Coronation Street fans can expect a lot of drama and emotional scenes next week on the ITV soap.
It is teased multiple characters could leave the show in the same week, or at least leave Weatherfield.
Laura Neelan is told she has just hours to live, with her daughter Kelly urged to say a final goodbye during Friday's episode, which suggests the character will sadly die very soon.
Elsewhere, Fiz Brown moves away for the first time since arriving on the cobbles in 2001 - while she doesn't appear to be leaving the soap entirely.
There's also an exit for Emma Brooker, which is being kept under wraps - while it's safe to assume her new love interest Jon won't be sticking around after her exit, regardless of how she leaves.
Here's everything ahead on the ITV soap from Monday...
Emma leaves the show
Emma Brooker is set to leave the cobbles after actress Alexandra Mardell announced she had quit the soap, and her exit storyline has now been confirmed.
Emma and Faye (Ellie Leach) have been living with the guilty secret that they knocked down pensioner Ted at New Year, shortly before he died in his flat.
Emma has since started a secret relationship with Ted’s grandson Jon Spear, putting her in danger of exposing the cover-up.
While the romance between Emma and Jon has blossomed, ITV spoilers have revealed that all is set to be revealed in dramatic scenes ahead of Emma’s exit from Weatherfield.
The drama kicks off on Monday, April 14, when Emma considers a big move as Jon shares his plans to open a beach bar in Australia.
Later in the week, Emma and Faye are daggers drawn as Jon unexpectedly arrives at the flat.
Jon demands answers and Faye shockingly blurts out that they are responsible for his granddad’s death - could this be the end of the road for Faye and Emma?
ITV spoilers reveal that on Friday, April 8 Emma leaves Weatherfield - but will she be departing amid a happy ending or is the exit her fleeing from the law?
Imran and Abi exposed
Coronation Street fans will see explosive scenes next week, as the ITV soap airs the moment Abi Franklin and Imran Habeeb are found out.
Abi and Imran had a secret fling in September last year, leading to Abi falling pregnant.
She had no idea she was pregnant until six months into the pregnancy, when she gave birth prematurely and welcomed baby Alfie.
The little one has been in hospital since his birth earlier this month, while her partner Kevin already knew about the affair so realised he wasn't his biological son.
What Kevin didn't know though, until he finds out soon, is that Imran is the dad - while Imran's partner Toyah also doesn't know the truth.
Next week, spoilers confirm that the truth does come out - after previous spoilers revealed Kevin would find Alfie's birth certificate, which states Imran as the father.
Spoilers for the episodes commencing on Monday hint at dramatic scenes prior, as Toyah is devastated by the news about Imran and Abi's betrayal.
As she contemplates her next move with Elsie's adoption, she soon heads to the hospital - leaving Abi stunned to find her by little Alfie's incubator.
What will Toyah have to say to her, and will she forgive Abi for her lies?
Faye and Craig baby fears
Coronation Street will air a worrying time for Faye Windass and partner Craig Tinker next week, according to news spoilers for the ITV soap.
Pregnant Faye will be taken to hospital for scans, after she fears she is losing her unborn baby.
Faye only learned she was pregnant during Friday's episode, before she broke the news to her thrilled partner Craig - amid a rocky time for their romance.
In upcoming scenes, during a tense time for the characters, Faye will feel unwell and fear the worst.
As she emerges from the bathroom, she confides in flatmate Emma Brooker that she believes she is losing her baby.
Craig races his girlfriend to the hospital, and she soon undergoes a baby scan to find out what is going on.
But the couple are left stunned by what they are told when they are given the results of the scan.
Viewers will have to tune in next week to find out what happens, and if Faye's baby will be okay.
Laura has hours to live
Coronation Street spoilers have hinted that Laura Neelan will sadly die next week on the ITV soap.
The character returned to the cobbles earlier this year and confirmed to daughter Kelly that she had been diagnosed with terminal cancer.
Just days ago, Kelly's life was torn apart when her mother confessed to the brutal murder of her father Rick Neelan.
Of course viewers know it was Gary Windass, Kelly's current non-official guardian, who murdered Rick three years ago and buried his body.
Next week, spoilers appear to confirm Laura will pass away as she is told she only has hours to live by doctors.
When Gary hears the news, he's desperate to reconnect the mother and daughter seeing as it's all his fault, and he does his best to get through to Kelly before it is too late.
Fiz exits the cobbles
Spoilers for next week on the ITV soap reveal the character goes through with her and partner Phill's plans to move house, and away from the cobbles.
As the moment arrives, she appears to have doubts as she asks her ex Tyrone, the father of her children, whether she is doing the right thing.
With the house sold and the moving van packed up, it's time for Fiz to say goodbye to the street she's lived on for 21 years.
Fiz takes a look around at her soon to be former home, and wonders if she is doing the right thing.
She confesses to Tyrone that she is worried she is making a big mistake, but Tyrone covers his own upset about the news.
Wanting her to be happy, not realising how much she is doubting the move, he tells her she deserves a big house and a new life with Phill and the kids.
He soon waves her off as Fiz and co drive out of the famous street after saying their goodbyes, while Tyrone is evidently heartbroken about the move.
Later in the week though, and Fiz is back on the cobbles with it seeming as though despite moving away, she has no plans to leave the street permanently.
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Coronation Street airs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8pm on ITV.
