David Hide: Last News

THE National Television Awards return tonight after it was previously rescheduled as a mark of respect to the late Queen. The awards, which were due to take place on September 15, 2022, will now take place tonight live from the OVO Arena Wembley at 7.30 pm, after the UK's period of national mourning is now over. Meanwhile, Ant and Dec have been forced to pull out of tonight's National Television Awards after both contracting Covid.

CASUALTY fans all voiced their fears for nurse David Hide as the much-loved BBC drama returned for a new series. The grieving dad has been searching for answers after his son Ollie died in a school shooting. He asked his colleague Dylan to look at some of his late son's drawings in tonight's episode as he desperately hunts for clues that will shed light on what happened.

Casualty which it had postponed in the wake of the Uvalde massacre in Texas, where 19 children and two teachers were killed at Robb Elementary School. The extended episode, titled Wednesday's Child, was originally scheduled to screen last Saturday, June 11.However, as the plot focused on a school shooting, it was delayed by a week and screened tonight (June 18). Viewers have been left shocked by the events in the episode, which the BBC's continuity announcer said was filmed in January.

BBC One took a harrowing turn tonight during its latest episode of its popular medical soap, Casualty.

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Casualty actor Jason Durr has recently suffered a double heartbreak, losing his mum and sister-in-law just four days apart from one another. The 52-year-old actor, who has played nurse David Hide on the BBC medical drama since 2016, lost his mum to coronavirus, while his sister-in-law died after a battle with cancer.Opening up about his devastating loss, Jason praised the NHS for their tireless efforts to fight Covid throughout the pandemic.Speaking to The Mirror, he said: "Lockdown and this whole coronavirus period has been incredibly challenging for so many families."I can completely understand what so many people have been going through."It's been a very peculiar time in all our lives.

Casualty star Jason Durr, who plays David Hide, opened up on the struggles his character is going to face in upcoming episodes on Friday's Lorraine.