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Jerry (Michael Starke) is less than impressed that Teresa (Karen Henthorne) has managed to weedle her way back into the house through the kids, and when he finds her baking cakes he immediately thinks the worst and tries to throw her out. Mel (Emma Edmondson) is devastated when she arrives home to hear Jerry lambasting Teresa for trying to kill him. Incredulous, Mel goes straight into police officer mode and arrests her mum for attempted murder.

Fiz (Jennie McAlpine) feels awkward about the fact that she is back with John (Graeme Hawley) and asks Julie (Katy Cavanagh) to keep it a secret from their workmates. Julie agrees but Fiz had not banked on John telling the world about them getting back together and turning up at work armed with a large bouquet of flowers. How will her friends react to the news?

Becky (Katherine Kelly) is desperate for her and Jason (Ryan Thomas) to get a place of their own but he's not the sharpest tool in Bill's (Peter Armitage) box and doesn't notice that she is dropping heavy hints.

Meanwhile Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) is worried when he gets a mysterious invitation to Prem's house for dinner. Could it be that Prem (Madhav Sharma) has found out about him and Nina (Harvey Virdi)?

Harry (Jack Ellis) is already bored with Clarissa (Alexandra Boyd) and wastes no time in heading over to the Rovers for a quick drink. Hiding in the back yard he convinces Liz (Beverly Callard) to serve him but she points out that if he is going to make this a regular thing he will need to get a spy to watch out for the missus.

This episode is written by Julie Jones, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by Terry Dyddgen-Jones.

***PI for the rest of the week follows***

Monday 15 September 8.30 - 9pm

Dev (Jimmi Harkishin) realises that his worries about the dinner party at Prem's were unfounded when he is introduced to Prem (Madhav Sharma) and Nina's daughter - the beautiful Tara (Ayesha Dharker). It is clear that Prem is matchmaking and Dev finds himself instantly attracted to Tara. A jealous Nina (Harvey Virdi) is furious at the development and decides to warn Dev off in no uncertain terms.

Mel (Emma Edmondson) is dismayed when Jerry (Michael Starke) arrives at the police station and refuses to press charges. He tells her that he is worried about the effect it will have on the kids but Mel just wants her mum to pay for what she has done. Back at home however Teresa (Karen Henthorne) is given her marching orders by all her kids and she cuts a sad and lonley figure as she walks away from her family.

Fiz's (Jennie McAlpine) mates are all worried about her being back with John (Graeme Hawley). Even Maria (Samia Smith) has a row with her about giving him another chance and he is starting to worry about whether they have a future whilst she is surrounded by her friends and family.

The future is looking brighter for Becky (Katherine Kelly) however when Jason (Ryan Thomas), prompted by Bill (Peter Armitage), suggests they get a place of their own. Elsewhere Lloyd (Craig Charles) finds that he is quids in when Harry (Jack Ellis) pays him to spy on Clarissa (Alexandra Boyd) and she hires him to spy on Harry!

This episode is written by Chris Fewtrell, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by Terry Dyddgen-Jones.

Wednesday 17 September 7.30 - 8pm

Fiz (Jennie McAlpine) confides in Julie (Katy Cavanagh) that she is finding it difficult to get on with John (Graeme Hawley) because of other people sticking their oar in. John, meanwhile, tries to convince Maria (Samia Smith) that he is truly sorry for what he did to Fiz but she is having none of it. Desperate to keep hold of Fiz John decides they would be better off living at his gran's house in the country. He confides in Lloyd (Craig Charles) who lets slip to Fiz. How will she react to this latest development?

Tom (Philip McGinley) tells Liam (Rob James Collier) that they are launching their new range in New York and that they should go over for the fashion show. Maria is having none of it and puts a stop to Liam going anywhere - much to Carla's (Alison King) amusement!

Becky (Katherine Kelly) suggests that she and Jason (Ryan Thomas) go to view a property they have seen in the Gazette but they are stunned by the state of the place - it looks as though it isn't going to be as easy as they'd hoped to set up a love nest.

Elsewhere Vernon (Ian Reddington) tries to tell Liz (Beverly Callard) about his song-writing plans but she is more interested in inviting Harry to a lock-in at the pub.

This episode is written by Chris Fewtrell, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by Terry Dyddgen-Jones.

Friday 19 September 7.30 - 8pm

John (Graeme Hawley) is desperate to try and make it up with Fiz (Jennie McAlpine) but she is still furious about his plans for them to move away and refuses to speak to him. Later when John goes to collect Rosie (Helen Flanagan) from town in his cab he sees her flirting with a lad and is reminded of why things went wrong for him and Fiz. When Rosie refuses to get in his cab he sees red and takes drastic action - bundling her into the cab and locking the doors.

Janice (Vicky Entwistle) sneaks off from work to check the factory syndicate lottery tickets with Leanne (Jane Danson) at the bookies and is stunned to discover that they have won over £24,000. Returning to work she is furious to discover that no one covered for her with Carla (Alison King) and decides to keep news of the windfall to herself.

With Tom (Philip McGinley) away Liam (Rob JAmes Collier) is at a loose end and when Maria (Samia Smith) tells him she is going out for the evening with Natasha he can't resist ringing Carla and asks her to meet him to discuss the business.

Harry (Jack Ellis) is looking forward to his evening with Liz (Beverly Callard) but first he has to get round the fact that he was supposed to be taking Clarissa (Alexandra Boyd) to a ball. Elsewhere Vernon (Ian Reddington) is delighted to get a call from a record producer wanting to buy one of his songs.

This episode is written by David Lane, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by Terry Dyddgen-Jones.

Friday 19 September 8.30 - 9pm

A terrified Rosie (Helen Flanagan) is still locked in John's car as he drives like a man possessed through the street's of Weatherfield. Convinced that he is about to kill her she pleads with him to let her go. But John (Graeme Hawley) is a man pushed to the limit - he has lost everything he cares about, his job, his girlfriend, his future. He blames Rosie for everything and is determined to teach her a lesson - what exactly does he have in mind?

Leanne (Jane Danson) wonders why Janice (Vicky Entwistle) is not celebrating her win with the other girls.Janice tells her she is going to make them wait until they start being nice to her. This gives Leanne an idea - why tell the others at all? As Leanne convinces her of the reasons why the others don't deserve the lottery winnings Janice starts to warm to the idea of her and Leanne sharing the cash.

As Liam (Rob James Collier) meets Carla (Alison King) at the factory it becomes increasingly evident to her that he still wants her and she tells him that she will always be there for him if he gets stir crazy. Will Liam fall for her charms once more?

Molly (Vicky Binns) is shocked when Tyrone (Alan Halsall) returns from 'visiting Jack' full of spots. He tells her that he has a seafood allergy but Aunty Pam (Kate Anthony) is not convinced. However when he produces the cheque for £500 from the medical research company she is impressed.

Liz (Beverly Callard) decides to be nice to Vernon (Ian Reddington) when he tells her about his good luck but it simply lets him think he stands a chance of getting back with her. He's gutted when he goes to the Rovers and finds Liz in a clinch with Harry (Jack Ellis).

This episode is written by Jayne Hollinson, produced by Kim Crowther and directed by Terry Dyddgen-Jones.