999: Emergency Call Out

In the first episode, units respond to a car rolling in the middle of a residential area, a stabbing in the victim's own home, and a man who has fallen and is unable to move in the middle of an 80-acre nature reserve.

A 12-year-old boy is hit by a car at 50mph on the Isle of Sheppey. An air ambulance crew is called in, while paramedic Daniel Mulholland takes control of the medical emergency.

Paramedic Ayshe and special sergeant Hannah respond to two calls - a car that has crashed into a wall and ended up on its roof and a heated argument in a convenience store.

PC Ben and paramedic Lisa head to north Kent, where a stolen car has crashed on a residential street, trailing destruction in its wake and causing a risk of a gas explosion.

Responders arrive to help corral a loose cow on a 60-mph road, but the task soon requires reinforcements; an unconscious driver in a crashed car causes issues.

Special Sergeant Hannah and paramedic Nathan respond to an emergency in which a young man narrowly escapes death when his car smashes into a wall, explodes and bursts into flames.

Paramedic Ayshe and special sergeant Hannah respond to a car that has crashed into a wall and ended up on its roof and a convenience store where a heated argument is taking place.

An unconscious woman is found on the street, requiring urgent medical care and police investigation; a team speeds to the rescue of a man in a diabetic coma.

A team responds to a hit-and-run, with medical support for the cyclist victim taking place alongside police investigation into the identity of the driver.

A team treats a man found injured in the street, but rather than assaulted it appears he might be a drug user who tried to break into a car.