
Coro Street fan died during 'traumatic' episode
The creators of Coronation Street have sent their condolences to the family of a longtime fan who died after watching a "traumatic" episode of the soap.
The creators of Coronation Street have sent their condolences to the family of a longtime fan who died after watching a "traumatic" episode of the soap.
A longtime Coronation Street fan suffered a fatal heart attack while watching a "traumatic" episode of the soap.
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