Episode 7

A patient becomes increasingly aggressive as paramedic Sam Grimson and student paramedic Ayaz Ali try to help him. As he starts to shout, kick and spit at them, they call for police back up to protect him and themselves. At the same time in Birmingham, a pregnant mother is worried about her unborn baby as she has not felt it move since a car crash, and paramedics Rob Moore and student paramedic Ally Shipway look after a 73-year-old man with dementia. His condition is highlighted when they drop him off at hospital and he is worried he won't remember how to get home.
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