A chilling threat, a vanishing boss, and one rogue cop too close to the truth…

Kit’s Investigation Turns Dangerous

Weatherfield’s police department may need a clean-up of its own. And DS Kit Green (Jacob Roberts) could be the one to start it—if he survives what he’s just uncovered.

In a jaw-dropping new Coronation Street spoiler video, Kit stumbles across something that turns his stomach cold: a private moment between Detective Inspector Jeremy Costello (Daon Broni) and undercover agent Becky Swain (Amy Cudden)… and it’s far from professional.

Costello is already drowning in secrets. Viewers know he helped Becky fake her death to escape gang retribution—but now it’s clear he’s willing to go even further to keep his cover-up buried. According to whispers on the street, he may have “made it happen for real” for poor Tia Wardley. And Becky could be next.

Becky Strikes Back

But Becky Swain isn’t backing down. She wants Lisa back from Carla, and she’s done playing by the rules. In a tense confrontation with Costello, Becky delivers a venomous warning—and Kit walks in just in time to hear it.

The threat? Becky targets Costello’s daughter, forcing the seasoned DI to face his own brand of terror. Kit, witnessing the moment, is rattled. Could this be the break in the case he’s needed—or the beginning of his own downfall?

A Cop Missing—and Questions Mounting

Soon after, Costello vanishes. He doesn’t turn up for work. His phone goes silent. And Becky is seen making a cryptic call, offering someone a mysterious—and lucrative—job.

Fans are already spinning theories. Has Becky had him taken out? Or has Costello gone underground to escape the web of corruption closing in on him?

A sneak peek shows Kit stumbling on a shocking clue tied to Costello’s disappearance. It leaves him frozen, disturbed—and more determined than ever.

Can Kit Survive the Truth?

Kit Green has never been one to back down. But this time, the case might be bigger—and more dangerous—than he’s ready for.

He’s tangled in a triangle of secrets, loyalty, and quiet threats. The deeper he digs into Costello’s past, the more dangerous the present becomes.