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Holby City: Series 18

Rosie Marcel

James Anderson

Camilla Arfwedson

David Ames

Rob Ostlere

Guy Henry

Joe McFadden

Alex Walkinshaw

Eleanor Fanyinka

Catherine Russell

Bob Barrett

Niamh Walsh

Chizzy Akudolu

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Holby City: Series 18: Episode 10: Bad Blood, Fake Snow

Bad Blood, Fake Snow

Episode 10

Episode 10: Bad Blood, Fake Snow

Series 18

BBC One - Holby City, Series 18, Bad Blood, Fake Snow

Fran escalates her campaign against Jac, with disastrous consequences.

Fran escalates her campaign against Jac, with disastrous consequences. The AAU team lack festive cheer, but Serena restores some Christmas goodwill.

Fran ramps up her manoeuvres against Jac, and when she raises the possibility of a formal complaint from a patient's sister, Hanssen has to take her concerns seriously. But has Fran underestimated Jac's ability to fight back? 

Serena's disappointed when her daughter bails out of their planned Christmas together. Raf and Fletch are also dreading the festivities, but perhaps Serena has the perfect solution? 

In the first flush of love, Dominic's keen to buy the perfect Christmas present for Lee with the help of a willing patient. However, a shocking revelation leaves him reeling.

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