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Coronation Street is a British soap opera first broadcast on ITV on 9 December 1960. This is a list of characters that will make their first appearance in 2026. In January, the first character to appear in 2026 is Shona Platt's estranged half-sister Jodie Ramsey, played by actress and singer, Olivia Frances-Brown. She was followed by surgeon Vincent Harper, and Harper Platt, the newborn daughter of Shona and David Platt. Later in January, Lee, a former pupil of Megan Walsh and Mal Roper, who began stalking Bernie Winter debuted. In February, Doug Ramsey, the father of Jodie and Shona Platt appeared, followed by Paula, an inmate of Debbie Webster and Connie Waring, the baby daughter of Rob Donovan and Mandy Waring, who was temporarily left in the care of Carla Connor and Lisa Swain. In April, Melanie Driscoll the ex-wife of Ben Driscoll and mother of Ollie Driscoll and Will Driscoll first appeared. Damo made his appearance in May, followed by Idris Nazir, the cousin of Alya Nazir. Ross, the biological father of Tyrone Dobbs is set to debut later in the year. Additionally, several other characters appear throughout the year.
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