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

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Holby City: Series 20

Hermione Gulliford

Guy Henry

Lee Mead

David Ames

Olga Fedori

Paul McGann

James Anderson

Kaye Wragg

Rosie Marcel

Belinda Owusu

Catherine Russell

Marcus Griffiths

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Holby City: Series 20: Episode 11: The L Word

The L Word

Episode 11

Episode 11: The L Word

Series 20

BBC One - Holby City, Series 20, The L Word

Roxanna tries to cure Oliver, but in the process opens old wounds.

Roxanna tries to cure Oliver, but in the process opens old wounds. Dom and Lofty find themselves at odds over Sheilagh's care. Donna and Fletch race to save Ric.

Roxanna's groundbreaking treatment for Ollie is finally underway. However, initial progress has unexpected side effects for both.

When Dom is drawn into Sheilagh's care his loyalties are challenged, while his relationship with Lofty may be forfeited. Dom may know where he stands medically, but does he know where he stands with Lofty?

Donna and Fletch turn sleuth to find a missing link in Ric's case, which may be the key to his avoiding going to prison. When their mission seems hopeless, Donna must face the possibility that maybe they can't help Ric after all.

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