TWO Casualty stars on the verge of death in first-look at BBC soap’s landmark 40th anniversary double-bill

TWO Casualty stars on the verge of death in first-look at BBC soap’s landmark 40th anniversary double-bill

TWO Casualty stars have diced with death in the first-look at the BBC soap’s landmark 40th anniversary double-bill. Fans are in for a treat with back to back episodes of the medical drama set to air on September 5 2026. Casualty fans are in for a treat with brand new back to back episodes set to air on September 5 Credit: BBC Flynn and Stevie will be left fighting for survival in a race against time Credit: BBC During the last episode, viewers watched on as Flynn Byron’s abusive former military boss Colonel Jack Bard suffered a cardiac arrest after being shot. Emergency consultant Flynn refused to perform CPR on him, leaving Stevie rushing to save the Colonel’s life. Sign up for the TV newsletter Thank you! Despite her efforts, he later died on the operating table – she was left sickened by Flynn’s actions. Fast forward to the soap’s gripping anniversary event, which will throw the Holby team into chaos as they are faced with a major incident. The Emergency department are set to be pushed to their limits in a tense and emotionally raw storyline. As the fallout continues it will bring together some of the show’s most beloved characters. Nobody is safe with Stevie and Flynn also finding themselves fighting for survival in a race against time. Will we finally see something happen between Stevie (Elinor Lawless) and Flynn (Olly Rix) as they face death? Most read in TV Those at the heart of the hospital will be forced to make impossible life-or-death decisions as Dylan (William Beck) battles personal tragedy while leading his team through their darkest hour. The exciting new episodes will also feature Melanie Hill, Barney Walsh, Neet Mohan, Charles Venn, Sammy Dobson and Kirsty Mitchell. As well as Di Botcher, Anna Chell, Sarah Seggari, Michael Stevenson, Milo Clarke, Naomi Wakszlak and Aron Julus. Casualty is available now on BBC iPlayer. Comment now

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