999: Emergency Call Out

When 52-year-old Helen is rushed into Royal Stoke emergency department after a head-on collision with a bus, trauma team leader Paul Hancock fears the worst; 65-year-old HGV driver Michael began showing symptoms of a stroke at work.

In Queenborough on the Isle of Sheppey, a 12-year-old boy is hit by a car at 50 mph; a man appears to have a medical episode after smashing the front of his car.

Authorities respond to two calls, one about a car crash and another about an increasingly dangerous argument.

PC Ben and paramedic Lisa head to north Kent, where a stolen car has crashed on a residential street, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake; an unconscious woman has been found in the street after being spotted in the back of a stranger's car.

The JRU are tasked with trying to contain a cow on the loose on a road with a 60mph limit. The JRU also respond to reports of a driver unconscious at the wheel of his crashed car.

Special Sergeant Hannah and paramedic Nathan respond to a man whose car crashed into a wall before exploding.