Corrie murder twists, 'Enders Phil, E'dale rescue, 'Oaks ordeal

Coronation Street's Carla and Michelle Connor decide to destroy an important piece of evidence in the aftermath of Frank Foster's murder later this month.

Frank (Andrew Lancel) will soon be found dead at Underworld after upsetting a number of Weatherfield's residents, leaving police baffled as they try to discover who the culprit was.

The businessman's body remains at the factory while police investigate the scene, and when it is finally removed the next day, Carla (Alison King) and Michelle (Kym Marsh) watch on - seemingly horrified.



In the days that follow, Carla finds herself firmly in the frame for the crime - having the biggest motive after Frank sexually assaulted her and conned her out of Underworld.

When it emerges that the new factory contract is mysteriously missing from Frank's desk, the scrutiny surrounding Carla intensifies. As the police believe that Carla killed Frank and retrieved the contract to keep hold of Underworld, she quickly becomes their prime suspect.

However, Michelle soon has a shocking confession to make - telling Carla that she returned to the factory on the night of Frank's murder and stole the document.

As this puts Michelle at the scene of the crime when Frank died, the ladies decide to set fire to the paperwork. With the pair conspiring together, could either of them have been the killer?




Coronation Street airs these scenes on Monday, March 12 at 8.30pm on ITV1.

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Over on EastEnders, Shirley Carter is thrilled when her partner Phil Mitchell finally agrees to let her see him in prison - but the visit doesn't go well.

Shirley (Linda Henry) is excited to see Phil, but her happiness is short-lived when he reveals some shocking news about his legal case.

Phil (Steve McFadden) explains that his solicitor has managed to reduce his charge to manslaughter and he plans to plead guilty, as he'll have his sentence reduced by half this way.

Shirley begs him to reconsider, but when she starts to question Phil over his welfare behind bars, the hardman loses patience and storms out. Can Shirley convince Ben to get his father out of this mess?


These scenes air on Monday, March 12 at 8pm on BBC One.

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Coming up in Emmerdale, Cain Dingle becomes an unlikely hero when Holly Barton suffers a heroin overdose.

Holly (Sophie Powles) is plagued by her old temptations in the coming days, struggling to cope with the death of her dad John and the ongoing problems in her family.

Deciding that she needs a fix, Holly makes contact with a drug dealer and buys some heroin. She's then left in turmoil as she wonders whether to take the drug, but finally succumbs on the day that the Bartons scatter John's ashes.

Cain (Jeff Hordley) is later horrified when he finds Holly slumped outside the garage after an overdose. Although his injured leg is in agony, he tries to bring Holly round, drags her into a car and rushes to get help. How will the Bartons react when they realise that one of their biggest enemies has saved Holly's life?









These scenes air on Thursday, March 15 at 8pm on ITV1.

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Meanwhile, Hollyoaks' homeless teenagers George Smith and Phoebe Jackson are about to face a terrifying ordeal.

Phoebe (Mandip Gill) has been held captive by evil Deena over the past few weeks, and is forced to lure her loyal friend George (Steven Roberts) back into the same position when the twisted human trafficker threatens to harm her dog Thunder.

Deena and her partner Graham have had dark plans for Phoebe and George for some time, and now that their victims are back together, they carry on where they left off.

George and Phoebe are desperate to escape, but it seems that there is no hope. How far will Deena and Graham go to make George and Phoebe do what they want? Is there any way out for the teens?












Hollyoaks airs these scenes on Tuesday, March 13 at 6.30pm on Channel 4.

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Over on Doctors, Julia Parsons seizes a chance to sort out the disputes surrounding her granddaughter Chloe once and for all.

Julia (Diane Keen) is shocked when she suddenly gets a phone call from Sally, who asks her to babysit Chloe in Cheshire. However, when Julia arrives slightly late, an angry Sally does a sudden U-turn - refusing to let her see Chloe.

When a furious Julia heads back home, she discovers that Chloe has snuck into the back of her car and decides to spend some time with her after all.

Julia calls Patrick and takes Chloe home to meet him there, later ordering a distraught Sally to come along too. Back at the house, Julia demands that the estranged couple both sit down to sort out their differences. Will her methods work and will everyone get fair access to Chloe again?




Doctors airs these scenes on Friday, March 16 at 1.45pm on BBC One.

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Coronation Street topped our storyline poll last week as 52.8% of you chose Frank being found dead as the best plot of the week.

Hollyoaks took second place with 29.7% for Phoebe's dramatic return, while EastEnders was third with 6.6% for Mandy clashing with mum Lorraine.

Doctors managed to grab fourth place with 6.3% for Heston standing up to Marina, followed by Emmerdale in fifth with 4.6% for Cameron and Chas's kiss.

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