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POTD: Audrey returns to work in Corrie
Published Wednesday, Aug 18 2010, 09:54 BST | By Daniel Kilkelly
Things go back to normal at the salon in tonight's episode of Coronation Street as Audrey finally returns to work.
Audrey makes the decision as she attempts to put her heartbreak over Lewis behind her following a heart-to-heart with Rita, who talks her out of moving to Greece alone because she's needed at home.
After hearing how chaotic the salon has been with David at the helm, Audrey turns up and gets rid of the "Under new management" sign that's been put up outside, declaring that she won't be replaced after all.
With that, Audrey sets to work and starts getting the business back on track, leaving a disgruntled David with the task of sweeping the floor.
Coronation Street airs tonight at 8.30pm on ITV1.
> Click here to read more about tonight's episode
Audrey makes the decision as she attempts to put her heartbreak over Lewis behind her following a heart-to-heart with Rita, who talks her out of moving to Greece alone because she's needed at home.
After hearing how chaotic the salon has been with David at the helm, Audrey turns up and gets rid of the "Under new management" sign that's been put up outside, declaring that she won't be replaced after all.
With that, Audrey sets to work and starts getting the business back on track, leaving a disgruntled David with the task of sweeping the floor.
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Coronation Street airs tonight at 8.30pm on ITV1.
> Click here to read more about tonight's episode
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