999: On the Front Line

A woman falls getting off a bus and badly cuts her leg, a holiday ends abruptly when a cut to a man's arm won't stop bleeding, and a man has a heart rate so low he could go into cardiac arrest at any moment.

The Paramedics rush to a man who's said to not be breathing, but there's a surprise when they arrive. Too much alcohol sees a young woman collapsed unconscious in the street. And the team help a two-year-old who's having a seizure.

Paramedics and doctors rush to a man who has fallen headfirst down a flight of stairs outside a hospital. A woman calls an ambulance for both herself and her husband

Paramedics are called to a man who's bleeding from his ears, a woman who's recently had bowel surgery and is losing blood, and an eight-month-old with a fever.

A patient who has diabetes collapses with blood sugar levels that the paramedics say are as the highest they've ever seen. Paramedics suspect the barking cough of a toddler is the sign of croup, and an intoxicated man has a deep gash to his head.

Paramedics treat a woman who's been involved in a road traffic collision, a suspected case of sepsis, and a hospital worker who's been knocked down by a car. A man has the highest blood pressure reading that one of the paramedics has ever seen.

Paramedics treat a woman who's collapsed in a bus shelter, a 90-year-old man with stabbing pains in his chest, and a baby with a cut to his forehead. A paramedic with a phobia of mannequins is watched over by two life-size dolls while treating a man.

Paramedics treat a man with diabetes who's struggling to breathe, a very poorly toddler and a man who's in severe pain after having surgery to repair a hernia.

Paramedics treat a man who's sitting in the freezing cold and refuses to move, a young man experiencing palpitations and a child who's struggling to breathe.

Paramedics are called to fire, a possible stroke, a suspected case of meningitis, a possible hip fracture and a young man who can barely walk.

###This episode does not exist, was incorrectly added to season 8, but broadcasters Channel 4 and other video platforms count it as the start of the next season 9. Please delete.###Paramedics respond to reports of a patient in cardiac arrest. But when they arrive, there's no answer at the door. A boy has an epileptic seizure during a PE lesson.