The Essex biker cops deal with an uncooperative festival-goer.

Birmingham biker paramedic Mark Hayes races to an emergency on a city centre bus. A passenger has collapsed and is refusing to go to hospital. His heartbeat is worryingly weak and his blood pressure low; he could suffer a cardiac arrest. Can Mark persuade him to accept the treatment that could save his life? On patrol in Essex, biker cop Lucy Watson’s routine roadside stop leads to a full-scale immigration investigation. What started out as a faulty brake light turns into something far from a routine enquiry. In Cornwall, an emergency call comes in from a panicked driver whose passenger is in agony and struggling to breathe. Rushing to the scene, biker paramedic Iain Hooper has to get to the bottom of a mystery pain that has left the lady in agony, unable to speak. Meanwhile in Yorkshire, a car has been dumped on a busy dual carriageway. The driver is nowhere to be seen. The obstruction is causing chaos, as passing traffic is forced to jump lanes to avoid colliding with the vehicle.

Birmingham biker paramedic Steve Cooper battles to save a heroin addict after an overdose, while fellow paramedic Mark Hayes races to the scene of a crash as a van driver loses control outside a busy city centre station. Meanwhile in North Yorkshire, biker cop Martin 'Smithy' Smith plays detective as he pieces together a mystery accident. A car has collided with two horse riders, sending them and their horses tumbling into a ditch. One horse is so badly hurt it might have to be put down... In Cornwall, biker paramedic Iain Hooper races to help 12-year-old Joshua, a promising young rugby player who's been badly hurt in the middle of a game. While Josh's mother looks on anxiously, Iain tries to assess if Joshua’s neck is broken. Back in Essex, a routine road side check leads to an unexpected chain of events for biker cop Steve Clements. After stopping a driver for using his mobile phone whilst driving, 'Clem' uncovers a trail of half-truths and lies which leads to a dawn house raid and a wanted man.

In the first episode of the brand new series, Essex biker cop Steve 'Stomp' Allen, races to a multi-vehicle pile-up and on scene, one couple are trapped and injured in their wreck of a car. It's a rush for the fire brigade to cut them out while the air ambulance is scrambled to give emergency treatment. Over in Birmingham, the squad's newest biker paramedic Steve Cooper has the mickey taken out of his likeness to Harry Potter, but within minutes he faces a baptism of fire. A 999 call-out finds Steve working his magic on Will, a man who's in the first stage of a cardiac arrest. With his patient's condition deteriorating, Steve has to keep his cool to keep Will’s heart going. Down in Cornwall, paramedic Sarah Watson pulls on her leathers to answer the distressed call of a new mum. Baby Oliver, is floppy, unresponsive, and has a raging temperature. When Sarah arrives on scene will she be facing a case of deadly meningitis? Back in Birmingham, experienced biker paramedic Mark Hayes is shocked when he arrives at a flat to find a woman lying unconscious amongst empty bottles, rotting food, and an overwhelming stench...

A child involved in a road accident for a second time receives help from Steve Harris, while Mark deals with someone having a seizure, but suspects the situation is not all it appears to be. Martin Ackers impounds a woman's vehicle and a diabetic in Oxford requires a rapid response.

In Birmingham, biker paramedic Mark Hayes desperately battles to keep a man alive after a heart attack in the street, while colleague Steve races to help an epileptic who is having a fit. In Essex, biker cop PC 'Stomp' Allum is stalking the roads on an unmarked bike when he has to open the throttle to catch joy-riders racing at over 100mph.

Biker paramedic Mark Hayes rescues a seriously ill RAF medic from a platform at Birmingham New Street Station. Meanwhile, colleague Steve Harris comes to the rescue of a pensioner who has suffered a nasty fall. Over in Essex, local residents decide to get tough on speeding motorists.

Biker paramedic Mark Hayes is called to a shooting, while PC Roy Keyes finds himself fishing a bike out of a pond after a rider loses control. Chest pains turn into something more serious for a Birmingham school headmaster, and two girls are hit on a pedestrian crossing yards from their home. Elsewhere, PC Ray Jeffery explains how he knows only too well why bikers need to keep out of trouble on the roads.

In Cornwall, biker paramedic Iain Hooper fears the worst as he races to a man who's fallen from the roof of his house and landed head-first on his van. There's a real risk of life-threatening injuries or paralysis and not a minute to spare.

Portsmouth biker paramedic Allan is on his way to a man complaining of chest pains. But, when he arrives, it soon becomes clear that his patient needs more help that Allan can give. The man is an alcoholic and refuses to go to hospital. After making some shocking discoveries, Allan alerts the authorities, in a case that demands understanding and compassion rather than medical treatment. Fellow paramedic Robin gets a 999 call to a cyclist who has been hit by a car. She is struggling to remember what happened, which could mean anything from concussion to brain damage. As there is also a risk of neck and spinal injuries, Robin needs to act fast. As the biker cops in Essex are on the prowl for drivers behaving badly, a van grabs PC Martin Ackers’ attention. Someone somewhere may have to go without their food delivery. In Cornwall, biker paramedic Iain has rushed to a man suffering from agonising chest pains. He has angina but a self-medication plan he usually follows is not doing the trick. Iain is worried that the man may be having a heart attack and he is not prepared to risk the patient’s condition deteriorating any further.

Biker cop Lucy Watson is out in the Essex salt marshes where a lorry, caught by the tide, is stuck in the mud. Fellow biker cop Stomp pulls over an overloaded van and encounters a face that's no stranger to TV.

In the second episode of New Emergency Bikers, Bristol biker paramedic Rich Coad is called to a man who's allergic to spinach. Things quickly take a turn for the worseas the man's blood pressure plummets and it becomes a matter of life or death.

