Episode 3

The Coastguard Rescue helicopter crew from Newquay fly 60 miles into the English Channel as they are tasked to an incident on a cruise liner, where a passenger is having a suspected stroke. With the cruise liner trucking along, the helicopter flies alongside the vessel and successfully winches down the Coastguard Paramedic. With no time to waste the casualty is winched up on a gurney, along with his wife, as it's a race against time to get the individual to hospital for urgent medical care.

The Survey and Inspection team are investigating a collision between a fishing vessel and a passenger ferry in East Loch Tarbert, Scotland. The skipper of the fishing vessel has reported that his boat has been damaged by the ferry, which is resulting in a serious loss of income. Surveyor Bill visits both parties to investigate how and why this collision occurred.

The Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) in Holyhead receive a mayday call from a beach warden at Barmouth, north Wales about a one-yea- old baby who is unconscious. The team leader must act fast as the limited information they've received is incredibly worrying. With fresh reports coming in that the baby is having seizures, and on the ground medical assistance is at least 40 minutes away, the MRCC request to task Coastguard Rescue Helicopter 936 as there's no time to waste.

With one of the worst winter storms recorded in recent memory, Storm Babet rips through parts of the UK. With mass flooding in Brechin, Scotland, the MCA deploys specialist flood teams to rescue residents from potentially fatal conditions and help one local whose home has been destroyed and is close to losing her beloved pets.