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Corrie spoilers: Johnny Connor s eyesight begins to fail in MS relapse ahead of court date Mirror 30/12/2020 Sara-Aisha Kent
Coronation Street s Johnny Connor s health is declining but it will not mean his day in court is moved.
Johnny (Richard Hawley) is currently dealing with a ton of guilt after he ran over an innocent man - who then died - while committing a crime job with Scott Emberton (Tom Roberts).
Overwhelmed with culpability he asks wife Jenny (Sally Ann Matthews) to end their marriage by getting a divorce as he believes he is on the way to a long time in prison.
| UPDATED: 15:03, Sun, Dec 20, 2020
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Coronation Street s bad boy Todd Grimshaw (played by Gareth Pierce) was welcomed back to the cobbles in October after he had disappeared for three years. But while he is seemingly trying to make peace with ex-Billy Mayhew (Daniel Brocklebank) and new boyfriend Paul Foreman (Peter Ash), he is secretly trying to stir the pot between the loved-up pair. This time, Todd is using Paul s volunteer position at a helpline to try and win back Billy.
Coronation Street fans convinced Sarah attacked Adam after spotting big clue
Coronation Street fans think Sarah attacked her husband Adam Barlow, though it didn t stop her crying by his bedside in hospital and accusing Gary Windass of the deadly assault
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