7.30pm: As Peter comes to terms with his life-changing decision, Carla heads back to court to endure the rest of Frank's trial. Peter arrives, but has he got the news for her that she so badly desires?

Later, as Frank gives his evidence, he lies through his teeth - painting himself as the victim. The judge ends his summing up by reminding the jury that they can only convict if they are sure of Carla's evidence. As they await the verdict, Carla's anxious. Emotions run high when the verdict is finally delivered.

When Steve gives Tracy some cash to go shopping, she thinks he's thawing. However, with Tracy out of the way, he ushers Owen into Number 13 to carry out his work. Arriving home, Tracy is horrified to see that Steve has had the house converted into two self-contained flats. Steve's delighted as he puts his cunning plan into action.

Elsewhere, Jason sneaks Rosie into the work's van to drive her to an urgent work meeting, a worried Brian tells Julie that he's got three months to improve school results or he's out on his ear, while Milton suggests turning Roy's Rolls into a railway themed restaurant and opening a chain across the globe.

8.30pm: As the courtroom reacts to the verdict, Carla just wants to get away. Back on the street, Stella's still reeling from the news that it was Carla who ran her over, not Frank. Confronting Carla about how much she's hurt Leanne, Stella tells her that she also knows she lied about the crash and no longer believes her about the rape. Carla is left shaken.

Meanwhile, Tracy is furious about her new living arrangements and complains about the lack of kitchen upstairs. Steve promises her a microwave, but a furious Tracy threatens to report him to the council as he never obtained planning permission to turn Number 13 into flats. Will Steve back down?

Elsewhere, as Rosie and Jason kiss passionately in the van, the hand brake slips, the vehicle rolls forward and smashes into the car in front. Jason lies to Owen about the dented van, blaming another driver. But when Rosie gleefully tells him that the Gazette is going to run an article about their crash, calling her a 'randy road safety model', Jason panics.

Anne, Sally and Frank head off for a drink, convinced that the jury will take Frank's side now they've exposed Carla and Peter's lies.

Meanwhile, a devastated Leanne pours her heart out to Stella. And she tell's that it was a drunken Carla who ran her over - not Frank - Stella's is really shocked.

Later, Peter finally tracks Leanne down and tells her he is sorry for everything. Leanne's in bits as it dawns on her how many times Peter has lied to her about meeting his alcohol counsellor when really he was with Carla. But as she calms down, Leanne starts to wonder if they can salvage their marriage. Thinking how Peter forgave her for her affair with Nick, she suggests in time perhaps she can forgive him in return.

Peter insists that he does love Leanne, but he's in love with Carla and what they have is different. However, with the future of his family at stake and a devastated Simon to think of, will Peter accept Leanne's forgiveness or is this the end of the line?

7.30pm: As Peter and Carla plan a secret rendezvous at a hotel in Chester, Peter feeds Leanne a pack of lies about how he enjoyed his night at the dogs so much that he's going to Sunderland for the night to look into buying a greyhound.

Back on the case, Frank's private investigator Trish overhears this and reports back to Frank, who instructs her to follow Peter. Will she get the dirt Frank so badly wants?

Meanwhile, as Tracy tries to explain what's going on to Amy, Ken walks in and observes her upset. Revealing that he can't forgive Tracy for what she's done, he tells her that he wants her out of Number 1.

Elsewhere, Eileen announces that she and Paul are now an item but it's obvious her friends don't approve, Kylie sends Max to school with a healthy packed lunch but he returns with it untouched, Gail is tearful as Nick moves into his Victoria Court flat, while Sylvia is overjoyed when Milton turns up just in time for the music contest.

8.30pm: When Stella finds out that both Peter and Carla are away for the night, she's immediately suspicious. However, when Stella gently probes Leanne, she's insists that she trusts him.

At the hotel, Peter and Carla plan their life together after the trial, while back in Weatherfield, Trish meets with Frank, Anne and Sally - has she got the proof they desire?

