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The Blackpool crew receive reports of a man struggling in the water at midnight. It's vital to get him urgent medical attention.
In Plymouth, the crew respond to a mayday call - the highest level of emergency at sea - for a diver who has lost consciousness during a 30-metre dive to a shipwreck.
A kayaker has called a mayday after getting into trouble; although he's able to communicate via his VHF radio, it's a race against time to find him.
A frantic mother alerts the lifeguards after six teenagers are cut off by the tide in Watergate Bay, north Cornwall.
In Portaferry, Northern Ireland, the crew face an increasingly urgent search for two kayakers who've been blown out to sea in 50 mile an hour winds.
A 999 call comes in from the young son of a windsurfer in trouble; the Mudeford crew battle 80mph winds in an increasingly desperate search.
The Newhaven crew make a desperate attempt to rescue a yachtsman before his vessel is smashed on the rocks.
With a storm battering the south coast of England, a windsurfer is in trouble. The Portsmouth crew have to decide whether it's even safe for them to launch.
A ten-year-old boy has been swept out to sea on a paddleboard. The North Berwick crew race to his rescue.
The Dover crew respond to a mayday for a small boat crossing the English Channel. Then another vessel capsizes, leaving over 20 people fighting for their lives in the water.
Saving Lives at Sea tells the story of the volunteer lifeboat crews and lifeguards of the RNLI who rescue thousands of people and save hundreds of lives around our coastline and on the River Thames every year.
Every day around the UK and Ireland, the lifesavers of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) put their lives on the line to try and save complete strangers.
Using footage filmed with lifeboat crews and lifeguards carrying cameras, and welcoming film-makers into their everyday lives, this series take us right into the heart of the action, capturing the unpredictable work of the RNLI in never-before-seen detail.
