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Operation Hospital Food with James Martin

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James Martin is on a mission to transform the standard of the nation's hospital food.

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Operation Hospital Food with James Martin: Series 3: Episode 5

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Episode 5

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BBC One - Operation Hospital Food with James Martin, Series 3, Episode 5

James unveils his big idea in front of a packed room full of NHS chefs and bosses.

James Martin prepares to unveil the idea he hopes can make a real difference to the food served in every NHS hospital, in front of a packed room full of NHS chefs and bosses.

In the final episode of the series, James Martin prepares to unveil the idea he hopes can make a real difference to the food served in every NHS hospital, in front of a packed room full of NHS chefs and bosses. Can he persuade them to change their current cooking practices and adopt his? 

For James it is the culmination of years of hard work, but making a speech in front of so many of the people who can make his plans a reality is a far cry from the kitchen environment where he feels most comfortable, and he calls on the support of some familiar faces to help win the audience round. 

Also, James makes his final visit to Harlow, where there is a big surprise for kitchen boss Andy. And James returns to Chesterfield to accompany the first patient who will be taking home one of the hospital's new grocery bags to help them readjust to life at home.

James Martin's campaign to transform hospital food becomes more ambitious than ever.

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