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Car thieves out of control and on the run, a young driver has a brush with death and a drunk woman causes a disturbance at a local pub. It's all in a day's work for the Traffic Cops.

Derbyshire's officers take part in Operation Fuego, a week-long, five forces strong campaign targeting road crime gangs who use cloned vehicle registration plates to hide their tracks whilst transporting illegal merchandise across the country.

Officers attend a road traffic collision in bad weather, where a motorbike rider is trapped under a car. Across Derbyshire, officers clamp down on drivers putting other road users' lives at risk, as well as their own.

The interceptors are on a mission to lock up a man wanted on suspicion of making threats to kill, who could have a knife. Rob and Dan stakeout the suspect's car, but they're so super stealthy that a driver reverses into them, blowing their cover.

Units tail a van speeding at four times the limit. After the vehicle pops a tyre, the driver tries to flee as a three-wheeler, then on foot. However, police dog Quantum is at his heels.

A runaway car speeds through the Nottinghamshire countryside, a routine stop turns nasty, and an artist in a rush is clocked speeding at over 100mph.

A man is behaving suspiciously and may have a weapon. Security guards Mark and Keith's number-one priority is to keep the public safe, so they put their lives on the line to corner him.

John scrambles for donations, Jo and Lacey demand the truth, and David faces his trauma.

David comes clean with his daughters - he wasn't at a medical appointment. He went to counselling, and he's finding it very difficult to tell his own children he's struggling.

In Peterborough, Dr Claire Taylor and Dr David Ward contend with patients who have arrived at the surgery suffering from dizzy spells, a fever and a racing heart, and an unknown lump on their finger.

Junior doctor Tariq Khan urgently assesses a man who has arrived with a 13cm-long laceration on his thigh from a DIY accident with an angle grinder. Registrar Chris Carson treats a man found with head injuries at the bottom of a flight of stairs.

The ambulance crew bring in a patient who acts aggressively and is a regular at the hospital. Plus, a 45-year-old patient suffers life-threatening anaphylaxis from an allergic reaction.