Coronation Street confirms exit for Spider Nugent as actor Martin Hancock already plots comeback for Toyah 'wedding'

Emmerdale fans are set to see a triple exit for one much-loved family as they plan to escape from the Yorkshire village. Dan Spencer, daughter Amelia and grandaughter Esther are set to make a run for it to try and avoid a prison sentence for Dan, who has just been charged with manslaughter for his attack on Lloyd Sawyer in July.

Would the cobbles be the same without the Rovers Return? Jenny Connor doesn't think so and Coronation Street viewers have seen her break down into tears already about the financial woes they are facing that could end the local boozer for good.

Coronation Street fans think they have spotted a new couple on the cobbles as they said 'it's going to happen'. While it may not be a fully-fledged relationship, some viewers of the ITV soap believe that another affair could be on the cards.

Coronation Street aired a heartbreaking episode on Wednesday night, and fans were left devastated for Sarah Platt. Cobbles legend Sarah faced fresh heartbreak as she was told she had sadly lost her unborn baby. Sarah has had a troubled time recently after her affair with Damon Hay was revealed and when her husband, Adam Barlow, found out that she was pregnant, he demanded that she had a test to find out who the father is.

Coronation Street's Jane Danson has shared a loved-up snap of her with her husband as he returns to soap land in Emmerdale next week.The 44 year old shared a sweet birthday post to her husband, Robert Beck, on the day it was confirmed he is heading to Emmerdale. Jane shared a beautiful summer snap of her and her husband for the special occasion.The actress who plays Leanne Battersby in Corrie captioned the post with: "Happy birthday, my love @robertbeck529. "And congratulations on your @emmerdale return - I owe Emmerdale a lot -24 years of us - I love you, darling." Jane's co-stars were quick to send their well wishes to Robert, 53, including her on-screen sister Georgia Taylor who plays Toyah Battersby.

Angus Cloud was still mourning his father, Conor Hickey, when the actor died on Monday, July 31.

Coronation Street star Tina O'Brien was left emotional as she discussed her soap family after their latest award win. The actress is best known for playing Sarah Barlow - nee Platt - in the ITV soap, but didn't join until the daughter of matriarch Gail Platt turned 12.

Coronation Street stars Daniel Brocklebank and Harriet Bibby sweetly exchanged public messages after a selfie of the pair was shared on social media. Dan, who plays Billy Mayhew in the ITV soap, took to Instagram with the snap of himself and his Summer Spellman co-star.

Coronation Street fans have been left divided as Aadi Alahan's affair with newcomer Courtney Vance heats up. Courtney quickly took a shine to Dev Alahan's son after he was sent to pick her up by her husband, and his new boss, Darren.

It's now been 10 years since Tim Metcalfe arrived on the cobbles as he reunited with his daughter Faye Windass. The ITV soap character, played by Joe Duttine, made his first appearance in Weatherfield after being contacted by his then-10-year-old daughter.

Coronation Street fans can now have the first look at Paul Foreman as he presents Billy Mayhew with a heartbreaking request. At the end of the week, viewers of the ITV soap saw Paul arriving at a Motor Neurone Disease support group meeting but when Shelly introduces herself, Paul’s overwhelmed at the sight of her wheelchair and flees.

Coronation Street star Sally Carman-Duttine has jokingly clapped back at one of the responses to her sweet family snap. The actress took to Instagram with a photo of herself and two pet pooches.

Ruth Langford was among those applauding Coronation Street stars Peter Ash and Daniel Brocklebank as they showed just how seriously they are taking their latest storyline. The actors, who plays Paul Foreman and Billy Mayhew in the ITV soap, spent time away from the cobbles helping raise money for a very worth cause.

Coronation Street actor Martin Hancock believes it's not the end for Spider and Toyah - despite his exit. Spider's last appearance on the Cobbles aired tonight following his year-long return. His return has seen him involved in some of the biggest storylines on the street.Those storylines include the huge extremism grooming gang that Spider helped bring down.

Coronation Street fans have been left devastated after it was announced that Martin Hancock, who plays Spider, is leaving the show 26 years after he made his first debut.The news was revealed by This Morning's soap queen Sharon Marshall during Wednesday's show. Sharon, who been a regular on the ITV daytime show for many years, and she often lets spoilers slip.Today, she did warn fans that she was about to announce some huge news from the cobbles and told fans to cover their ears.

There were emotional scenes on Coronation Street on Wednesday night (July 19) as a key character made their exit from the ITV soap. Spider Nugent said goodbye to his girlfriend Toyah Habeeb and left to take up another job - having chosen his career as a policeman over staying in Weatherfield.

Cardi B doesn't mind spending  when it comes to her kids!In a recent interview with the, the 30-year-old rapper dished about the perks of her wealth. The «Up» singer admits that as of 2018, she was being booked for $700,000-$800,000 to play a show.

It’ll be a sad day on the cobbles as ITV Corrie fans prepare to wave goodbye to Spider Nugent once again. Hankies will be at the ready as Spider’s rekindled romance with Toyah comes to an end.

Coronation Street star Martin Hancock has said the end of Spider Nugent and Toyah Habeeb is 'desperately sad' as viewers are set to see the character leave the cobbles once more. It was announced back in April last year that the actor would be reprising the role of the character 19 years after his exit from the ITV soap.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass on Monday stepped up her rhetoric on the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes, calling for “a fair and equitable solution” in contract negotiations for both sides.“Los Angeles is experiencing a summer of struggle to make ends meet,” Bass said in a statement. “Whether you’re a writer who has been on strike for more than 72 days or an actor who has been on strike for 72 hours, wages and health benefits to afford housing, food and the basic necessities to survive should be a minimum requirement in discussions.”She added that “a strong business sector is essential for our city to become affordable for working families once again,” noting that the Los Angeles is facing “a historic inflection point” as the entertainment industry experiences economic pressure and business uncertainty.“A fair and equitable solution must be reached,” Bass said, adding that “in all industries — education, hospitality, goods delivery or entertainment — Angelenos deserve fair contracts.”Meanwhile, California Gov.