The dynamics of Holby’s Emergency Department (ED) are set to shift with the introduction of Dr. Flynn Byron, the new clinical lead portrayed by Olly Rix. His arrival brings fresh energy and perspectives to the team, influencing the trajectories of characters like Stevie Nash, Rida Amaan, and Indie Jankowski. Flynn’s background as a former military doctor…
Holby’s Emergency Department (ED) is no stranger to high-stakes moments, but tensions reach new heights as Stevie Nash and Dylan Keogh find themselves at odds once again. Stevie, known for her passionate and sometimes impulsive nature, struggles to align with Dylan’s methodical and detached approach. Their latest conflict arises when a critical patient forces them…
Life has finally started to look up for Indie. With Gloria’s generous gift easing her financial struggles, she feels a sense of relief she hasn’t had in a long time. But just as she begins to find stability, an unexpected callout shakes her world. When Indie and Jacob are dispatched to a prison to treat…
Someone says their goodbyes… Casualty spoilers follow for Saturday’s episode (March 22), which is available to watch now on streaming service BBC iPlayer and hasn’t yet aired on TV. This article contains storyline details that some viewers may prefer to avoid. He was treated by surgeon Russell, who is also his father-in-law – and who realised…
Casualty spoilers follow. Next week on Casualty, Stevie struggles to process her devastating news, while Indie unexpectedly comes face to face with her past and Rida questions her future in the ED after a challenging shift. For more on these stories, here is our spoiler round-up of all the biggest moments coming up in the next episode…
BBC Casualty star Olly Rix has hinted there may be more than meets the eye to his character Flynn Byron’s father in law Russell Whitelaw, played by Robert Bathurst. Both actors recently joined the show and their relationship came as a surprise to viewers. Surgeon Russell appears to have used his influence to get Flynn the…
Amanda Mealing was a very familiar face on daytime TV before her life took a troubling turn. The star, best known for her role as Connie Beauchamp in Casualty, has pleaded guilty to drug driving after she crashed into another driver while high on cocaine, leaving the nurse behind the wheel seriously injured. She veered across…
BBC Casualty and Holby City star Amanda Mealing has admitted to drug driving, following a collision that left a nurse seriously injured. The actress, known for her role as Connie Beauchamp in the popular medical dramas, veered across the road and crashed into Mark Le Sage’s Skoda at 10.14am while he was on his way to work. Prosecutor Marie…
One of Casualty‘s greatest strengths has always been its ability to reflect real-world issues through its engaging and emotional storylines. This season, the show is tackling some of the most pressing topics in society, from wrongful criminal charges to homelessness and financial struggles. Dylan Keogh’s arrest for manslaughter forces viewers to question how justice is served in the medical field.…
Amanda Mealing left her cocaine car crash victim unconscious following their dramatic collision. The actress who is best known for playing no-nonsense talking Connie Beauchamp in the BBC medical dramas Casualty and Holby City pleaded guilty to driving her car while high on cocaine, leaving an off duty nurse seriously injured. A court heard that Mealing, who played Clinical Lead…
