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

Drama series about life on the wards of Holby City Hospital, following the highs and lows of the staff and patients.

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Holby City: Series 19

Eleanor Fanyinka

Alex Walkinshaw

Ayesha Dharker

Christian Vit

David Ajao

Bob Barrett

David Ames

Joe McFadden

Kaye Wragg

Lee Mead

Jemma Redgrave

Guy Henry

Hugh Quarshie

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Fraser Ayres

Maggie Ollerenshaw

Edmund Derrington

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Tracey Rooney

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Simon Norman

Holby City: Series 19: Episode 43: The Evolution of Woman

The Evolution of Woman

Episode 43

Episode 43: The Evolution of Woman

Series 19

BBC One - Holby City, Series 19, The Evolution of Woman

Ambitious Nina strikes a deal with a face from the past, but will she come to regret it?

Ambitious Nina strikes a deal with a face from the past, but will she come to regret it? Morven is determined to remain professional.

Newly appointed and keen to impress, Nina is intent on an innovative path. However, Hanssen is unsure of what the future will bring when a familiar face makes a shock return to Holby.

Rocked by events from the night before, Morven is determined to remain professional despite a number of obstacles. Is she struggling to come to terms with Jasmine's death more than she realises?

When Sacha boasts about his new lady friend, the team are eager to meet her. However, they are all unprepared for what unfolds.

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