19 Dec 2024
Londoners are being urged to celebrate safely, look after themselves and only use 999 in serious medical emergencies as the country’s busiest ambulance service prepares for further increases in alcohol-related calls. London Ambulance Service has been extraordinarily busy in recent weeks, but tonight (Thursday 19 […]
18 Dec 2024
Body worn camera footage shows the shocking moment a patient spits in the face of a paramedic who is trying […]
16 Dec 2024
Saltburn star Rosamund Pike has described her night shift with two London Ambulance Service paramedics as “riveting and insightful.” The […]
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