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Suicide the End for Phelan! TERROR! ITH AY DANGER! SNAKE ON THE V LOOSE! Cliff-top horror! David Ross “I’M SUICIDE THE END LEAVING drama! FOR FOR PHELAN! GOOD!” 12 9 770966 849166 WA LFOR D Plu MAYHEM! PHIL KAT’S CHEATS? CASUALTY SECRET WEDDING CRASH SHAME! TRAGEDY! Issue 12 • 24 – 30 Mar 2018 that had been deposited in that shiny new building Yo u r s t a r s development scheme, but magine being to children and animals, that wasn’t his fault. And this week! Eileen Grimshaw, and he even heats up your he’s worked so hard to get eh? After being let microwave lasagne for himself back on his feet. Life 20 downw and cheated on, you if you’ve had a long couldn’t be better... oh, dear! theen enduring a So never mind those coouple of quite who’ve lost friends, lovers duull partners “Imagine being and relatives at Phelan’s (thereh was Eileen Grimshaw!” hands – we think it’s quite one who was right that Eileen is the one a fireman with a shift and some tricky to get the final showdown. wifew and that one customers at Streetcars. In our eyes, her shattered offo Cold Feet), Okay, so he had bad dreams are by far Phelan’s you finally meet luck with his business most heinous crime. Andrew a good’un. He’s partner who ran away with Steven Murphy, Edito Scarborough kind to you, nice all the neighbours’ money [email protected]. “Graham has seen a lot of dark things…” The BIG 42 stories... 35 Coronation Street I can’t 4 Eileen & Phelan: cliff-top calamity believe I’m 22 David contemplates running away still playing Just be Audrey chess. grateful for the 30 : heartbreak and joy! plot. We can’t all 31 Carla reaches out to Simon be Stacey, you 33 Eva fears that something is wrong know! 46 Liz befriends Steve’s old teacher Lorraine Stanley EastEnders “Karen’s dream man 10 Kat feels the locals’ wrath ...and more! would be Idris Elba!” 18 Jack tries to impress Mel 12 Inside Gossip – soap news 26 Sharon goes nuclear on Phil 36 What Happens When? 46 32 Keanu to shack up with Jay? 38 Soapbox 35 Bernie is put to the chess test 48 10 Facts About… 42 Karen: 40-a-day lioness Tameka Empson Cripes! I’ve run 52 Rosemary’s at Emmerdale out of loo roll and the spirits again! 8 Ross contemplates suicide I only have Robert’s 54 Star watch 20 Graham reveals a huge secret! contracts on me… 56 Blast from 21 Vanessa might lose her career the Past with… 34 Jimmy takes a jab at Joe Emmerdale’s 44 David’s cheating shame exposed Adam Fielding Louis Emerick 58 Style watch “My characters are Hollyoaks 34 92 Who’s Who? always ‘Michael’! It 28 Shane & Simone getting steamy? 94 Puzzles follows me round…” 35 Adam frets and sweats 96 Hot List 47 Ryan wants Tegan exterminated 98 Hits & Misses 47 Neighbours 32 Mark: hello sis, goodbye ex! Wannabe 50 Dakota plays with Leo in London Home and Away 16 Alf: trapped in a sinkhole! 35 Maggie’s cancer quandary Dramas Lily Brazier Duncan James 24 Casualty Robyn steers… stars as a has- “Ryan has hurt people Holby City been singer! 32 Hanssen appears Turnoverto – I wouldn’t put it past 33 Doctors Daniel adheres? p59 for more… him to kill again!” 34 Casualty Rash’s fears! GETTY PHOTOS: TheINSIDE First with the week’s Eileen & Hot THIS WEEK! KILL SHOWD THE STREET’S BIGGEST STORY EXPLODES AS S his is the earth-shattering Gary, Tim and Seb head to the Mill site, moment that Corrie fans determined to expose his wicked deeds. have been waiting for, as However, they get a lot more than they T Eileen finally learns that bargain for – when the corpses of Andy she’s married to a murderer! Carver and Vinny Ashford resurface! Phelan’s buried secrets come back to Meanwhile, Eileen and Phelan are far haunt him in spectacular fashion after away from the cobbles at a seaside SCO HOTTESTOSheadlinh dli es.... CORONATION STREET | ITV GOOD FRIDAY DOWN! SHE FINALLY DISCOVERS HIS DEADLY SECRETS… retreat that he’s using as a cover to make Cleaver, who plays her. “The fact that his final escape. But when Eileen gets a two bodies have been found and Phelan voicemail from Tim revealing her hubby’s is behind the deaths is hard for her to grisly crimes, a terrifying confrontation take in. It utterly rocks her world, and ensues by the edge of a cliff… she’s in a very vulnerable position since “This news comes as an absolute she’s completely on her own with him.” shock to Eileen,” despairs actress Sue CONTINUED OVER↘ INSIDE SCOOP ↘ FROM PREVIOUS PAGE Prior to the holiday from hell and the horror that awaits her, Eileen and Phelan are contemplating their move away. Despite her other half’s involvement in the Calcutta Street property scam, Eileen is