13 Coronation Street spoilers for next week
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Note: This article discusses topics including rape and sexual assault.
Coronation Street spoilers follow.
Next week on Coronation Street, Amy is left traumatised in the show's new storyline exploring the issue of sexual consent.
Elsewhere, Daisy heads to court to seek help over Justin, and the truth about Beth and Hope's slapping incident is finally exposed.
Here's a full collection of 13 big moments coming up.
1. Amy is shocked by Aaron's revelation
Amy wakes up hungover and with no memory of what happened the night before. She's shocked when Aaron tells her that things went too far last night and they shouldn't have slept together.
Amy points out that she was far too drunk to give consent for sex. Aaron claims that she wanted it as much as he did, but Amy can tell that he's lying.
2. Amy struggles to cope
As a traumatised Amy tries to process what happened, she has an awful night's sleep and ends up missing her latest university lecture.
Later, Amy agrees to meet Summer for a drink at the Rovers, unable to think of a reason not to attend.
When Amy finds out that Aaron is there and that he's invited a friend along, she makes excuses and walks out.
3. Summer is confused by Amy's advice
Later in the week, Summer tells Amy that she's planning to go to university in Manchester so that she can stay close to Aaron. Wishing that her friend would stay away from Aaron, Amy vaguely encourages her to look further afield. Summer is confused by the unexpected advice.
Later, Aaron makes another plea for Amy not to tell Summer what happened between them, but he continues to insist that it was consensual sex.
4. Christina's new boyfriend shocks Daisy
Daisy heads to the Bistro for lunch with her mum, who brings her new boyfriend along.
Daisy is horrified when her mother's "new man" turns out to be stalker Justin, who's clearly playing another twisted game.
5. Daisy and Daniel argue over the wedding
Daisy decides to reschedule her wedding after becoming worried that Justin might have discovered what the date is.
There's more bad news for Daisy when the boutique owner gets in touch, withdrawing the deal to lend her a dress. It turns out that Justin has been in touch with the business, accusing Daisy of assault. The boutique now fears bad publicity if they associate themselves with Daisy.
Daniel tries to make light of the situation, but this only irritates Daisy further, and she storms off.
6. Justin crosses another boundary
While at home at Number 1, Daisy hears the doorbell and checks the app to find out who it is. She's concerned to see that Justin has paid another visit.
Daisy orders Justin to go away, but when she returns to the living room, she's appalled to find that Justin has forced his way in through the back door. Daisy is clearly terrified as she worries about what Justin will do.
7. Daisy goes to court over Justin
Later in the week, Daisy heads to court to seek a Stalking Protection Order, which would put restrictions on Justin after his frightening behaviour.
Dee-Dee represents Daisy and points out to the Judge that Justin hasn't bothered to show up to defend himself. Daisy also gives a powerful statement, explaining how Justin has made her life miserable recently.
Suddenly, there's an interruption in the courtroom as Justin arrives late. He gives his own false version of events, claiming that he's a friend of Daisy's and the stalking allegations are just a misunderstanding.
8. Fiz and Tyrone discover the truth about Hope and Beth
Fiz and Tyrone go home for a romantic lunch but are surprised to find Hope there when she's supposed to be in school.
Fiz innocently steps towards Hope but is surprised when she flinches and begs her mum not to hit her. It dawns on Fiz and Tyrone that Hope is genuinely fearful and must have been telling the truth about Beth slapping her.
9. Beth makes her apologies
After coming clean about what really happened, Beth writes a letter of apology to Hope and asks Fiz to pass it along.
With her relationship also on the rocks, Beth takes some advice from Maria, who thinks that she needs to find a way to remind Kirk that she's a good person.
Beth takes Kirk on a trip down memory lane by showing him some keepsakes from their relationship and expressing how much she loves him. Kirk is clearly moved by the gesture but insists that he needs more time before making any promises about their future.
10. Beth and Kirk try to move forward
Beth and Kirk soon face a second crisis over a letter that Kirk has found from Beth's ex-boyfriend Marco.
The couple's latest clash leads to Kirk threatening to move out. However, when they realise that this isn't what they want, they agree that it's time to move on from these arguments and put their differences behind them.
11. Tim worries about Elaine
Elaine continues to grow closer to Stephen and shows off a picture of a country cottage.
Elaine tells Tim that she's been looking at properties and taking some advice from Stephen, as they plan to spend plenty of time together. Still struggling to trust Stephen, a concerned Tim wonders what his mum is getting herself into.
12. Jackson returns
Faye continues to ignore messages from Jackson, the father of her daughter Miley.
Not giving up, Jackson visits Number 4 and introduces himself to Sally and Tim. He explains that he's moved back to the UK with Miley and has been struggling to get in touch with Faye.
Sally fills in the blanks for Tim, explaining that Faye had already told her about ignoring Jackson's messages because she doesn't want to see Miley. Tim is shocked by the revelation.
13. Sam and Hope become more than friends
Sam and Hope grow closer as they catch up at the café.
The school kids agree that they're now boyfriend and girlfriend.
Coronation Street airs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8pm on ITV1 and streams on ITVX.
Read more Coronation Street spoilers on our dedicated homepage
Coronation Street has been working with the Schools Consent Project on Amy's storyline.
If you've been affected by the issues raised in this story, you can access more information from Rape Crisis England and Wales, who work towards the elimination of all forms of sexual violence and sexual misconduct, on their website or by calling the National Rape Crisis Helpline on 0808 802 9999. Rape Crisis Scotland’s helpline number is 08088 01 03 02.
Readers in the US are encouraged to contact RAINN, or the National Sexual Assault Hotline on 800-656-4673.
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