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Coronation Street video reveals the moment Kevin confronts Abi
Coronation Street video reveals the moment Kevin confronts Abi

Metro

time16 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Metro

Coronation Street video reveals the moment Kevin confronts Abi

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Abi Webster (Sally Carman) is feeling worried in upcoming Coronation Street episodes, as Kevin (Michael Le Vell) confronts her about her connection with Carl (Jonathan Howard). Ever since Carl arrived in Weatherfield, he's made it clear that he fancies Abi. Due to the fact she is married to his brother though, Abi has tried to ignore Carl's suggestive remarks. In scenes that'll air next week, Kev comes close to learning about their chemistry when he finds a message from Carl on Abi's phone stating that he'd like to get to know her better. With Carl having mocked-up another fake MOT certificate, Abi later shows Kevin a car the conman worked on, pointing out his shoddy workmanship. However, when Kevin checks the CCTV, he is fuming to see Abi tampering with the car… In this new video, Kevin arrives in the garage ready to confront Abi about the video footage. He's puzzled and wonders why she would sabotage things for Carl, questioning if there's something going on between them. Abi's paranoia increases when Kevin mentions the text on her phone from Carl, who claims it was just banter. More Trending Abi tries to calm Kevin down by saying they can talk about things at home away from Carl, but what exactly will she say? Want to be the first to hear shocking EastEnders spoilers? Who's leaving Coronation Street? The latest gossip from Emmerdale? Join 10,000 soaps fans on Metro's WhatsApp Soaps community and get access to spoiler galleries, must-watch videos, and exclusive interviews. Simply click on this link, select 'Join Chat' and you're in! Don't forget to turn on notifications so you can see when we've just dropped the latest spoilers! 'She's trying her best', star Sally Carman said recently, discussing how Abi feels as she remains torn between the two Webster brothers. 'She's got all the feelings and she's really digging deep to avoid Carl and to not go down that path, because she knows that's just going to be a disaster or it's going to cause a lot of heartbreak. The consequences will be huge. View More » 'So she's fighting with every inch of willpower, whatever she's got. But he's not helping her. Carl's quite blatant. He's loving the thrill of the chase and she's also loving it, but she's really trying to fight it.' MORE: Kevin startled in Coronation Street as he makes unexpected and surprising discovery on Abi's phone MORE: Police drama in Coronation Street as Debbie issues a serious warning MORE: All Coronation Street spoilers for next week as hospital drama is confirmed

RTE 2FM star in floods of tears following Joe Duffy's final Liveline show as he cries ‘I'm in bits'
RTE 2FM star in floods of tears following Joe Duffy's final Liveline show as he cries ‘I'm in bits'

The Irish Sun

time19 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • The Irish Sun

RTE 2FM star in floods of tears following Joe Duffy's final Liveline show as he cries ‘I'm in bits'

AN RTE 2FM star has been left in tears after listening to Joe Duffy's final Liveline show. Emotions ran high as the legendary host 2 Carl Mullan was left in floods of tears after Joe Duffy's final show Credit: Instagram 2 Carl shared a clip of his reaction on Instagram Credit: Instagram The emotional programme was filled with friends, fans and unforgettable past callers sharing their fond memories and praising Joe for being the "voice of the people". And "Love you all. It's been a privilege. Slán go fóill." Radio star , READ MORE IN CARL MULLAN The 2FM host took to Duffy 's farewell. In the video , the Dubliner's lip quivered as he listened to Joe's final statement. The dad-of-three held onto a whiskey glass as tears ran down his face. Carl dramatically shook his hands which made the ice in the glass clink. Most read in The Irish Sun He then lifted the whiskey and walked into the next room with a shocked look on his face as the tears continued to fall. The Joe Duffy bids farewell to listeners Carl captioned his clip: "Ah lads I'm in bits after that. WE LOVE YA JOE." Saddened fans all reacted to Carl's clip with similar emotion. Maggie wrote: "Ah a legend in his lifetime on 'BIG SHOES TO FILL' Tina said: "Couldn't listen, heartbroken." Bruce joked: "Big shoes to fill there Carl HA." Amanda remarked: "So emotional, he will be so missed. We love you Joe." While Lorna added: "I was the same Carl, tears were flowing." And Suzanne commented: "He's a legend."

Umpire Carl Paganelli retires after 25 NFL seasons
Umpire Carl Paganelli retires after 25 NFL seasons

Yahoo

time20 hours ago

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

Umpire Carl Paganelli retires after 25 NFL seasons

Umpire Carl Paganelli has retired from the NFL after 25 seasons, Mark Schultz of Football Zebras reports. The NFL hired Paganelli in 1999 as an umpire, a position he kept his entire career. He served on the crews of Bernie Kukar, Phil Luckett, Johnny Grier, Walt Anderson, Walt Coleman, Gene Steratore, Larry Nemmers, Jerome Boger, Ron Winter, Ron Torbert, Alex Kemp, Brad Rogers, John Hussey and Tra Blake. Advertisement Paganelli worked 22 playoff games, including Super Bowls XXXIX, XLI, XLVI and XLVIII. Three Paganellis officiated in the NFL at the same time, and back judges Perry and Dino preceded Carl into retirement. Carl, a retired probation officer, sat out the end of the 2024 season when he was injured in a collision with a player as he tried to catch a new ball coming in from the sideline. The NFL hired Brandon Ellison, the son of veteran NFL umpire Roy Ellison, to replace Paganelli. Brandon Ellison gives the league a total of six new officials for 2025.

Umpire Carl Paganelli retires after 25 NFL seasons
Umpire Carl Paganelli retires after 25 NFL seasons

NBC Sports

time20 hours ago

  • Sport
  • NBC Sports

Umpire Carl Paganelli retires after 25 NFL seasons

Umpire Carl Paganelli has retired from the NFL after 25 seasons, Mark Schultz of Football Zebras reports. The NFL hired Paganelli in 1999 as an umpire, a position he kept his entire career. He served on the crews of Bernie Kukar, Phil Luckett, Johnny Grier, Walt Anderson, Walt Coleman, Gene Steratore, Larry Nemmers, Jerome Boger, Ron Winter, Ron Torbert, Alex Kemp, Brad Rogers, John Hussey and Tra Blake. Paganelli worked 22 playoff games, including Super Bowls XXXIX, XLI, XLVI and XLVIII. Three Paganellis officiated in the NFL at the same time, and back judges Perry and Dino preceded Carl into retirement. Carl, a retired probation officer, sat out the end of the 2024 season when he was injured in a collision with a player as he tried to catch a new ball coming in from the sideline. The NFL hired Brandon Ellison, the son of veteran NFL umpire Roy Ellison, to replace Paganelli. Brandon Ellison gives the league a total of six new officials for 2025.

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