The new series of the award-winning show comes from Queens Medical Centre, Nottingham, one of the busiest A&E departments in Europe - where 37-year-old Ronalds is brought in after slicing through his ankle with an angle grinder. As surgeons work to save his leg, Ronalds speaks of his life as a child in Latvia and the challenges he faced when he started a new life in the UK. Doctors make a shocking discovery after 50-year-old Jeremy has a crash on his mountain bike. And 21-year-old Owen has dislocated his shoulder at a music festival. 

The RTS award-winning documentary continues, from Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham - one of Europe's busiest A&E departments, where stories of life, love and loss unfold every day. This episode follows the stories of patients who are an inspiration to their family and how they've faced some of the biggest challenges of their lives together. Anita, who's 44, is rushed into Queen's after suffering a cardiac arrest at home, where her teenage son and her mum Sandra performed CPR. Registrar Farhan and the team in resus race against time to understand why her heart stopped. While Anita is treated, Sandra talks about the challenges they've faced as a family. Bob, who's 94, has fallen in the street and injured his head. While the clinical team try to work out why he collapsed, his daughter Katie talks about her dad's life and why he's known as Mr Sunshine. Five-year-old Lottie is in the children's emergency department with her mum, Sian, after injuring her leg while dancing. Sian talks about the joy that being pregnant with Lottie brought, until a scan delivered some worrying news.