The Clinic

A mobile medical team treats patients with everything from childhood infections and severe sciatica to persistent phlegm and painful skin conditions. Doctors investigate a changing mole, possible osteoarthritis, pet allergies and a suspected kidney infection accompanied by extremely high blood pressure. Concern grows when a sick toddler’s fever reaches 39.1°C after two courses of antibiotics fail to improve her condition. She is sent urgently to the hospital as doctors work to uncover the cause of her month-long mystery illness.

In Love My Face, Gary has hidden his smile since facial paralysis changed his life at 18. More than 20 years later, he visits a specialist clinic to find out whether surgery could help him smile freely again. Tiwonga explores treatment for a facial scar left by a car crash, while Hattie considers surgery after years of feeling self-conscious about her nose. With support from Jonno Lancaster, all three confront the experiences that have held them back.

A worried father brings his six-year-old son to the GP after days of fever, coughing, weakness and exhaustion. With his temperature reaching 39.8°C, doctors check for signs of infection and investigate concerns about his growth and immune system. The examination brings reassurance—but the family is warned to watch closely if the fever continues or his condition worsens. Follow this real-life medical consultation in an emotional GP documentary about childhood illness, high fever and parental concern.

Emma Willis follows expectant families navigating pregnancy and childbirth during the unprecedented COVID-19 lockdown. With partners restricted from maternity wards and families kept apart, parents face labour, emergency C-sections and newborn life under extraordinary circumstances. From emotional hospital journeys to joyful first meetings between siblings, the episode captures the reality of giving birth during a global pandemic. An intimate and uplifting documentary about pregnancy, childbirth, motherhood, family and the NHS during COVID-19.

In this medical documentary, doctors investigate alarming symptoms and help patients searching for answers. One man faces an agonizing decision when an infected surgical wound begins bleeding years after a life-saving operation. Elsewhere, doctors examine a child with a ruptured eardrum, a new-born with a mysterious mouth lump and a patient fearing dementia. From chronic illness to unexpected diagnoses, the episode reveals the human stories behind everyday medical care.

A 35-year-old man is rushed to A&E with his heart racing at a dangerous 230 beats per minute, forcing doctors to perform an emergency procedure to restore his normal heartbeat. Meanwhile, a 79-year-old woman faces possible amputation after a devastating fall, and a young boy suffers a serious ankle fracture while roller-skating. Inside Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, dedicated NHS staff battle to save lives and treat critical injuries.

Inside one of Britain’s busiest A&E departments, NHS doctors and nurses confront a series of life-threatening medical emergencies. A mystery patient arrives with diabetic ketoacidosis, while a woman’s heart races beyond 200 beats per minute. Surgeons assess a devastating thumb amputation as a toddler’s unexplained episodes raise fears of seizures. This gripping medical documentary captures the pressure, emotion and split-second decisions of emergency medicine.

Steven returns to the doctors with worsening pain and bleeding after a frightening cancer scare. A biopsy had found eight abscesses, but the cause of his new bleeding remains unclear. As his doctor arranges further tests, other patients face a heart emergency and a recurring leg infection. Meanwhile, nurse Debbie prepares to retire after more than 42 years of caring for patients.

In this episode of Emergency Nurses, doctors treat a 21-year-old man left unconscious after suffering seven seizures. The medical team fights to protect his airway as his oxygen levels fall dangerously low. Elsewhere, a teenage motorcyclist is examined for spinal injuries following a serious crash. A three-year-old girl returns to the hospital with a high fever and cough after choking on popcorn.

In Love My Face, burn survivor Terry Dunnage visits a specialist clinic 16 years after his uncle set him on fire. Living with facial burns and hair loss, Terry explores eyebrow and hair transplants, plus laser treatment for the tattoo he used to hide his scars. With support from Jono Lancaster, he hopes to feel confident looking in the mirror again.

Inside Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, emergency teams treat patients with serious and unexpected injuries. An elderly woman is airlifted in with a severed artery, while a builder suffers four broken ribs after falling from scaffolding. Doctors assess a five-year-old’s frightening head injury and treat a man whose shoulder dislocated during jiu-jitsu.