UKTV's W channel has given the green-light to Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over, a new six episode documentary series that will present a portrait of what life is like in Britain today for a cross section of society. 
Dr Christian Jessen is getting another series on W. Mere months after commissioning 12 Hours To Cure Your Street, the UKTV owned and operated channel has given the greenlight to Dr Christian: Special Clinics. The series is set to air on W later this year. 
Dr Christian is returning to W. After two successful seasons of Dr Christian Will See You Now, the UKTV owned and operated channel has given the greenlight to 12 Hours To Cure Your Street, which will see Dr Christian packing up his medical bag, leaving the comfort of his clinic and heading out to the streets of Britain. 12 Hours To Cur Your Street follows Dr Christian as he travels across the UK in a fully functional mobile clinic to treat individuals in their hometowns. He will be racing against the clock as he attempts to do as many house calls and appointments as he can within a 12-hour shift. 
The Sex Testers is on the move. The All 4 short-form series has been picked up a full 6x60 series on Channel 4's youth-skewing E4. As part of the full series commission, the format is being widened and in addition to STI tests, The Sex Testers will combine all the practices of an NHS GUM clinic with those of a broader sexual advice service. 
UKTV's W channel has given the greenlight to Emma Willis: Delivering Babies, a six episode amternity documentary series that will see the presenter train as a Maternity Care Assistant. Delivering Babies follows Emma throughout the training process on a busy maternity ward. She’ll be working four shifts a week: day and night; alongside the nursing staff, where she’ll discover first-hand what makes it one of the toughest, but most rewarding careers you can have.