CASUALTY: LEARNING CURVE - EPISODE 10 OF 12 (SATURDAY 21 MARCH 2026) | CASUALTY AT INFORMING BRITAIN21/3/2026 Casualty Learning Curve Episode 10 of 12 Saturday 14 March 2026 BBC One / BBC One HD / BBC iPlayer 20:15 Devised by Jeremy Brock Devised by Paul Unwin Writer: Toby Walton Director: Sarah Esdaile Series Producer: Jenny Thompson Series Producer: Erika Hossington Executive Producer: Roxanne Harvey Cameron, Indie and Siobhan deal with the repercussions of their recent actions.
A bus crash leads to treatment of various injuries and a discrepancy when an elderly patient's husband states he was travelling alone. Kim manages blurring vision during patient care and continues to address her Eating Disorder. Iain notes the dynamic between a teenage girl and her father during the call-out. CASUALTY: LEARNING CURVE - EPISODE 09 OF 12 (SATURDAY 14 MARCH 2026) | CASUALTY AT INFORMING BRITAIN14/3/2026 Casualty Learning Curve Episode 09 of 12 Saturday 14 March 2026 BBC One / BBC One HD / BBC iPlayer 20:15 Devised by Jeremy Brock Devised by Paul Unwin Writer: Patrick Homes Director: Sarah Esdaile Series Producer: Jenny Thompson Series Producer: Erika Hossington Executive Producer: Roxanne Harvey Siobhan confronts a moral dilemma stemming from her decision to urge Flynn to pursue retaliation against Chris Banfield, which also causes her to create distance in her relationship with Cameron.
Meanwhile, Kim persists in withholding certain information from Stevie as she endeavors to showcase her professional skills to a previous tutor. Elsewhere, Teddy contemplates his key priorities when Jan encourages him to resolve matters with Jacob amid their efforts to care for a patient who has intentionally overdosed. CASUALTY: LEARNING CURVE - EPISODE 08 OF 10 (SATURDAY 07 MARCH 2026) | CASUALTY AT INFORMING BRITAIN7/3/2026 Casualty Learning Curve Episode 08 of 10 Saturday 07 March 2026 BBC One / BBC One HD / BBC iPlayer 21:00 Devised by Jeremy Brock Devised by Paul Unwin Writer: Erin Kubicki Director: Conor Morrissey Series Producer: Mat McHale Series Producer: Erika Hossington Executive Producer: Roxanne Harvey Iain's world shifts forever as the impending arrival of fatherhood collides with a devastating call-out. When Jan Jenning (Di Botcher) responds to harrowing screams from a desperate mother pleading for her baby's life, Iain Dean (Michael Stevenson) races to the scene, only to confront a tragic discovery: a child crushed beneath unimaginable weight. Struggling to hold back a flood of raw emotion, he realises life as he knows it will never be the same again. The blood of Siobhan McKenzie (Melanie Hill) runs cold when devastating news arrives: charges against her attacker, Chris Banfield (Cai Brigden), are being dropped, shattering any hope of justice and reopening old wounds. Meanwhile, Dylan Keogh steps up to support a hesitant Matty, who dreads treating a patient with advanced Lung Cancer on his own.
Elsewhere, Rida Amaan faces the painful prospect of losing two valued team members, raising fresh questions about her leadership in the changing Emergency Department. |
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