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Last summer, the BBC announced that the daytime drama had been recommissioned for a second run.
The former Doctor Who star will be joined in the new series by talent including Corin Redgrave, Anna Massey, Robert Glenister, Gerard Kearns, Ewen Bremner and Roy Marsden.
BBC Controller of daytime Liam Keelan said: "It's very exciting to be able to announce the high-profile cast that are going to be appearing in the next series of Moving On and will be something for our viewers to look forward to."
Producer Colin McKeown added: "This new series will continue to explore the thorny contemporary issues of Alzheimer's, drug co-dependency, adoption, religion and special needs within the community, along with additional family issues such as sibling rivalry, loyalty and friendship."
Other cast additions include Nicola Stephenson, Lisa Faulkner, Jo Hartley, Tachia Newall, Kieran O'Brien and Susan Lynch.
The ten stand-alone episodes will be broadcast on BBC One later this year. Further casting is expected to be announced shortly.
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