The new ITV comedy, Delivery Man, filmed at North Mid last year, goes on air from 15th April (ITV at 21:30). The six-week, prime-time series is about the midwives, doctors and staff of a fictional midwifery unit, Easthill Park Hospital. It features well known actors and actresses and promises to make entertaining viewing. Its producers liked the North Middlesex Hospital Maternity unit so much that they decided to model their studio set on it as well as filming several scenes there and in other parts of the hospital

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Set on a busy maternity ward, The Delivery Man focuses on a man who changes careers.

Newly qualified midwife Matthew Bunting is experiencing a kind of re-birth, having given up his life as a police constable in his mid-30s in the hope of finding something more meaningful.

He is too warm and caring to be a cop. Arriving in his first job as a junior midwife at Easthill Park Maternity Unit, Matthew makes an instant impact on his new team members.

The hospital team are led by recently divorced senior midwife Caitlin, witty and likeable junior midwife Lisa, the extremely no-nonsense senior midwife Pat and naive trouble-maker Tash.

Matthew has company from his former police buddy Ian who gets suspended from the force and lands a job in hospital security, while his nemesis comes in the shape of senior consultant obstetrician Luke Edward.

The team have to contend with teenage parents, a 'double dad' who has two partners in labour, a pregnant prisoner on release, an incognito celebrity, a major theft from the drugs cupboard and an abandoned baby.

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