An AAIB Special Bulletin regarding that incident is available
for download here.
It makes for a very interesting read, as it appears the pilot had
initially attempted a landing in bad weather at the Nottingham East
Midlands Airport. Due to extreme deviations from the glideslope and
centerline, a go-around was initiated late in the approach, but the
aircraft touched down hard on grass and the right undercarriage
broke off. Amazingly, after dragging its starboard engine, flap
fairing and wingtip on the ground for a short distance, the
aircraft became airborne again, and proceeded to Birmingham Airport
for an emergency landing depicted in the video. 
Boeing sure builds some tough planes! 
