Tomorrow may be Craig’s memorial, but the living are in just as much chaos as the one they’ve lost. Emotions are fragile, grudges are raw, and secrets are bubbling to the surface — threatening to consume everything and everyone on Coronation Street.

As a grieving friend orders a coffee to-go, trying to brace for the heartache of Craig’s farewell, a volatile storm brews nearby. Family tension escalates as unresolved guilt and resentment boil over. One grieving mother is barely holding it together, convinced her world is collapsing — her husband behind bars and her son spiraling. But when an old enemy offers support, the response is pure venom: “You’ve done enough, haven’t you? Or maybe you should get a DNA test and prove if you’re even family.”

That’s the spark that lights a chain reaction of explosive confrontations. From accusations of betrayal to threats of arrest, everyone’s pointing fingers — and no one’s hands are clean.

But amidst the shouting and mistrust, real danger strikes. In a harrowing moment outside the pub, a young man collapses — a seizure seizing his body and the attention of every passerby. Panic ensues. He’s rushed to hospital by those who moments ago couldn’t stand to be near him. It’s a sudden reminder that no matter how fractured this community gets, they are still bound by something deeper — humanity.

At the hospital, old walls begin to crack. “Why did you stay?” he asks. The answer is simple: “Because I would have done it for anyone.” It’s not a declaration of peace, but it’s a first step toward redemption.

But the storm isn’t over.

Back on the cobbles, drinks are poured in Craig’s memory, but trust is thin. Beneath toasts and empty platitudes lurk suspicions, buried truths, and dangerous knowledge. “There’s more than one ghost attending tomorrow’s memorial,” someone mutters ominously. And they’re right.

Because Bernie’s on a mission. She’s stolen Brody’s hat — complete with his hair strands. DNA lies just a test away, and with it, answers no one may be ready for. “What are you waiting for?” she demands. “Send it off.”

What will the test reveal? What if the truth is even worse than the lie? And as secrets threaten to erupt during Craig’s memorial, will Weatherfield survive another blow?

In this week’s Coronation Street, grief is just the beginning. Revenge, regret, and revelations are the real danger — and tomorrow, the past might bury the present.

Stay tuned. Because in Weatherfield, the dead don’t rest — and neither do the guilty.