Coronation Street’s Abi Franklin (Sally Carmen) is not one to go down without a fight and in the coming weeks, she makes a silly mistake.

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She’s currently in a relationship with Ray Crosby (Mark Frost) but we all know he has bad blood running through him.

Next week, Bethany Platt (Lucy Fallon) writes a damning story about her treatment at the hands of sleazy Ray.

Abi reads the article and while it initially passes her by she ends up taking matters into her own hands.

Following a charity gala, she steals his car and ends up setting it alight – never underestimate a woman scorned on Coronation Street!

However, she quickly regrets her actions when Ray insists he’s going to phone the police on her.

Kevin Webster (Michael Le Vell) decides to help her with an alibi and Abi insists she needs help from Sally.

But Sally won’t take the bullet and in the end it’s down to Kevin to lie for his former love interest.

Is this the beginning of something romantic between them?

Speaking about the upcoming scenes, Abi star Sally admitted: “She can’t believe Kevin would do that for her. She’s really fond of Kevin. Before New Year she thought that could have been a relationship, but then Ray happened.

“However, she’s reminded again that Kevin’s solid, dependable, he’s a real friend and he’s done more for her than any other man ever has. It definitely starts to change her feelings towards him.

“Afterwards, Abi thinks it’s all going to be alright. Kevin has stepped up for her, she’s looking at him in a new light, she’s not thinking about the ripples and repercussions.”

But when Ray threatens her with a looming police presence, is this the end for Abi’s time on the cobbles?

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Helen Daly
Helen DalyAssociate Editor

Helen Daly is the Associate Editor for Radio Times, overseeing new initiatives and commercial projects for the brand. She was previously Deputy TV Editor at a national publication. She has a BA in English Literature and an MA in Media & Journalism from Newcastle University.

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