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- Sep 18, 2026
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The man paralysed waist down but climbed Everest – and the hero who save (opens the original)
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‘He was the most broken man I’ve ever seen survive’. Those are the words of Peter Reeve, specialist paramedic in critical care for Great Western Air Ambulance Charity. He flew to the scene of a devastating head-on crash that left car passenger Simon Clark, 44, catastrophically injured and his partner Lindy tragically dead. In this week’s Unsung Heroes series, we’re highlighting the efforts 50-year-old Pete goes through to save people in his line of work following Air Ambulance Week. ‘When our ai
How one woman stepped in to protect others after assaults spiked in Stroud (opens the original)
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Not all heroes wear capes… our Unsung Heroes series celebrates ordinary people doing extraordinary work. Today, it’s Chrissie Lowery, 56, from Stroud, who patrols the streets with her team of Night Angels to keep women and girls safe at night. After a series of brutal stranger rapes and sexual harassment incidents in Stroud, Gloucestershire in 2022, local women banded together to fight back. The Night Angels is a group of volunteers who patrol the streets of Stroud and beyond at nighttime to off
My dog was stabbed in the head twice - but he still caught the man who did it (opens the original)
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Talking about her 10-year-old German Shepherd, Audi, Kate Wright describes him as ‘42kg of pure muscle’. It’s clear that Audi isn’t your average pet – the former police dog has not only survived being stabbed in the head twice, but he’s also been part of a pioneering prosecution that saw his attacker jailed for 21 months. Now retired, Audi spent six years serving Staffordshire Police. ‘His job was catching the bad guys,’ explains Kate. ‘He was trained to help officers deal with violent individua
I started litter picking on maternity leave: It turned into founding an organisa (opens the original)
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Not all heroes wear capes… our Unsung Heroes series celebrates ordinary people doing extraordinary work. Today, it’s Hafsa Omar, 37, from Moss Side, Manchester, who keeps her community clean and tidy. I’m founder of the Moss Side Eco Squad (@moss_side_eco). A volunteer group that picks up litter where we live. On maternity leave, walking around with my baby in the pram, I noticed all the litter I had to dodge around. So, I thought, why not clear it up myself? People approached me wanting to help
'I mend cables 476ft up – and sing along to the Spice Girls' (opens the original)
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Not all heroes wear capes… our Unsung Heroes series celebrates ordinary people doing extraordinary work. Today, it’s Phil Bertelsen, 35, from Castleford, West Yorkshire, who scales towering electricity pylons to mend and maintain the cables. Fix and maintain high voltage power lines that are part of the network supplying power 24/7 to UK homes. Yeah, I was that kid at school who couldn’t sit still. I was always getting told off for climbing too high up trees. The Tees Crossing Tower pylons in Mi
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