had a nice Chinese back maassage for a fiver, lots of free talks, and fashion shows. Took First Classt train because fare was only ÂĢ5 more, and we got free drinks, biccies, crips.Train full of young Swanse footie fans having fun, and beer. Some lads tried to chat me and mate up, one said he like my frock.He must of been very drunk though, I was old enough to be his mum. 
CORRIE never fails to put a smile on my face. In the past week alone itâs given us several fantastic, heartwarming moments.
Peter Barlowâs missing lad Simon turning up safe and sound. Loveable Tyrone getting his beloved Molly back.
Whispering irritant Gail McIntyre getting charged with a murder she didnât commit, tee hee, and dragged to the cells.
Of course, Tyrone has yet to twig that Mollyâs pregnancy isnât his own work. For now, heâs just chuffed to have her back â and to be able to pamper her.
As she headed off to soak in a nice hot bath the other night, he kindly pointed out: âThereâll be some smellies upstairs.â
What a gent, eh? Warning her heâs let out the spare room to students.
A Manchester production company with a limited budget has found a novel way to promote its debut film - by making it central to a Coronation Street storyline.
Splintered, a horror film from independent outfit Not A Number, is due to make an appearance in the soap's two episodes on Friday.
It will feature in the storyline about the strained relationship between Corrie characters Sian and Sophie.
The Corrie plot sees the teens arrange a double date with their boyfriends Ryan and Lee where they huddle around the TV to watch the horror film. But the atmosphere soon threatens to boil over as they watch the chilling action unfold on screen.
Splintered producer Rachel Richardson-Jones said: "It's undoubtedly tough to compete in the UK film industry. You have to make the most of every potential plug, so we jumped at the chance to showcase Splintered on the soap.
"Corrie knew about our annual horror film festival Grimmfest and asked if we might have a suitable movie to show clips from. They didn't know weâd just completed our own. It seemed a perfect tie in for us â and a great way to give horror film fans a sneak peak."
Splintered is due for release in UK cinemas in July. It follows the story of Sophie, a troubled teen fleeing the clutches of a wild beast. Sophieâs nightmare continues when she awakes to find herself imprisoned by a mysterious and psychotic captor.
Monday, March 22 2010, 10:03 GMT
By Daniel Kilkelly, Entertainment Reporter
Coronation Street superbitch Tracy Barlow is to concoct a false story in order to frame innocent Gail McIntyre for murder, it has been reported.
The twisted character, played by 32-year-old Kate Ford, will tell police that Gail (Helen Worth) caused the death of husband Joe by battering him with a rolling pin before hiding the 'weapon', according to The Sun.
It is thought that jailed Tracy comes up with the lie after Gail tells her that she hid a rolling pin on top of a bedroom wardrobe in order to stop poor cook Joe from baking potato pie.
In later scenes, police are expected to find the kitchen instrument exactly where Gail left it at the lakeside holiday cottage she shared with Joe before his death - making Tracy's tale appear true and the case against Gail grow stronger.
A Weatherfield source said: "Gail is terrified. She has to find a way to prove Tracy is lying."
As previously revealed, Tracy ends up sharing a prison cell with Gail after police enlist her to extract a confession from her former neighbour in return for an early release.
Despite detectives' suspicions, Joe's passing was an accident which took place after he made a bungled attempt to fake his own death while on his Lake District trip with Gail.
LOL Hicky... But she said it did look nice, so I got it. And got the kids some clothes they needed from Primark, Good store that is for value. 
A couple of hundred for an ordinary frock, and ÂĢ25 for a man't T shirt, that I could get for ÂĢ4 in Primark or Peacocks. So I will just stick to looking in John Lewis. But Ash might possibly be guesting later in the series, so I'll have to get into the habit of watching it. at your running late, that means getting you in three quarters an hour early. Wonder what time you arrive, when you are not running late? Glad you sorted the MIL antivirus out ok. I like the dancing on it, but most of all Louis Spence is just so funny. As you say, so OTT, but a very talented dancer. Took my mum for coffee and cake in a country hotel in the morning, then we went out to the Harvester for dinner. And whilst we were there, OH got an email with a new work contract for 6 months. 
At last. But the best thing is that he will be able to come home after work because it isnt too far from home. Paying out all that money on the training courses paid off.
