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Drama series about life on the wards of Holby City Hospital.

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Holby City: Series 16

Lauren Drummond

Rob Ostlere

Jimmy Akingbola

Michael Thomson

Chizzy Akudolu

Tina Hobley

Niamh McGrady

Hari Dhillon

Bob Barrett

Paul Bradley

Camilla Arfwedson

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Holby City: Series 16: Episode 5: Arthur's Theme

Arthur's Theme

Episode 5

Episode 5: Arthur's Theme

Series 16

BBC One - Holby City, Series 16, Arthur's Theme

Chantelle is confronted with her worst nightmare and Mo's career is threatened.

Chantelle is confronted with her worst nightmare just as her relationship with Arthur takes a dramatic turn. Meanwhile, Mo's dalliance with Joey threatens her career.

Chantelle is torn apart when she is forced to confront her most frightening demon - Cameron. When Arthur professes his true feelings for her too, Chantelle realises she has reached a crossroads in her life... but what will she do?

Mo is forced to face up to some bitter home truths when her online beau Joey is admitted with chest pains. Are her recent lifestyle changes becoming a threat to her career?

Chrissie is suffering from post-treatment complications, so it is not a good day to be served divorce papers from Sacha. She seeks solace in a comforting Michael.

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