A Call The Midwife star has spoken about filming "incredibly difficult" storylines for the latest series. The 1960s-set drama is back on BBC One airing its 12th series.
Leonie Elliott who plays Lucille Anderson in the show has spoken about filming scenes of depression and racial abuse. In the series Lucille has severe depression, suffered a tragic miscarriage and faced racism from her local community.
After battling with suicidal thoughts Lucille accepts help, prompting an early exit from the show as her devoted husband Cyril (played by Zephryn Taitte) surprises her with an open ticket to Jamaica. Taking to Twitter Leonie spoke about what it was like to film series 12, saying the season was "incredibly difficult" to film.