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Coronation Street reveals Stu and Eliza outcome in murder plot aftermath

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There is a new dweller on the cobbles.

As Eliza moves in, everything changes for Stu and Yasmeen on Coronation Street, but Stu worries about how their living arrangements will turn out.

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Eliza would require her own bedroom if she were to move in with them, but Stu is mindful of their restricted space.

Concerned, Stu advises that perhaps he should leave the Nazir home to find a place of his own. Some vandalism just reinforces his belief that this would be the best course of action for everyone.

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But Yasmeen has other plans, and after telling him how much she loves him, she suggests that they take the plunge and share a bedroom, which will resolve their present space problem.

However, they must first have a social worker visit in order to approve Eliza’s permanent stay with them before they can make any solid decisions.

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Fortunately, everything goes smoothly during the visit, and they receive the go-ahead to welcome Eliza as the newest cobbles resident.

Stu is on edge despite the good news, and when Eliza mentions her mother, he offers that they visit her at the prison together.

Yasmeen notices that Stu could need some encouragement even though he is acting appropriately, so she makes it a point to tell him that he is doing a fantastic job with Eliza so far.

Eliza is feeling a little low when they return home, and Stu never enjoys going back there given his experience. However, the visit to her mother at the prison goes well.

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However, Stu is there for her, and Yasmeen once more compliments him on how well he is doing while also remarking that Eliza is fortunate to have a grandfather who cares so much for her.

Will the Nazir family’s new dynamic turn out for the better?

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