Who is on Doctors? Meet the cast who work at The Mill

So, who's on it? And what's happening?

Here's everything you need to know about the cast...

Jimmi Clay (Adrian lewis Morgan)

A patient and staff favourite alike, general practitioner Jimmy first made an appearance on the soap back in 2005.

He has been known to make his past colour his professional opinion, after losing his mum and having a very tumultuous relationship with his dad.

His upbringing has led to him being diagnosed with claustrophobia and obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) in his adult life, although his attacks are less frequent nowadays and he's developed coping mechanisms.

A recent storyline revolved around him being wrongfully arrested for Class A drugs.

Although he was initially released on bail, he was sent to prison after breaking his bail conditions.

Daniel Granger (Matthew Chambers)

Charming might as well be Daniel's middle name because when it comes to difficult situations, the general practitioner/partner sure knows how to charm his way out of things.

He was introduced to The Mill in 2007, where he works alongside his on/off lover Zara Carmichael, with whom he shares a son.

He started a relationship with former practice manager Becky Clarke, who suffered a miscarriage with his baby, leading to him attending therapy.

However, the pair ended things after he cheated on her with Zara.

Karen Hollins (Jan Pearson)

Played by Jan Pearson, Karen Hollins is The Mill's receptionist and healthcare assistant.

Karen is the wife of Letherbridge police Sergeant Rob Hollins, and mother of Imogen and Jack.

Karen's storylines have included her pregnancy, abortion and most recently her memory loss, after she was hit by a car.

Karen suffered with amnesia, and couldn't remember anything after the accident including her relationship and children.

Zara Carmichael (Elisabeth Dermot Walsh)

She was introduced to The Mill as a general practitioner in 2009.

Since her arrival, she's had a very flirty relationship with Daniel who she eventually got with and had a child for.

Zara has been involved in a number of different storylines, including being kidnapped, having an affair with Jack Hollins, pregnancy, the birth of her and Daniel's son Joe, and their on/off relationship.

Rob Hollins (Chris Walker)

Rob was introduced to the soap as the new police sergeant at Letherbridge Police Station.

He's married to Karen, with whom he shares two children and has been involved in various storylines, including hostage cases and his wife's memory loss.

Emma Reid (Dido Miles)

She arrived at The Mill as a temporary replacement in 2012, but Emma has become a regular GP due to staffing issues at the practice.

Described on the BBC website as "fun", "flirty", "teasing" and "selfish", Emma has been through her fair share of drama.

In 2016, she explored her sexuality by getting into a relationship with female friend Lena Baker, despite Lena being married.

As a result, Emma - who is mum to Chris Reid - came to the conclusion that she's bisexual.

Most recently, she was involved in a rape storyline, after her old flame Dave Cartwright attacked her.

Valerie Pitman (Sarah Moyle)

Portrayed by Sarah Moyle, Valerie was welcomed to The Mill as a temporary receptionist while Karen Hollins and the former receptionist Mrs Tembe were on holiday.

She ended up staying on at the practice, which caused some issues, with her previously fighting against Mrs. Tembe's ideas for The Mill.

Over the years, viewers have watched her battle with cancer - after she was diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma - as well as, marry Barry Biglow (David Perks) and attempt to sue Al Haskey (Ian Midlane) for malpractice.

Al Haskey (Ian Midlane)

Not the typical GP, Al has been described as "lazy" and sarcastic". He joined The Mill in 2012 and was partnered with Jimmi Clay who initially struggled to get along with him.

Al - full name Alistair - is conflicted over science and religion, while love seems to be a mystery for him.

A very comedic character on the soap, Al is known for his love for inventing things, which led to him going into business with Jimmi and buying a local restaurant, The Icon.

However, some of his darker storylines have seen him being arrested and accused of stalking doctor Jas Khella, and struggle to mend his troubled relationship with his mother.

Ayesha Lee (Laura Rollins)

Ayesha was introduced as a practice nurse in 2014.

Since her arrival, she has faced storylines such as her relationship with Sid Vere (Ashley Rice), dealing with her mother's alcohol and drug addictions, and being drugged in a bar.

Sid Vere (Ashley Rice)

Sid arrived at The Mill in 2015 as an F2 doctor, having completed two prior placements before working there. He was initially under Zara's wing as her mentee, but she bullied him into reconsidering his occupation and he left. Nevertheless, he returned fully qualified and took up a position as a GP.

Following, the 2018 Christmas Party he went home with Zara - who was in a relationship with Daniel at the time - and the pair slept together. Daniel punched him at work, and he was found to have arsenic in his body, with Zara claiming he'd been poisoned by a patient.

He's since being involved with a storyline revolving around his parents' secret child, who was born before him and abandoned due to having down's syndrome.

Ruhma Carter (Bharti Patel)

The Mill's resident midwife, Ruhma wasn't well received by everyone when she was employed by Mrs Tembe.

Most of the GP's didn't feel the practice needed an on-site midwife, however, she was hired anyway.

She soon formed a relationship with Heston Carter (Owen Brenman) who moved her and her children into his home. However, he died in 2018 when Al's car crashed.

Her husband's death has seen Ruhma become very lonely, with the midwife offering to pay for a couple's IVF treatment and getting close to some new parents by buying them gifts and constantly visiting them.

Bear Sylvester (Dex Lee)

Bear joined the Mill in 2019 as the practice manager after Becky Clarke's departure.

Despite his lack of management experience, he got the role anyway and decided to work overtime to get up to speed.

Al Haskey noticed that Bear had difficulties spelling the staff members' names, leading to his dyslexia diagnosis.

But, when Jimmi was wrongfully accused of supplying Class A drugs, everyone supported him but Bear - who later revealed that he'd previously seen Jimmi as a patient with his pregnant girlfriend, who despite what his feelings terminated their baby after receiving information from the GP.