Who else is looking forward to the nicer weather this weekend after a rainy couple of days in the #SouthWest? ☀️ We're hoping to have blue skies just like in this week's #PictureOfTheWeek taken by #TeamSWASFT Emergency Care Assistant, James on the Dartmouth-Kingswear ferry.

While lots of us will be out and about enjoying the long bank holiday weekend, many of our #TeamSWASFT colleagues will be working throughout the weekend to keep our communities safe. 🚑 #PictureOfTheWeek 📸 taken in #Stourhead by #TeamSWASFT Emergency Care Assistant, Martyn

There's nothing better than a fabulous sunrise to start off the early morning shift just like in this week's #PictureOfTheWeek taken in #Ferndown 🌇🚑 📸 taken by #TeamSWASFT Paramedic, Sam 💚

We've loved seeing all of the amazing sunrise photos #TeamSWASFT have been sharing and this week's #PictureOfTheWeek is no exception 🚑🌆 📸 taken in #Redruth by #TeamSWASFT Paramedic, Callie. 💚

This week's #PictureOfTheWeek features one of our ambulances in front of a gorgeous sunrise. 🌄🚑 📸 taken by #TeamSWASFT Emergency Care Assistant, Daryl 💚

Thank you, Artimus II and the crew of Orion spacecraft CM-003. #Pictureoftheweek

Look at this fabulous mirror shot taken on the waterfront at Burnham-on-Sea for this week's #PictureOfTheWeek 🚑🏖️ 📸taken by #TeamSWASFT Paramedic, Kelsea 💚

From Cornwall to Gloucestershire, our teams are here for you this #Easter weekend. 🌷🐣 If you’re enjoying the long weekend with loved ones, please take care and look out for each other. 📸 taken by #TeamSWASFT Emergency Care Assistant, Daryl. #PictureOfTheWeek

There are so many gorgeous colours featured in this week's #PictureOfTheWeek 🚑🌆 📸 taken at our East Devon Operations Centre by #TeamSWASFT Emergency Care Assistant, Rhyanon. 💚

This week's #PictureOfTheWeek is a wonderful photo taken near Pendeen Lighthouse in #Penzance. 🚑 🚨 📸 taken by #TeamSWASFT Paramedic, Kelsea. 💚

Who can name the iconic Cornish landmark in this week's #PictureOfTheWeek?! 🕵️ 📸 Thank you to both #TeamSWASFT Paramedic, Emma, and Emergency Care Assistant, Helen for sharing such a fabulous photo!

Beautiful walk this afternoon. I wanted to share with my @OANN Anchors, Reporters, Correspondents, Producers. Appreciate your hard work dedication to your work, #realjournalism we need it more than ever . @baldwin_daniel_ @_StephanieMyers @peytondreww @AliciaSummersTV @alexingersoll @DanNewsManBall @DavidPollackUSA @mikedinow @DanaAlexaNews @AngelNewsGal @Nefertari_25 @ChanelRion @AlexCammarata_ @StellaEscoTV @PearsonSharp @CharlesPHerring @RileyLewis760 #picture #pictureoftheweek

This #PictureOfTheWeek emphasizes just how high figure skaters jump in competition. Discover the physics behind the sport’s hardest skills with researcher Deborah King, from reducing the moment of inertia midair to the g-forces endured when landing a quadruple axel. Learn more from our recent podcast: buff.ly/EthY5Zl

We've loved seeing all of the amazing sunset photos #TeamSWASFT have been sharing and this week's #PictureOfTheWeek is no exception 🚑🌆 📸 taken in #Wellington by #TeamSWASFT Emergency Care Assistant, Daryl. 💚

We have a special tea party guest in our #PictureOfTheWeek. Kanzi was a male bonobo who participated in several scientific studies on great ape language and cognition. He “was a celebrity in the field” says cognitive scientist, Dr. Amalia Bastos, who conducted a string of experiments with Kanzi to see if he would play pretend. Kanzi having a pretend tea party with researchers suggests that imagination is not solely a human quality. Check out our podcast to see the video of Kanzi having a tea party and learn more about the whole study. buff.ly/YxGYg64 Sadly, Kanzi died in March 2025 at age 44. He’s 43 in this photo and will be greatly missed. 📸: Ape Initiative

Is anyone else excited to see blue skies again just like in this week's #PictureOfTheWeek ☀️ 📸 taken by #TeamSWASFT Paramedic, Alex. 💚

You’ve may have seen this ancient bacteria in a lake without even knowing it. 🦠 This #PictureOfTheWeek is spirulina alga, a type of cyanobacteria. They've been around for 3.5 billion years, survived countless world changes and extremes, and helped oxygenate the planet through photosynthesis. Listen to our last broadcast to find out what they can teach us about resilience and perseverance. buff.ly/NoEML3k

Nasa’s Artemis ll SLS (Space Launch System) rocket and Orion spacecraft stand tall on on the launch pad in our #PictureOfTheWeek. Artemis ll’s test flight will take four astronauts around the Moon and back to Earth later this year. Former astronaut Jim Wetherbee shares his thoughts on managing the risks of spaceflight. Learn more here: buff.ly/yHndVZG 1: NASA’s Artemis II Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft, secured to the mobile launcher, are seen at Launch Pad 39B. 📷: NASA/Joel Kowsky 2: NASA’s Artemis II Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft are photographed making the 4.2 mile journey toward Launch Pad 39B. 📷: NASA/Aubrey Gemignani

Did you catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights earlier this week? 📷 #TeamSWASFT Paramedic, Dave, managed to captured this fabulous photo of one of our ambulances outside #Helston Ambulance Station. 🚑💚 #PictureOfTheWeek

What looks like a simple pile of dirt in our #PictureOfTheWeek deeply moved concrete researcher Admir Masic. The discovery of these raw construction materials at an ancient Pompeii construction site gives insight into how the Romans formulated cement for their famously durable concrete. Hear more about the secrets of ancient concrete: buff.ly/yMckmMD 📷: Admir Masic