Coronation Street: Fiz confronts Ross over Cassie's disappearance
Corrie: Fiz confronts Ross over Cassie's disappearance

Fiz Dobbs (Jennie McAlpine) is set to confront Ross (Ian Burfield) over the disappearance of Cassie Plummer in upcoming Coronation Street episodes, after unearthing evidence that raises difficult questions.

Ross, who was the last person seen with Cassie and is described as her most dangerous enemy, has been on a mission to oust her, discredit Fiz, and take control of the family since arriving on the scene. With no word from Cassie since, Fiz begins digging and discovers Cassie's passport lying in Ross' car.

Fiz Demands Answers

A show spokesperson said: 'As shocking home truths threaten some of Weatherfield's most loved families a new Coronation Street promo gives viewers a first look at the drama. We see Fiz determined to unmask Tyrone's dad Ross for the evil bully that he is.'

The spokesperson continued: 'Since Ross arrived on the scene, having previously been estranged, he's been on a mission to oust Tyrone's mum Cassie, discredit Fiz and take control of the family. But just when he thought he'd got Cassie out of the picture, Fiz starts doing some digging and when she unearths Cassie's passport lying in Ross' car, she starts asking some difficult questions about Cassie's disappearance.'

Bethany's Secret

The spokesperson added: 'Bethany (Lucy Fallon) is battling the mother of all secrets, having fallen pregnant by her mum Sarah's boyfriend Kit (Jacob Roberts). But undergoing treatment for male breast cancer, an exhausted Kit is struggling with the burden of carrying their secret and questions whether the right thing to do would be to reveal the consequences of their one night stand?'

'Desperate not to risk her relationship with her mum, Bethany begs Kit to keep quiet. Can Kit continue to live a lie or is a ticking time bomb about to explode under the Platts?'

Claire Sweeney, who plays Cassie, has previously said she would love to return to the show one day, though that decision lies with the producers.