Coronation Street is dramatically arrested as Corey Brent breaches his bail conditions

Coronation Street spoilers from Thursday night’s (June 17) episode follow.

Coronation Street killer Corey Brent has been re-arrested after breaching his bail conditions in dramatic scenes.

Corey (Maximus Evans) is out for revenge after Nina Lucas humiliated him in front of local football hero Tommy Orpington.

Thursday’s hour-long episode on ITV, which had previously aired early on ITV Hub, saw Nina (Mollie Gallagher) meet Corey by chance at a hotel bar.

Corey was with Tommy after receiving a coveted football award for best new talent.

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Nina was furious to see that Corey’s career was still going strong, so she straightened up and told Tommy (Matt Milburn) exactly what Corey had done to her and Seb Franklin.

When Corey and Tommy hurried to leave, they left the prize behind. Nina considered attacking, until Seb’s mother Abi arrived and stopped her from doing something she would regret.

Back on the street, Corey showed up at the cafe to confront Nina for embarrassing him in front of Tommy.

Corey was furious as he hurled abuse and became even angrier when Nina threw his prize, ruining it.

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Just when it looked like Corey might attack Nina a second time, her uncle, Roy Cropper, luckily intervened and the police arrived.

Craig pulled Corey for this violation of his bail conditions, as he had previously promised to stay away from Nina in exchange for his freedom before the trial.

Coronation Street airs on Monday, Thursday and Sunday this week on ITV. All three episodes are available to watch now on ITV Hub.

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Coronation Street worked on the current storyline alongside the Sophie Lancaster Foundation, which was set up to challenge prejudice and intolerance towards people from alternative subcultures and to expand UK hate crime legislation following the 2007 murder of Sophie Lancaster.

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