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But we also got to look back down from the top of the mountain and think, ‘What a long way we’ve climbed’.” The stories certain to feature in Sunday’s series finale include Rosalind and Cyril’s shotgun wedding, Sister Veronica’s decision over whether to return to the sisterhood, Trixie’s announcement that she’s leaving for a new job at a private clinic and Sister Monica Joan’s final journey from Nonnatus House in the east end of London.

When series 16 finally hits the screen – perhaps not until 2029 – Poplar will look quite different. H e i d i s a y s : “Changes will have taken place, but the change itself is not destructive. It’s nour- ishing. I’m exploring the notion of a community hospital. “They were big in the 70s and I was familiar with one in urban Liverpool; you would go there to see the GP or have your X-ray.

By the end of the 80s, they’d been phased out but they’re bringing them back now because it’s a model that works.” Helen, 41, has played Trixie since the very first episode, which chroni- cled the real-life arrival in Poplar of nurse Jennifer Worth, played by Jessica Raine, in 1957. The show’s storylines have extended beyond Jennifer’s memoirs to include new, historically-sourced material as time moves on. She agrees that the drama’s die- hard fans are going to have to steel themselves this weekend for every- thing that is to come.

Helen says: “There’s this scene, it s or t of e n c o m – passes all of the charac- ters that we’ve had on the show over the last 15 years. “And when I walked on to the set, I just sobbed, I sobbed like a baby. It was really emotional. So if I was a mess – and I’m heart of steel – then the audience will be a mess as well.”

She says that tears were flowing so much on set because it felt like the end of an era. Helen adds: “It is just a pause as we know it’s coming back. But it won’t be the same, with different characters leaving and whatever.”

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