Meanwhile, Deirdre is caught in the middle as Ken and Tracy continue to row. In danger of losing Ken, will Deirdre continue to side with her daughter, or is it time to make a stand?

Elsewhere, Sylvia proudly introduces Milton to the assembled crowd as Norris tries to duck out of the contest, while Eileen is upset with Paul for doing a runner when Julie was having a go about their relationship.

Peter lies to Leanne that he's meeting some mates at the dog track, before heading off to a restaurant to see Carla. However, when Carla bumps into an old factory client, who says he's meeting Frank there, she makes her excuses and rushes off.

Outside, Carla finds Peter parking his car and quickly jumps in, explaining their near-miss. But have they got away with it?

Meanwhile, as Tracy wallows in self-pity, Deirdre regrets getting dragged into her web of deceit - which has disgusted Ken. Tracy begs Steve to give her another chance, claiming that she loves him and they can work through this. Will Steve relent?

Elsewhere, Brian lectures Kylie and David about the importance of a healthy diet for Max at parents' evening, Rita and Dennis discover Norris's sham piano playing, Jason learns that Paul stayed the night with Eileen, while Frank tells his mum that it's time she moved out when she snipes at Sally one time too often.

It appears that the next Corrie character to be 'with child' will be Julie 'Kooky' Carp, played by Katy Cavanagh. It's being reported that the dippy knicker stitcher will fall pregnant by boyfriend Brian Packham (Peter Gunn).

The news will be met with some consternation by Brian, however, as he reveals to Ken Barlow that he had a vasectomy three years ago.

How will Julie explain that one? Will Brian accept that a percentage of vasectomies fail? Will we finally be able to work out how old Julie is meant to be? Will we find out why Brian is suddenly best mates with Ken? Fingers crossed, eh?

As Tracy excitedly prepares to get married, she thanks Deirdre for keeping her secret. On the street, Steve bumps into Becky, who has one last go at convincing him that she's innocent. Becky begs him to look her in the eye and see that she's genuine, but Steve's mind is made up - he believes Tracy and his future is with her.

Later, at the church, both Steve and Tracy are shocked to see Becky and Kylie there, but are prevented from going over as the service begins. With the wedding under way, Kylie wonders when Becky will drop her bombshell. As the vicar asks if anyone knows of any lawful impediment, Becky stands up. Is this her moment for revenge?

You can watch exclusive behind the scenes footage featuring Tracy and Becky via ITV's website here.

Having taken her revenge, Becky prepares to leave the street with her head held high. Saying goodbye to those she loves - the Croppers, Kylie and Max - she bids her final farewell and heads to the airport. Tracy is an emotional wreck, but as Steve absorbs what's happened, he races to the airport searching for Becky.

Catching Becky, Steve admits that he made the biggest mistake of his life in believing Tracy and begs her to take him back. Becky's torn, but as Danny and Billy approach, she's forced to make a choice. Will Becky leave with Danny, or is her love for Steve so strong that she walks away alone to pick up the pieces?

Gail provides Becky and Kylie with all the details they need to access the medical centre computer system and find Tracy's records. Inside the waiting room, Kylie feigns a massive panic attack and as Dr Carter rushes to her aid, Becky hacks into his computer. Will she find the proof she needs before Dr Matt becomes suspicious?

Later, Danny stuns Becky with a proposition - he wants her to emigrate to Barbados with him. As Danny hands her a plane ticket, how will a stunned Becky respond?

Meanwhile, Izzy makes Owen see that he was wrong to hit Faye. She also warns Owen not to make Anna choose between him and Faye because he'll lose. Apologising to Anna, Owen admits that he shouldn't have lashed out at Faye - but can Anna forgive and forget?

Elsewhere, Paul is shocked to see the damage that Lesley has caused at Number 11, Tracy shows Amy around their new home and promises they'll be a proper family from now on, while Kevin orders Sophie to stay away from Frank.

Becky tells Kylie that she now knows Tracy had her miscarriage the day before she fell down the stairs - but without seeing her medical records, she can't prove it. When she then reveals that she plans to break into the medical centre and find Tracy's records, Kylie warns her that it's a bad idea, but Becky refuses to listen.

