Specialist Paramedic, Craig, is sharing when 999 should be called. 999 calls for minor illnesses and injuries can potentially put those with life-threatening illnesses and injuries at greater risk by using valuable resources inappropriately. Only dial 999 when someone is in need of time-critical life-saving help. | Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust

On the 83rd birthday of the 999 service, Jules from the #TeamLAS control room training team explains what happens when you call 999: the questions you may be asked, why we ask these questions and how if you ever need to phone us, you can help us ensure we give the patient the best care for their needs. Remember, 999 is for serious medical emergencies. For urgent medical advice go to: www.111.nhs.uk or call 111 if you cannot get help online. | London Ambulance Service NHS Trust

Racism is something you learn, not something you’re born with. | Channel 4