Wexit! Is Will Noble really going to leave Casualty forever? Credit: BBC
Will Noble leaves Casualty after he clashes with Connie and discovers Fenisha’s baby secret…
Warning: Contains Casualty spoilers about Will Noble, Connie Beauchamp, Fenisha Khatri, Jan Jenning, Rash Masum, Robyn Miller, and new paramedic Leon Cook…
Will Noble and Connie: The showdown!
Clash and dash? Will Noble doesn’t hold back in his exit interview with Connie
Will Noble is in a strange mood as he faces his last day in the ED. Before he leaves Holby for a new job in pharmaceuticals in Ireland Will (Jack Nolan) has a few loose ends to tie up.
Casualty star Amanda Mealing teases massive spoilers as show returns If looks could thrill. Amanda Mealing as Connie Beauchamp in Casualty
Casualty star Amanda Mealing reveals MASSIVE spoilers (including Grace s return and the future of Connie and Jacob!) as the BBC1 medical drama returns…
Casualty returns to our screens tonight after taking a break for COVID-related reasons.
BBC1’s ever-popular medical drama Casualty airs with a new episode on Saturday 02 January at 7.35pm, and nobody could be more delighted than Casualty legend Amanda Mealing. “We just want to film, we just want to work and it breaks our hearts when fans have been asking, when are you back?” says Casualty star Amanda, 53, during our exclusive video chat.
Connie Beauchamp (Amanda Mealing) as you ve never seen her before.
Connie Beauchamp and the Holby ED team are caught in killer COVID-19 nightmare when Casualty returns, with one precious member of the team succumbing to the virus.
Casualty returns to BBC1 this week with a hard-hitting episode about working on the frontline as the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic takes hold…
Warning: Contains Casualty spoilers about the long-running medical drama’s first episode of 2021, including the death of a show favourite.
This powerful new story follows Casualty favourites as they first get to grips with the pandemic and prepare for an influx of deathly ill patients. Deftly exploring the realities experienced by frontline workers, from department heads Connie Beauchamp and Jacob Masters to receptionist Noel Garcia and hospital porter Rosa Cadenas, this is must-see TV.