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27th December 2019
11:05am GMT

“All across Poplar, people’s lives have been transfigured by slum clearance, antibiotics, vaccinations, contraception, and gas and air in childbirth.
“Indeed, things are looking up so much that our fans have started fretting, asking, ‘How much longer can the show go on?' They have no need to worry.”
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Call The Midwife's upcoming series, said Thomas, will be about “hope, generosity, kindness, and love,” as the midwives and nuns of Poplar tackle issues such as dementia, homelessness, and sex work.
“Sister Julienne and her devoted team have more work to do than ever, because change is never instant, or complete, nor is it always welcome,” she said.
“In Poplar in 1965, the welfare state is flourishing, but family structures are breaking down.”
This year's Call The Midwife Christmas special was the third most watched TV programme on Wednesday, pulling in 5.2 million viewers.
Up top was the eagerly anticipated Gavin & Stacey special, which saw an impressive 11.5 million people tune in to the BBC.Explore more on these topics:

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