About: Colin Dearing

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Colin Dearing was a solicitor who Bet Gilroy saw about getting a divorce from Alec in May 1989. Alec had just returned from a tour of the Middle East and caught Bet with Paul Rigby. The circumstances were innocent but Alec tried to get Bet to admit to being unfaithful by demanding a divorce. Bet decided to call his bluff by seeing a solicitor about getting a divorce on the grounds of Alec's unreasonable behaviour. Colin advised Bet to stay at the Rovers as she might lose out financially if she left too early. Bet then listed Alec's indiscretions, adding "I hope your pen's full of ink".

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rdf:type	Character
rdfs:label	Colin Dearing
rdfs:comment	Colin Dearing was a solicitor who Bet Gilroy saw about getting a divorce from Alec in May 1989. Alec had just returned from a tour of the Middle East and caught Bet with Paul Rigby. The circumstances were innocent but Alec tried to get Bet to admit to being unfaithful by demanding a divorce. Bet decided to call his bluff by seeing a solicitor about getting a divorce on the grounds of Alec's unreasonable behaviour. Colin advised Bet to stay at the Rovers as she might lose out financially if she left too early. Bet then listed Alec's indiscretions, adding "I hope your pen's full of ink".
dcterms:subject	Coronation Street characters Solicitors Solicitors Coronation Street characters 1989 minor characters 1989 minor characters
Number of Appearances	1(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	1989-05-08(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Colin Dearing
Played By	Eric Potts
Occupation	Solicitor
abstract	Colin Dearing was a solicitor who Bet Gilroy saw about getting a divorce from Alec in May 1989. Alec had just returned from a tour of the Middle East and caught Bet with Paul Rigby. The circumstances were innocent but Alec tried to get Bet to admit to being unfaithful by demanding a divorce. Bet decided to call his bluff by seeing a solicitor about getting a divorce on the grounds of Alec's unreasonable behaviour. Colin advised Bet to stay at the Rovers as she might lose out financially if she left too early. Bet then listed Alec's indiscretions, adding "I hope your pen's full of ink". The Gilroys sorted out their differences and reconciled three weeks later.

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