As Becky smashes her way in, the alarm sounds. Kylie enlists Roy's help and tries to drag Becky away before any damage is done. But as Deirdre arrives with a police officer, is it too late?

Meanwhile, Faye has locked herself in her bedroom following Owen's slap and is refusing to come out. Owen is at his wit's end, and when Anna arrives home, he tells her how Faye was responsible for killing the fish. Angry, Anna confronts Faye over the fish, but she reveals how Owen hit her. How will Anna react?

Elsewhere, Eileen struggles to cope with Lesley after offering to look after her while Paul attends a meeting with her care people, while Kirsty is thrilled to discover that Tina has changed her statement and suggests they could start afresh.

It looks like Dev and Sunita's marriage troubles are set to take a whole new turn soon as the Daily Star is reporting that she is a about to embark on a steamy affair with new Rover's boss Karl Munro.

Sunita (Shobna Gulati) is now working behind the bar at the Rovers and apparently Karl (Jon Michie) goes from pulling pints to pulling barmaids.

The Star quotes Corrie boss Phil Collinson as saying: 'There [have] been suggestions about Karl's wandering eye but we're going to see it for ourselves. Sunita is not someone you would expect, which makes it even more brilliant. It'll play out for quite a while, but all hell will break loose when Stella finds out.'

Sunita has made no attempt to hide her dissatisfaction wit her relationship with husband Dev (Jimmi Harkishan) in recent months but with Karl seemingly happy with wife Stella (Michelle Collins) it'll be interesting to see who does the running in this one.

7.30pm: Becky has stayed the night at Danny's, and the businessman is impressed as she gets along well with Billy. Back on the street, Steve offers Becky another cheque for her half of Streetcars, saying that she has Deirdre to thank. Becky is hopeful that Steve now knows she had nothing to do with Tracy's miscarriage, but it's clear that Steve still believes Tracy.

Later, as Tracy enjoys her hen party in The Rovers, Becky gets thinking about why Deirdre convinced Steve to give her the cheque. Confronting Deirdre outside the pub, she demands answers.

Meanwhile, Kirsty is worried to hear that she's been suspended from work while Tina's complaint is investigated. Pushed out of her home by Kirsty, Tina is adamant that she won't drop it. But when Rita urges her to see things from Tyrone's point of view, claiming the baby changes everything, will Tina re-think her position?

Elsewhere, Kevin and Tyrone's friendship could be on the mend as they share their woes, Anne makes her disapproval of Sally obvious to Frank, while Owen volunteers to look after an unimpressed Faye for the night after Anna hears that her brother has had an accident and has to rush out.

8.30pm: As Becky asks questions about Tracy's miscarriage, Deirdre refuses to betray her daughter - adamant that she doesn't know what Becky's talking about. Becky knows she's onto something but is forced to leave it. Later, on her date with Danny, Becky's spirits lift. But when Danny breaks the news that the hotel chain he works for is moving him abroad, Becky's gutted.

Back on the street, the pair sadly kiss goodbye, but when Danny spots Tracy he recalls how she collapsed at the hotel and had to be carted off in an ambulance the night she and Steve were there for their business meeting. Is this the proof Becky needs?

Meanwhile, with Anna away, Faye does her best to play Owen up. He tries not to rise to the bait, but when he discovers creosote on her jumper, he confronts her about the dead fish. Faye confirms that she was responsible and Owen loses his rag, slapping her on the back of the legs. How will Faye react?

Elsewhere, Sally is annoyed when Rita and Gail try to warn her off Frank, Eileen is depressed when Paul reveals that Lesley's carer is moving away, knowing it will mean he has less time to see her, while Dev is unimpressed to find Sunita working behind the Rovers bar and urges her to come home.

7.30pm: As Tyrone and Tina recover at home, Tyrone rings the hospital to check on Kirsty. The police arrive and Tina makes an official complaint about Kirsty harassing her.

