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  • <p>Even though he should be at the ceremony, he's still with Sarah at the Platt house.</p>
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    Monday, August 17: Gary's wedding day drama continues

    Even though he should be at the ceremony, he's still with Sarah at the Platt house.

  • <p>Having witnessed the closeness between Sarah and Gary, David tells Gary that he needs to make a decision about whether he loves Sarah or Maria.</p>
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    Monday, August 17: David is unimpressed

    Having witnessed the closeness between Sarah and Gary, David tells Gary that he needs to make a decision about whether he loves Sarah or Maria.

  • <p>Does he still want to go ahead with the wedding?</p>
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    Monday, August 17: Gary faces a big decision

    Does he still want to go ahead with the wedding?

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    Coronation Street's Geoff loses Tim's support, and 8 more soap moments this week

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  • <p>Tim tells his dad that he doesn't want to be piggy in the middle any longer. As a result, he and Sally are going away to stay with Gina for a while.</p>
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    Monday, August 17: Geoff may have lost Tim's support

    Tim tells his dad that he doesn't want to be piggy in the middle any longer. As a result, he and Sally are going away to stay with Gina for a while.

  • <p>Gemma's former enemy is going through a tough time.</p>
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    Monday, August 17: Gemma meets up with Vanessa

    Gemma's former enemy is going through a tough time.

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  • <p>Bernie has been trying to sabotage Gemma's friendship with Vanessa.</p>
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    Monday, August 17: Gemma apologises for Bernie

    Bernie has been trying to sabotage Gemma's friendship with Vanessa.

  • <p>Can they get on the same page?</p>
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    Monday, August 17: Gemma and Vanessa have a heart-to-heart

    Can they get on the same page?

  • <p>She'll be saying her goodbyes to Charlie and Lexi later on.</p>
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    Wednesday, August 19: It's a big day for Abi

    She'll be saying her goodbyes to Charlie and Lexi later on.

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  • <p>Kevin heads off for a call-out.</p>
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    Wednesday, August 19: Abi is left alone at the garage for a while

    Kevin heads off for a call-out.

  • <p>As Abi works on a car, the engine slips, trapping her arm.</p>
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    Wednesday, August 19: Disaster strikes for Abi

    As Abi works on a car, the engine slips, trapping her arm.

  • <p>This is the last thing she needed on such an important day.</p>
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    Wednesday, August 19: Abi is left in despair

    This is the last thing she needed on such an important day.

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  • <p>Meanwhile, Seb tries desperately to get hold of Abi, believing she has let them down again. Will she be able to get there?</p>
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    Wednesday, August 19: Abi remains trapped

    Meanwhile, Seb tries desperately to get hold of Abi, believing she has let them down again. Will she be able to get there?

  • <p>Billy is surprised.</p>
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    Wednesday, August 19: Paul suggests he'd like to do something for his 30th birthday

    Billy is surprised.

  • <p>But Billy is merely covering for a big surprise.</p>
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    Wednesday, August 19: Paul is disappointed when Billy says he won't be able to make it

    But Billy is merely covering for a big surprise.

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  • <p>They talk about the state of Sarah's marriage.</p>
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    Wednesday, August 19: Paul gossips with Alina

    They talk about the state of Sarah's marriage.

  • <p>She's not happy to hear Paul and Alina's conversation.</p>
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    Wednesday, August 19: Sarah walks in at the wrong moment

    She's not happy to hear Paul and Alina's conversation.

  • <p>Mary and Sean have opened Eileen's post and found a letter from Todd, demanding a thousand pounds. Sean hatches a plan to see if it really is Todd.</p>
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    Wednesday, August 19: Sean and Billy team up

    Mary and Sean have opened Eileen's post and found a letter from Todd, demanding a thousand pounds. Sean hatches a plan to see if it really is Todd.

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  • <p>They watch anxiously to see whether Todd will turn up.</p>
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    Wednesday, August 19: Sean, Billy and Mary have planted a bag of fake cash in Victoria Gardens

    They watch anxiously to see whether Todd will turn up.

  • <p>Paul has said that Gemma is behaving strangely.</p>
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    Friday, August 21: Bernie and Cathy are worried about Gemma

    Paul has said that Gemma is behaving strangely.

  • <p>She explains that she's not depressed, she just didn't want Paul to find out about the surprise party.</p>
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    Friday, August 21: Gemma insists everything is fine

    She explains that she's not depressed, she just didn't want Paul to find out about the surprise party.

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  • <p>Daniel continues to pay for time with her.</p>
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    Friday, August 21: Nicky arrives for her latest appointment at Daniel's flat

    Daniel continues to pay for time with her.

  • <p>He has cooked them both a meal.</p>
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    Friday, August 21: Daniel has a surprise for Nicky

    He has cooked them both a meal.

  • <p>She's starting to wonder whether these meetings should really continue.</p>
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    Friday, August 21: Nicky feels uncomfortable

    She's starting to wonder whether these meetings should really continue.

<p>Even though he should be at the ceremony, he's still with Sarah at the Platt house.</p>
<p>Having witnessed the closeness between Sarah and Gary, David tells Gary that he needs to make a decision about whether he loves Sarah or Maria.</p>
<p>Does he still want to go ahead with the wedding?</p>
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<p>Tim tells his dad that he doesn't want to be piggy in the middle any longer. As a result, he and Sally are going away to stay with Gina for a while.</p>
<p>Gemma's former enemy is going through a tough time.</p>
<p>Bernie has been trying to sabotage Gemma's friendship with Vanessa.</p>
<p>Can they get on the same page?</p>
<p>She'll be saying her goodbyes to Charlie and Lexi later on.</p>
<p>Kevin heads off for a call-out.</p>
<p>As Abi works on a car, the engine slips, trapping her arm.</p>
<p>This is the last thing she needed on such an important day.</p>
<p>Meanwhile, Seb tries desperately to get hold of Abi, believing she has let them down again. Will she be able to get there?</p>
<p>Billy is surprised.</p>
<p>But Billy is merely covering for a big surprise.</p>
<p>They talk about the state of Sarah's marriage.</p>
<p>She's not happy to hear Paul and Alina's conversation.</p>
<p>Mary and Sean have opened Eileen's post and found a letter from Todd, demanding a thousand pounds. Sean hatches a plan to see if it really is Todd.</p>
<p>They watch anxiously to see whether Todd will turn up.</p>
<p>Paul has said that Gemma is behaving strangely.</p>
<p>She explains that she's not depressed, she just didn't want Paul to find out about the surprise party.</p>
<p>Daniel continues to pay for time with her.</p>
<p>He has cooked them both a meal.</p>
<p>She's starting to wonder whether these meetings should really continue.</p>

Tim is losing patience.

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