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Driver born with no arms looking to make motorsport history (opens the original)
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A driver born with no arms says he is determined to make motorsport history by competing at the highest levels - using only his feet. Callum Smith, from Warwickshire, learned to drive just two years ago but has now joined Team Brit, a competitive team of disabled racing drivers. The team has adapted a BMW 1 Series specifically for the driver, who has been passionate about motorsports since childhood. "My motto in life has always been improvise, adapt and overcome," he said. His passion was spott
The Coventry NHS mum preparing to be part of British baseball history (opens the original)
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When British baseball history is made this Sunday, one of the team, Betheliza Dela Paz, will be reflecting how she balanced training for the Women's Baseball World Cup with juggling an NHS job and raising her children. The mum-of-three described her selection for the Great Britain (GB) team as "an amazing journey", which began when she played softball growing up in the Philippines. She loved baseball but said it was only the boys who played the sport: "The only pathway for girls was fast-pitch s
Charity Clothing Coventry charity opens school uniform pop-up (opens the original)
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A limit on the number branded items schools can force pupils to wear "are a start", but the government "needs to go further", a charity says. From September, uniforms will be limited to three items requiring a school logo, like a blazer, jumper or sportswear – plus a tie for secondary schools. In the run-up to the rules being introduced, Clothing Coventry have opened a three-week long school uniform pop-up, as some families saying uniforms are costing them hundreds of pounds. Zia Lee, from the c
Leamington couple's new baby news comes days after shock paralysis (opens the original)
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A man has said he found out he was to be a new dad just days after a bleed on the spine left him suddenly paralysed. Liam Watson, from Leamington Spa, was rushed to hospital in February after getting numbness in his legs and having difficulty breathing. A week after undergoing surgery the 29-year-old was told his wife Poppy was pregnant with their first child, although it was a bitter-sweet moment, in the knowledge they they would not be able to conceive naturally again. The couple are now raisi
Warwickshire man's New York to Mexico World Cup cycle challenge (opens the original)
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A man from Warwickshire has set himself the challenge of cycling from Mexico City to New York in the time it takes for the World Cup tournament to take place. Joe Dick, who is training to be a sports psychologist, set off from the Mexican capital when the whistle blew for the first game of the competition on 11 June. The plan is to try to reach New York, 5,000km away, before the final whistle of the World Cup final on Sunday. The 23-year-old, from Lighthorne, said he wanted to push himself: "I c
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