Paramedics treat an unresponsive patient who's having no reaction to pain, a man who's fallen over and injured his head, and a woman who's struggling to breathe

Paramedics treat a range of cases, including a man with severe chest pain, a 103-year-old who has had a fall and a woman who may have a bleed on the brain.

Paramedics treat a woman with a suspected ectopic pregnancy, a man who has collapsed in his bedroom and a four-year-old boy with a rash and breathing problems.

Paramedics treat a woman in a hotel who's about to give birth, a two-year-old boy who's struggling to breathe and an elderly man who's had a blow to the head and is bleeding heavily.

West Midlands paramedics treat a man who has taken a heroin overdose, a 73-year-old man with slurred speech, and a toddler with breathing difficulties.

In Birmingham, paramedics treat a man having a heart attack. In Coventry, a woman mysteriously collapses. And in Worcester, a baby is struggling to breathe.

Paramedics treat a man having an anaphylactic reaction, a patient who's having a heart attack and a man receiving chemotherapy who may have developed sepsis

The paramedics are called out to a woman who has had a seizure on a bus, a man who's too weak to reach his oxygen supply, a young woman with terminal cancer who has collapsed and a man who needs the paramedics' help just to breathe.

Paramedics treat a teenager with suspected meningitis, a man with diabetes and dangerously high blood sugar levels and a man with a suspected swollen artery.

Paramedics treat a man who's been found unconscious outside Birmingham Crown Court, a patient with severe headaches and a biker with a shattered leg. paramedics Mark McDonagh and Adi Ahmed help a 36-year-old with back pains and numbness in his leg.

Paramedics treat a patient with an unusual stomach condition who is in agony and a ten-year-old girl who's having an asthma attack but isn't responding to her usual medication.

On the night shift in Birmingham, paramedics are called to a man who's had a seizure. But they're warned that the patient has a history of being abusive towards ambulance crews.

Paramedics treat a man who's under arrest but has hit his head, a six-year-old who's had a seizure, a man who has inhaled harmful fumes, and a woman who may be having a stroke

Paramedics treat a man who's taken amphetamines and has a fast heart rate and chest pains, a woman who's fallen over on her broken shoulder, and a man with an irregular heartbeat

Paramedics help a woman who's had a panic attack while driving in rush-hour traffic. And an 11-year-old boy dials 999 when his mum collapses and is unresponsive.

Paramedics treat a ten-year:-old who is having an asthma attack who isn't responding to treatment.

Paramedics treat a man who is experiencing a life-threatening diabetic hypoglycemia.

Paramedics have to change their plans when a pregnant woman's waters break at home. A daughter's worried about her mum, who's collapsed at home and is confused.

Paramedics help a man who's collapsed and may be having a heart attack. Police find a man lying unconscious in the street following a suspected overdose. And an elderly woman climbs on a chair to reach a daddy long-legs, with painful consequences.

The paramedics are called out to a woman who's losing a lot of blood, and a man who has a condition where his throat swells up and closes without warning. Another man falls and cuts his head so badly that the paramedics can see his skull.

A man has collapsed in the street and is in cardiac arrest. A woman in severe abdominal pain has a panic attack as the paramedics try to get her breathing under control. And a man is vomiting blood and has a fast heart rate.

Paramedics race against the clock as a man shows signs of a stroke, and treat a man who's stranded in the street and a factory worker with severe back pain.

Paramedics attend a suspected domestic assault and treat a woman with a dislocated shoulder. They must also respond to a confused man, who has collapsed in the street with his dog.

Paramedics treat a man who's taken an overdose of tablets and is refusing to go to hospital, a six-year-old who's had a seizure and a confused 94-year-old woman.

Paramedics treat a woman who has taken drugs and is hallucinating at a hotel, a woman who has chest pains and a child who's feverish and can't speak.

Paramedics treat a woman who's had a panic attack, a two-year-old with a high temperature, a woman who's collapsed and a man who's recovering from knee surgery.

Paramedics treat a man who's had a blackout behind the wheel of a van and man who has had a severe allergic reaction after clearing poison ivy from a garden.

Paramedics are called to a man involved in a car crash, a 19-year-old who's fallen down the stairs, and a photographer who wasn't looking where they were going.

Paramedics treat a man with a crippling cluster headache, a woman suffering from the effects of alcohol withdrawal and a woman who has collapsed in a sauna.

Paramedics treat a woman with brittle bone disease who is in agony after a fall, a young man on the verge of a diabetic coma and a man who they have to detain under the Mental Capacity Act.

On a dramatic and busy Friday night a paramedic is assaulted, an ambulance is under siege, an a young mother is fighting for breath while trying to look after her new born.

Paramedics treat a 10-year-old in agony from a tumble on a trampoline. A baby stops breathing. And a family of six are involved in a car crash.

A paramedic fights to save the life of a man having a heart attack. An elderly lady has a suspected stroke. And an epileptic man has hit his head during an episode.

Paramedics rush to aid a grandmother with osteoporosis who fell down the stairs carrying her grandson. Also, an elderly man is found unconscious face down in his hallway and Neil Vann and Laura Perkins give him life saving treatment.

The paramedics of the West Midlands Ambulance Service return for a new series, treating a range of cases, from the victim of a carjacking to a lorry full of stowaway migrants.

Paramedics treat a man who's been stabbed in the chest and slashed across the head. A young man may have life-threatening sepsis. And a young woman who has diabetes has blood sugar readings that are so high they're off the paramedic's chart.

In the West Midlands, two new paramedics are in at the deep end, treating a man with life threating injuries and a victim of three epileptic fits.

Paramedics are called to a toddler having a constant seizure, a young woman in a road traffic collision, an elderly woman with chest pains, and a paramedic opens up to a patient about losing a loved one to cancer.

