Next week on Coronation Street, Weatherfield is rocked by emotional turmoil, escalating violence, and buried secrets as Kit Green’s haunting past is finally unveiled, Gary Windass takes a dangerous stand for justice, and Debbie Webster’s personal struggles come to a boiling point. A series of intense developments sets the stage for dramatic showdowns, personal confessions, and irreversible consequences.

The week kicks off with a seemingly normal event—the wedding fayre—turning chaotic. Debbie is already on edge, especially when she loses her clipboard and has to deal with Leanne’s constant complaints about Speed Daal’s stand placement. While trying to rearrange things herself, Debbie accidentally cuts her hand. Ronnie insists she get medical attention, and at A&E, Debbie’s panic sets in as a nurse begins to question her medical history. Clearly hiding something, she pushes Ronnie away, leaving him hurt and confused.

Meanwhile, things take a darker turn with Mick and Liam. After a cruel prank where Liam laces Mick’s tea with washing powder, Mick exacts disturbing revenge by locking the teen in a tool shed. Liam’s cries for help go unanswered, and the act sparks a chain reaction that brings Gary into the picture.

Elsewhere, Lauren reveals to Bobby that she had to use the £500 he gave her for a flat deposit. Devastated by what he sees as betrayal, Bobby ends their friendship, leaving Lauren heartbroken and isolated.

In another part of Weatherfield, Eileen’s nightmare continues. At the pub, she runs into Lou, who reveals a past connection with Kit. The emotional blow intensifies when Kit discloses that Julie’s autopsy showed traces of Eileen’s painkillers in her system. Eileen, still reeling from her sister’s death, is now drowning in the fear that she’ll be blamed for it. She tells George she’s unable to properly grieve while under such stress, as the possibility of being charged for murder looms large.

Meanwhile, big changes are happening at the Rovers. With Jenny moving out and Ryan shifting to work with Debbie, Carla appoints Glenda as the pub’s new manager. Jenny, carrying her heartbreak quietly, packs up her belongings and moves in with Rita.

By Wednesday, the fallout from Mick’s actions catches up with him. When Liam goes missing, Gary and Maria eventually find him hiding in the café. Liam confesses that Mick locked him in the shed. Infuriated, Gary confronts Mick and locks him in the shed to teach him a lesson—then fires him. But the confrontation doesn’t end there. Later, Mick attacks Gary in the street, landing a brutal punch. Gary, stunned, grabs an empty bottle to defend himself—but Kit intervenes, stepping between them and diffusing the situation before it spirals into disaster.

Debbie, meanwhile, is unraveling. After switching from soft drinks to vodka during a bistro lunch with Abi, it’s clear she’s using alcohol to cope. When she becomes too drunk to stand, Abi calls Carl for help. Slurring her words, Debbie confesses to Abi that she’s received some bad news—though the details remain a mystery.

In the café, tensions rise as Betsy confronts Lauren over how she treated Bobby, resulting in a ketchup-splattered Roy. At the Rovers, Glenda informs Carla that the pub is short-staffed, hinting at further complications ahead. Kit, sensing guilt over how he’s neglected Sarah, apologizes and asks her to dinner, while Lauren confides in Aadi about her plans now that Frankie is out of the hospital.

Friday’s episode marks a turning point—a special flashback installment that sheds light on Kit’s troubled past. As Bernie stops by Kit’s flat, desperate to understand his recent behavior, the story pivots to Kit’s teenage years. Played by a younger actor, Kit is seen making fateful choices, brushing up against the law, and forming complex ties with Mick and Lou that persist to this day. These formative experiences offer context for the man he’s become—driven, damaged, and caught in a web of secrecy and loyalty.

As the past and present interweave, tensions flare between Maria and Lou, each standing by their respective partners in the aftermath of the Gary–Mick brawl. Gary and Maria confront Kit, accusing him of corruption. Kit doesn’t back down—he counters that Gary was the one wielding a weapon. The cracks between them widen.

Meanwhile, Bernie—armed with the memory of a suspicious photo she discovered in the bin—forces her way into Kit’s flat. She demands the truth about why he’s protecting Mick. Something isn’t adding up, and Bernie isn’t backing down.

As Mick and Lou take Brody out to celebrate his release from the Secure Training Centre, it becomes clear that alliances are shifting, old loyalties are being tested, and secrets are closer than ever to exploding.

By the end of the week, Coronation Street offers viewers a powerful mix of emotional depth and gripping drama. Kit’s origin story reshapes our understanding of his motives, Gary’s rage places him on the edge of legality, and Debbie’s inner turmoil threatens to consume her entirely. Weatherfield is a powder keg—and next week, it might just blow.