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Idris closes in on Underworld as Carla’s business faces collapse in Corrie

Oct 27
2 min read

Is Carla about to lose everything she’s worked for?



31 OCTOBER - 6 NOVEMBER


Idris overhears Carla talking to Lisa about an important meeting at the hotel. What does he have planned?



With Carla and Michael both pleased with how the meeting is going, as the client heads to the loo, Idris stops him. What has he got planned?


Later, Idris is intrigued as he listens in to Carla confiding in Lisa at the cafe that she will have to cancel the Christmas bonus and needs to get the current order out on time if she is to save the factory.



As Carla breaks the news to the devastated staff that she is struggling to keep the factory afloat, Idris meets up with Brody at the rear of the factory. Handing him a lighter, Idris tells him he’s got a job for him. What has he got planned?



Letting himself into No.4, Brody steals Sally’s set of factory keys and, after checking the coast is clear, lets himself into the deserted factory, unaware he is being watched by Leanne.


Sally finds Carla and Lisa in the Rovers and tells them that the factory alarm is going off. What has Brody done?


At Speed Daal, an angry Leanne confronts Idris and Brody and reveals that she saw Brody breaking into the factory.


Soon, Carla tells the shocked workers that she has no option but to shut the factory and can only pay them one month’s wages.


Meanwhile, a remorseful Brody is disgusted that Leanne and Idris seem unconcerned about the factory having to close and all the staff being out of a job.


In Speed Daal, an excited Idris shows Leanne the factory floor plans and explains that once the money is through from the sale of the school land, the factory will be theirs.



Meanwhile, Carla is touched when Sean, Izzy and Michael join her in the Rovers and tell her that they will do anything to help her get the factory back up and running.


Coronation Street continues Monday to Friday at 8.30pm on ITV1 with first look episodes available from 7am on ITVX

 
 

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