Weatherfield is rocked… as The Rovers Return stops being a refuge and turns into a public battleground.

What started as a power struggle over the pub’s future now poisons everything around it — friendships, family ties, loyalties that used to feel unbreakable.

Eva Price and Maggie Driscoll aren’t just arguing anymore; they’re dragging the entire community into a feud that demands sides, forces choices, and makes every face in the room feel like an enemy waiting to strike.

The one person taking the biggest hit isn’t even the loudest in the war — it’s Ben Driscoll.

He’s trapped between the people he’s supposed to protect and the storm he can’t control. Every demand placed on him chips away at his identity until he’s no longer sure if he’s a mediator, a pawn, or a sacrifice. You can feel the devastation building: the tighter the feud grips The Rovers, the more Ben’s world collapses, because he’s the one carrying the weight no one else wants to own.

And the truth is, no one is clean in this. Someone stayed silent to keep leverage. Someone twisted the story to look innocent. Someone let Ben absorb the fallout because it was easier than admitting fault. This didn’t just expose a feud… it detonated into a chain reaction of betrayal and fallout, changing lives in ways that can’t be undone and leaving scars that will linger for years.