24 Hours In A&E

This episode focuses on families who have made extraordinary sacrifices for the people they love.

Falling on one of the busiest days of the year at St Georges, this episode focuses on motherhood, the incredible sacrifices that are made for our children and what it means to have a family.

This episode follows the stories of people who've lived through tragic, life-changing circumstances, exploring how they've learned to see the world in a new light.

This episode explores what it's like working the night shift in the emergency department.

This episode follows the stories that are all concerned with the bonds that make up family be they conventional or otherwise.

This episode follows the stories of two families and the way they offer each other support when hearing difficult news.

This episode follows the stories of people who have lived through tragedy and life-changing circumstances, exploring how they've overcome their loss and adapted to the new paths their lives have taken.

41-Year-Old Motorcyclist Robert is rushed to St. George's after a serious collision on the M25. Meanwhile, 77-year-old Earl is in resus after suffering with a fast and irregular heart rhythm.

This episode follows the stories of people who've had to watch on whilst their partners suffer life-changing health issues, exploring how they coped with the seismic changes in their relationship.

This episode follows the stories of families who have endured life-changing tragedy, exploring how grief shapes the lives of those affected.

This episode follows the stories of two people who have gone missing at important moments in time, and the impact parents have on their children as well as the legacy they leave behind.

This episode centers around a hectic day in the emergency department and follows the stories of two people who are living with debilitating illness and how they rely on their partners to care for them.

This episode explores fatherhood and the fundamental role a father plays in a child's life.

This episode follows the stories of people who have tried to shield their loved ones from harm, exploring the strength and sacrifices parents will go through in order to protect their children.

This episode follows the stories of three patients who have suffered potentially life-changing injuries and explores how a single moment can have permanent consequences for both the individuals and their families.

13-year-old Harriet is rushed to St. George's after being knocked off her bike at a pedestrian crossing on her way home from school, whilst 84-year-old Shirley is in A&E after an accident at home. In Paediatrics, 12 year old Adam has a deep wound in his groin after falling from a tree and impaling his leg.

63 year old builder Frank is rushed to St. Georges after falling from height whilst at work on a building site. Meanwhile, in the Urgent Care Centre 70 year old Richard has come to A&E after falling over whilst playing golf. 16 year old Benj is rushed to Resus after he was hit by a car and hitting the windscreen whilst crossing a busy road.

77-year-old John is rushed to St. Georges with a suspected ruptured aortic aneurysm - a life threatening condition, while 29-year-old motorcyclist Jamie is in Resus after colliding with a car on a motorway slip road. Meanwhile, 62-year-old Noel has severed his hand and partially amputated his thumb using a bandsaw at work.

28 year-old Josh is brought to St Georges with a badly broken leg sustained whilst playing American football. 62 year-old Paul is also in resus having become unresponsive and lethargic at the neurological hospital where he lives. In Majors Eric is with his Granddaughter Kayleigh after 71 year old Eric experienced chest pains at home

15-year-old Natai is rushed to A&E with a lacerated wrist after putting his hand through a glass pane whilst at home alone. Meanwhile 76-year-old Pauline is struggling to breath after being found collapsed in bed and 17-year-old Fahad has crippling stomach pain.

The stories of three patients filmed over one 24 hour period at St George's Hospital, Tooting. Jonathan (52) is rushed to resus following a road accident whilst cycling, Clifford (92) is rushed to A&E after a fall while Wayne 41 has an injury to his wrist that is proving tricky to diagnose.

65 year old Kin, who has Motor Neurone Disease, is rushed to St George's with suspected sepsis, whilst 57 year old Steve has amputated 3 of his fingers on a power tool. Meanwhile in The Urgent Care Centre 19 year old Jordan has come back in to A&E after being injured in a recent car crash.

The stories of three patients filmed over one 24 hour period at St George's Hospital, Tooting. Iris (91) is rushed to A&E after a fall at home while Alison (54) is blue-lighted in with suspected sepsis. Elijah, aged 22, has cut his finger in a kebab machine at work.

54 year old James is rushed to St George's after a head on car crash, which leaves him with the threat of changing injuries. 88 Year old Margret has fallen at her care home and in the waiting room, two much younger patients have two very different injuries