Coronation Street spoiler pictures show Summer Spellman hit by a car

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Monday, February 1: Summer makes a shocking discovery
When she arrives home, she finds Will in the flat smashing things up. Will's break-in is the latest order he has received from Todd, who wants to cause more trouble for Paul and Billy.
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Monday, February 1: Asha is starting a new job
Roy has given her a trial shift at the café.
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Monday, February 1: Corey arrives to see Asha
He asks Asha to hear him out after their recent split.
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Monday, February 1: Asha refuses to forgive Corey
She spells it out that he's dumped for good.
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Monday, February 1: Nina applauds Asha's no-nonsense attitude
Corey shoots daggers at her.
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Monday, February 1: Simon continues with his new job
He's doing deliveries for the chippy.
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Monday, February 1: Simon confides in his friend Jacob from the chippy
When Simon admits that his family is struggling financially, Jacob offers to lend him £60.
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Monday, February 1: Summer rushes out of the flat
She's terrified after seeing Will smashing things up inside.
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Monday, February 1: Summer's panicked state leads to disaster
She runs straight into the path of an oncoming car.
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Monday, February 1: Summer is knocked over
It's a nasty collision.
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Monday, February 1: Billy, Todd and Paul watch on
They're horrified by what has happened to Summer.
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Monday, February 1: Summer is left unconscious
It's unclear whether she'll be okay.
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Monday, February 1: Police are called to the scene
Craig takes charge.
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Monday, February 1: Craig asks questions
Mary reveals what she saw.
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Monday, February 1: Paul feels terrible
He blames himself since Will was the culprit behind the break-in.
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Monday, February 1: Peter continues to struggle
His withdrawal from alcohol is hitting him hard.
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Monday, February 1: Carla is concerned for Peter
Peter is sweating profusely and seems to be on the brink of another seizure.
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Monday, February 1: Peter makes a confession to Carla
He's supposed to be weaning himself off alcohol gradually to avoid sudden death, but admits that he has been tipping his medicinal whisky down the sink when Ken's back is turned. Carla encourages Peter to tackle the situation properly by following doctor's orders.
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Monday, February 1: Simon is feeling upbeat
His friendship with his new workmate Jacob seems to be going well.
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Monday, February 1: Simon speaks to Kelly about Jacob
He's full of enthusiasm over his new mate.
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Monday, February 1: Kelly seems troubled
Is she right to be worried?
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Wednesday, February 3: Billy remains furious with Paul
He blames Paul for Summer's accident, as he brought Will into their lives.
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Wednesday, February 3: Paul realises it could be all over with Billy
Their relationship is hanging by a thread.
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Wednesday, February 3: Aadi has news for Evelyn
He reveals that he'll be conducting her performance review at lunchtime.
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Wednesday, February 3: Evelyn is not too impressed
Aadi is put under strict instruction from Dev not to wind Evelyn up.
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Wednesday, February 3: Tyrone shares some bad news with Alina
He admits that she'll need to move out as the house is too crowded.
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Wednesday, February 3: Alina hears that Tyrone has made alternative arrangements for her
Tyrone has asked Debbie to let Alina move back into the salon flat.
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Wednesday, February 3: Daisy and Jenny have a meal together at the Bistro
Jenny needs some cheering up while Johnny is in prison.
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Wednesday, February 3: Daisy notices someone checking Jenny out
She's quick to share this information with Jenny.
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Wednesday, February 3: Jenny is amused
But Daisy takes it a step further by nipping over and asking the man for his phone number.
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Friday, February 5: Jacob shows his true colours
As Simon continues to do deliveries for the chippy, Jacob encourages him to make a delivery of a different kind.
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Friday, February 5: Simon's heart sinks
Jacob wants him to get involved with illegal activity.
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Friday, February 5: Imran asks Leanne about returning to work
Leanne has been taking time out since Oliver's death.
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Friday, February 5: Leanne can't face returning to work
She tells Imran that she's resigning. This concerns Simon, who realises that Leanne will now depend on him more than ever.
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Friday, February 5: Jenny is upset
During a visit to Johnny in prison, she saw that his condition had worsened.
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Friday, February 5: Daisy is not sympathetic
She reckons Jenny should leave Johnny.
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Friday, February 5: Tracy and David prepare to do battle
Debbie will be putting Number 8 up for auction tomorrow.
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Friday, February 5: David is worried about the auction
He fears that he'll never raise the money in time.

<p>When she arrives home, she finds Will in the flat smashing things up. Will's break-in is the latest order he has received from Todd, who wants to cause more trouble for Paul and Billy.</p>

<p>Roy has given her a trial shift at the café. </p>

<p>He asks Asha to hear him out after their recent split.</p>

<p>She spells it out that he's dumped for good.</p>

<p>He's doing deliveries for the chippy.</p>

<p>When Simon admits that his family is struggling financially, Jacob offers to lend him £60.</p>

<p>She's terrified after seeing Will smashing things up inside.</p>

<p>She runs straight into the path of an oncoming car.</p>

<p>They're horrified by what has happened to Summer.</p>

<p>It's unclear whether she'll be okay.</p>

<p>He blames himself since Will was the culprit behind the break-in.</p>

<p>His withdrawal from alcohol is hitting him hard. </p>

<p>Peter is sweating profusely and seems to be on the brink of another seizure.</p>

<p>He's supposed to be weaning himself off alcohol gradually to avoid sudden death, but admits that he has been tipping his medicinal whisky down the sink when Ken's back is turned. Carla encourages Peter to tackle the situation properly by following doctor's orders.</p>

<p>His friendship with his new workmate Jacob seems to be going well.</p>

<p>He's full of enthusiasm over his new mate.</p>

<p>He blames Paul for Summer's accident, as he brought Will into their lives.</p>

<p>Their relationship is hanging by a thread.</p>

<p>He reveals that he'll be conducting her performance review at lunchtime.</p>

<p>Aadi is put under strict instruction from Dev not to wind Evelyn up.</p>

<p>He admits that she'll need to move out as the house is too crowded.</p>

<p>Tyrone has asked Debbie to let Alina move back into the salon flat.</p>

<p>Jenny needs some cheering up while Johnny is in prison.</p>

<p>She's quick to share this information with Jenny.</p>

<p>But Daisy takes it a step further by nipping over and asking the man for his phone number.</p>

<p>As Simon continues to do deliveries for the chippy, Jacob encourages him to make a delivery of a different kind.</p>

<p>Jacob wants him to get involved with illegal activity.</p>

<p>Leanne has been taking time out since Oliver's death.</p>

<p>She tells Imran that she's resigning. This concerns Simon, who realises that Leanne will now depend on him more than ever.</p>

<p>During a visit to Johnny in prison, she saw that his condition had worsened.</p>

<p>She reckons Jenny should leave Johnny.</p>

<p>Debbie will be putting Number 8 up for auction tomorrow.</p>

<p>He fears that he'll never raise the money in time.</p>

26 January 2021, 2:00 am

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