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Charlie's very unlikely Street angels

by Rachel Broady
2/ 6/2005

CORONATION STREET It's handy that Jerry Springer is at Granada because families are at war on the Street.

Bev turns up all guns blazin' while Shelley is in hiding with her bruised face. Charlie walks out on Shelley, offended at the suggestion, and of course she ends up on her knees begging him to come home. She's joined on the warpath by Liz - with Deirdre not far behind - determined to put the bullying builder in his place. These women ain't Charlie's angels!

And, when Liz takes a man back to her place after dumping jailbird Jim, she's seen kissing him goodbye by Steve. That lad's as loyal as a puppy dog...and might have to be because Tracy wants to move in with him.

Meanwhile, Sally is concerned about her new boss at the bakery because he is over-friendly (funny, I thought that was a must for the bored housewife). She ends up working (temporarily) for Dev so here's hoping she doesn't do a Deirdre...because Sunita is pregnant!

EMMERDALE Debbie goes into labour (is it me, or has she only been pregnant for a fortnight?) and wanders off alone to give birth. I doubt she's the first Dingle to give birth in a ditch. The father, Andy, is oblivious and busy trying to woo posh Libby but those shenanigans are soon ended and the farmer's flirtation with aristocracy is over.

Meanwhile GI Jane, sorry Chas, is saying her goodbyes and Carl's heart is being ripped in two (about time!).

Louise and Matthew disappear upstairs as poor Terry lies in a drunken stupor on the settee and Val catches them. I think the stocks should be brought back into the village for those two.

EASTENDERS It's a shocker.

Pauline has cheered up. Seriously! She manages to crack a smile. But, of course, it's because she's sneaking to visit Chloe/Rebecca behind everyone's back.

She's caught out by a social worker who will soon wipe that malicious grin off her face.


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