7 Coronation Street spoilers next week: Carl Webster double-crosses Theo Silverton and Maggie confesses

The Websters receive some welcome news when Debbie (Sue Devaney) successfully appeals a previous decision. However, her son Carl (Jonathan Howard) attempts to shift the blame and evade consequences for his own wrongdoings.

Sarah Platt is set on revealing the truth about Theo Silverton’s bad behavior, and Maggie Driscoll has to finally tell her son, Ben, something important.

Lisa Swain and Carla Connor share some good news together, but Sam Blakeman accuses Will Driscoll of something.

Jodie Ramsey is plotting to assist Bernie Winter-Alahan, while Tim Metcalfe prepares to face issues from his past.

Here are all your Coronation Street spoilers for 5th April – 10th April 2026.

7 Coronation Street spoilers next week

1. Debbie Webster is released from prison as Carl Webster’s lies catch up with him

Kevin is happy Debbie is out of prison, but quickly becomes worried when her husband, Ronnie, tells him she’s disappeared again.

Carl was happy to run into Debbie at the swings, but Ronnie was shocked to learn Carl had asked Debbie for £10,000 to cover Fiona’s debts, and she’d agreed—but only if Carl worked to earn the money.

When Ronnie calls Fiona, what will he find out?

Tracy Barlow and Mary Taylor are at the hotel meeting with a bride about her wedding flowers. However, Debbie’s inappropriate remarks upset the bride’s mother, and Ryan Connor notices her distress.

After Abi Webster hints to Summer Spellman that Debbie might not have been the one driving the car involved in Billy Mayhew’s accident, Summer directly asks Debbie if it was actually Carl who was behind the wheel.

Debbie, feeling panicked, reached for hot plates from Ryan as she tried to escape, but accidentally burned her hands and dropped them.

A scan soon reveals her dementia has worsened, which doesn’t surprise her.

Ronnie catches Carl flirting with Jodie and confronts him, upset by his behavior. However, after Carl tells Debbie what happened, Ronnie surprisingly apologizes – though it’s unclear if he’s sincere.

Okay, so there’s a really sweet moment between Debbie and Carl. She mentions wanting to learn to dance, and right then and there, Carl just starts teaching her the waltz! It’s a charming scene, and you can really feel a connection forming between them as they share that impromptu dance lesson. It’s one of those ‘meet cute’ moments that just works.

It’s heartwarming to see how happy my wife is right now. But something feels off about Carl acting so perfectly the devoted son… I have a feeling he’s about to unwittingly bring down another bad guy, and honestly, it’s a little nerve-wracking to watch.

Anyone affected by Debbie’s storyline can visit Dementia UK or call its helpline on 0800 888 6678.

2. Sarah Platt tries to expose Theo Silverton’s abuse as his murderous secret comes under threat

Sarah waited until Theo was gone before pleading with Todd to open the door. He was hesitant, but eventually let her in after disabling the doorbell camera.

Just as Sarah wonders why Todd hasn’t responded to George’s texts, they hear Theo coming back.

Sarah shares her worries with Summer and Christina Boyd, and Gary makes it known he wants Theo gone.

Gary suggests Sarah talk to Theo’s former partner, Danielle (played by Natalie Anderson), to find out if Theo was ever physically abusive towards her.

Todd was stunned by what he witnessed, and Theo was furious. Afterwards, Theo kissed Todd and shared the good news: his contract was approved, and they would be leaving for Belfast on Monday.

Todd forces a smile – but could Carl be about to thwart Theo’s plans?

Summer presses Carl for answers about the car accident, and he hints that the person responsible for Billy’s death is someone she already knows. Will Summer figure out that Theo was the one who caused Billy’s death?

As a longtime fan of Coronation Street, I was really impressed to learn they’ve been collaborating with Galop to make sure they portray abuse in LGBTQ+ relationships accurately and sensitively. They’re also working with Stonewall to depict the lasting trauma caused by conversion therapy, which is incredibly important. It’s great to see the show tackling these difficult but vital issues with such care and expertise.

For further information and support, please visit Refuge or Women’s Aid Federation of England.

3. Maggie Driscoll makes a big confession – will she reveal Jim McDonald bombshell?

Things are heating up at The Rovers, with Will and Ben still upset with Maggie, each for their own reasons. When Ben suddenly feels dizzy, Maggie wants to call for medical help, but Ben demands she first reveal the truth about his father.

Maggie confessed that Alan wasn’t Ben’s biological father, explaining she’d had a brief encounter with someone else.

