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Holby City: Series 19

Guy Henry

David Ames

Camilla Arfwedson

Bob Barrett

Ayesha Dharker

Lee Mead

James Anderson

Jaye Jacobs

Hugh Quarshie

Alex Walkinshaw

Eleanor Fanyinka

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Holby City: Series 19: Episode 48: How Loud It Is

How Loud It Is

Episode 48

Episode 48: How Loud It Is

Series 19

BBC One - Holby City, Series 19, How Loud It Is

Hanssen must confront his past when a familiar face arrives on Keller as a registrar.

Hanssen is forced to confront his past when a familiar face arrives on Keller as a registrar. Zosia finally relaxes into some wedding planning.

Nina appoints a new registrar on Keller, forcing Hanssen to confront a face from his past. The new recruit's ambition and determination earn the praise of Sacha, Lofty and Dominic quickly. But what is going on beneath his confident facade, and how will Hanssen deal with his presence at Holby?

Guy seems to be on form, and Zosia wonders what she was worrying about. But just as she turns her mind to her wedding, Guy's behaviour sparks fresh concern, and Zosia is compelled to take action.

Donna is exasperated with Fletch implementing his new-found power as director of nursing and makes it her mission to teach him a lesson.

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