Torn over his feelings for Kirsty, Tyrone decides to visit her. He's upset to see her bruised and bloodied face, but when she tells him that he brought it on himself by choosing Tina, he makes to leave. However, he's stopped by a doctor who arrives with Kirsty's test results and the unexpected news that Kirsty's pregnancy is fine! Tyrone is floored.

Meanwhile, as Owen creosotes the fence at Number 6, Kylie and David mock him. But Kylie's not laughing after a hoax call sends her to Oldham and back on a non-existent job. Trying to smooth over the feud, Anna orders Owen to pay half the cab fare run up by the hoax. Owen agrees, but when he discovers creosote in his pond and dead fish floating on the top, he rages.

Elsewhere, Becky stands up to Steve by carrying on working at Streetcars, while Anne's not happy to see that Sally has stayed the night with Frank.

8.30pm: Tina thinks Kirsty is lying about being pregnant and hopes Tyrone won't fall for it again. However, Tyrone is in turmoil and returns to the hospital.

Kirsty is hopeful they can work things out and promises to change, explaining that she was jealous but would never be unfaithful. As she hands him the scan photo of their baby, Tyrone is overwhelmed. Will Tyrone take Kirsty back?

Meanwhile, in need of some cheering up following another argument with Steve, Becky turns up at Danny's unannounced. However, when she spots him with another woman and a little boy who calls him 'daddy', she quickly walks away. Going after her, Danny explains that the woman is his sister and the boy is his son Billy. He adds that he's widowed and hadn't wanted to tell her about Billy in case it scared her off. How will Becky react?

7.30pm: Stella wants to tell Leanne about Carla's necklace, but Karl urges her to stay out of it. However, when a trusting Leanne enthuses about how Peter's counselling sessions seem to fill him with the joys of spring, Stella feels torn.

At the same time, Carla is shaken when Michelle reveals that Frank and Sally are an item. Knowing how this will appear to a jury, Carla has a wobble in the pub and Peter instinctively reaches out to her. Carla pulls away quickly, but Stella has seen it all. Asking Peter through to the back, she demands to know what's going on between him and Carla!

Meanwhile, Tina confronts Kirsty about Rita's speeding ticket. After a trip to the station, Kirsty reveals that it was a misunderstanding and she's sorted it all out for Rita. Annoyed, Tina tells Tyrone her theories that Kirsty is out to get her. Will Tommy back her up and will Tyrone believe her?

Elsewhere, Becky clashes with Steve over Danny, Sally comforts Frank over the death of his father, while the Alahans celebrate Amber's 21st birthday.

8.30pm: Trying to front it out, Peter tells Stella that he'd bought Leanne a necklace but took it back to the shop after seeing Carla wearing the same one. Will an unconvinced Stella accept his story?

At the same time, Anne tells Frank and Sally that it was Carla's lies that killed her husband. With her emotions boiling over, Anne heads to the factory to tell Carla what she thinks of her. She's followed in by Sally just as Carla is telling Peter that she's running on his love. Anne says her piece and as Sally leads her out, Carla reels. How much has Anne heard?

Meanwhile, Rita encourages Tina to review her opinion of Kirsty, but Tina's not ready to back off. Annoyed at how everyone's been taken in by Kirsty, she leaves - noticed only by Tyrone who follows. Back at the house, Kirsty is threatening Tina with more aggro if she doesn't keep out of her way when Tyrone walks in. She goes into damage limitation mode, but has Tyrone heard enough?

Elsewhere, romance is on the cards for Becky as Danny asks her out on a date, Sunita is fed up of being taken for granted by Dev and tells him she's having the night off, while Faye's annoyed when her DVD night with Anna is gatecrashed by Owen, Katy and Joseph.

Despite everyone thinking that she is a nutter, it looks like Kirtsy Soames (Natalie Gumede) is about to receive a marriage proposal from blind-to-her-faults boyfriend Tyrone Dobbs (Alan Halsall).

We've already reported that Kirsty is soon to reveal that se is pregnant but after Tyrone's concerned friends Tina (Michelle Keegan) and Tommy (Chris Fountain) spot Kirsty kissing another man they confront Ty with the bad news.

