Coronation Street schedule changes as ITV airs Rugby World Cup
The episodes will air slightly differently this week.
Coronation Street has announced schedule changes for this week (Monday 18th September), with one episode being moved to another date.
Due to ITV's coverage of the Rugby World Cup and the UEFA Women's Nations League, the broadcaster has changed its schedule to be able to cover everything.
The soap will now air one episode on Tuesday 19th September at 8pm, and the normal Friday 22nd September episode has been removed, allowing Corrie to air on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
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This upcoming week on the cobbles is tense as the police discover Leo's body at the new building site, suggesting they are close to finding out about Stephen's crimes.
As the police get closer to finding out about Stephen, Coronation Street viewers will get the chance to watch the nail-biting episode with Stephen Reid (Todd Boyce), while in the room with him.
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On Friday 13th October, guests will be able to take a seat in the viewing room alongside Stephen, and will get to watch live with the rest of the nation to discover if he will escape justice or finally pay for his crimes.
Elsewhere on the street, Daisy confronts Ryan over his O-Vidz work, Ed could have a gambling relapse and Todd has a request for George.
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Coronation Street airs weeknights on ITV. Check out more of our Soaps coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on.
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