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Children's Emergency Rescue: Episode 1

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Episode 1

BBC Two - Children's Emergency Rescue, Episode 1

A 13-year-old patient is flown 200 miles for a life-saving heart transplant.

Following a special team who transport some of the UK's sickest children to expert medical care. A 13-year-old patient is flown 200 miles for a life-saving heart transplant.

Series following a special team of doctors and nurses dedicated to transporting some of the UK's sickest children and infants to expert medical care. Flying doctor Hazel Talbot scrambles an RAF rescue helicopter to race a 13-year-old patient 200 miles from Leeds to London in time for a life-saving heart transplant. Narrated by Fiona Bruce.

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Following a special team who transport some of the UK's sickest children to medical care.

Series following a special team of doctors and nurses dedicated to transporting some of the UK's sickest children and infants to expert medical care.

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