Tyrone, in turn, confronts Kirsty, who says the other man is her cousin, a car dealer, who she was meeting to arrange the loan of a Ferrari as a Valentine's surprise for Tyrone.

Tyrone subsequently races to the police station where Kirsty works to ask er to marry him.

With viewers still undecided if Kirtsy is a bunny boiler or not (current thinking: probably) it should be an interesting few months for Tyrone.

Frank apologises to Sally for trying to kiss her, but she tells him there's no need - she was just a bit shocked. Back to business, she suggests that Frank should set about winning his clients back - starting with Leydon.

Still furious with Anne for trying to bribe Carla, Frank insists that she stays away from the factory for a few weeks and asks Sally to help schmooze Leydon instead. It's a success as they manage to convince him that Frank's an innocent victim of Carla's treachery. But how will the night end?

Meanwhile, both Tommy and Maria berate Tyrone for his treatment of Fiz, asking why he's avoiding one of his oldest mates. Feeling guilty, Tyrone suggests to Kirsty that he needs to spend time with his friends, including Fiz. How will she react?

Elsewhere, Eileen tells Paul that she can't live without him and suggests they should have an affair; Tommy accuses Tina of kicking the whole thing off with Kirsty; Rosie's horrified to see her road safety campaign photos in the Gazette; Peter lies to Leanne that he's got a new sponsor at AA and will be meeting him twice a week for one-to-one sessions; while Beth starts work at Frank's factory.

Sally Dynevor was "shocked" when she learned her Coronation Street alter-ego would fall into the clutches of evil Frank Foster.

The 48-year-old actress - who plays Sally Webster in the ITV1 soap - thinks viewers will become increasingly worried about her trusting character, as she refuses to believe the violent factory boss raped his former fiancee Carla Connor (Alison King) and instead, falls for his charms.

She said: "I think the viewers are going to be very worried about Sally. I thought and the viewers thought that I was getting back with Kevin!

"So I think we'll all be a bit shocked with this storyline, actually. I was certainly shocked by it, but I'm really, really loving it - it's great."

However, Sally doesn't think her estranged husband Kevin (Michael Le Vell) will take the news his wife is being romanced by the slimy factory owner lying down, and revealed a confrontation between the pair will result in the mechanic lamping Frank (Andrew Lancel) with a punch.

She added in an interview with ITV.com: "Kevin is going to be livid. I can't wait to see that first punch that Kevin gives Frank. He's not going to be happy about it, because he's been waiting in the wings now for quite a while.

"It's going to be a very explosive New Year for the Websters - yet again!"

It's been a while now since Tracy Barlow (Kate Ford) lied in court about Gail McIntyre (Helen Worth) confessing to murder, but it seems that Gail may be about to finally get her revenge.

According to reports in All About Soap, Becky McDonald (Katherine Kelly) will turn to Gail to help her prove that Tracy is lying about the incident that lead to her losing her unborn twins. To recap, Tracy lost her babies, she confronted Becky about her relationship with ex Steve, she fell down some stairs, she claimed (falsely) that Becky pushed her.

How exactly Gail comes into the picture isn't clear but if reports are to be believed Gail takes Becky's side and reveals the truth about Tracy losing the babies before the stairs accident. However it happens, Gail would no doubt relish the opportunity to exact revenge for Tracy's lies.

While there have been a few signs that Tyrone Dobbs's new girlfriend Kirsty Soames (Natalie Gumede) is a tad odd and possessive, it now appears that 2012 will see her move into full-blown bunny boiler territory.

Michelle Keegan, who plays Tyrone's housemate Tina McIntyre has been talking to Soaplife about her character's upcoming run-ins with WPC Soames, saying that she will be responsible for having Tina arrested for shoplifting and Rita (Barbara Knox) arrested for speeding. She says: 'Kirsty wants Tina out of the house because she feels threatened by her. It's not Tina herself, it's just having another woman in the house.'

