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The BBC is making a big mistake, say the creators of the hospital drama as they discuss how it became much more than a Casualty spin-off

As the long-running BBC series Holby City comes to a close, fans of the medical soap have their concerns about what is wrong with Jac Naylor.

The long-running hospital soap drama will end after a 23-year run.

Fans of the long-running medical drama, Holby City, are keen to find out when the last episode will air on the BBC after the series was canceled.

THE cast and crew of Holby City have been left jobless just one week before Christmas as the show wrapped filming today forever.The stars paid tribute

New behind the scenes Doctor Who book The Long Game reveals the story of Doctor Whos return to TV in 2005.

Hospital soap Holby City will come to an end next year after 23 years on screen, the BBC has announced.

The drama, created by Tony McHale and Mal Young, debuted in 1999, following the lives of staff at the fictional Holby City Hospital, the same hospital as Casualty. A statement from the broadcaster said: “We are incredibly proud of Holby City but it’s with great sadness that we are announcing that after 23 years, the show will end on screen in March of next year. “We sometimes have to make difficult decisions to make room for new opportunities and as part of the BBC’s commitment to...

Southend actor Lee Mead said the news Holby City will end next year came as a "real shock".

Holby City is yet another casualty of the BBC’s obsession with ‘youth’ It may not be a critics darling, but the decades-old drama is exactly what many licence fee payers crave. Why not axe The One Show instead? Amy Lennox in Holby City Credit: BBC In metropolitan media circles, the decision to end BBC medical drama Holby City is unlikely to prompt many tears. It is rarely reviewed in the broadsheets; its cultural importance is never discussed on Radio 4 and, to my knowledge, it doesn’t ...