Episode 4
The pressures of modern Britain reach Poplar as a hospital secondment and a difficult birth raise moral questions for Sister Julienne. Trixie and Tom help a family breaking apart.
As the modern world begins to encroach on traditional Poplar life, everyone is starting to notice the changes. On secondment at a busy local hospital, Sister Julienne is impressed by the medical advances that are saving the lives of mothers and babies. But a traumatic birth raises moral questions for her which she struggles to answer.
As the medical world is changing, so is society at large, with opportunities in education increasingly open to all. Despite his working class background, Ian is overjoyed to be accepted into university and embraces his chance to escape Poplar, much to the disappointment of his more traditional mother Sadie. But his plans appear to be in ruins when girlfriend Linda falls pregnant. Trixie and Tom help the family, which begins to break apart under the pressure of this unplanned pregnancy.
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Helping at St Cuthbert's
Duration: 00:54
Credits
Role | Contributor |
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Sister Julienne | Jenny Agutter |
Nurse Phyllis Crane | Linda Bassett |
Sister Monica Joan | Judy Parfitt |
Nurse Trixie Franklin | Helen George |
Sister Mary Cynthia | Bryony Hannah |
Shelagh Turner | Laura Main |
Nurse Patsy Mount | Emerald Fennell |
Nurse Barbara Gilbert | Charlotte Ritchie |
Sister Winifred | Victoria Yeates |
Tom Hereward | Jack Ashton |
Dr Patrick Turner | Stephen McGann |
Linda Lanyard | Chloe Harris |
Ian Bulmer | Ted Reilly |
Sadie Bulmer | Hayley Carmichael |
Dot | Samantha Baines |
Ruby Cottingham | Becci Gemmell |
Maurice | Ian Burfield |
Delia Busby | Kate Lamb |
Sister Knowles | Teresa Banham |
Jamila Shahjee | Dinita Gohil |
Mr Kenley | Gerrard McArthur |
Anaesthetist | Damian Quinn |
Nurse | Maddie Rice |
Timothy Turner | Max Macmillan |
Angela Turner | Alice Brown |
Voice of Mature Jennifer Worth | Vanessa Redgrave |
Producer | Ann Tricklebank |
Director | Sheree Folkson |
Writer | Heidi Thomas |
Broadcast
- Sun 7 Feb 2016 20:00