Casualty 24/7: Every Second Counts

Russell, 83, is suffering from agonising abdominal pain. Over in Paediatrics, paramedics rush in four-year-old George who - distressingly - is struggling to breathe. (S9 Ep6)

A lorry driver is rushed in after a country lane crash, an 82-year-old who collapsed shows signs of confusion, and a mum worries about her daughter's head injury. (S9 Ep7)

On 'Manic Monday' in Barnsley Casualty, a 66-year-old patient has a dangerously high heartrate, while another has the opposite - but equally dangerous - condition.

Sister Abbey leads the team through a flood of cases at Barnsley Hospital, including a patient with cellulitis, an injury after being thrown from a horse, and a toddler with a head wound.

Sister Jane faces staffing shortages as emergencies arrive, including Harry with sepsis, Ian with an eye injury, Isaac with a stone in his ear, and Eric with breathing issues.

It's the night shift at Barnsley Casualty. Lucy, 12, has had a surprising attack - by her auntie's pet snake! And 87-year-old Colin keeps falling over at home, and has badly infected wounds on his ...

Sister Vicky faces a barrage of problems: with no beds in the whole hospital and the vital red phone out of order. A 10-year-old is rushed in from the paediatrics department with a dangerously fast...

Doctor Martha Ellis-Parkinson is new to the department and thrown straight in at the deep end, as paramedics bring in a 78-year-old former miner who is suffering with chest pain.

There's a shortage of staff in the department - but no let-up. Philip arrives with his nose bleeding uncontrollably. And former cancer patient Ruth has extreme sickness and stomach pain.

A packed shift for Sister Vicky as emergency cases fill resus. Jim was discovered unresponsive on his sofa, Diane has a severe allergic reaction, and young Rupert's arm injury needs urgent care in ...

Sister Rachel battles a full resus. Dr. Jake Mullen treats critical patients on his final shift from leg infections to chemical ingestion, before seeing his last ever patient at Barnsley Casualty.