Sixty minutes to save a life. The clock is ticking in this real-time medical drama set inside a state-of-the-art Major Trauma Centre.

The team treat an African with a pipe lodged through her skull.

Emotions run high when the team fight to revive a cyclist involved in a serious collision. Glen makes a bold decision, but will it be enough?

Stress levels rocket when, while treating a badly beaten man, the team face a nightmare scenario that sends the Major Trauma Centre into lockdown.

Confusion fills the operating theatre when Lorraine returns to work, taking the reins from Glen as trauma team leader to treat a woman with a gunshot wound.

Tensions continue to bubble between Glen and Lorraine when they race to the aid of a troubled patient who has jumped from the hospital's atrium walkway.

A shock is in store for the team when they treat an agitated patient who has been involved in a car crash. Glen delivers an overdue apology to Fiona, too.

The team feel the pressure more than ever when they treat a horrifically burned patient. Glen grows closer to Fiona, too, shedding light on his army days.

The prognosis is bleak when the team battle to save a teenage drowning victim, leading to a standoff between Glen and Clive. Fiona, meanwhile, makes a bold move.

Hospitals are normally animal-free zones, but the team make an exception when the victim of a dog attack is brought in - with the canine still attached.

Obstacles arise when the team tackle one of their trickiest cases, a man who has been perforated by crane spikes. Glen receives an interesting offer too.

Stretched to the limit, the team hit the road to treat multiple victims involved in a traffic accident. Fiona, meanwhile, tries to keep her engagement a secret.

Devastated by news of Fiona's engagement, Glen races off, only to be involved in a life-or-death emergency.