A HUGE medical series is returning to Channel 4 next month with even more grisly scenes.
The broadcaster’s iconic 24 Hours in A&E is back for another instalment this March.
Viewers will once again be taken behind-the-scenes of St George’s accident and emergency unit.
It will follow the stories of patients admitted with potentially life-changing conditions at one of the UK’s busiest hospitals.
The new series will officially kick off on Tuesday, March 5th at 9pm on Channel 4.
During the last series, which aired in summer 2023, viewers watch as John was brought in by paramedics after being hit by a car while shopping.
Nurses and doctors also treated a woodworker who sliced their thumb off while working.
In the same series viewers broke down in tears after seeing the story of an 80-year-old man who was hospitalised after caring for his dementia-stricken wife.
Ron was rushed to the emergency ward after falling out of his bed and being knocked unconscious.
The devoted hubby’s health deteriorated while caring for his wife Cindy for seven years after she was diagnosed with dementia.
Family friend Andra shared that Ron usually wouldn’t go to hospital “even if he was suffering from a heart attack” because he puts other people first.
The couple had been married for 57 years, and Andra called them a “match made in heaven”.
24 Hours in A&E is available on Channel 4 catch up.
