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You can still get legal aid in criminal cases but it is means tested. I would guess that Roy's income would take him above the level where he could apply for it.

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They must have taken note of the criticism that the whole premise of the series is a bit racist - i.e a White Briton having to come in to solve all their crimes!

Can't have anyone actually being happy in the new Coronation Street.

Oh no!

It looks as though the comment has ben edited. It originally said, "so the toyah retcon to rape baby rose was to push her into an affair with nick"

Yes, that's about right for a single rose.

Soapland phones don't have passcodes either.

Oh, alan! You are completely forgetting this is Coronation Street!

Well that was a laugh a minute fun packed episode of Corrie tonight. Where's Jack and Vera when you need them?

It's good to see Corrie maintaining its 60 odd year reputation for humour and light-hearted stories.

We have the whole bullying/knife crime and suicide drama amongst the teen boys. The absolute...

So, pretty stupid, jumps to conclusions with absolutely no evidence and won't listen to sense.

Well the other boy called him "bro". I suppose that could just be street slang for mate, but I took it to mean it was his brother and that he had brought him to court to reinforce his threat against...

His brother was in court with him.

I was thinking more of Oakhill ringing up at tea time on Good Friday.

Yes, I understand the problems for the actor if the speech were to become slurred to the point that no-one could understand him, but then, maybe, they shouldn't have made such a point of it in the...

Sorry, still can't hear any problem with Paul's speech.

Absolutely spot on. As well as questioning Evelyn, did they bother to question Nina about Roy's reason for going to the bat cave (or whatever it's called); indeed did they question her about what...

I expect he'll probably be hot and cross.

Only temporarily?

Indeed, and don't forget Sabrina. And, as well as poor policing, has Dee Dee done anything about making sure the police speak to all these people?

As far as we know, the police have not interviewed either Evelyn or the landlord to corroborate Roy's story about why he was cleaning out the flat.

Why is Fiz & Ty's house overcrowded? No other house in the history of soapland has ever been overcrowded. They always seem to cram them in, no matter how many there are. Just in Corrie alone we have...

Perhaps Daisy's got the hots for Ryan again because his facial burns seem to have cleared up remarkably well.

Yes, there is, but why would the police randomly go and ask that particular shop out of all the shops in Manchester, if he had been in there that night?