24 Hours in A&E

Heather, who's 65, is rushed to Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham after being found collapsed in the park. Domestic cleaner Deanna, a long-serving member of the A&E team, shares her struggles in early life, including overcoming addiction, before finding her purpose working in the hospital. And the doctors treat a burn on 13-year-old Alicia's hand. 

Carol, who's 66, is rushed to Queen's Medical Centre after a lighter ignited her oxygen breathing tank, causing flash burn injuries to her face. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, plus heart and lung failure, mean that she doesn't have long to live. But Carol is determined to be there for her daughter's wedding. Trevor has fallen down a flight of stairs at home. After a full life and a career in the RAF, Trevor woke one morning to find that he was blind. And 71-year-old Grace has tripped and injured her knee. 

Andrew is rushed to Queen's Medical Centre after sustaining a severe facial injury from a machine at work. Trainee advanced clinical practitioner Emily Rowe oversees the 40-year-old's challenging treatment. In Resus, doctors need to work out the cause of 61-year-old John's sudden blackouts, which are causing him to fall over, including falling down the stairs. Tony has come to A&E after being crushed by a forklift truck which trapped his ankle and cut his head.

Three pedestrians are brought in to Queen's Medical Centre following an incident in which a car mounted the pavement. The most injured patient, 18-year-old Mica, has suspected head injuries. A man is escalated to Resus as staff suspect that the 61-year-old may be having a stroke, while a 19-year-old student is admitted after cutting her leg on a night out.