EastEnders will not air in its normal time slot again on Friday, in a change that has happened for the past few weeks.
Instead, the BBC soap will air half an hour later, with Coronation Street on ITV taking its slot.
Corrie will air for an hour instead of airing two half an hour episodes on Friday, between 7:30pm and 8:30pm.
As to avoid a clash, BBC bosses have moved EastEnders from the usual slot of 8pm to 8:30pm instead.
Coronation Street set for double schedule change amid fears for Carla Connor
Fans have been left frustrated recently, with the schedule shake-up occurring several times over the past couple of months.
Reasons for moving Corrie around in the schedules recently have included ITV series Vera, and the channel airing the live coverage of the international football.
But fear not fans, all normality will be resumed, as the schedule for Friday April 26 sees Corrie back at 7:30 and 8:30.
This means EastEnders will go back to airing at 8pm, with viewers sure to be relieved.
There’s two more weeks of movement though, with Friday 12 and Friday 19 of April airing hour-long episodes of Corrie between 7:30pm and 8:30pm.
It comes amid drama on the Cobbles, as fans remain in the dark over who caused the factory roof collapse that killed Rana.
Her loved ones are seeking justice for her, while guilty factory owner Carla Connor is headed for a breakdown in a new storyline.
Meanwhile over in Walford, Sharon is struggling to deal with her troubled son Dennis after he punched her in the face on Thursday.
The character was trying to make him see he was being used by a gang, only for the 12 year old to turn violent and attack his own mum.
