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	Coronation Street - TV.com
		Coronation Street is credited as being one of the longest running soaps in the world and the longest running television soap in Britain (with the longest running overall being The Archers on BBC radio).
		Coronation Street, Corrie or The Street (however you know it) has been at the top of the ratings for most of it\'s long run and despite tough competition from new soaps and even new TV channels it remains the highest rated programme on British television.
		The street\'s set was based on Archie Street in the Ordsall district, a film shot of which was used in the opening credits of the programme from 1960 to 1964.
	www.tv.com /coronation-street/show/1419/summary.html (1387 words)

	Coronation Street
		Coronation Street, the longest running and most successful British soap opera, was first transmitted on ITV on Friday 9 December 1960.
		The storylines of Coronation Street tend to concentrate on relationships within and between families rather than on topical or social issues as is the case with the newer soaps such as Brookside and EastEnders.
		The viewer of Coronation Street is often encouraged to make a moral judgement on the behaviour of a particular character and it is generally the stronger women characters who set the tone.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/C/htmlC/coronationst/coronationst.htm (909 words)

	Coronation Street - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Coronation Street (commonly nicknamed, and written as, "Corrie", "Coro St" or "the Street") is set in a fictional street in the fictional industrial town of 'Weatherfield' based on Salford,a city in its own right,now part of Greater Manchester (There are two Coronation Streets in Salford and Macclesfield).
		In 1982 a modern, full-size exterior street was built in the Granada backlot; because it was meant to be permanent the houses were constructed from reclaimed Salford brick, rather than wood and scaffolding.
		Coronation Street is also shown in many countries worldwide, being the centre of the TV schedule of Ireland's independent television station, TV3 Ireland (part-owned by ITV plc), which simulcasts it with ITV.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Coronation_Street (3267 words)

	Coronation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The coronation of Empress Farah, of Iran in 1967.
		A coronation is a ceremony marking the investment of a monarch with regal power through, amongst other symbolic acts, the placement of a crown upon his or her head.
		In Norway the coronation was abolished in 1908 and the king was thereafter only required by law to go through the taking of the oath in the Storting, but when Olav V was to be crowned in 1958 he still wanted the church's blessing for his reign and the benediction was introduced.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Coronation (1373 words)

	Coronation Street - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Coronation Street (commonly nicknamed "Corrie", and to a lesser extent 'Coro St.', 'Corra', 'CS', or even 'Corruption Street') is set in a fictional street in the fictional industrial town of 'Weatherfield' which is based on Salford, now part of Greater Manchester.
		parallel to the newly-built street was the side of the bookies, originally a facade on rosamund street built in 1990 along with the rebuilding of the south side of the street, and a builders yard.
		Coronation Street is also shown in many countries worldwide, being the centre of the TV schedule of Ireland's independent television station, TV3 Ireland (part-owned by Granada), which simulcasts it with ITV.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Coronation_Street (5368 words)

	What is Coronation Street ?
		Coronation Street is the most popular soap opera in Britain.
		Coronation Street was the brainchild of writer Tony Warren.
		Coronation Street went into production with twelve episodes, and a possible final thirteenth episode, were the street was bulldosed if the programme wasn't successful.
	www.corrie.net /start/what.html (524 words)

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		Street to be a female drummer char to her doctor in the country..Wikimedia Foundation, coronation street soap update Inc..
		The coronation street visual third, without a point, most aptly symbolizes the mercy with which, as the sovereign himself is taught to hope for mercy, all his justice is to be tempered.
		Wales will most certainly have an extremely grand coronation in keeping with British coronation street character Imperial tradition and in keeping with the fact that he will be being crowned as the King of the Commonwealth realms, so an elaborate coronation may be deemed appropriate..
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	Coronation Street - Nostalgia Central (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The most successful soap opera in the history of British television is set in a gloomy street in Weatherfield (a fictitious town in the north of England).
		Viewers followed Coronation Street in such enormous numbers that when Elsie Tanner married US Army sergeant Steve Tanner in 1967, over 20 million viewers were glued to the box - the sort of audience only a royal wedding would normally command.
		The success of the 'Street' was in stark contrast to the fate of its creator.
	www.nostalgiacentral.com /tv/drama/coronationstreet.htm (707 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Coronation
		"A coronation rite", it has been well said, "is ideally the process of the creation of the monarch, even though in course of time, through a change in the theory of succession, it may come to be rather the ratification of an accomplished fact than the means of its accomplishment" (Brightman, Byzantine Coronations, 359).
		The coronation does not take place in a sacred building, but an oath is taken by the emperor to govern justly and another written oath is exacted of him by the patriarch that he will keep the Faith entire and introduce no novelty into the Church.
		Various considerations show that it was an attempt to imitate the imperial coronation of the Carlovingian monarchs on the Continent, and our knowledge of the imperial state assumed by King Eadgar strongly suggests that it is to be assigned to the date of his deferred coronation (973).
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/04380a.htm (5479 words)

