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Bev and Fred are as happy as Larry (whoever he is) and can't wait to tell their families the good news about their upcoming nuptials and marital what-nots. Shelley and Ashley are less enthusiastic when they hear the news although Claire reckons it's romantic and congratulates the hearty, happy couple. There's an engagement party for the pair of them in the Rovers where glasses are raised and Fred's down on one knee, this time with a ring doing a proper proposal to Beverley. Shelley's face almost had a smile on it wishing her mum and Fred well but it's soon knocked off when Fred announces to all and sundry, I say, to all those at the party, that he reckons Bev will make a great landlady at his pub.
Ashley's got more worries on his mind when he gets a letter from the too-tall Dr Matt Ramsden. You'll remember him as the real father of little Josh who once had a fling with Mrs Peacock in the bedroom with the candleabra. Anyway, Matt wants to see Josh and Ashley's all upset. Not even Claire's ham and cheese sandwiches with the crusts cut off can cheer him up, alas.
Leanne crashes the sports car that Danny's just bought her and knocks down Gail's front wall. Janice demands that Danny pay for the damage caused and rages at Kev and Sally about shoddy work on the car. It's no-one's fault but Leanne's, it seems, but Janice growls at anyone who'll listen. She steps up her vendetta against Sally to the point where the two of them fight in th'factory by the gussets and Janice gets sacked. With no mates, no job, a bad hair-do and a really awful jacket, you have to feel sorry for Janice, you really do.
Sally and Kev are over the moon when Rosie returns from her ski-ing trip abroad to find out that she's split up with Craig, who's been seeing a floozie called Susie while Rosie's been gone. Rosie dumps Craig's stuff on his door-step and he calls her inside where he explains that's nowt going on between him and Susie, it's Rosie he loves and he's missed her like mad. The two of them decide to keep up the pretence that they've split up with each other just to keep the oldies off their backs.
Norris finds life alone in the flat rather lonely and it's not long before he pops back over the road to Bishop Towers for a cuppa tea with Emily and Rita. Eileen and Ed split up this week as she realised that his obsession with redemption was getting in the way of some decent hanky-panky, so she threw him and his bible out.
Penny's worried about Mike as she hasn't heard from him since he went to Spain. Jamie does the honours, dials the digits and calls abroad where he does his best for international linguistic relations by shouting in the phone going "Oi, mate, non-comprendo, me old son".
Tracy books a holiday for her and Charlie telling Ken and Deirdre that Amy will be fine left alone in their 5th floor apartment. The Barlows demand that Amy is left with them, which is what Tracy wanted all along. Jason tells Charlie that he's under Tracy's thumb and with this slight on his masculinity, Charlie puts Jason up against the wall and under no allusions that he should never slight him that way again.
And that's just about that for this week.
By Glenda Young , writer of Coronation Street Weekly Updates for the internet since 1995.
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