24 Hours In A&E

A 92-year-old woman is rushed to Queen's Medical Centre after becoming trapped under her car, and doctors quickly assess her for serious internal injuries. In Resus, 95-year-old WWII hero Norman is treated for a dangerously low heart rate, with medics working to stabilise him.

58-year-old Simon is rushed to Queen's Medical Centre after falling from a two-story roof, with doctors assessing the severity of his injuries. 97-year-old Doris is in A&E with a dangerously high heart rate, and doctors are working urgently to stabilise her. Meanwhile, 20-month-old Evelyn is treated for a painful burn on her finger after grabbing a hot mozzarella stick.

Three pedestrians are rushed to Queen's Medical Centre after a car mounts the pavement. The most seriously injured, 18-year-old Mica, is in resus with suspected head injuries. Meanwhile, 61-year-old Crispin is escalated from minors to resus as doctors suspect he may be having a stroke. In A&E, 19-year-old student Jodie arrives with her friend Anna after cutting her leg during a night out.

65-year-old Heather is rushed to Queen's Medical Centre after being found collapsed in a local park, with doctors working quickly to uncover the cause. Meanwhile, cleaner Deanna opens up about the struggles she faced growing up and how working at the hospital gave her a renewed sense of purpose. In the children's department, 13-year-old Alicia is treated for a painful burn to her hand.

44-year-old Anita is rushed to Queen's Medical Centre after suffering a cardiac arrest at home, with paramedics working tirelessly to stabilise her. In A&E, 94-year-old Bob is treated for a head injury after a fall. Meanwhile, in the children's department, 5-year-old Lottie arrives after injuring her leg while dancing with her mum in the living room.

37-year-old Ronalds is rushed to Queen's Medical Centre after slicing through his ankle with an angle grinder, leaving doctors concerned about nerve and tendon damage. Meanwhile, 50-year-old Jeremy is assessed in A&E after coming off his mountain bike, where scans reveal a worrying internal injury.

84-year-old Jeremy and his wife, Patricia, are rushed to Queen's Medical Centre with multiple injuries after a high-speed car crash. As trauma teams assess the couple, concern grows for the extent of their internal injuries. Meanwhile, 45-year-old Andrew arrives in A&E after falling three metres from a ladder while working, suffering suspected fractures.

The RTS award-winning documentary returns for its second series outside London and is back at Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham - one of the busiest A&E departments in Europe. A place where stories of life, love and loss unfold every single day.

A 66-year-old woman is rushed to Queen's Medical Centre with flash burns to her face after a lighter ignites her oxygen tank. In Resus, an 88-year-old man is being treated after falling down a full flight of stairs at home. Meanwhile, a 71-year-old woman is in A&E after tripping and injuring her knee during a walk, needing scans to assess the damage.

40-year-old Andrew is rushed to Queen's Medical Centre with a severe facial injury after a workplace accident. In Resus, doctors investigate 61-year-old John's unexplained blackouts, which are causing dangerous falls. Meanwhile, Tony arrives in A&E after being crushed by a forklift truck, leaving medics racing to assess the extent of his injuries.

Superbike racer Max, 28, is rushed to Queen's Medical Centre with a head injury after a high-speed crash. In Resus, 75-year-old Stephanie is treated after falling down a full flight of stairs at home, while her husband James waits anxiously. In Majors, 62-year-old Garry arrives with two severed fingers in a bag of peas after a circular saw accident while chopping firewood.

A 56-year-old man is airlifted to Queen's Medical Centre after crashing his motorbike at speed. Meanwhile a 53-year-old man is rushed to resus after falling out of a domestic bin and a 20-year-old man is in minor injuries after crashing an electric scooter.

33-year-old Jack is rushed to Queens Medical Centre after falling from a horse. Doctors attempt to remove an infection from 7-year-old Lyla's finger. Meanwhile, a support parrot accompanies a patient to A&E.

36-year-old Andy is rushed to Queen's Medical Centre after a motorcycle accident, with doctors quickly assessing potential head and spinal injuries. 27-year-old Connor is in A&E after falling 12 feet off a roof, with his injuries needing urgent attention.

The staff in A&E are in shock when their much-loved colleague: 55-year-old Sister Lou is rushed to Queens Medical Centre after being knocked off her bike, whilst 57-year-old Stuart is also in resus after falling 6ft from a ladder.