Doctors spoilers: Have Heston Carter, Al Haskey and Mrs Tembe survived the SHOCK car crash?

Doctors, Zara Carmichael
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Shock news reaches the staff of The Mill about Heston, Al and Mrs Tembe's car crash. But have they all survived the terrible accident?

It is not looking good for Heston Carter, Al Haskey and surgery Practice Manager Mrs Tembe, after the trio were involved in a shock car crash.

Having been pulled from the wreckage of Heston's beloved Jag, the three are raced to A&E, where it's not long before Heston's nurse wife Ruhma hears her husband has been admitted in a critical state, with bleeding to the brain...

She immediately calls her teenage children Shak and Alia Hanif to get to the hospital.

Meanwhile at the surgery, Dr Zara Carmichael and her hubby Dr Daniel Granger reel when their colleague Dr Jimmi Clay breaks the news about the crash. Zara immediately races to the hospital.

But will she be greeted by good or bad news about her colleagues?

Doctors, Zara Carmichael, Daniel Granger

Zara and Daniel reel from the shock news about Heston, Al and Mrs Tembe. (Picture: BBC)

As everyone waits for further news, policeman Rob Hollins is already on the case and ready to investigate the events that led to Heston's car skidding off the road and ending up in a field.

But it's all too much for midwife Ruhma who just needs to find a quiet place to gather her thoughts.

Doctors, Ruhma Carter

Ruhma holds a newborn baby just after discovering shock news about her husband Heston. (Picture: BBC)

However, a new father James Lewis wants to take Ruhma to visit his wife Sue (played by guest star Vicky Binns who was Tyrone Dobbs's doomed wife Molly in Corrie) and their newborn baby.

Can Ruhma keep her emotions together for the happy patients?

Doctors continues weekdays at 1:45pm on BBC One

Simon Timblick
Writer

Simon has long been a fan of soap operas, and especially loves OVER-THE-TOP plots involving evil twins, hair-pulling catfights and natural disasters.

Anyone remember the Sunset Beach earthquake/tidal wave?

Or when Krystle Carrington got locked in the attic and replaced by look-a-like Rita in Dynasty?!


Simon has written for a variety of TV and childrens’ magazines/websites including Inside Soap, Nickelodeon, What’s On TV, Radio Times, Metro, Girl Talk, Disney Girl, Toxic! and Digital Spy.

He has reported LIVE from the red carpet at The British Soap Awards interviewing glammed-up stars from soapland, and hosted a Facebook LIVE session for Metro with Home and Away legend Ray Meagher (Alf "Stone the flamin' crows!" Stewart) to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Aussie soap.


Simon is also co-author of The Treasures Of Coronation Street (Carlton Books)


And the writer and director of (very!) low budget fright flick, Midsummer Night's EVIL and the sequel webisodes series, The Hatchet Woods HORROR.