A SNEAK peek of scenes from a new TV drama series filmed across the Bradford district has been released.

Malpractice, which was filmed last year at City Hall and Shipley Town Hall, the former Shipley tax office, plus homes in Eccleshill and Rawdon, will be broadcast on ITV1 and ITVX at an yet to be confirmed date in the spring.

The story sees Niamh Algar play Dr Lucinda Edwards, a doctor working on a shift that ends in the death of opioid overdose victim Edith Owusu.

 

The plot sees Edith’s grieving father Sir Anthony Owusu demand an inquiry into Lucinda’s actions on the night of her death.

ITV has released a one-minute-long trailer for the new five-part drama series featuring scenes from the programme.

It includes scenes from the accident and emergency department at a hospital and centres on the main character, Dr Edwards’, and the treatment of a patient who loses their life. This is mixed with scenes from an investigation into the patient’s death.

During the dramatic trailer, a woman is heard saying ‘Lucinda, you are to blame for the situation you find yourself in’. Lucinda says; ‘This is not something I would do’.

The trailer ends with the phrase ‘Everyone has a breaking point’ appearing on-screen.

This first look follows a medical syringe and bottle of tablets being crushed, with a ‘Malpractice – Coming Soon’ teaser tagline.