Paramedics - On The Front Line

The ambulance crews treat a 17-year-old rugby player with a suspected bleed on the brain, an eight-month-old baby who's choking, and a man who's trapped in his car.

The paramedics are called out to a cyclist crushed by a lorry. They also help a man who's fallen from a barge and rush to find a baby in cardiac arrest.

Paramedics fight to save a man whose heart has stopped for 50 minutes. And a 15-year-old boy is found unconscious in a park after drinking two litres of whisky.

A 71-year-old man is left with a broken ankle when he is knocked off his bike by a dog. And the paramedics help a man who's been trapped for over 20 hours with a broken leg.

Paramedic rob and student paramedic ally are called to a custody suite in Birmingham to deal with a prisoner who is aggressive and abusive but may have overdosed on heroin.

The paramedics treat an aggressive patient. A pregnant mum is worried about the impact of a car crash. And a man with dementia gets a lift to the hospital.

In warwickshire, a 19-year-old man has fallen from a horse and the horse has fallen on top of him. In birmingham, a man wants to do a poo in the back of the ambulance.

An 89-year-old woman refuses to go to hospital despite her vomiting. And a 93-year-old war veteran desperately needs medical attention for a sepsis that could kill him.

The paramedics must lift a man with a seriously damaged neck. One false move could mean he will never walk again. And a man has chest pains after being involved in a hit and run.

Two new paramedics are in at the deep end, treating a man with life-threatening injuries and a victim of three epileptic fits

Paramedics tend to a patient with a severe allergic reaction while at the same time a man has fallen unconscious after a severe diabetic attack.

A woman has collapsed in the snow. A 61-year-old man has fallen on ice. And a pregnant woman's waters have broken early.

Paramedics rush to aid a grandmother with osteoporosis who fell down the stairs carrying her grandson. And an elderly man is found unconscious face down in his hallway.

The West Midlands is hit by the worst snowstorm in years. Crews battle the elements to treat a woman semi-conscious in police custody and to attend a suspected miscarriage.

Paramedics rush to treat a diabetic woman involved in a car crash, while an 82-year-old with breathing difficulties is close to death and a man suffers chest pains at work

A suspected drink driver crashes into a lamp post, crews rush to a man with a dangerously high heart rate, and a two year old has a severe allergic reaction

Paramedics rush to a 10-year-old boy suffering a major epileptic fit. An elderly woman struggles to breathe. And paramedics are called to a man with extreme anxiety.

A crew need to revive a man slipping close to a diabetic coma. An elderly woman is in severe pain after falling on the ice. There's also an abusive regular caller, and a fitting baby.

A drunk driver crashes her car, an elderly war veteran falls at home, and a four-year-old is drifting in and out of consciousness with dangerously low sugar levels

West Midlands paramedics Paul and Alex rush through traffic, searching for 2 month old baby who has stopped breathing. While in Birmingham, paramedic Emma and technician Lizzie help a 35 year old fitness fanatic left in crippling pain from a back injury.

In Worcester, paramedic Christine and technician Mark rush to treat a 19 year old found lying in the road having crashed his motorbike. At the same time in Birmingham, a paramedic team are called to a couple found unconscious.

In Bromsgrove paramedic Rob fights to save the life of a 54 year old truck driver who is having a heart attack. In Coventry paramedics Orlaigh and Katherine run tests on a fifty-year-old who is suffering from crippling chest pain.

Bromsgrove paramedics Natalka and Sam are called to a 10 year old autistic boy who has injured his back on a trampoline. At the same time in Birmingham, paramedic Ayaz and technician Ashley are treating a 12 year old girl injured in a car crash.

Paramedics Ayaz Ali goes to help a drunk driver who has crashed on a duel carriageway. Meanwhile in Bromsgrove paramedic Rob finds his ambulance under siege as he tries to attend to another drunk member of the public.

Birmingham paramedics try to help a man found collapsed by the roadside who they suspect has been taking drugs. An ambulance crew treat a 15 year old girl who has had a seizure at school, when she suddenly suffers a second fit.

Paramedics are called to a new mum’s worst nightmare: her 3 month old baby has stopped breathing and is unconscious. In Bromsgrove, the innocent fall of an elderly woman becomes life threatening as paramedics suspect she is suffering a stroke.

Birmingham paramedics try to work out if a collapsed office worker is having a stroke while Coventry based paramedics have the same medical dilema with a 76 year old woman.

It’s the night shift and in Birmingham, paramedics are called to a man who has had a seizure but are warned by control that he has a history of being abusive towards ambulance crews. In Bromsgrove, a paramedic team are treating a man who has been coughing up blood.

In Birmingham, paramedics go to the aid of a 24 year old man who’s having an epileptic fit in a supermarket, but as they take him to hospital he suffers another attack. Meanwhile, an ambulance crew treat an elderly woman whose nose won't stop bleeding.

In Kidderminster paramedic Rob Armstrong and technician Mike Horton rush to a 21 month old baby who has fallen unconscious. On the same shift in Coventry, two men collapse in the pub leaving paramedics Neil Vann and Quoc Vo with a medical mystery to solve.

On the Front Line, paramedic Chelsie Kennedy and technician Simon Lees rush to save a newborn baby whose heart has stopped. At the same time Birmingham paramedics Jo Hardwick and Peter Bowles rush to a 5 year old boy who is having an asthma attack.

A 17 year old boy has a suspected bleed on the brain after a rugby tackle has left him with slurred speech. Paramedics Neil Vann and Laura Perkins are first on scene and call the air ambulance for back up.

When a cyclist is crushed by a 20 tonne lorry paramedics David Hastie and student paramedic Esme Jenkins rush to Lemington Spa to treat the 43 year old.

Paramedics fight to save a 40 year old man whose heart has stopped. Over 50 minutes paramedic Chelsie Kennedy and technician Simon Lees give advanced life support but his heart is still not beating when they arrive at hospital.

A 71 year old man is left with severely broken ankle when he is knocked off his bike by a dog. Paramedic Sam Grimson and student paramedic Ayaz Ali are sent to a park in Birmingham to help him.

Paramedics are called to a custody suite in Birmingham to deal with a prisoner who is aggressive and abusive but they think may have overdosed on heroin.

A patient becomes increasingly aggressive as paramedic Sam Grimson and student paramedic Ayaz Ali try to help him. As he starts to shout, kick and spit at them they call for police back up to protect him and themselves.

When a 19 year old man falls from a horse and the 500kg animal then falls on him, paramedics David Hastie and student paramedic Esme Jenkins rush to the scene in Warwickshire.

Paramedics spend more than a third of their 12 hour shift treating an intoxicated man in Birmingham who repeatedly needs an ambulance.

A 46 year old man is paralysed from his neck down after he moves badly following major spinal surgery 6 weeks earlier. Paramedics David Hastie and student paramedic Esme Jenkins need to move him with extreme care as one wrong move could mean he will never walk again.