Coronation Street Weekly Update, November 8 2014

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Cast your mind back to last week’s Weatherfield wedding of woe when Rob did a runner.  He runs all the way to a B&B and rings Tracy to ask for some cash. She’s beside herself with grief, realising she’s gone and lost the one bloke in the world who didn’t realise she was a complete and utter nutter.  

Tracy tells Amy to take the day off school and the two of them have a duvet day watching telly. When Ken returns home, Tracy takes off and rings Rob, arranging to meet him and run off with him. She even packs a bag, it’s all prepared. But when she meets Rob on the run, and he wants to run further and faster away from the cops, they turn up and nab him. Tracy couldn’t do it after all, she’d called the police and Rob gets cuffed and taken in while arrangements for Peter’s release take place.

Roy’s windows get egged by the hooded young ‘uns hanging around the café.  Todd does his best and chases them off and Roy puts a good work in for Todd with Jason and Eva.  Todd wants to get close again to his family and arranges a family meal at the Bistro, but no one turns up.  He wanders into town, on his own, and gets beaten up by some more hooded young ‘uns.  He’s badly beaten and ends up in hospital with a crying Eileen by his side.

Over at Jamila House, Yasmeen organises a talk on first aid. Katy’s pretty head is turned by the arrival of Mark the motorcycle medic, and to be fair, he’s a strapping young lad.  Katy decides there and then after years without a storyline, she wants to become a paramedic.

And that's just about that for this week. Remember, you can sign up to get these Corrie weekly updates by email at http://www.corrie.net/updates/weekly/subscribe.htm

This week’s writers were Chris Fewtrell and Simon Crowther (Monday), Susan Oudot (Wednesday), John Kerr and Mark Burt (Friday).   Find out all about the Coronation Street writing team at http://coronationstreetupdates.blogspot.com/2008/11/exclusive-all-current-corrie-writers.html

Glenda Young
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