A doctor crashed into the side of a house whilst responding to an emergency 999 call after an uninsured and unlicensed driver pulled out into the doctor's vehicle causing his car to crash into the house. Keith Underwood, Ambulance Operations Manager for Nottinghamshire said: "One of our doctors responding to 999 call was involved in a road traffic collision at 10.08am on 4 July at Darkey Lane in Stapleford. A paramedic in a fast response car and a crewed ambulance went to the scene together with Nottinghamshire Police and all minor injuries were treated on scene. The incident will be investigated by the police and it is therefore inappropriate to make any further comment at this time."

Nottinghamshire police confirmed in a facebook post that a man had been arrested for dangerous driving, driving without a license and driving without insurance.

Although not officially confirmed it is believed the doctor was travelling to an incident where a 54 year old man died in a fatal collision where a man was arrested and remains in custody for dangerous driving.