This article includes discussion of sexual assault, which some readers may find upsetting.
Coronation Street and Emmerdale face more schedule changes tonight amid coverage of the Women's World Cup qualifiers. There will be no new episodes of either of the ITV soaps, with the Women's World Cup qualifier between England and Ukraine airing on ITV1.
Coverage of the match begins at 7.30pm and ends at 10.25pm before the ITV News at 10.
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Both soaps will return as normal on Wednesday, with Emmerdale airing at 7pm and Coronation Street following at 7.30pm.
Each soap will air an hour-long episode each on Friday, with follow-up bumper episodes set to follow on Monday 15 June 15, and Tuesday 16 June.
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The schedule will be further disrupted on Wednesday 17 June and Thursday 18 June, due to coverage of the men's 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Tonight's disruptions mean Emmerdale fans will need to wait a little longer to find out what will happen to Dr Todd after Charity Dingle reported her to the police.
For weeks, Dr Todd has been attempting to blackmail Charity into giving her thousands of pounds, threatening to reveal that while Charity was a surrogate for her granddaughter Sarah Sugden, she actually secretly fell pregnant with Ross Barton's baby instead.
Following a confrontation with Dr Todd on the day of Sarah's 21st birthday party, an intoxicated Charity passed out and Dr Todd sexually assaulted her.
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In Coronation Street, the investigation into Theo Silverton's death continues, with Summer Spellman being offered a lifeline.
She is currently awaiting trial in prison after being arrested for Theo's murder when the brooch in his flat was found to be hers, among other evidence.
However, last night's episode saw Tyrone Dobbs admit that he had seen Summer on the night of Theo's murder and could prove her innocence, intending to inform the police of what he knew.
The information caused Gary Windass to panic, having been Kit Green's number one suspect in the case for some time, now worrying that attention could turn back to him.
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Coronation Street airs on weeknights at 8.30pm on ITV1 and streams on ITVX.
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