24 Hours In A&E

The award-winning series, filmed round the clock at King's College Hospital in south London, continues with an episode filmed on red nose day. For some, it's not a time to laugh.

This week the RTS award-winning 24 Hours in A&E focuses on a young girl seriously injured after she's run over by a bus, as well as other pedestrians who've ended up as patients at King's College Hospital in south London.

The award-winning series, filmed round the clock at King's College Hospital in south London, continues with an episode focusing on mums.

The award-winning series, filmed round the clock at King's College Hospital in south London, continues with an episode focusing on a busy day in A&E, with over 400 patients treated in just 24 hours.

The award-winning series, filmed round the clock at King's College Hospital in south London, continues with an episode that focuses on the strong bonds within families and the challenge of breaking bad news.

The award-winning series, filmed round the clock at King's College Hospital in south London, continues with a touching episode dedicated to love. As the patients are treated, their stories reveal how love can offer support and consolation whatever the challenges life throws up.

The RTS award-winning series 24 Hours in A&E returns for a new series, capturing dramatic and emotional stories of love, life and loss on the frontline of the NHS. The series is filmed around the clock at one of Britain's busiest A&E departments at King's College Hospital in South London.

This series of 24 Hours in A&E, filmed round the clock at King's College Hospital in south London, comes to a close with a programme focusing on men of all ages facing illness and their fears.

The award-winning series, filmed round the clock at King's College Hospital in south London, continues with an episode looking at how friends and relatives can help in the healing process.

The RTS award-winning series, filmed round-the-clock at King's College Hospital in south London, continues with an episode looking at a busy Saturday night in the A&E Department where staff have to juggle the needs of elderly patients and sick children alongside patients who are drunk or violent.

The RTS award-winning series, filmed round-the-clock at King's College Hospital in south London, continues with a moving episode looking at the start and end of life, as well as the joys and fears of living alone.

The RTS award-winning series continues with an intense and emotional episode showing the importance of friends and family in times of crisis.

This week's episode of the RTS award-winning 24 Hours in A&E focuses on the different ways that people deal with pain and how the care and support of friends and family can help you get through almost anything.

Staff nurse Graeme has been at King's for three years after spending time working in Afghanistan with the Territorial Army. "At King's you always have to be ready for anything," says Graeme. "You can always assume it's going to be a busy day. You can never predict what's going to happen really".