Rita is arrested because Tina has been borrowing her car and Kirsty ensures that it is stopped for speeding even though it is actually Rita at the wheel. Michelle explains: 'When Rita goes to the station she's told that as she's over 70 she should have renewed her licence - and she hasn't. She gets told she might get a fine and even a ban. Tina's furious!'

With a pregnancy and a car crash also upcoming in the storyline it looks like there will be plenty more clashes between Tina and Kirsty before the pair work their problems out.

As Sophie prepares for her wedding, Kevin takes her to one side to ask if she's having second thoughts, but Sophie assures him that she's doing the right thing. With the service under way, Sally and Janet look proudly at their daughters, but Kevin secretly fears that Sophie's making a mistake.

Sian reads out her wedding vows but when it comes to Sophie's turn, she's overcome with emotion and stumbles. It's not doubts, just nerves - but as Kevin watches his daughter struggle for words, his need to protect her is overwhelming. Will Kevin ruin Sophie's big day?

Meanwhile, when Stella receives some money from a great aunt, Karl is faced with temptation. Will he steal the cash to fund his growing gambling habit?

Elsewhere, Norris reluctantly agrees when Sylvia declares that musical D-day is in two weeks' time, Gail and Eva disagree as Nick looks at flats, while Becky is determined to pick herself up and carry on as Steve and Tracy plan their wedding.

At the Barlow house, Tracy fears this may be her last Christmas with Steve, but he assures her that he loves her and the only person he blames for the loss of their babies is Becky. After telling Stella that he's putting The Rovers up for sale and giving her first refusal, Steve delights Tracy by revealing that he has bought Lloyd's house so they can live together as a family. Pulling out an engagement ring, Steve proposes to Tracy.

In contrast, Becky is alone in her flat and turns down the chance to spend Christmas with Kylie at the Platt house. Outside, Becky bumps into Steve and is devastated to hear that he has asked Tracy to marry him. Later, Becky drinks destructively while burning photos of her and Steve at the flat. Falling asleep drunk, she has no idea the embers are still alight and as the fire takes hold, Nick sees smoke coming from the flat. He kicks the door down as an ambulance is called, but will Nick reach Becky in time?

Meanwhile, Carla is thrilled when she opens the necklace from Peter. At the same time, Leanne shows off the new mobile Peter has bought her, leaving Stella perturbed after she assumed the necklace was for Leanne. Unaware he's under suspicion, Peter sneaks off to the factory to see Carla, where he gets more than a kiss under the mistletoe!

Elsewhere, Kylie's perfect family Christmas is ruined when she hears that Becky's flat is on fire; Chesney and Katy are smitten as they bring Joseph home; Izzy turns down Will when he asks to move their relationship to the next stage, leaving Gary with a cue to win Izzy back; Paul invites Eileen to the pub with him and Lesley; while Sylvia arrives back from her cruise on a high after a holiday romance.

As the hall clears and an ambulance is called, a terrified Katy goes into full labour.

Anna takes charge as a desperate Chesney and Gary find a couple of bikes and start pedalling furiously. Will they arrive in time as Katy gives birth to a beautiful baby boy, Joseph Peter?

Meanwhile, drunk and depressed, Becky throws her belongings in a bag, intent on leaving Weatherfield. But when Roy and Hayley see her going, they persuade her into the café. They try to talk her round, but when Becky overhears Hayley admitting to Roy that she doesn't know whether to believe Becky or Tracy's version of events, Becky feels totally betrayed and storms out.

Elsewhere, Sian asks an uncomfortable Amber to be a bridesmaid at the wedding, Tina is stunned when Kirsty surprises her housemates with a beautiful Christmas tree, complete with presents for each of them underneath, while Eileen is disappointed when Paul phones and cancels Christmas dinner.

7.30pm: It's the day of the nativity and Katy helps Faye with her lines as Mary. Katy gets her word perfect, but as Faye prepares to go on stage, she is suddenly hit with stage fright. At the last minute, Katy is forced to take her place. Having finished a day working at the garden centre with Gary, Chesney is rushing back to see the play - with both dressed as elves. However, when Gary's van fails to start, it looks like they won't make it.

