Sean Wilson, who appeared on Coronation Street for 21 years, says he was supported by Helen Worth and Sally Dynevor when an unfounded claim was made against him

Sean Wilson has claimed his dream return to Coronation Street was blocked due to an unfounded sex allegation. The actor, 59, had filmed scenes as Martin Platt, the character he played from 1985 to 2005 and briefly again in 2018,

SEAN Wilson fought back tears after being cleared of an unfounded historical sex claim which destroyed his Coronation Street comeback. Sean, 59, was dramatically axed from the ITV soap in the

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) have shared a statement following Coronation Street star Sean Wilson's recent interview about his departure from the ITV soap opera

Sean Wilson’s new job has been revealed following his sudden and unexpected exit from Coronation Street. It was revealed earlier this year that Sean was set to return to the soap as Martin Platt, to tie in with Gail Platt ’s (Helen Worth) exit storyline.

CORONATION Street star Sean Wilson has opened up about his financial hardship defending himself over a historic sex claim. The actor, known to millions as Gail’s ex husband Martin Platt, has told

Police have issued a full statement after a Coronation Street star was hit by a historical sex claim as he prepared for a comeback on the show. Sean Wilson starred as Martin Platt from 1985 to 2005, before returning to ITV's famous cobbles for a brief spell in 2018.

Sean Wilson has revealed that he was axed from 'Coronation Street' after an unfounded claim of indecent assault was made against him.

The former soap star, 59, who played Martin Platt, was due to return to the cobbles in recent months and had already filmed scenes with ex screen wife Gail (Helen Worth).