Credit: BBC There's conflict ahead in the wardCredit: BBC Paige Allcott will be part of this week's main storylineCredit: BBC 1. Paige witnesses a brutal event This week of Casualty begins with a harrowing event for Paige Allcott (played by Shalisha James-Davis). Tragedy will make drama pick up a pace in the hospital wards. Coming up on BBC One, Paige is singing in her choir when fellow member Saul collapses. A crowd gathers around him but is then ploughed into by an oncoming vehicle. Paige immediately takes her F1 role seriously and rushes to treat the injured. She accompanies them to the hospital, brushing off Rash's concern for her. Holby City hospital consultant Stevie wants her career to evolve 2. Stevie gets ambitious Months after her death, Holby City ice queen Jac Naylor will receive a small tribute as Stevie Nash (portrayed by Elinor Lawless) is desperate to evolve in her career. Feeling like she's not progressing enough in her ambition to become clinical lead, she's thrilled to be given the opportunity to climb the ladder. The emergency medicine consultant asks Dylan Keogh (William Beck) to nominate her for a clinical development chance - the Jac Naylor award. However, according to the consultant, Stevie would need more people skills to even be considered. Stevie treats SaulCredit: BBC 3. But she makes a mistake... Stevie is deeply upset by Dylan's statement and is adamant on changing his mind. This prompts her to treat Saul, who refuses pain relief for his dislocated shoulder due to his history of drug abuse. She's thrown by his cough and accompanying symptoms, asking him if he ever shared needles when he was taking drugs. Saul is floored by her suggestion that he may have contracted HIV and have symptoms that are manifesting la){kind=link}
AFTER a surprise five-week break, BBC One viewers will be thrown back into life in the ED.
Casualty comes back on our screens on Saturday. Get the lowdown on what to expect.
This week of Casualty begins with a harrowing event for Paige Allcott (played by Shalisha James-Davis).
Tragedy will make drama pick up a pace in the hospital wards.
Coming up on BBC One, Paige is singing in her choir when fellow member Saul collapses.