Sally Metcalfes future is left hanging in the balance in Coronation Street as she faces years in prison for a crime she didnt commit thanks to con artist Duncan. And as Sally takes the stand in her trial, she could receive a knife in the back from her sister Gina Seddon in the process that could lead to her being found guilty.
With Tim and Paula struggling to find a character witness from the council who is prepared to speak up for Sally, Gina continues to pine for her brother-in-law, especially when he intervenes and saves her from an aggressive online date.
Meanwhile, theres further bad news as Paula learns that the judge presiding over Sallys case is the one who Sophie recently insulted but Sally is confident that she is going to be set free – and makes this clear to her cellmate. But is she setting herself up for a fall?
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On the first day of the trial, Duncan paints himself as a victim wooed and tricked by Sally and she watches with horror as he spins a web of lies. Things arent looking great for Sally but Paula isnt giving up and tries to get her to remember what she was doing on her birthday as Duncan claims they spent the night together in a hotel.
Kevin remembers that Sally was in hospital visiting Jack but when Paula and Sophie discover their wait for the CCTV would make them too late, Sophie persuades Sally to feign an illness to get the trail adjourned.
Back in the prison, Sally finds that Abi Franklin is her new cellmate and as Sally confides her plan, Abi helps her out – and soon Sally is in hospital. As Gina reels from Sallys duplicity, she is incredulous and heads out to meet up with Duncan again.
Duncan has Gina just where he wants her as he spins her a web of lies and she believes all of it. After deciding that her sister was cheating on Tim, Gina declares that she will stand as a witness for her sister in court – but is Gina planning the ultimate betrayal that could seal Sallys fate?
And leave Tim free for the taking?
One to watch: Wednesday 21st November at 8:30pm on ITV.
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