In this week's episode, Bristol biker paramedic Wingnut has a tough case on his hands. A woman is stuck in the mud on the banks of the river Avon. The water's low at the moment but the tide can come rushing in and rise by a foot every seven minutes.

Smashed bones on a building site, a biker doing a ton on one of the UK's most dangerous roads, life-threatening seizures, a mystery identity to unravel and a smoker fighting for every breath.

Saturday night in Portsmouth is party time with pubs and clubs overflowing. Unfortunately, the party has turned sour for one young woman, who has sustained a serious head injury. Biker paramedic Robin has a difficult job tending her, as she has been drinking and does not want to be parted from her boyfriend, and she keeps blacking out. It takes police intervention before Robin can get her safely into the back of an ambulance. On a wet and wild morning in Essex, biker cop Ackers is on patrol on the A12. Usually he allows some discretion to drivers in the fast-moving traffic, today’s weather is grim and he is cracking down. Soon he is onto a Mondeo travelling at 100 mph. Meanwhile, biker cop Ray pulls over a van after spotting the driver chatting on his mobile phone. For the driver, his transgression proves more and more expensive as checks reveal one fault after another. In North Yorkshire, rush hour is approaching at the UK’s biggest coal-fired power station. The 700 workers are about to head home, but an HGV has toppled over and is blocking the road. Biker cop Lee Cobb has to work out what happened, get the lorry moved and the road cleared, but there is a hitch and the job is going to take longer than Lee hoped. Tempers being to fray as the traffic builds and builds…

During rush hour in North Yorkshire, biker cop Smithy is on his way to attend a crash. A white van has veered across the white line, but, thanks to one driver’s quick reactions, a potential disaster has been avoided. Smithy soon learns that this is more than simple driver error, however, when he discovers that the van driver is drunk.

A rogue driver tries to escape the long arm of the law. Essex biker cop Mick's got him in his sights but in a maze of roads, can he catch his prey?

The lone rangers of the road – Birmingham's paramedic bikers and Essex police biker cops - race through some of the most congested roads and cities in Europe, in a bid to save and protect lives. In the opening episode, the bikers rush to help an 11-yearold who has been hit by a car, and uncover a cannabis haul. Elsewhere, officers deal with the effects of an addict’s heroin overdose, and discover a driver’s potentially lethal weapon.

There are a couple of medical mysteries for biker paramedic Dean Wingnut Wiltshire to solve. A woman has collapsed in the street, clutching her stomach and screaming in pain. But it's going to take every ounce of patience for Wingnut to try to work out what's causing the agony.

Birmingham’s biker paramedics race to the scene of a stabbing. In Essex, a driver tries to sweet-talk his way out of trouble. Elsewhere this week, Merseyside Fire and Rescue unveil the UK’s very first fire-fighting bike.

A 9 year olds been knocked over on his way to school and biker paramedic Steve Harris finds himself on a canal boat. The Essex biker cops mourn the death of a fellow motorcyclist.

Biker paramedic Mark Hayes comes to the aid of a man who has been hit by a bus. Essex cop Martin Ackers has to hit the brakes to avoid a collision. Paramedic Steve Harris tends to a man having a seizure. And biker paramedics in Oxford are called to a serious motorbike accident.

Essex biker cop Lucy Watson has her hands full with a drunk in Southend, and PC Steve Clements has an insurance mystery to solve.

The bikers treat a playground head injury, and deal with an argumentative driver, a faulty truck and a man with a rare medical condition.

Biker paramedic Allan Norman helps a tourist in Portsmouth.

In Portsmouth, an elderly former nurse is found stranded on the floor after a fall, and paramedic Allan must get her to hospital. Fellow paramedic Robin rushes to the aid of a man suffering an aortic aneurism. In Cornwall, Sarah tries to prevent a woman from slipping into a diabetic coma, while in North Yorkshire, Smithy has a word with three biker boys.

A suspected heart attack and a desperate search to try and find two riders who could be seriously injured are two cases facing Bristol biker paramedic Dean Wingnut Wiltshire.

In North Yorkshire, the Biker Cops of the county's road traffic squad spring into action. PC Lee Cobb races to respond to an emergency call and find that a motionless motorcyclist has been catapulted over a roundabout.

In Birmingham, the biker paramedics are on the frontline as Steve Harris deals with the aftermath of football violence. Mark Hayes has to take drastic action to free a girl from her car, and Barry Rudge is called to a body on a canal towpath. In Essex, a routine check reveals something unexpected for the biker cops, one driver's weekend trip to England turn sours, and PC Steve 'Stomp' Allum is on the case of speeders.

Motorbike paramedic Steve Harris finds himself under attack when he goes to the rescue of a teenager injured in a fight. Elsewhere, Birmingham city centre is sealed off by an unidentified and potentially dangerous leak. And PC Lucy Watson is determined to become the first woman on Essex police’s bike squad, but wet and slippery roads threaten to derail her final test.

Trained to deal with anything, the biker paramedics find themselves dealing with a suspected stroke when a fishmonger collapses at market, a man's hit crossing the road, a pensioner's taken a tumble on a station escalator and it could be a case of hypothermia for a rough sleeper

New recruit PC Lucy Watson is on home turf as she patrols the seaside resort of Southend-on-Sea. Lucy quickly finds she has her hands full – from a suspect who does a runner to rowdy kids at night. Elsewhere, Birmingham’s biker paramedics are kept busy with a bomb scare.

Biker paramedic Mark Hayes is flagged down to help a man having a seizure, and Steve Harris goes to the rescue when a six-year-old is hit by a car. Meanwhile, the cops are on the lookout for illegal contraband in Essex.

Paramedic Steve Harris has his hands full in Birmingham as he races to a suspected case of meningitis, before assisting an injured homeless man.