David and Daisy’s Shocking Hit and Run: Will They Survive the Coronation Street Chaos?

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Next week, there will be a startling event where David Platt (Jack P Shepherd) and Daisy Midgeley (Charlotte Jordan) suffer severe injuries when they are accidentally hit by a car!

After Max Turner (Paddy Bever) received his sentence for arson, Jenny Connor (Sally Ann Matthews) attempted to kiss Kit Green (Jacob Roberts), all unfolding in the series.

Meanwhile, elsewhere, Kevin Webster (played by Michael Le Vell) finds himself in a somber state following his suspicion that Ronnie Bailey (portrayed by Vinta Morgan) may be romantically interested in Abi Webster (characterized by Sally Carman-Duttine).

In simpler terms, character Cassie Plummer (played by Claire Sweeney) seems to receive undeserved leniency, whereas character Carla Connor (portrayed by Alison King) continues to live in apprehension due to her brother Rob Donovan’s escape (played by Marc Baylis).

In simpler terms, the character Yasmeen Metcalfe, portrayed by Shelley King, shares some news. Meanwhile, the decision made by Julie Carp (Katy Cavanagh) about her cancer complicates matters. Lastly, Dylan Wilson (Liam McCheyne) is given some advice or insightful thoughts.

Here are all your Coronation Street spoilers for 3rd – 7th March 2025.

9 Coronation Street spoilers next week

1. Max Turner is sentenced in exit plot

David rushes into court, and Max is relieved to see his dad.

David, Shona (Julia Goulding), and Lauren Bolton (Cait Fitton) stand by, witnessing as the judge hands down a verdict for Max’s crime involving fraud and arson that led to the house fire.

Considering that Max’s actions were driven by a desire to aid the Platts with their debt, which is tied to his family, will there be any mercy or leniency displayed towards Max in this situation?

It has been confirmed that Max actor, Bev, has already shot his last scenes. However, we’re wondering about the length of his prison sentence for the teen.

2. Jenny Connor makes drunken pass at Kit Green

Daisy gives Jenny a legal paperwork and clarifies that if Jenny intends to settle matters with Carla, she should put the transfer rights onto Daniel Osbourne (played by Rob Mallard) by signing the necessary documents.

However, Jenny issues a stern caution to Daniel, advising him to be careful with Daisy, and later accuses Daisy of causing the impending loss of her cherished tavern.

In my opinion, when asked about the baby mix-up, Daisy assertively points out that it was indeed her brainchild – allowing Daniel to believe the child was his own – as a means to resolve their financial predicament.

As I sit here, glass of wine now empty, I can’t help but declare that my birthday this year has been an absolute disaster – quite possibly the worst one yet. But then, in a twist of events that I never saw coming, I find myself making a regrettable advance towards Kit! Now, the suspense is killing me as I wait to see how he’ll react…

The next day, Jenny shares this secret with Daisy, meanwhile, Kit advises Daniel to request evidence from Daisy to confirm the paternity of the baby, which leaves Jenny feeling uneasy.

In a twist of events, Daniel requests Daisy to vow under the baby’s name that he is the father, though it’s actually Kit. However, Daisy, aware of the truth, swiftly exits the pub. This sets off two intertwining narratives…

3. David Platt and Daisy Midgeley are mowed down in shock hit and run

As David finishes securing the salon, Andy suddenly shows up. Waving a knife menacingly, Andy informs David that their mutual adversary, Harvey Gaskell (portrayed by Will Mellor), intends to eliminate David due to his life insurance policy!

As the week unfolds, Shona picks up on David’s concerns, assuring him they will discover a solution to their predicament together.

However, David conceals his emotional upheaval, prompting Nick Tilsley (Ben Price) and Sarah Platt (Tina O’Brien) to worry as they observe him consuming vodka during midday hours.

A drunk David stumbles out into the road just as Daisy is also leaving the Rovers.

Shona arrives just in time to see a car hurtling towards David.

In this situation, the car collides with both David and Daisy, prompting Nick, Sarah, Daniel, Jenny, and Kit to quickly arrive at the scene, discovering that David and Daisy have sustained severe injuries.

Shona is attending to David, yet it’s evident that he’s critically injured and losing a lot of blood. Kit summons an ambulance, meanwhile, Jenny and Daniel are pleading with Daisy to regain consciousness, worried about her and her unborn child.

Locals are anxiously hopeful that David and Daisy will recover, all the while Kit inquires about the accident.

Will everyone involved be OK?

4. Kevin Webster is furious with Ronnie Bailey

Sally Dynevor, as Sally Metcalfe, informs Joe Duttine’s character, Tim, that she intends to host a dinner gathering with Kevin (Michael Le Vell), Abi and Debbie Webster (Sue Devaney) along with Ronnie, in an effort to mend any tensions.

But Kevin thinks Ronnie is flirting with Abi, and his mood darkens. What will Kevin do next?

5. Ken Barlow shows leniency to Cassie Plummer

It upsets Ken to learn that Fiz and Tyrone have asked Cassie to leave their home.

Astounded by Ken’s decision not to pursue charges against Cassie for drugging him, given that she’s already lost much, I find myself at a loss for words!

Will Cassie get away with her crime or will Tracy wreak hell?

6. Carla Connor is spooked as Rob Donovan remains on the run

Carla is determined to return to work, but when Betsy Swain (Sydney Martin) informs her about a radio report mentioning a Rob sighting in Brighton, Carla expresses her hope that the authorities locate him swiftly.

Upon finding her apartment’s door ajar and indications that someone had been inside, Carla ponders whether it might have been Rob.

Has escapee Rob returned to the cobbles once more?

7. Yasmeen Metcalfe reveals new job as another departure looms

In response to Fabian attempting to compel Alya Nazir (Sair Khan) into handling a case involving coercive control, she decides to resign from her position instead.

As I sat there, taken aback, I found myself unexpectedly charged for my on-screen lessons. Not long after, I found myself turning to my partner, Adam Barlow, played skillfully by Sam Robertson, to inquire about reclaiming my previous position.

Later, Gran Yasmeen shares with Alya that she has received an opportunity to work for a charity based in London, which prompts her to consider selling her stake in Speed Daal.

How will Alya react? We know Yasmeen is due to leave soon, so will she get Alya’s blessing?

8. Julie Carp’s tragic secret causes problems

Brian Packham (played by Peter Gunn) is thrilled to learn that Julie won’t be leaving, since Eileen Grimshaw (portrayed by Sue Cleaver) has extended an invitation for her to remain with them.

However, when Eileen wishes to spend a day with Julie, Julie comes up with reasons not to meet, leaving Eileen feeling let down.

Or simply: Whenever Eileen plans a day out with Julie, Julie finds ways to decline, causing Eileen to feel disheartened.

Is there a chance that critically ill Julie might choose to share details about an upcoming visit with her palliative care nurse with her sibling?

9. Dylan Wilson is given some advice

In the STC, Ryan Mulvey’s character, Brody, advises Dylan to halt his excessive flattery towards teacher Daniel, or risk receiving a punishment.

Or, more casually:
Brody tells Dylan to cool it with the teacher-brownnosing, or he might end up getting into trouble in STC.

Later, Brody urges Dylan to stop skulking about and get a job with him sorting parcels.

Will Dylan take the advice and do something proactive?

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2025-02-25 04:19