Call the Midwife — Series 12
The year is 1968, and a palpable unease settles over Poplar following Enoch Powell’s divisive “Rivers of Blood” speech, amplified by a march of local dockers voicing their support. At Nonnatus House, the arrival of Sister Veronica brings an immediate warmth – everyone adores her, that is, except for Nurse Crane. Trixie and Matthew's romance blossoms beautifully, while Nurse Crane offers practical assistance to Nancy as she navigates some difficult financial circumstances. Sister Julienne finds renewed purpose assisting on the district nursing rounds, juggling the demands of the maternity home with Shelagh and Dr Turner’s growing family. And for Violet and Fred, Reggie remains a constant source of laughter and light.
The spring of 1968 found Poplar simmering with racial unrest. For Nancy, a moment of profound clarity arrives when she offers comfort to a woman facing death. Meanwhile, Nonnatus House experiences the quiet arrival of a new sister within it…
Sister Julienne offered gentle care to a new mother navigating a difficult diagnosis. Lucille wrestled with her own frail health, while the village of Poplar rejoiced in the traditional Whitsun Maypole celebrations.
Sister Veronica is deeply troubled by a mother's revelation of a harrowing truth about her marriage. Meanwhile, Shelagh tends to an infant battling a life-threatening illness, and Nancy carries a secret within her heart.
A sudden outbreak of gastroenteritis descends upon the maternity home, disrupting the established order. Nurse Crane finds herself battling not only the illness but also a mounting threat to her professional standing. Separately, Cyril gent…
The expectant mother, burdened by a persistent heart ailment, began to feel ill. Nancy found herself increasingly wary of the young father's unpredictable actions. Meanwhile, Matthew made preparations for his father's impending arrival.
Trixie offers steadfast support to a young mother navigating hardship, while Monica Joan extends a welcome to an unexpected visitor at Nonnatus House. Meanwhile, Sister Veronica takes the lead in launching a novel council initiative.
The housing shortage in Poplar grows more severe, drawing the team's attention to a particularly disheartening situation. Simultaneously, a troubling outbreak of illness is directly affecting the residents of Nonnatus House.
Dr. Turner faces the most significant challenge of his professional life, as Trixie's wedding draws near and anxieties mount. Meanwhile, Sister Julienne conceives a plan to ensure the future of Nonnatus House.
