Tuesday, 11th May 2021 at 7:15 am
Sam Blakeman (Jude Riordan) is in danger this week when Sharon Bentley (Tracie Bennett) arranges for him to be kidnapped to lure his family out of hiding in order to get her drug dealing nephew Harvey Gaskell (Will Mellor) out of prison. Will the plan work?
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Asha Alahan (Tanisha Gorey) reveals the real reason she’s defending boyfriend Corey Brent (Maximus Evans) after the hate crime attacked that killed Seb, and Johnny Connor (Richard Hawley) is released as Jenny Connor (Sally Ann Matthews) faces temptation…
Here are all your Coronation Street spoilers for
17th – 21st May 2021.
A drugs boss was let out of jail to marry his sweetheart seven months into a six-year sentence for trafficking £120,000 of cocaine.
Benjamin Connor, 27, claimed he had a right to marry Adele Hunter, 26, in Goole Register Office under human rights laws.
The governer of HMP Humber has been blasted for the move - which is said to have left Justice Minister Robert Buckland absolutely furious .
Connor rammed a police vehicle when it tried to stop him at a roundabout before driving the wrong way on a slip road heading towards the M1 in July in Wakefield, West Yorkshire.
When police stopped him by crashing into his car, Connor was found to be carrying seven pounds of cocaine in a shoe box in his footwell.
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Ministry of Justice want to know more about why a wedding was allowed to occur outside of prison involving a Leeds drug boss who is serving a six-year sentence THE Ministry of Justice are seeking further clarification on how a wedding, involving a Leeds drug boss, who is in prison for trafficking £120,000 worth of cocaine, was allowed to take place. Benjamin Connor, 27, who is seven months into a six-year sentence, temporarily exited HMP Humber to marry Adele Hunter, 26. It is understood two police officers drove Connor to Goole Register Office for the ceremony which lasted two hours.
When your parents won’t let you buy any pets, there’s only one thing for it – get your school to adopt some instead. And luckily for pupils at Seascale School, Year Two teacher Kiera Connor adores all animals, great and small, and was over the moon to welcome two new furry additions to her class. With animals being the focus of lessons for the six-to-seven-year-olds throughout the term, the group was excited to chat on Zoom with the popular Woolly Farm, learning all about the sheep, llamas, alpacas and others who live there. But two baby guinea pigs caught the pupils’ eyes, and they couldn’t stop asking farm owner Amy Armitage-Reay about their new little friends.