Coronation Street: Oliver Battersby’s fate is decided

The week begins with Billy gleefully telling Nina that he's expecting a call from the bishop this week to confirm whether he's got the role of archdeacon.

But the week isn't going quite so well for Paul, who is furious to learn that Todd has landed a role at the factory and they'll be working together.

Despite Billy warning Paul not to let Todd get to him Paul can't help but feel riled and, sensing tension, Sarah suggests a team-building evening at Speed-Dahl.

But Paul and Billy's relationship isn't the only one under the spotlight this week as Adam has been switching on the charm for Alina.

As Adam flirts outrageously with Alina, a livid Sarah watches on but is secretly pleased when she sees Alina give Adam short thrift.

With Paul out at his work 'do, Billy gets a visit from the bishop who is thrilled to confirm the archdeacon role is his, but they're soon interrupted by Paul returning home.

It's quickly evident that Paul has had too much to drink and when he begins to disrobe and offers the bishop a beer, Billy can't get him out of there quick enough.

Following their team building evening Adam is sure he's in there with Alina and boldly asks her out for a drink when they bump into each other in the street.

But Alina has already been warned by Carla Connor to be careful with Adam as he's clearly just using her to get back at Sarah. What will she say?

It was a close call with the bishop but Billy is relieved to learn the job is still his, despite Paul's drunken antics, and passes the news onto Paul.

Once again, Billy implores Paul not to let Todd get to him and with a renewed sense of security Paul declares his over worrying about him.

Meanwhile, Sean and Michael return home from a sales seminar in Manchester and have some good news to share with Sarah.

In one session they'd managed to secure the selling rights to a brand new range of beauty products and they're both sure they'll be rich.

Sean manages to convince an unsuspecting George to let him try the new beauty products on him, and even George has to admit he's impressed.

Back at the factory, it's the third time that Sarah has caught Adam trying it on with Alina and, at the end of her tether, confronts him.

Adam remains infuriatingly unmoved as Sarah shrieks at him about using Alina to get to her and unleashes a tirade of abuse.

As Sarah lets loose at Adam, she doesn't spot Carla approaching with a potential client and is embarrassed to be caught losing her temper.

At the hospital, Nick arrives to see Oliver. Toyah reminds him Leanne has banned him from seeing him, but feels sorry for Nick and allows him to stay.

When Leanne turns up later on she's fuming to see Nick and Oliver together and demands he leave immediately, but soon regrets being so harsh.

The following day it's Oliver's hearing and Steve and Leanne listen on as Dr Howarth gives her view that it would be an act of kindness to turn off Oliver's life support.

A tearful Leanne then stands up and explains that all she wants as a mother is to not give up on her son and begs the judge to have compassion.

Back in court Leanne and Steve listen in silence as the judge delivers her verdict that Oliver's life support should be switched off.

By Oliver's bedside, Leanne matter-of-factly begins to talk about launching an appeal to overturn the judges decision but Steve isn't so sure.

Gently, Steve tries to explain that they've done all they can for Oliver and he thinks the judge is right and they should let him go. Leanne has never felt betrayal like it.