Inside the Ambulance

Paramedics attend a father and son whose car has been hit by a falling tree on a stormy night, and are called out to assist a homeless woman sheltering in a bin shed.

Paramedics from the South Central Ambulance Service treat a site foreman having a heart attack on a building site and a woman who has hit her head on sharp gardening shears.

Paramedics in Oxford race to an 8-month-old baby who needs urgent help to breathe. In Portsmouth, a cancer patient thinks her chemotherapy drugs are causing her chest pain.

The South Central crews help a boy who has dislocated his knee during a school rugby match and a man suffering with agonising stomach pains after eating a bacon sandwich.

Crews help a family whose car has crashed into a ditch, a woman with fast and erratic breathing, and a partially paralysed woman who has suffered a head injury in her garden.

Crews treat a boy hit by a car outside school, a pensioner with a huge lump on his head and a woman with suspected sepsis.

The medics help a man bleeding profusely, another who is in agony after falling and a woman with a cripplingly painful bowel condition.

Paramedics are called to help a family involved in a car crash on a dark street and reassure a woman with dementia who's having a suspected heart attack.

Crews require support from the fire brigade to rescue a woman stuck inside her locked house. Plus, they help a child with a dangerously high temperature.