Alya Nazir has returned to Coronation Street with a bang, stepping back into her role as a lawyer after spending time in Dublin. Her return marks

a new chapter, showcasing a more polished and corporate side, reflecting her recent personal growth. Alya has embraced self-care, creating distance

from the familial obligations that once drained her. However, her professional skills will be put to the ultimate test in the coming episodes as she takes

on a divisive and emotionally charged case. The case involves defending Maddie Ratcliff, accused of killing his own brother Mason after Mason’s violent actions led to the death of Becky Swain, a police officer and wife of Lisa Swain. Mason, initially a notorious bully terrorizing Liam Connor, had recently been trying to turn over a new leaf despite his brothers’ negative influence. His death has sent shockwaves through the community, leaving residents divided over Alya’s decision to represent Maddie in court.

Alya faces professional and moral challenges, especially after a confrontation with Sean, whose son Dylan inadvertently provided the knife Maddie used in the fatal attack. Sean’s outburst leaves Alya questioning her role, and she confides in Adam about the moral conflict this case brings. She even contemplates resigning from her position to avoid further internal turmoil.

Meanwhile, the cobbles are abuzz with Rob Donovan’s unexpected return. After serving time for Tina McIntyre’s 2014 murder, Rob’s reappearance is anything but straightforward. Fans are on edge as Rob becomes entangled in a tense prison hostage situation involving Maddie Ratcliff. Although Rob seemingly saves the day, his crafty behavior suggests ulterior motives, raising concerns about whether he might commit another crime.

As Alya wrestles with her toughest case yet, and Rob’s return stirs old fears, Coronation Street promises drama-packed episodes that will keep fans guessing. Will Alya stick to her principles or compromise for the sake of her career?