Someone has a heart attack and dies. Well I never. Didn't see that coming. Too many people think a heart attack is a simple thing that you recover from, usually between plot lines on Casualty. If your number is up then that's you finished, even if the ambulance carried technicians, paramedics, doctors, a field hospital and a stasis field. What about lifestyle factors or family history? Did they contribute? No journalist would ever bother writing about the paramedic that didn't get a break because they had to pick up their fifth drunk of the evening. Does anyone remember when the BBC had some idea about journalistic standards?