Prior to Dylan being brought into Holby Police Station, paramedics Jacob Masters (Charles Venn) and Teddy Gowan (Milo Clarke) are attempting to treat violent prisoner Caleb Dunaksji (Ali Barouti) when he brutally attacks Sergeant Steph Murphy (Laya Lewis, Skins, Queen Cleopatra), setting the tone for this exciting and unexpected episode.

Paramedic Jacob Masters treats prisoner Caleb at the police station as police officer Steph looks on.
Out of Time opens with a violent prisoner and shocking scenes for Jacob and Teddy. (Image credit: BBC Studios.)
Secretly homeless, Indie Jankowski (Naomi Wakszlak) returns to the ambulance station and beds down in one of the unused vehicles.

Jan Jenning is suspicious when the student paramedic turns up an hour early for her morning shift at control, yet Indie proves herself once again in a heartbreaking storyline involving elderly patient Anne Knight (Sharon Morgan, Steeltown Murders, Gangs of London), who has fallen and can’t get up.

Paramedic Jan keeps a close eye on Indie, during her shift on emergency calls.
Jan keeps a close eye on Indie. (Image credit: BBC Studios.)
Rash Masum (Neet Mohan) discovers that no good deed goes unpunished this week as the truth about his uncle Kareem’s cancer secret leads to hurt and betrayal.

Ravin J. Ganatra as Kareem in a hospital bed holding Rash’s hand.
Prior to Dylan being brought into Holby Police Station, paramedics Jacob Masters (Charles Venn) and Teddy Gowan (Milo Clarke) are attempting to treat violent prisoner Caleb Dunaksji (Ali Barouti) when he brutally attacks Sergeant Steph Murphy (Laya Lewis, Skins, Queen Cleopatra), setting the tone for this exciting and unexpected episode. Out of Time opens with a violent…