One Born Every Minute UK

When Tracy goes into labor with her fourth child, the midwife needs to deliver her baby quickly.

Observing Sam, her boyfriend and her mother as they cope with Sam's impending C-section.

Lisa's baby Jack must undergo serious medical procedures for the first few days of his life.

While Joy waits to deliver her first baby conceived via IVF, Kelly gives birth to her fifth child.

In this episode, two young mums-to-be come in to the hospital at the end of unexpected pregnancies. And for their mothers it’s time to let go of their daughters. Abbie and Ross are both 17 and have been together for three years. Abbie says: “We were careful, but things happen, and things happen for a reason.” Her mum Donna, an ambulance technician, has delivered 15 babies, but that can’t prepare her for the emotional wrench of her baby having a baby. As Donna says: “She’s not my little girl any more. She’s going to be somebody’s mummy.” Twenty-three-year-old self-confessed free spirit Leoni had only been with her baby’s father for a short time when she fell pregnant. She only wanted to be a mother if she could be there for her child. With the support of her family, she decided to go through with the pregnancy. But Leoni is eight days overdue and her pregnancy isn’t progressing. And the hospital staff are worried about the baby’s heartbeat before Leoni’s even in labour.

Two mothers are about to give birth while two fathers are trying to work out their role.

Following Izzie, whose twin did not survive, and triplet William whose brothers are already at home.

19-year-old Steff goes under general anaesthetic for an emergency caesarean.