The Jerusalem PostSohlberg: Election suspicions have not developed into evidence, but inquiry must continueInquirerTroops sent to North Cotabato village to pacify warring MILF groupsZDF heuteEntdecken Sie das ZDF-NachrichtenstudioGlobal NewsU of T rejects report, recommendations on anti-Muslim, anti-Arab discriminationגיקטייםזה לקח זמן, אבל וואטסאפ מוסיפה סוף סוף הודעות נעלמותBillboardEminem Releases ‘Infinite’ EP on Streaming & 30th Anniversary Documentary Surrounding His Debut Albumعالم التقنيةكيف تعمل ميزة قياس نبضات القلب والأكسجين في شاشة Honor 700 الخلفية؟BellaNaijaChildren of Blood and Bone Trailer Features a First Listen to Tems’ “African Love Song” | WatchIl Sole 24 OreCodice della strada: come funzionerà la precedenza nelle rotatorieRMF24Policja z pismami do kolejnej telewizji. „Tej władzy żadnego nagrania na pewno nie wydamy”Complete SportsWenger Plotting Sensational Bid To Unseat Infantino As FIFA PresidentLa PresseUrgences fortement achalandées | Santé Québec demande d’envisager les autres ressources
The Daily Newsstand · Free, Always
Thursday, November 12, 2026

Coronation Street reveals huge setback for Tracy after Mary's sad departure

Translate

Coronation Street's new era at the flower shop gets off to a terrible start next week – as Tracy Barlow could live to regret letting Mary Taylor go.

After losing her job at the florist to Amy, Mary is thrilled to see the business struggling without her.

ITV

Related: Exclusive – Coronation Street confirms new battles for Carla and Leanne

Curious Mary calls in at Preston's Petals and is secretly delighted to see Tracy and Amy at each other's throats.

They're clearly finding the work too difficult – and the mother-daughter dynamic is a recipe for disaster.

Before long, Amy breaks the news to Tracy that she no longer wants to work for her – meaning that the new set-up hasn't even lasted a week.

Amy reveals that her dad Steve has already offered her a job at Street Cars.

Tracy is thrown by Amy's decision, especially as she only let Mary go in the first place to make room for her daughter's wage in the budget.

amy barlow, tracy mcdonald, coronation street

ITV

Related: Exclusive – Coronation Street's Sally Dynevor makes Celebrity Traitors plea

Will Tracy offer Mary her old job back? Or is it too late to return to the way things were?

"Mary now faces a major dilemma," points out our source. "She was bereft when Tracy didn't want her at the shop anymore, as she'd given years of her life to the business. Mary made up a story about landing a job at a different florists in town, but it was clear that she was gutted.

"Shortly afterwards, though, Mary boldly landed herself a new job helping out Roy at the café – whether he liked it or not! So, will she decide to stay put at Roy's Rolls or return to her old workplace?"

tracy mcdonald, mary taylor, coronation street

ITV

Related: Coronation Street and Emmerdale off air for four days amid ITV1 schedule changes

Mary's move to the caff came after Roy explained that Bernie Winter-Alahan had decided to take extended leave.

Bernie's decision left Roy short-staffed. When he mentioned the problem to Mary, she appointed herself as his saviour and popped on an apron!

See more of next week's Coronation Street spoilers:

- Coronation Street reveals Daniel's big betrayal in Adam and Alya story

- Coronation Street's Jodie to be feared dead in shock new story

- Coronation Street reveals baby ultimatum for Bethany in 21 spoiler pictures

- Coronation Street's Bethany to confess the truth in baby plot

- Coronation Street's Carla to break shocking news to Lisa next week

- Coronation Street confirms Tyrone's next target for angry outburst

- Coronation Street reveals explosion drama after Lily's reckless prank

- Coronation Street's Bernie to share major health decision with her family

Coronation Street airs on weeknights at 8.30pm on ITV1 and streams on ITVX.

Read more Coronation Street spoilers on our dedicated homepage

Visit our Streaming Guide now to see at a glance where you can view ALL your favourite shows and movies.

The new edition of Legends, a 100-page celebration of the world of K-pop, is here. Buy K-Pop in newsagents or online.

View the original on Digital Spy →

KioskNews shows a cleaned-up reading view extracted from the publisher’s page — the original always lives on their site, not ours.