	Coronation Street \| TV ONE PROGRAMMES \| TV ONE \| tvnz.co.nz (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Coronation Street is the world's longest-running serial drama.
		Coronation Street is set in the fictional Weatherfield, part of the Manchester conurbation in north west England.
		Coronation Street was the brainchild of writer Tony Warren, who drew inspiration for the show from his grandmother's surroundings in inner-city Salford.
	tvnz.co.nz /view/page/488121/411818 (229 words)

	Coronation Street information and Coronation street spoilers at SoapForum.co.uk
		Coronation Street is Britain's longest-running television soap opera, and was originally broadcast live.
		Coronation Street is known on occasions for its lighter storylines although it has tackled some controversial topics and storylines.
		Coronation Street often enjoys higher viewing figures compared to its main rival (the BBC's Eastenders) however they are often very close and both ITV1 and the BBC try to avoid scheduling conflicts by ensuring whenever possible the two soaps are not broadcast at the same time.
	www.soapforum.co.uk /coronation_street/soap.htm (319 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - 'Coronation Street' - the Soap Opera
		There's a street just outside Manchester, in the north of England, that is open to millions of visitors from across the globe up to four times a week.
		Recreating the cobbled street inside Granada television's Manchester-based studio, it was performed and broadcast live just like a stage play, like most television drama of the time, which added to its naturalistic approach.
		One of the reasons for Coronation Street's longevity is the way the people behind the scenes have used and reused basic character types, restyling and reinventing them to create fresh personalities that nevertheless fit into the programme's general structure.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A759639 (2721 words)

	Coronation Street TV Series Merchandise
		Coronation Street, which first aired on British Television in December 1960, was the brainchild of writer Tony Warren MBE.
		Coronation Street is based around the fictional Northern British town of Weatherfield which in itself is modelled on the real town of Salford in Greater Manchester.
		As well as the UK, Coronation Street is aired in Ireland, Canada, Australia and New Zealand where it has proven to be equally as popular.
	www.alkenmrs.com /soapsrus/coronationstreet (266 words)

	corrieblog: Coronation Street News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A Street source told The Sunday Mirror: "The thieves were probably stupid enough to think that Newton and Ridley was a real-life brewery and were expecting to find a load of beer in the back.
		Wendi Peters, Coronation Street's radioactive orange mother of the year Cilla Battersby-Brown, yesterday launched GMTV's search for Britain's Best Mum, apparently all people have to do is email in to tell the show just why their mum is the best.
		Coronation Street fans in Canada are getting excited about the British Isles show in Toronto on March 2-4, with Jenni McAlpine (Fiz Brown) putting in a special appearance at the show.
	www.corrieblog.tv /coronation_street_news/index.html (5852 words)

	THE UNOFFICIAL GRANADA TELEVISION WEBSITE - shows: coronation street
		He said that many of the Street's most popular stars are unhappy about the fourth episode, as it has wiped-out rehearsal time.
		Coronation Street won a special Lew Grade Award at this year's BAFTA ceremony,(The British Oscars).
		Coronation Street was first transmitted at 7pm on Friday, 9th December, 1960.
	members.tripod.com /~granadatv/street.html (404 words)

	Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation Gown
		The first coronation dress design was for a very simply styled gown similar to that worn by Queen Victoria at her Coronation.
		There the streets were lined with well wishers and loyal subjects keen to see history made and be part of an atmosphere that falls so rarely in a lifetime for us all.
		TO TOP OF The Coronation dress had a zip-fastener down the back plus the additional support of a series of tiny hooks and eyes, in case of a zip failure.
	www.fashion-era.com /coronation_dress.htm (3215 words)

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		Meanwhile in the street Elsie Tanner and Ena Sharples were having one of their most legendary rows.
		This couple are the longest serving happiest married in the street's wedding history.
		Recreating the cobbled street inside Granada television's Manchester-based studio, it was performed and broadcast live just like a stage play, like most television drama of the time, which added to its naturalistic approach.
	www.lycos.com /info/coronation-street.html (223 words)

