Coronation Street reveals first look at Rovers mystery as Eva is found unconscious
Coronation Street has revealed a first look at the latest Rovers mystery as Eva Price is left unconscious in the cellar. Fortunately, Debbie Webster finds the landlady on the floor, but will she be able to get help in time?
In this week's episodes, Eva's daughter Susie is invited to an audition for a musical in London. With Eva feeling unwell, her partner Ben Driscoll offers to take the youngster instead.
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Much like Susie, Eva has a knack for the dramatics and drives Glenda Shuttleworth crazy with her complaining. The barmaid walks out, leaving Eva to close up alone in her sorry state.
After getting an early night, Eva is disturbed by a noise downstairs and decides to investigate, before mysteriously ending up on the cellar floor. But who or what caused her deadly fall?
In a newly released spoiler clip for Thursday's episode, disoriented Debbie stumbles into the pub, looking for Carl Webster. As she wanders around in the dark, she realises the pub is empty.
Heading in the back, Debbie sees an unconscious Eva lying at the bottom of the stairs. Shocked Debbie tentatively approaches and calls for help, before running outside to find someone.
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As Debbie emerges onto the street, she is barged into by an unruly gang of teenagers and tries to chastise them. But the teens simply laugh and ignore her, leaving Debbie frustrated.
Fortunately, Glenda later returns to work and immediately raises the alarm for Eva. It's only when Debbie's husband Ronnie Bailey mentions the ambulance that the businesswoman remembers what happened.
Could Debbie's inaction affect Eva's recovery? And what exactly caused her fall?
Coronation Street airs on weeknights at 8.30pm on ITV1 and streams on ITVX.
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