On stage, the play is going brilliantly and as Katy relives the birth, the audience gasp at her realistic portrayal of labour. What they don't realise is that her 'performance' is real, and as they applaud, she cries out for an ambulance! Pandemonium ensues and as Chesney gets the call to get there quick, the elves are forced to make a run for it.

Meanwhile, Sian is determined to give Sophie her dream wedding and introduces her to Father Douglas, who has agreed to give a service of celebration of their wedding in his church. Sian has cancelled the other venue as she knows what Sophie really wants is a church wedding. But as Father Douglas talks to the girls about commitment, will a guilty Sophie crack?

Elsewhere, Becky begs Tracy to tell the truth when she sees her at the nativity, while a jealous Kirsty tells Tyrone that she wants him to keep his distance from Fiz - claiming that as a copper she can't associate with criminals.

8.30pm: Deirdre is outraged after Tracy lets Steve believe that Becky pushed her down the stairs, but Tracy insists it's the only way she can hang onto him now. Steve is a broken man as he accuses a stunned Becky of causing Tracy to lose the babies. Insisting it was an accident, Becky confronts Tracy, demanding to know why she's lying.

As Steve accuses Becky of murdering his unborn children, Deirdre is horrified and remonstrates with Tracy for her lie. Faced with a terrible dilemma, will Deirdre continue to lie for Tracy?

Meanwhile, when Peter goes out Christmas shopping, he leaves a jeweller's bag in Karl's taxi. Presuming it's a gift for Leanne, Stella has a sneaky peek at the necklace inside, before asking Karl to return it to Peter. Peter is relieved, unaware that Stella has looked through the bag.

Elsewhere, Anna's house is plunged into darkness when David uses the outside plug socket at Number 6 to supply the electric for the make-shift salon, while the Websters throw themselves into wedding preparations.

Coronation Street's Audrey Roberts will be rushed to hospital after she collapses on the cobbles. Concerned onlookers immediately call 999 after the gossipy hairdresser passes out in the street and an ambulance is sent to rush her the nearest hospital.

However, it turns out the health scare just a false alarm as medics reveal Audrey - played by Sue Nicholls - has just got high blood pressure and is told she must give up her beloved booze for good, according to the Daily Star newspaper.

It's been a busy few months for Audrey after Coronation Street bosses recently axed her cross-dressing lover (pictured right).

The controversial character - played by Andrew Hall - first appeared in the ITV1 soap at the beginning of the year as transvestite Marc Selby, better-known for his gruff-voiced, stiletto-wearing alter-ago, Marcia.

However, after the unusual storyline failed to strike a chord with Corrie viewers, TV chiefs admitted they may have made a mistake with the character's introduction.

A source said: "The plot hasn't been for everyone but we're glad we tackled the issue."

Marc's shock exit left pensioner Audrey devastated after a series of dramatic twists and turns forced him to leave Weatherfield for good.

7.30pm: Convinced Tracy is on the warpath, Steve has worked all night to keep out of her way and is unaware she has miscarried. Tracy soon storms round to Becky's flat, demanding to know where Steve is. Becky insists that he isn't there, but as all of Tracy's anguish erupts, she showers Becky with abuse. Admitting that she tried to seduce Steve but he turned her down, Becky assures Tracy that Steve is committed to her and the twins.

As an emotional Tracy is leaving, she trips and falls down the stairs. Seeing she's unconscious, Becky calls an ambulance. Hearing the news, Steve rushes to hospital, where Tracy reveals that she has lost the twins. A devastated Steve asks if it's a result of the fall. Tracy is about to set him straight, but sensing a chance to get Becky out of their lives for good, will she tell the truth?

Meanwhile, Audrey and David discover there is no water at the salon and they can't get a plumber before Christmas, so they're forced to relocate to the Platt house. David accuses Owen of sabotage, but he feigns innocence, offering to look at the plumbing for them. Will he fix the problem?