The cobbled streets of Coronation Street are no strangers to drama, but the upcoming week plunges the residents into a storm of secrets, betrayals, and one particularly heartbreaking collapse. From Maria’s unexpected arrest to Betsy’s risky prison visit, and the shocking moment Kit finds Brody unconscious—this is a week that will change everything.

Tensions rise early on when Maria finds herself in the middle of a confrontation with Lou. With suspicions circling and emotions high, Lou’s presence at the Platt household barbecue sparks a dangerous encounter. While everyone is distracted by Nick’s toast, Lou sneaks inside, perhaps in search of something more than just gossip. But when Maria catches her in the act and a crash echoes through the living room, the aftermath is chilling—Lou sprawled on shattered glass, Maria towering above. It doesn’t take long for the police to arrive, and Maria is led away in handcuffs, accused of assault.

While Maria faces legal troubles, Kit is fighting a more personal battle. Ever since learning that Brody might be his son, Kit’s been trying to step into the role of a father. But Brody, poisoned by lies from his jailed stepfather Mick, believes Kit is the enemy. Desperate to prove the truth, Kit suggests a DNA test—but whether Lou agrees remains a question.

Trying to stay away only drives Kit further into the chaos. He catches Brody attempting to steal a bottle of wine and intervenes, setting off another spiral of accusations and resentment. Brody, feeling attacked, storms off—only to be found later by Kit, Sarah, and Bernie, collapsed on the pavement, unconscious, with a broken whiskey bottle beside him. Is Brody dead? Or is this a desperate cry for help gone too far?

Meanwhile, Betsy is following her own dark path. With Craig’s memorial looming, she finds herself drawn into a hidden truth buried in a locked box. When Lisa snatches it away, Betsy’s suspicion grows—especially after learning it may contain information about her mysterious biological father. But the trail leads somewhere far more dangerous: Highfield Prison.

Determined, Betsy and her friend Lauren set off on a chilling mission to confront Logan Radcliffe, the man convicted of killing Mason. What Betsy hopes to uncover about her late mother Becky might bring closure—or unleash a new nightmare. Logan isn’t the type to hand over information without a price, and the bargain Betsy makes could haunt her.

Back on the street, the emotional weight of Craig’s death continues to bear down. The official memorial draws friends and family together, but Kit—tasked with speaking—disappears. Lisa is forced to step up in his place, giving a moving eulogy. But where is Kit? His absence adds to the growing cloud of mystery.

Elsewhere, Sally and Tim face a trial of their own. Hoping to become foster parents, they find themselves unexpectedly responsible for Lou’s daughters, Joanie and Chenise. The girls, still recovering from their traumatic upbringing with Mick, are visibly shaken when a minor argument between Sally and Tim plays out. It’s a sobering reminder that even the smallest conflicts can reopen old wounds. Together, Sally and Tim vow to be a source of safety, not more pain.

Meanwhile, at Number 11, Todd’s heart is breaking. Theo’s daughter Millie arrives with shocking news—she’s pregnant. And Theo’s decision to move back with his family for the children’s sake leaves Todd on the sidelines. A cancelled date and a smiling family photo shared online only deepen his sense of exclusion. Is there still a place for him in Theo’s life?

As the week closes, Coronation Street leaves us with unanswered questions and powerful emotions. Will Brody survive? Will Betsy’s search for the truth destroy what’s left of her relationship with Lisa? And can Maria clear her name—or is she about to lose everything?

One thing’s for certain: the drama on the cobbles has never been more intense. Don’t miss a single moment.