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

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Holby City: Series 18

Chizzy Akudolu

Alex Walkinshaw

Catherine Russell

Joe McFadden

James Anderson

Camilla Arfwedson

David Ames

Hugh Quarshie

Guy Henry

Kaye Wragg

Jemma Redgrave

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Holby City: Series 18: Episode 40: Children of Men

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Episode 40

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Series 18

BBC One - Holby City, Series 18, Children of Men

Mo struggles with a big choice about her future. Mikey causes more trouble for Fletch.

Mo struggles with a big choice about her future. Mikey causes more trouble for Fletch when he arrives at Holby. Isaac sets out to impress Ric after a rocky start.

With Mr T still absent and a new role as temporary clinical lead, Mo finds coping with her pregnancy increasingly difficult. Will she manage under growing pressure with only Hanssen to confide in?

Already snowed under with a packed and understaffed AAU, Fletch is out of sympathy when he treats a drug addict making light of his situation. But when Mikey strikes a bond with the patient, Fletch gets more than he bargained for.

Isaac finds his confidence knocked when he treats a mouthy teenager. As Ric watches on unimpressed, Isaac strives to prove himself both professionally and personally.

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