When Jenny reveals she has transferred the money, Daisy is shocked when she hears Christina talking to Dom in The Rovers’ back yard. Just what are they up to?

Julie’s bingo fundraiser is underway in the bar. With Christina in charge, Daisy goes through to the back room to find Jenny in a state of panic. What has happened?

Back in the bar, Christina reads out bingo numbers, unaware of what is unfolding.

Meanwhile, a frustrated Carla is left looking after Betsy at the flat. As she makes Betsy some lunch, she is surprised when Betsy picks up the pepper mill with both hands and grinds some pepper over her pasta.

When Carla points out that her arm is clearly fine, Betsy leaps up, sending her lunch flying just as Lisa returns home.

Elsewhere, in the café Gary tells Maria that business is slow at the shop and he’s thinking of selling up and buying the builder’s yard. Maria’s adamant that they can’t afford it.

In the Bistro, Gary confides in Mick how he’d like to buy the builder’s yard but Maria’s not keen. Mick reckons he should go ahead as what’s best for him is best for Maria too. Maria finds Gary and Mick enjoying a celebratory drink in the bistro.

Drama is brewing on Coronation Street this week as secrets unravel, trust is tested, and relationships hang in the balance. From The Rovers’ smoky back yard to tense confrontations over pasta, Weatherfield’s residents are in for a rollercoaster of revelations that could change everything.

It all kicks off when Jenny reveals that she has transferred a significant amount of money. Her decision is meant to bring closure, a way of settling things once and for all. But instead of peace, it sparks alarm. Daisy is immediately on edge, her instincts telling her that something isn’t right. Her suspicions are soon validated when she overhears a hushed conversation in The Rovers’ back yard—Christina speaking urgently with Dom. The tone is too intense to ignore, and the words aren’t those of casual acquaintances. Something shady is clearly going on.

“What are they up to?” Daisy whispers to herself, hiding just beyond earshot, her pulse quickening. Dom’s name had already raised red flags, and now he’s suddenly here, in secret, talking with Christina right after Jenny moved the money. The timing is too perfect—or too suspicious. Daisy senses danger, but she doesn’t yet realize just how close it is.

Inside the pub, Julie’s bingo fundraiser is in full swing. The bar is packed, the community gathered for a cheerful event full of laughter and lighthearted competition. Christina is up front, confidently calling out the numbers with her usual flair, playing the role of charming host. But in the back room, the mood couldn’t be more different.

Daisy pushes open the door and finds Jenny pale-faced and trembling. Her eyes dart toward the door like she’s afraid of who might come through next. Daisy rushes to her side, trying to get the truth, but Jenny is in such a panic she can barely form a sentence. Clearly, something has happened—and it’s far more serious than anyone thought.

“Jenny, what is it? Tell me what’s going on,” Daisy pleads. But Jenny only shakes her head, murmuring that she might have made a huge mistake. Is it about the money? Did Christina and Dom trick her into giving it away? The pieces are falling into place—but the full picture remains terrifyingly unclear.

Back in the bar, Christina continues to read out the bingo numbers, all smiles and enthusiasm, completely unaware (or perhaps deliberately pretending) that the storm is rising just a few feet away. Her performance is flawless—but for those who know her better, like Daisy, it now seems suspiciously well-rehearsed.

Meanwhile, over at Carla’s flat, domestic chaos takes center stage. Carla, already stretched thin with work stress and personal pressure, finds herself tasked with babysitting Betsy. It should be a simple lunch, a brief break in the day. But nothing is ever simple in Weatherfield.

As Carla prepares a modest meal, Betsy seems unusually quiet. Then, as if nothing had happened, Betsy casually picks up the heavy pepper mill and grinds pepper onto her pasta using both hands. Carla freezes. Wasn’t Betsy supposedly injured? Her arm had been “too sore to move” earlier. But now, here she is, using it effortlessly.

“Your arm looks perfectly fine to me,” Carla says sharply.

At that, Betsy jumps up in panic, knocking her lunch flying just as her mother Lisa walks through the door. The scene is chaos—food everywhere, a guilty child, and a very confused adult. Lisa demands to know what’s going on, and Carla is left speechless. Is Betsy lying? And if so, why?

Elsewhere in Weatherfield, financial strain casts a shadow over Gary and Maria’s relationship. At the café, Gary confesses that business at his shop has been painfully slow, and he’s been contemplating a drastic solution—selling it and buying the builder’s yard instead. It’s a bold move, and one Maria wants no part of. She’s practical, focused on the numbers, and adamant that they simply can’t afford to take that risk.

Gary listens but remains unconvinced. Something about the builder’s yard calls to him—a chance to restart, to feel in control again. But will it cost him more than he expects?

Later, in the Bistro, Gary seeks out a second opinion—from someone a bit less risk-averse. Mick, always the smooth talker, lends a supportive ear. Over a couple of drinks, Gary opens up about his dream for the yard and Maria’s opposition. Mick nods, then leans in with a smirk: “Sometimes, mate, what’s best for you is best for her too. She just doesn’t see it yet.”

Those words stick with Gary as he raises a glass, possibly toasting the start of something new. But when Maria walks in moments later and spots them laughing and drinking, celebration written all over their faces, her heart sinks. She knows what this means—and she’s not happy.

Tensions are simmering across the street, in homes, pubs, and cafés alike. Jenny may be in deeper trouble than she thought. Daisy is racing against time to uncover the truth before someone gets hurt. Carla is beginning to question what else young Betsy might be hiding. And Gary? He may soon face the consequences of forging ahead with a dream that doesn’t include Maria’s blessing.

As the week continues, expect secrets to surface, confrontations to explode, and alliances to shift. In Weatherfield, nothing stays buried forever.

Stay tuned—this is just the beginning.