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A lead actor in hit BBC show Call the Midwife has praised the achievements of the NHS, saying the insitution has transformed the lives of millions.

Get ready for more emotional rollercoasters as Call the Midwife returns to our televisions after a gripping festive double episode. Fans of the beloved series can expect more drama when the show resumes on BBC One with season 14.The fan-favourite period drama gave a teasing glimpse into an upcoming significant scene through its social media channels, setting the stage for some intense surprises with a caption that read: "The end is approaching...

Another Christmas visit to Nonnatus House is on the horizon thanks to a festive special of Call the Midwife. After becoming a holiday staple in many households, the BBC period drama that follows a close group of midwives in London's East End will be split into two 60-minute episodes for the first time ever, complete with a Christmas cliffhanger.

The cast and crew of Call The Midwife have returned to filming after the summer break as a post on social media revealed the show is officially back in production for the highly-anticipated series 14, as well as the fan favourite Christmas special. The post included a selfie of stars Stephen McGann and Max Macmillan - aka Dr Turner and his on-screen son Timothy Turner - with his real-life son Dominic.

Fans of the popular BBC drama Call The Midwife were left begging for a “happy ending” after watching Trixie Aylward's, played by Helen George, fairytale relationship begin to crumble. On the episode on Sunday, 25 February, viewers watched as her husband Matthew, played by Olly Rix, was caught in a web of lies after facing some serious money troubles which he struggled to keep hidden when bailiffs arrived at Nonnatus House to take his car away.

Stephen McGann is one of the four famous McGann brothers, who is best known for his role as Dr Patrick Turner in Call the Midwife. The new series of the hit BBC period drama returned earlier this year, much to the delight of fans as we follow a group of midwives and doctors working in East End London during the late 1950s and 1960s.

Stephen McGann, who plays the beloved Dr Patrick Turner in the BBC One drama Call the Midwife, has been a fan favourite since the show first aired in 2012.The actor, now 60, portrays the heroic doctor who cares for the residents of Poplar during the 1950s and 60s. Dr Turner is a hero in the East End community, saving lives, delivering babies, and melting viewers' hearts with every episode. Fans were overjoyed when his character found love with Sheelagh Mannion after becoming a widower at a young age, reports My London.

He is one of the four McGann brothers and has been a familiar face on out TV screens, including the likes of Emmerdale, for years. But Stephen McGann is probably best known for playing Dr Patrick Turner in BBC One's Call the Midwife.

ITV programme had 'become the story', following rumours of a feud between him and Holly Willoughby. He said he had always 'done his best to be honourable and kind', but 'ITV has decided the current situation can't go on'. As a result, he has agreed to step down with immediate effect.

BBC drama, as Reverend Tom, for four years before revealing that he would not be returning for the show's eighth series. READ MORE: Call the Midwife star Daniel Laurie's real age, famous EastEnders dad and forgotten TV role The couple share two daughters, Wren Ivy and Lark, who they sometimes share updates about on social media, much to fans' delights. Helen, 40, left the last series early to go on maternity leave for her daughter Lark, but she will be making a comeback in the new series.

READ MORE: Call the Midwife star Richard Fleeshman looks unrecognisable 16 years after Coronation Street exit Taking to Twitter on Thursday (August 4), Stephen shared a selfie alongside his wife as the pair smiled at the camera wearing sunglasses. He also gave a shout-out to his Call the Midwife co-star Jenny Agutter who also got married on the same day. Stephen captioned the post: "Me and this one are 32 years married today.

Daily Star reports. READ MORE: Coronation Street fans spot error as Toyah returns to her flatSince then, many Corrie fans may be wondering what happened to Molly Dobbs actress Vicky Binns since her dramatic Corrie exit. Here we take a look at her roles since, and what she is doing now.

