The documentary series following A&E staff at St George's Hospital, London returns. Amongst the patients featured are Ashley, 28 who has been knocked off his motorcycle and a teenage boy has fallen out of a tree.
3-year-old Billy is brought to A&E by his parentswith swollen eyes after accidentally squirtingwashing detergent in them.Billy also hasa life-threatening kidney disorder, nephrotic syndrome, which lowers his immune system and makes him more prone to infections -he's been hospitalised five times in the last yearalone.
A 68-year-old actor visits St. George's after injuring his shoulder but may be living with a more serious condition. An 88-year-old woman with a swollen leg discusses her marriage to a younger man.
The show looks at altruistic acts by patients, visitors and staff. German-born Ursula arrives in A&E having lost a lot of blood from a series of nosebleeds. A 13-year-old cyclist is sent for a CT Scan.
The stories of patients who have been supported by loved ones during difficult times. 66-year-old Gerald has suffered a serious head wound after a 10ft fall. Beverly was knocked down outside her home.
Featuring patients who have faced adversity head on. A 70-year-old part-time DJ has suffered a high speed bicycle accident while training for a 100 mile charity cycle ride.
A 40-year-old doorman has been stabbed multiple times outside the social club where he works. A student who got into a fight at a party is brought in bleeding from the ear and behaving oddly.
80-year-old Ida has a painful knee but an X-Ray reveals something of concern. A three-year-old boy has accidentally squirted detergent into his eyes. A 60-year-old diabetic has an infected leg wound.
