Soap pubs have seen more weddings, slaps and shock exits than any real local. Rank them from the one you'd walk into first to the one you'd give a miss.
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The Rovers Return
The cobbled corner pub where Bet Lynch ruled the bar and Betty's hotpot was famous. You'd hear all the gossip before you'd finished your first half.
The Queen Vic
Home of Den and Angie, slammed doors and shouting at Christmas. Great for a drink, but keep an eye on the exits.

The Woolpack
A cosy country pub where Amos and Mr Wilks once stood behind the bar. Lovely views and a roaring fire, even if the village has a habit of disasters.

The Dog in the Pond
The local for the young and the glamorous, with plenty of drama between the pints. Expect good looks, big secrets and the odd explosion.
The Bull
Radio's most famous village pub, where you've heard every row but never seen a single beer mat. You can picture it exactly how you like.
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