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Incredible clips of eyewitness footage shot by members of the public.
A Miami real-estate agent rescues a woman from alligators and a group of British tourists almost drown in Egypt when their luxury yacht capsizes. An influencer couple flees from a Texas tornado and three teenage brothers save buried skiers after filming an avalanche in Austria. Plus, a pilot blogs his own plane crash into the Pacific Ocean and a trip to the hair salon before Prom sees one girl's dream haircut turning into a nightmare when a car crashes through the window.
Roger Allam narrates more extraordinary eyewitness footage filmed by members of the public, including an off-piste skier who found someone buried alive. Plus, an ex-RAF pilot who steered a malfunctioning plane away from a crowded beach to crash into the sea, and two brothers who mounted the daring rescue of a truck driver who had been swept away in a flash flood in Kenya.
Eyewitness footage filmed by members of the public, including two first responders in Arizona who rescue a woman trapped in an inferno. In the mountains of East Asia, one traveller captures a once-in-a-lifetime experience on camera, while in Yorkshire, a commuter has a very close brush with death. In Australia, cameras follow fishermen who nearly became bait after their boat sank, and back in the UK, a toddler comes to her dad's rescue in the most remarkable way. Finally viewers meet a family whose US road trip was crashed by a furry friend.
A plane crash sends skydivers hurtling to the ground in Minnesota, a wildlife photographer in South Africa gets a little too close to a hippo, and a hero in Chicago saves the life of a man who has fallen onto live train tracks. Plus, an Indiana man who miraculously survived six days trapped in the wreckage of his car, while a sleepy UK suburb is awoken by the arrival of a hot-air balloon, and a man's transatlantic rowing expedition is interrupted by unexpected guests.
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