Coronation Street spoiler pictures show Geoff Metcalfe confronted over his lies

  • <p>He storms out of the Platt house and starts drinking after an argument with Gail about his relationship with Alina. However, things turn nasty when he's spotted by a gang.</p>
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    Monday, March 30: David is targeted by muggers

    He storms out of the Platt house and starts drinking after an argument with Gail about his relationship with Alina. However, things turn nasty when he's spotted by a gang.

  • <p>David is badly outnumbered.</p>
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    Monday, March 30: The gang mean business

    David is badly outnumbered.

  • <p>The thugs drag him into an alleyway and threaten him with a knife.</p>
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    Monday, March 30: David is scared

    The thugs drag him into an alleyway and threaten him with a knife.

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  • <p>It's for Geoff, who has seemingly taken a turn for the worse.</p>
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    Monday, March 30: An ambulance arrives on the cobbles

    It's for Geoff, who has seemingly taken a turn for the worse.

  • <p>He has suffered a funny turn, clutching his chest.</p>
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    Monday, March 30: Concern mounts for Geoff

    He has suffered a funny turn, clutching his chest.

  • <p>The paramedics have found nothing wrong with him, and Alya fears that he's manipulating Yasmeen again.</p>
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    Monday, March 30: Not everyone is sympathetic towards Geoff

    The paramedics have found nothing wrong with him, and Alya fears that he's manipulating Yasmeen again.

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  • <p>Yasmeen has called off the planned holiday to Spain for Zeedan's wedding – it seems Geoff's attention-seeking has had the desired result.</p>
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    Monday, March 30: Ryan and Alya discuss the Geoff incident

    Yasmeen has called off the planned holiday to Spain for Zeedan's wedding – it seems Geoff's attention-seeking has had the desired result.

  • <p>Wanting to show he's committed to Emma, Seb tells Alina that it might be best for her to move out of the flat.</p>
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    Monday, March 30: Seb has bad news for Alina

    Wanting to show he's committed to Emma, Seb tells Alina that it might be best for her to move out of the flat.

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    Coronation Street's Alya Nazir confronts Geoff Metcalfe for lying over the hotel

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  • <p>Geoff loses it in response. </p>
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    Wednesday, April 1: Alya tells Geoff that she has already reported him to the police

    Geoff loses it in response.

  • <p>She's horrified to see Geoff behaving so nastily towards her granddaughter.</p>
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    Wednesday, April 1: Yasmeen is shocked when she returns home

    She's horrified to see Geoff behaving so nastily towards her granddaughter.

  • <p>Are the tables starting to turn?</p>
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    Wednesday, April 1: Yasmeen warns Geoff to stay away from Alya

    Are the tables starting to turn?

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  • <p>He demands to see a copy of the residents' rulebook at Stillwaters.</p>
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    Wednesday, April 1: Ken stands up to Charles

    He demands to see a copy of the residents' rulebook at Stillwaters.

  • <p>Norris and Ken are far from impressed by his excuses.</p>
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    Wednesday, April 1: Charles claims they're waiting for a new book to be printed

    Norris and Ken are far from impressed by his excuses.

  • <p>He's having his hearing aids fitted at the hospital.</p>
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    Friday, April 3: It's a big day for baby Aled

    He's having his hearing aids fitted at the hospital.

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  • <p>Aled's face lights up when he hears his parents' voices for the first time.</p>
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    Friday, April 3: There's a moving moment with Chesney, Aled and Gemma

    Aled's face lights up when he hears his parents' voices for the first time.

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    Coronation Street's Yasmeen Metcalfe diagnosed with an STI after Geoff's cheating

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    Coronation Street's Geoff manipulates Yasmeen after she walks out on him

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    14 Coronation Street spoilers for next week

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<p>He storms out of the Platt house and starts drinking after an argument with Gail about his relationship with Alina. However, things turn nasty when he's spotted by a gang.</p>
<p>David is badly outnumbered.</p>
<p>The thugs drag him into an alleyway and threaten him with a knife.</p>
<p>It's for Geoff, who has seemingly taken a turn for the worse.</p>
<p>He has suffered a funny turn, clutching his chest.</p>
<p>The paramedics have found nothing wrong with him, and Alya fears that he's manipulating Yasmeen again.</p>
<p>Yasmeen has called off the planned holiday to Spain for Zeedan's wedding – it seems Geoff's attention-seeking has had the desired result.</p>
<p>Wanting to show he's committed to Emma, Seb tells Alina that it might be best for her to move out of the flat.</p>
Photo credit: ITV
<p>Geoff loses it in response. </p>
<p>She's horrified to see Geoff behaving so nastily towards her granddaughter.</p>
<p>Are the tables starting to turn?</p>
<p>He demands to see a copy of the residents' rulebook at Stillwaters.</p>
<p>Norris and Ken are far from impressed by his excuses.</p>
<p>He's having his hearing aids fitted at the hospital.</p>
<p>Aled's face lights up when he hears his parents' voices for the first time.</p>
Photo credit: ITV
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