A man involved in a car crash needs to be carefully removed from his vehicle to protect his spine, and a slip on fallen crab apples in the street leaves a woman in agony with a suspected broken hip.

Paramedics help a 15-year-old girl who's trapped in the back of a crashed car. And a chemical attack leaves a woman struggling to breathe.

Paramedics treat a delivery driver who's become the victim of a carjacking, a woman experiencing uncontrollable spasms in her legs and a grieving mother.

Paramedics treat an 11-month-old baby with a dangerously high temperature, a teenager with suspected appendicitis, a pregnant woman with Covid-19 and a woman whose blood pressure is critical.

A night out with friends ends badly when a car crashes into two vehicles as police, firefighters and the paramedics attend the scene. In Birmingham, a young woman is found lying collapsed and unconscious in the street, a family night in playing board games ends with a man lying unconscious on the kitchen floor and a young woman whose gall bladder operation has been postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic cannot cope with the pain any longer.

Paramedics treat a 13-year-old girl who has diabetes and has collapsed, a baby who's struggling to breathe, a man with suspected ketoacidosis, and a teenager with a suspected fractured shoulder.

Paramedics treat a man who has been stabbed, and a young man who's had 13 seizures in one day. Then the paramedics treat a patient only to discover that he's allegedly assaulted someone else, and now they have two patients on their hands.

Paramedics treat a midwife who's in agony, a man whose jaw is trembling and filling with fluid, and a woman with a wound on her arm that won't stop bleeding. Later, the police are called as the paramedics treat patients after an assault at a hotel.

Ambulance crews across the West Midlands treat a 17 year old rugby player with a suspected bleed to the brain, an 8 month old baby who is choking and a man trapped in his car.

The paramedics fight to save a man whose heart has stopped for more than 50 minutes. A 15 year old boy is found unconscious in a Coventry park after drinking two litres of whisky, and in Birmingham, a 93 year old grandmother is stranded on the floor.

A 71-year-old man is left with a severely broken ankle when he is knocked off his bike by a dog. Paramedic Sam Grimson and student paramedic Ayaz Ali are sent to a park in Birmingham to help. Then they're off on a 999 for a man who's been trapped for over 20 hours with a broken leg. And paramedic Laura Flintason and technician Jatinder Mahli attend a patient who may be having a stroke.

The paramedics treat an aggressive patient. A pregnant mum is worried about the impact of a car crash. And a man with dementia gets a lift to the hospital.

Paramedics tend to a patient with a severe allergic reaction while at the same time a man has fallen unconscious after a severe diabetic attack. Also, paramedics in Warwick treat a man with a suspected heart attack, who collapsed while fishing.

Paramedics treat a woman who's collapsed and is unconscious in the street. A night out with friends ends badly when a car crashes into two vehicles. Playing board games with the family ends with a man lying unconscious on the kitchen floor.

Paramedics treat a young man who's drunk and passed out in the street, a man with suspected gallstones, a pregnant woman who's vomiting continuously, and an elderly man who's fallen over and badly cut his head.

Paramedics treat a cafe worker who's struggling to speak, and a woman in labour whose baby could be in distress. Another pregnant woman and her toddler son are involved in a car crash, and a patient is found collapsed in a car park.

###This episode does not exist, was incorrectly added to season 8, but broadcasters Channel 4 and other video platforms count it as the start of the next season 9. Please delete.###Paramedics respond to reports of a patient in cardiac arrest. But when they arrive, there's no answer at the door. A boy has an epileptic seizure during a PE lesson.

Paramedics are called to a man with chest pains, who's in so much discomfort that he can hardly speak. A woman with liver disease has fallen over and ripped her ear. And an 11-year-old boy who was playing on his bike has fallen, landing on his face.

Paramedics treat a young man who's collapsed outside a nightclub and isn't breathing, a young woman who's having a sickle cell crisis and a woman with crippling chest pains.

Paramedics treat a woman whose defibrillator located inside her chest has just delivered an electric shock to her heart and is worried that she's having a heart attack. A man falls on his driveway, resulting in a massive swelling over his eye, and a patient who has recently had bowel surgery is worried that he may have an infection.

Paramedics treat an unconscious man who has taken drugs and a teenager who has suffered a seizure.

Paramedics treat a woman showing signs of a stroke, a mum who has terrible pain in her face and a woman who has a swollen stomach and hasn't eaten for two days.

A patient experiences an unstoppable nosebleed. Paramedics diagnose a heart attack. And a drunk man who's collapsed in the street refuses medical help.

Paramedics treat a young woman who has passed out for the third time that day and a man in his 40s with chest pain and a family history of heart failure.

Paramedics treat a woman who thinks she may be having a heart attack, a bingo caller with diabetes who feels unwell and a mum-of-nine who's collapsed on her kitchen floor with a suspected seizure.

The paramedics are called out to a cyclist crushed by a lorry. They also help a man who's fallen from a barge and rush to find a baby in cardiac arrest.

In Birmingham, paramedics go to the aid of a 24-year-old man who is having an epileptic fit in a supermarket. Meanwhile, an ambulance crew treat an elderly woman whose nose won't stop bleeding, and in Coventry, a 74-year-old woman has pneumonia.

Paramedics treat a woman with a badly broken leg, a man who's passed out on a city centre street, a woman who's had a seizure on a bus, and a mental health patient experiencing an episode of psychosis.

Paramedics treat a motorcyclist who has collided with a deer, a woman experiencing heart palpitations while driving, and a bruised bottom the likes of which the paramedics have never seen before.

Paramedics treat a man with diabetes who's struggling to breathe, a very poorly toddler and a man who's in severe pain after having surgery to repair a hernia.