Coronation Street’s Paul to give Kit an ultimatum after big move

Coronation Street spoilers follow.

Paul Foreman will give half-brother Kit Green an ultimatum in upcoming Coronation Street episodes.

Twins Paul and Gemma recently learned that Kit is their long-lost sibling, causing tension within the family over why their mother Bernie hid her secret all these years.

Kit has tried to get revenge on Bernie by turning her twins against her, although Paul has been keen to mend fences, as his motor neurone disease (MND) progresses to its end stages.

In episodes airing next week, Kit moves into Glenda Shuttleworth’s old room at the Rovers Return so he can dig up gossip about all of the patrons.

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The Walford detective has been manipulating those around him ever since he arrived in Weatherfield, having most recently tricked Craig Tinker into confessing a violation of police procedure.

Meanwhile, Paul is hopeful that Kit will join the rest of the family for a special dinner but is left disappointed when his sibling doesn’t show.

Paul records an audio message that he later plays for Kit, begging him to make amends with Bernie for the sake of the family.

Kit is adamant that he won’t reconcile with their mum but is suddenly thrown into panic when Paul struggles to breathe. Viewers will have to watch to find out whether Kit agrees to make peace with Bernie.

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Later in the week, Kit moves into the Rovers and flirts with Daisy Midgeley. He ends up bonding with Daisy’s on-off boyfriend Ryan Connor, with the two deciding to go out for a drink together.

Is Kit planning something nefarious for Ryan?

Coronation Street airs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8pm on ITV1 and streams on ITVX.

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Coronation Street has been working on Paul’s storyline with support from the MND Associationwhich focuses on improving access to care, research and campaigning for people affected by motor neurone disease.

The charity’s helpline MND Connect (0808 802 6262) is available Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm, and 7pm to 10.30pm. Calls are free.

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