Corrie's Corey threatens new target as evidence comes to light

Coronation Street spoilers follow.

Coronation Street's Corey Brent will soon target a new person in his attempts to cover his tracks over Seb Franklin's murder, as he threatens a busker who has evidence that he lied in court.

Corrie has been completing some filming on location with Maximus Evans, who plays Corey, and other actors, and the latest scenes that have been spotted in progress feature Corey showing his true colours.

In these pictures, Corey is shown wearing a Weatherfield County training kit, following his shock promotion to the football club's first team squad.

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He is seen confronting a busker with a guitar who is showing Corey something on his phone – evidence that he has of Corey dumping a bag on the night that he murdered Seb (Harry Visinoni).

Corey is clearly none too pleased with the musician as he is pictured raging at him – will his threats scare the busker, or could this new evidence be used to help convict Corey?

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The soap has been filming several scenes on location as the hate crime story continues, with Maximus also filming scenes in which Abi Franklin (Sally Carman) sits in a car outside Corey's home holding a gun.

Millie Gibson (Kelly Neelan) and Mollie Gallagher (Nina Lucas) have also been spotted filming outside scenes, with Nina coming to Kelly's aid after she is targeted by thugs and showered in beer in the street.

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On screen, Kelly is currently in prison after being found guilty of Seb's murder, despite the fact that the soap's recent flashback episodes showed that it was in fact Corey who violently attacked Seb, resulting in his death.

While Kelly awaits her sentencing, Corey has been found not guilty by the jury and is revelling in his freedom.

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Actor Maximus recently teased that he is sure that Corey will get his comeuppance eventually, although he is still enjoying playing out the storyline.

"The end always comes for the bad ones, especially on Coronation Street," he said. "I'm anticipating that his end will come soon but I'd also be happy if it didn't.

"A guilty party not being found guilty can put everyone on edge and leave people to take matters into their own hands."

Coronation Street airs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7.30pm and 8.30pm.