the urge to tell her how Kevin has been lying about his cancer.
However, when a strung-out Abi confides in Tyrone Dobbs (Alan Halsall) that she's planning to tell Jack that Kevin's cancer hasn't responded, it's Tyrone who assures her that Kevin isn't going to die.
Abi confronts Kevin and he tells her how sorry he is, explaining he couldn't cope with losing her. He reveals how he thought that lying about his cancer would stop her from leaving him for Carl.
Asserting that she can't bear to look at him, an emotional Abi heads out and straight into Carl's arms. Declaring that she is done with Kevin, Abi passionately kisses Carl.
Elsewhere, Nick Tilsley (Ben Price) and Toyah Battersby (Georgia Taylor) are pleased to think Sam Blakeman (Jude Riordan) and Lily Platt (Grace Ashcroft-Gardner) have buried the hatchet when they both attend Eco Club.
But as Sam scoffs at Lily's poster, he tells her that there have been six burglaries in the area and the burglars move the furniture about. Lily returns home to find the door ajar. When she sees the furniture has been moved, she screams in terror.
James Bailey (Jason Callender) is worried as the facilitator arrives for their meeting regarding Laila's Special Guardianship Order. Will Dee-Dee Bailey (Channique Sterling-Brown) show up?
Todd and Theo head off to view a flat in town, but they're thwarted when the car breaks down.
When Dev Alahan (Jimmi Harkishin) reveals that Aunty Rani is coming to the wedding and she'll want to see her money being put to good use, Bernie Winter (Jane Hazlegrove) and Aadi Alahan (Adam Hussain) mask their unease.
Todd grits his teeth and attends the restorative justice session with Noah. With the session over and having listened to enough of Noah's goading, Todd hurries out.
Realising he forgot his jacket, Todd goes back to the community centre in time to overhear Noah on the phone to Danielle. Todd's shocked to realise they're an item.
As Danielle joins Theo and the kids at the Bistro, a seething Todd reveals that Danielle has a new boyfriend and it happens to be Noah. Danielle's mortified and Theo reels.
Miles rounds on Todd and tries to punch him, but Theo blocks his path and accidentally strikes Miles, sending him sprawling to the ground. Theo is horrified.
Ed Bailey (Trevor Michael Georges) insists the family sit down for breakfast and clear the air.
As James looks after Laila, he takes a call and confirms that he's still very much interested in the job. With his bags packed, is James leaving with or without Laila?
Abi paints on a smile for Jack's sake, while Carl doubles down and tells Abi that she's doing the right thing by staying with Kevin and it's best if they keep their distance from now on.
Sam opens up to Toyah about his anxiety and his recent panic attacks.
Lisa admits she skipped her therapy and instead visited Becky's grave as tomorrow would have been their anniversary.
Lisa is struggling with today being her and Becky's anniversary. Despite Carla and Betsy Swain (Sydney Martin) being worried about her, Lisa insists she is okay and heads off for a therapy session, where she finally opens up and admits to her therapist that she wonders if there was more to Becky's death than meets the eye and if she was in some way corrupt.
Meanwhile Carla secretly visits Logan Radcliffe in prison hoping to extract information about Becky.
At the police station, Lisa sneaks into DI Costello's office and searches his email for any reference to Becky Swain. Will she be caught?
Later a furious Lisa tackles Kit Green (Jacob Roberts) after seeing his name on the computer asking for access to Becky's file. She tells Carla she can no longer work with Kit after he went behind her back. Will Carla reveal what she has been up to?
Todd plays it down when Billy Mayhew (Daniel Brocklebank) calls round and sees bedding on the sofa.
Explaining that Danielle is now with Noah, Todd explains that Theo is not allowed to see his kids. Billy advises Todd to try and persuade Dannielle. Will it work?
Todd summons Danielle to the Bistro and implores Danielle to let Theo see his kids, pointing out that he's a good dad.
Theo is furious to discover Todd has been letting Billy advise him on how to sort out Theo's problems.
Billy calls at No.11 hoping to make amends, but Theo gives him short shrift, making out that Todd's in the shower. Todd descends the stairs, oblivious to Theo's lies.
At the garage, Kevin tells Carl he's sacked as he simply can't trust him anymore. Carl agrees that a fresh start might do him good. When Abi wonders where Carl has got to, Kevin makes out that he quit his job and announced that he wants to start afresh elsewhere. Abi's secretly gutted. Debbie tries to persuade Carl to stay, but will she be able to? More Trending
At No.7, Bernie and Aadi go over the wedding plans, determined to keep the cost down. In the Rovers, Dev asks Aadi if he'll be his best man. Dev's mood changes when Aunty Rani arrives, earlier than planned.
In the Rovers, Dev fawns over Aunty Rani while Bernie adopts a posh accent in a bid to impress her. When Aunty Rani reveals her plan to create a spreadsheet detailing all the wedding costs so she can keep tabs on the amount she's spent, Bernie and Aadi hide their dismay.
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Dee-Dee rushes off to work leaving Laila in James's capable hands. Adam Barlow (Sam Robertson) introduces Dee-Dee to their new client, Ollie. Recognising him as the guy who chatted her up in the Rovers, Dee-Dee can't help but smile.
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