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Synopsis:
Liz is distraught to learn Jim has had his sentence extended by two years for violent behaviour, and fears the news could spell the end of their marriage. Leanne realises Carol has an alcohol problem, but Jamie seems oblivious to his mum's predicament, and Mel's book-club scam looks all set to come off - until Ken puts a spanner in the works
Starring:
Lynne Pearson as Carol Baldwin, Bill Ward as Charlie Stubbs, Sam Aston as Chesney Brown, Keith Duffy as Ciaran McCarthy, Wendi Peters as Cilla Brown, Julia Haworth as Claire Peacock, Richard Fleeshman as Craig Harris, Bradley Walsh as Danny Baldwin, Jack P Shepherd as David Platt, Anne Kirkbride as Deirdre Barlow, Sam Robertson as Adam Barlow, Jimmi Harkishin as Dev Alahan, Eric Potts as Diggory Compton, Sue Cleaver as Eileen Grimshaw, Eileen Derbyshire as Emily Bishop, Jennie McAlpine as Fiz Brown, Debra Stephenson as Frankie Baldwin, John Savident as Fred Elliott, Helen Worth as Gail Platt, Julie Hesmondhalgh as Hayley Cropper, William Tarmey as Jack Duckworth, Rebecca Pike as Amy Barlow, Rupert Hill as Jamie Baldwin, Vicky Entwistle as Janice Battersby, Ryan Thomas as Jason Grimshaw, Nailah Cumberbatch as Jessie, Zaraah Abrahams as Joanne, Benjamin Beresford as Joshua Peacock, Charles Lawson as Jim McDonald, Tupele Dorgu as Kelly Crabtree, Ian Redford as Keith Appleyard, William Roache as Ken Barlow, Steven Arnold as Ashley Peacock, Michael Le Vell as Kevin Webster, Andrew Whyment as Kirk Sutherland, Jane Danson as Leanne Battersby, Bruce Jones as Les Battersby, Beverley Callard as Liz McDonald, Samia Smith as Maria Sutherland, Sean Wilson as Martin Platt, Ian McKellen as Mel Hutchwright, Johnny Briggs as Mike Baldwin, Ray Fearon as Nathan Harding, Sue Nicholls as Audrey Roberts, Malcolm Hebden as Norris Cole, Pauline Fleming as Penny King, Barbara Knox as Rita Sullivan, Helen Flanagan as Rosie Webster, David Neilson as Roy Cropper, Sally Whittaker as Sally Webster, Tina O'Brien as Sarah Platt, Antony Cotton as Sean Tully, Sushil Chudasama as Scooter, Sally Lindsay as Shelley Unwin, Amy and Emily Walton as Bethany Platt, Tina Gambe as Sonia Marshall, Brooke Vincent as Sophie Webster, Simon Gregson as Steve McDonald, Shobna Gulati as Sunita Alahan, Kate Ford as Tracy Barlow, Alan Halsall as Tyrone Dobbs, Elizabeth Dawn as Vera Duckworth, Jenny Platt as Violet Wilson, Danny Young as Warren Baldwin, Betty Driver as Betty Williams, Maggie Jones as Blanche Hunt, Keith Drinkel as Bob, Nikki Sanderson as Candice Stowe
Credits:
Chris Fewtrell - Scriptwriter, Tony Wood - Producer, Neil Alderton - Director, Carolyn Reynolds - Executive-Producer