Helen George looked sublime as she joined her Call The Midwife co-stars at a photocall for the beloved BBC period drama.MORE: Helen George and Jack Ashton smoulder in stunning selfie after sharing exciting Call the Midwife newsDressed in a chic powder blue maxi, the actress appeared to be in great spirits as she posed for photos alongside Laura Main and Stephen McGann at the BFI and Radio Times Television Festival on Sunday.WATCH: Helen George stars in Call The MidwifeThe glamorous appearance comes shortly after it was confirmed that Helen - who is famed for her role as Nurse Trixie Franklin - will be returning for the 12th series of the BBC period drama.MORE: Call the Midwife's Helen George reacts to Aljaz Skorjanec's shock Strictly departureREAD: Call the Midwife star Helen George comments on kissing co-star - 'the most unsexy thing'The series - which has been renewed for seasons 12 and 13, airing in 2023 and 2024 respectively - will also be the "first time in a few years" that Call The Midwife is being filmed without COVID restrictions.Helen recently told Radio Times: "What’s nice is we’re not going to have COVID restrictions for the first time in a few years, which will be wonderful." The actress at the Call the Midwife photocall during BFI & Radio Times Television FestivalHer co-star Laura, who plays Shelagh Turner, added: "There will be no Perspex. We can kiss, we can touch and do what we do."Helen, 39, left the last series early to go on maternity leave but has delighted fans by confirming her return.

Helen George and her boyfriend Jack Ashton enjoyed some time away from their children as they attended the BAFTA TV Awards on Sunday.MORE: Call the Midwife's Helen George reacts to Aljaz Skorjanec's shock Strictly departureSharing a series of behind-the-scenes snaps with her Instagram followers on Tuesday, the actress could be seen getting dressed to the nines. Meanwhile, one of the snaps showed the couple looking utterly besotted as they posed for a striking selfie.WATCH: Helen George shares impressive beauty secret"Gorgeous Sunday at the BAFTAs.

It's been two decades since Emmerdale actor Anthony Lewis left the soap, but for fans his character Marc Reynolds is fondly remembered. Yet Anthony, 39, is still a TV regular, though fans might not realise it - he hosts the continuity announcements on BBC One and BBC Two.The dad of one began his acting career aged nine when he took on roles in Heartbeat and A Touch of Frost. He first appeared as Marc Reynolds in 1999, leaving three years later but making a return in 2007 for the funeral of his on-screen grandfather Len.

Call the Midwife has paid tribute to 'dearly loved' colleague Kev Corbishley with a heartfelt tribute in the credits on the BBC series.The finale of series 11 captured a touching moment that the locals gathered for a photograph after Sister Julienne, played by Jenny Agutter, and Doctor Turner, portrayed by Stephen McGann, thankfully survived a horrific train crash. While the locals of Poplar gathered, the narrator commented: "Life so often is about things we make ourselves.The homes we build, the food we share, the children we carry in our arms. "We turn trial into survival, tears into courage and friendship into everlasting bonds.

There has been great news for Call the Midwife fans as the smash-hit BBC One series recently returned for its mammoth eleventh series. And viewers will undoubtedly be familiar with Laura Main, who has taken on the role of Sister Bernadette, otherwise known as Shelagh Turner. in the East End drama since its debut.

Call The Midwife has given viewers a glimpse of the joy, love and hardships of Nonnatus House for nearly a decade – much longer than creator and executive producer Heidi Thomas said she ever expected.

A veteran wrongly accused of murdering his own son has called on Boris Johnson to give a medal to survivors of Britain's nuclear tests.

Radio Times.Stephen’s co-star Helen George, who plays Nurse Beatrix ‘Trixie’ Franklin, was equally surprised by the programme’s success.She also thought it would only air six episodes.The actress, 36, was impressed when it was renewed for a second series, and now the show is in its tenth year.DON'T MISS...Julia Bradbury's sister careers off road after 3 youngsters throw rock [UPDATE]John Humphrys branded Prince Harry 'sanctimonious, selfish young man' [INSIGHT]A Place In The Sun’s Jasmine Harman shares snap with her SIX siblings [PICTURES]The programme is based on the memoirs of Jennifer Worth, who worked at a convent in Poplar during the baby boom.It was originally set in the late 1950s but is currently in the 1960s.The show follows the

When Call the Midwife star Stephen McGann saw a script about the scandal of Britain’s nuclear tests, he did not need to do much research.