	Coronation Street
		More I shouldn’t reveal, except that the script is hilarious and well up to the Street’s current high standards as UK’s most popular television programme.
		After all it can’t be easy to fit in with the expertise of the cast who have made Coronation Street so watchable over so many years.
		Coronation Street is recorded just off Quay Street in Manchester where I did some of my earliest theatre-going at the Opera House.
	www.mckellen.com /video/corrie/050309.htm (271 words)

	Ananova - Going Out
		Coronation Street actress Nikki Sanderson has announced she is quitting the soap.
		Coronation Street star Debra Stephenson is vowing to stay in the soap despite being offered a record deal.
		Coronation Street stars Jane Danson and Rupert Hill have landed £50K contracts to stay in the soap.
	www.ananova.com /goingout/index.html?keywords=Coronation+Street&nav_src=more_on (150 words)

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		CORONATION Street's Jack and Vera Duckworth are to split up.
		Since arriving on the Street in 1974, Gail has married four times, given birth to three children, and is already a grandmother: her middle child, Sarah Louise (played by Tina O'Brien) gave birth at the age of thirteen.
		AFTER the Duckworths bought 9 Coronation Street for £10,000, Vera was determined to transform it into a palace, naming their two up two down Balmoral.
	www.lycos.com /info/coronation-street--miscellaneous.html (383 words)

	Coronation Street
		Coronation Street was the first thing i looked for on the internet and I have met many wonderful people through the Sorcerynet irc channel #coro_street and through the various other forums on the web.
		Coronation Street is aired Monday to Friday on CBC at 7:00 pm local time (7:30 NST) and repeated on Sunday mornings in most areas at 7:30 a.m.
		CBC airs Coronation Street episodes that are currently over 9 months behind the U.K. Broadcast dates and losing ground because CBC suspends broadcast during events such as the Olympics.
	www.accesswave.ca /~tvor/corrie.html (2000 words)

	Coronation Street, Granada Television Studios, Manchester
		Granada Television's flagship long running TV show, Coronation Street, affectionately known simply as "Corrie", was first transmitted on Friday 9th December 1960 with an expected six weeks run.
		It was envisaged and created by novelist Tony Warren as a short drama serial based on everyday life in a fictitious Manchester suburb called Weatherfield, populated by various stereotypical characters, and set in the then rather dour back-to-back terraced streets of a less prosperous northern city.
		Apart from a dozen or so family houses, it was to have a corner shop, a newsagents, a factory where several of its key characters worked, and a public house, "The Rovers Return".
	www.manchester2002-uk.com /celebs/corrie/corrie-st.html (439 words)

	Manchester Evening News - Entertainment - Coronation Street (Site not responding. Last check: )
		CORONATION Street star Julia Haworth burst into tears after filming some of the most harrowing scenes of her career.
		WORKING nine to five was a bit of a bore for Coronation Street's latest loveable rogue Rob James-Collier.
		WHILE it lacks the tragic romance of Romeo and Juliet, there is something a little Shakespearean about the relationship between Coronation Street's Jason Grimshaw and Sarah Platt.
	www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk /entertainment/coronationst (343 words)

	Coronation Street News
		Cast members of Coronation Street put on their own show, including some singin', dancin' and chattering to the audience, in An Audience With Coronation Street.
		Coronation Street 's Jane Danson is badgering producers to bring back her on-screen sister, Toyah Battersby - actress Georgia Taylor.
		CORONATION Street has been cleared by TV watchdogs after it allegedly showed scenes of bullying and torture.
	www.topix.net /tv/coronation-street (684 words)

	Coronation Street spoilers and news - Digital Spy
		Tina is pleased when her dad Joe arrives at the Platts' to see her, while news of the Kabin robbery spreads...
		Julie Hesmondalgh will return to her role as Hayley Cropper in Coronation Street later this year.
		Coronation Street actress Kym Ryder says that viewers will soon see Michelle's comic and feisty sides again.
	www.digitalspy.co.uk /soaps/corrie (556 words)

	Coronation Street Quizzes and Coronation Street Trivia -- FunTrivia
		There are weeks when the most exciting thing that happens on 'Coronation Street' is that someone loses a sock in the dryer.
		This is a fifteen-question quiz for die-hard fans of the long-running British show 'Coronation Street', or 'Corrie', as it's affectionately known in the UK.
		This is my quiz on 'Coronation Street' in 2003-2004.
	www.funtrivia.com /dir/2218.html (442 words)

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