One Born Every Minute

19-year-old Jodie found herself pregnant after a "friends with benefits" fling with cheeky chappy Stephen. (22) Despite the unusual set up, Stephen is determined to see his parental responsibilities through to be at Jodie's bedside during her long labour.

30 year old Louise always felt destined to be a mum - she and husband Andy endured a six year struggle to conceive. After such a long battle the couple are finally looking forward to meeting their longed for baby and show it off to their worried step-mum and health care assistant Olwen who is on shift at the Liverpool Womens' during their labour.

For Venezuelan Christians and her Lithuanian husband Karolis "home is where the heart is". They have moved to Liverpool together to begin family life, but what will it be like becoming new parents far from home?

Louise is having her first child. At the age of 45 she has finally conceived after years of fearing she might never experience motherhood. After a heart breaking break up - the baby's father Dan decides to support Louise during labour after a 4 month hiatus meaning both have a lot of soul searching to do as the birth gets nearer.

Being unable to control labour heightens first time Mum Natasha's (24) anxiety. Partner Andrew (24) is the rock that stands between Natasha and a condition that has driven her to the brink in the past.

With their first baby on the way, 'the tattooed lady' Sazzie and 'scary biker' boyfriend Adam are hoping that they'll be judged as parents and not because of how they look.

Sarah (32) and Stephen (37) had the shock of their lives when they found out they were expecting twins. Sarah and mum, Pat , are both midwives at the Liverpool Women's Hospital and know only too well what can go wrong, but they have to let go of their fears and expertise to concentrate on the twins' safe arrival.

At the Liverpool Women's Hospital, it feels like the whole city has arrived at once to have their babies - the hospital faces a bed block crisis. Shift Leader Sarah and the midwives have to juggle and prioritise to ensure everyone gets the care they need.

When Jody (29) and Chris (32) arrive at the Women's Hospital, she will be giving birth for the first time. It's a day they thought would never come - after a rollercoaster struggle with infertility, they'd given up hope of having a child themselves and adopted a son. But one last try at IVF had surprising results.

Tonight's episode explores life at the Liverpool Women's Hospital through the eyes of its only male midwife, former navy trauma medic Chris.

Since its launch, over 250 babies have been delivered on BAFTA-award winning series One Born Every Minute and in this single film, seven of those children who are now at primary school, have had the rare opportunity to witness how they came into the world as they watch their censored One Born footage with their proud and sometimes emotional family.