I couldn’t believe it when Steve McDonald showed up and casually mentioned he’d left Amy with Ollie! Everyone was stunned by Maggie’s reaction – it was totally unexpected.

Is she finally going to reveal that Jim McDonald is Ben’s father? A recent photo suggests she might be!

Throughout the week, Ben has a hard time accepting that Alan wasn’t his biological father. Eva Price comforts him, reminding him that Alan loved him as if he were his own child.

Maggie is upset that Ben has rejected her advances and doesn’t seem interested in a relationship. She’s left wondering if there’s any way to fix things between them.

4. Lisa Swain and Carla Connor celebrate some good news

Lisa shared the news that her divorce is now finalized. Meanwhile, with her own wedding approaching, Carla treated Lisa to a celebratory coffee while Jodie watched baby Connie.

Everyone expects the Swarla wedding to be lovely, but it’s also predicted to be the end for one of Coronation Street’s bad guys. Will the bride and groom manage to avoid all the trouble?

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5. Sam Blakeman accuses Will Driscoll of intimidation

Okay, so things are really tense between Leanne and Toyah right now – they’re having a proper disagreement about whether Sam needs to see a counsellor. Meanwhile, Will’s trying to make amends with Sam, offering an apology at the Bistro. Sam accepts it, sort of… he shakes Will’s hand, but honestly, you can tell he’s still deeply suspicious and doesn’t really trust him at all. It’s all so frustrating to watch!

Toyah encourages Sam not to dwell on Will and Megan Walsh (Beth Nixon), but he confides in Hope Dobbs (Isabella Flanagan) that he’s been researching cases of grooming.

Hope teases Will about his older partner, and while Will is talking with Liam Connor, Sam warns him that trying to scare people isn’t going to be effective.

Okay, so things are getting messy! Will’s pretending he’s clueless around Liam, but then spills everything Sam’s accusing him of to Eva and Maggie. Eva’s furious and confronts Toyah, Leanne, and Nick about all the lies Sam’s spreading. And to top it all off, Sam actually sees Megan and Will together and immediately runs to tell everyone he knows!

Will insists to Eva he’s been at the pub all morning. Meanwhile, Sam is increasingly upset, anxious, and worried, feeling like something is wrong.

Nick thinks Will and Sam would benefit from spending time together, but Sam isn’t comfortable with the idea. Afterwards, Sam believes he spots Will and overhears him making hurtful comments, calling Sam a loser and suggesting no one would miss him.

Nick sets up a chess match between Sam and Roy Cropper, but the question is whether Sam will open up and share his feelings with Roy.

6. David Platt bonds with Jodie Ramsey as she schemes against Mal Roper

David mentioned he had the day off and intended to spend it watching movies, which prompted Jodie to call in sick so she could join him. David also confessed to switching their damaged wheelie bin with Lisa’s new one, and Jodie found it funny.

David is impressed to find he’s met his match, but will he see her true colours?

Jodie admits to Gemma Winter-Brown that she deliberately posted negative reviews on Mal Roper’s website, hoping to damage his business as payback for how he treated Bernie.

Okay, so Roy just dropped a bomb – Mal’s heading back to Inverness! Gemma immediately fills Bernie in, explaining Jodie’s involvement and suggesting Bernie should be happy about it. But honestly, watching this unfold, I’m left wondering what Jodie is really up to. There’s definitely something more going on with her, and I’m not buying the simple explanation at all. She’s playing a game, and I’m eager to see what it is.

7. Tim Metcalfe confronts Tricia Marlow over historic abuse

Sally attempts to discuss Tricia Marlow (played by Anita Booth) with Tim, but he avoids the conversation. While having a drink with Steve, Tim admits he wouldn’t know what to say even if he located Tricia.

Sally waits in the Freshco parking lot as a worried Tim goes inside to talk to Tricia. He’s hoping to find out the truth after discovering she manipulated him when he was a child.

If you’ve been troubled by the experiences of Will and Tim, support is available. You can reach the NSPCC Helpline at 0808 800 5000 or by emailing help@NSPCC.org.uk.

Coronation Street recently showed emotional scenes where George attempts to help Todd escape from the manipulative Theo. These episodes were released early on ITVX. You can watch Coronation Street weeknights at 8:30pm, or from 7am on ITVX.

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Laura DenbyFreelance Writer

Laura Denby writes about the latest happenings in popular British soap operas – like those set in the Dales, on the Cobbles, and in the East End – for TopMob. She’s a dedicated fan of comedy dramas and has also contributed to Digital Spy, Metro UK, and Yahoo UK.

2026-03-31 02:39