Roy Cropper goes on hunger strike as he’s sent to prison for murder in Coronation Street

Roy's Nightmare

Roy Cropper finds himself in a nightmare situation as he is arrested for the murder of missing teen, Lauren Bolton. Coronation Street fans are left outraged by the storyline as Roy's situation remains bleak.

An Unexpected Turn of Events

As Roy sits in the police interview room, he asks for a piece of paper and begins to write. The CPS barrister paints him as a murderer with a violent past, listing his crimes including assault and abduction. Meanwhile, Nina, Evelyn, and Carla anxiously await Roy's bail hearing.

A Heartbreaking Decision

Dee-Dee delivers a letter from Roy to Nina, Evelyn, and Carla, revealing Roy's belief that he will be going to prison. Despite efforts to secure bail, the judge orders Roy to be held in custody until his trial.

Roy's Despair

In a shocking turn of events, Roy is seen in prison refusing breakfast and staying in his cell. Has Roy given up on proving his innocence once and for all?

David Neilson on Roy's Innocence

David Neilson, who plays Roy, emphasizes that Roy is innocent and naive to assume that honesty would clear his name. He reflects on the storyline's connection to Roy's past and the challenges he faces in proving his innocence.

Don't Miss Out

Coronation Street airs on ITV1 and is available on ITVX, so make sure to tune in to see how Roy's story unfolds in this gripping storyline.