standing by her man – on the condition that they leave their home and go elsewhere. “When Eileen found out that Phelan had conned everyone, she was furious,” shares Sue. “She was ready to go to the police until she realised that Todd was implicated as well. Plus, Phelan insists that he made a terrible mistake, and ultimately Eileen doesn’t want to be without her husband.” THE GREAT ESCAPE! Phelan is forced to rethink their fresh start, though, after the Mill’s site manager blasts him for his shoddy workmanship – and tells him the cement he laid is to be dug up and reapplied! Of course, it’s beneath the concrete that Andy and Vinny are hidden, so Phelan is forced to think fast – and fools Eileen into taking a trip away to view a potential new home by the she wants to stick by him, but With Gary and Tim’s help, “They’re about to go out sea. But their getaway is all then it all goes horribly wrong!” suspicious Seb heads to the on this boat when Phelan so he can do a runner. Back in Weatherfield, Seb construction site in search of snaps and accuses Eileen of “They go to look at this gets wind of the fact that the damning evidence, and crowding him,” Sue tells us. cottage that is supposedly Phelan’s concrete is being dug before long the fellas crack “She’s confused, as one minute for sale, where they can talk up, and his gut feeling tells open the concrete themselves they’re talking about their future and see if they have a future him that’s where his former using sledgehammers. together, and the next he’s together,” explains Sue. “Eileen boss must have stashed the Later, after the police arrive saying he needs some space. has made the decision that gun that killed Luke Britton. and arrest them for what looks “Eileen decides she’s not like criminal damage, the plot giving up on Phelan so easily. The elements are against takes a gruesome turn as the So she later takes herself to them – will Mother Nature two bodies are found – and the boat with a picnic…” claim their lives instead? Gary is arrested on suspicion of murder! Will Phelan get away STORMY WATERS! with his heinous crime after all? However, after Eileen sees that Unsurprisingly, the evil her hubby was intending to sail brute doesn’t plan on sticking away without her, she’s furious! around to find out. He has his In the heat of the moment, passport packed, and is ready clumsy Eileen drops her food to sail away into the sunset – hamper – complete with her without his adoring wife! car keys – into the sea, sealing Phelan turns on her – Eileen realises what he is truly capable of” 6 lnsideSoap head back to the boat – before she hurries to the harbour to call Tim. But what Eileen doesn’t realise is that Phelan has followed her, setting the pair on course for what could be their final showdown… “Phelan turns on Eileen and she is terrified,” grimaces Sue. “She realises what he is truly capable of and that he could kill her. There’s a tussle, and The bodies are it’s a fight for her life.” discovered – but Gary is the one arrested! OVER THE EDGE! Phelan grabs Eileen’s phone her fate and trapping her with just as her desperate call the Street’s secret serial killer. to Tim goes through, and she To Phelan’s credit, though, manages to shout out her he can’t bring himself to turn location. But Phelan then his back on his wife without throws her mobile into the ensuring she gets home safely. sea, and she retaliates with “He wants to help Eileen into some tough home truths. a taxi before he disappears, Phelan is incandescent and that is Phelan’s downfall in with rage, and Eileen’s only the end – the fact that he really hope is to threaten him with does have genuine feelings for throwing the keys to his her,” sighs Sue. “She tells him getaway boat over the cliff, to leave her alone, but then thus scuppering his escape. Eileen gets a signal on her However, while the pair struggle, phone followed by a message the rusty harbour railing from Tim telling her about the gives way behind them… bodies at the Mill, and the fact Will this be the moment that that she is in serious danger.” spells the end for Phelan? Or As the penny drops for will a tragic twist see him claim Eileen, she attempts to cover Eileen as his latest victim? her fear and tells Phelan to Laura-Jayne Tyler “Filming Eileen’s battle with Phelan was brutal!” Sue takes us behind the scenes of their cli-top showdown… Whatever your ‘Phelans’ on this of thick trousers and waterproofs, story, the builder’s killing spree has a padded fleece and two coats made for some of the most dramatic underneath my costume.
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