Casualty Spoilers 20th September 2025

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Next week on Casualty, Iain puts his team in danger as his relationship with Faith continues to crumble, while Flynn continues to act up at work, and Nicole rushes to confess her love to Ngozi before she leaves.

Here is our spoiler round-up of all the biggest moments coming up next week, in the thrilling final episode of the current boxset, ?Supply and Demand?. After this finale, Casualty will begin its annual break, with no episodes airing until Christmas.


1. Iain takes another risk

Still processing the death of his mum, Iain channels his grief into his work and throws himself into his toughest HART mission yet ? as seen at the end of this week?s episode. As he and the team head to raid a drug lord?s house, Iain is more determined than ever to succeed.

Back at the ED, Stevie tells Faith that Iain?s mum died three days ago, and Faith is stunned that her husband kept this news from her. But when Iain endangers the life of a team member on the raid, will everyone get back to Holby alive?


2. Flynn reaches breaking point

Flynn arrives at work late, having spent the night with a nurse, and Dylan is less than impressed. Dylan takes a softer approach with his colleague, knowing he is grieving, but Flynn feels challenged so wants to prove he is a good doctor. But he soon gets distracted, and Jodie later catches him in the stock room with the mother of a patient.

The shift gets even worse when Flynn makes a medical mistake. Will this be the wake-up call he needs?


3. Nicole fights for love

Ngozi?s time in Holby has ended, but Nicole is reminded of how much they love each other and decides that she wants a future with her ex-girlfriend. She makes the decision to tell Ngozi she loves her before she gets on the plane to Nigeria with Obi. It?s a race against time as Nicole rushes to the airport, with a bit of help from Siobhan. Will she get to Ngozi before she leaves?

4. Rash looks ahead

Rash is still in despair over the recent chain of events involving Sunny, but he manages to keep himself busy at work to distract from everything that?s happened. He has a positive shift and is happy after helping to deliver a baby. Rash later tells Rida some good news about his career ? what has he found out?

5. Cam and Indie get caught

With Cam and Indie sharing a kiss at Ngozi?s leaving party, it seems like their romance is finally blossoming. They find it hard to keep it professional in the workplace though, and Jan and Jacob tease the pair when they catch them flirting! Is this our new favourite Holby couple?

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Casualty has left fans fearing that Ngozi Okoye is dead following a devastating twist in tonight's episode. Saturday's visit to the ED, which was the final instalment in the show's current boxset, 'Supply and Demand', and also the final episode for a while, saw Ngozi's plans to leave Holby with son Obi end tragically.

Ngozi, who is an alcoholic, relapsed at the airport before their flight, suffering a head injury following a fall under the influence. The series ended on a cliffhanger with the team desperately trying to revive her at the hospital.

The shocking turn of events is a bold move from show bosses, who had led viewers to think Ngozi's story could end very differently.

Casualty has been teasing Ngozi's future for the last few episodes, after she made the decision to move back to Nigeria with Obi ? who has never really settled in Holby following his arrival earlier in the year.

Ngozi has been resolute in putting Obi first, given the impact her struggles have had on his childhood; a theme that has been prevalent throughout the series in Iain, Nicole and Flynn's stories as well.

Having put this in place, Ngozi reluctantly said her goodbyes in last week's scenes but was heartbroken when Nicole failed to show up to her leaving drinks.

Nicole was unable to face saying a final farewell to Ngozi, having started growing close to her again following their brutal split at the end of the last boxset, 'Internal Affairs'.

Taking their story full circle, Casualty opted to have the popular couple as the focus of this series finale as well, as Nicole contemplated whether she really was willing to let Ngozi walk out of her life forever after all.

Spoilers for this week's episode had teased Nicole's last-minute decision to fight for love, leaving us primed for a certain formula.

As Nicole raced to the airport with Siobhan in tow, there was an expectation that it will be a 'touch-and-go but love prevails in the end' type of situation. Or perhaps Ngozi would still ultimately choose to leave but not before sharing some heartfelt final words with Nicole, atoning for the scenes we missed out on last week.

And for a while, it seemed like either scenario was likely. Nicole encountered chaos and obstacles on the way to the airport (because Casualty clearly couldn't resist avoiding this trope completely) and it all could have felt quite light-hearted and fun.

But Nicole's race against time was leading to something more sombre. By the time Nicole arrived at the airport, Ngozi was being treated by paramedics and facing a very bleak fate.

A flashback later saw Ngozi make the worrying decision to have one drink, then another, and then another ? despite having spent the past few months sober and in recovery. The scenes with a panicked Obi begging her to stop drinking were particularly tough to watch.

Ngozi's history with alcohol addiction was first introduced to the audience earlier in the year, when she turned up at an AA meeting which Dylan was also attending.

After suffering a relapse, Ngozi was encouraged by Dylan to share this with Nicole but was left heartbroken when Nicole coldly dumped her because of it.

Ngozi's struggles were then explored more meaningfully in the 'Supply and Demand' boxset, as she was supported back to sobriety by Dylan and her colleagues.

Ahead of the series, the episodes were described as a "powerful exploration" of the "human spirit" which would touch upon themes of "addiction and the pursuit of hope".

True to its word, Casualty has also explored how the theme of addiction has had an ongoing impact on Faith and Iain's relationship as well, as he struggled to reconcile his past with the present and future.

Their story played out as a juxtaposition to Ngozi's tonight, with Iain continuing to suffer in silence following the death of his mother, who was also an alcoholic.

Still struggling to connect with Faith, and the trust issues that her own past with addiction has brought to their relationship, Iain seemingly ended their marriage ? telling Faith that he didn't think he loved her.

So, while having Ngozi relapse so suddenly at this point might feel shocking, it's a sad but undeniable fact that life can change very quickly, especially when addiction is involved.

In a series that has tried to show the important realities and long-term impact of addiction in earnest, it feels fitting that it would conclude on such a poignant note, highlighting that these things can and don't always tie up neatly or as we expect.

But is Ngozi dead? Or will the team be able to save her? And what does the future hold for her and Nicole if she does survive? These are all questions that will be answered in the next boxset.

The show is now going off air for its autumn break, so for now, fans are sadly left with an agonisingly long wait to see whether Ngozi survives.