Coronation Street officially reveals Jodie's dark plan for Daniel

 What's her endgame this time?

Jodie Ramsey's bond with Daniel Osbourne is officially not as innocent as he thinks in Coronation Street, as she's been unveiled as the person behind his anonymous trolling ordeal. Daniel, played by Rob Mallard, has been facing backlash online since learning the truth about how his partner Megan Walsh was grooming Will Driscoll.

In tonight's episode, he was with Jodie at the Viaduct Bistro as he scrolled through angry responses to previous messages from an account named 'Truthteller', showing her one in particular: "This person thinks I should be in prison with Megan."

She told him to ignore it, but he went on to doubt his previous theory that Megan herself was behind it all. Jodie then pointed his suspicions towards a nearby David Platt, saying he "keeps looking over here".

Sure enough, David — who has had more than his own fair share of problems with Jodie — was sat at the bar at the time, with his phone in his hand.

When Jodie went to the bathroom, Daniel immediately got a new message from 'Truthteller' and couldn't stop himself from confronting David.

Outraged, David denied any involvement. "I've got a sick daughter in hospital, I've got better things to be spending my time on!" he hit back.

Daniel wasn't buying it though, so David showed him what he was doing on his phone: watching a fun video of Lily. Daniel sheepishly backed down and apologised before excusing himself and leaving, with Jodie in tow.

Later, Daniel told Jodie he felt like an "idiot", and Jodie urged him to "stop trying to figure out who's behind this account", telling him: "It's clearly driving you a bit mad."

She offered to stick around a little longer rather than look for her own place, and he agreed. When he then went to rustle up some food, she was left alone — at which point viewers saw her take out her phone and secretly post another message as 'Truthteller'.

The message read: "How Daniel Osbourne is still a teacher, I don't know. He clearly has a dodgy history with his students, if his assault on Max Platt is anything to go by. Imagine having a vendetta against a kid when you're an adult, even worse a teacher."

Whatever her endgame is, it seems things will get worse for Daniel before they get better...