luton town's captain tom lockyer has been speaking about the cardiac arrest that almost killed him, andon's drive to encourage more people to learn cpr. lockyer collapsed during a match in december last year. he says he'd love to return to football, but he's at peace with the possibility that his playing career is over. in march, lockyer became a father for the first time and he told sally nugent about the importance of life—saving techniques. 30,000 people a year will have an out—of—hospital cardiac arrest and sadly, less than 10% will make it, purely because the fact that not enough people know cpr. were looking to flip the script. were very fortunate to come to where it did, in other circumstances we may not be so lucky and that is the case for so many. so lucky and that is the case for so man . ., ., so lucky and that is the case for so man , ., ., , . so lucky and that is the case for so man. . . ,. ., , many. that are such valid points, our many. that are such valid points, your cases _ many. that are such valid points, your cases are — many. that are such valid points, your cases

tom lockyer, speaking to the bbc�*s sally nugent there.well, today, there's been confirmation from red bull. newey is widely regarded as the greatest designer in f1 history. he's been behind 14 championship—winning cars during his time at red bull, williams and mclaren in the 1990s. ahead of this weekend's miami grand prix, red bull confirmed newey would leave the team early next year. 0ur formula 1 reporterjenny gallo explained just how valuable he is. ——jennie gow. he is an estimate behind red bulls success and previous to that with mclaren, he spent almost 20 years with red bull and in that time he has masterminded two periods of utter domination. 0ne has masterminded two periods of utter domination. one at the moment has seen max verstappen go on to win three world titles, maybe a fourth one. he has won 118 races with red bull, and his car is basically what has enabled the team to have such a dominant streak in f1. he will step away from his duties with the f1 team at the end of this year, and most chief designers, most talent within f

following our discussion about cpr training with footballers fabrice muamba, tom lockyer and charlieg, this is your bbc london news with me, frankie mccamley. a man is due in court today charged with the murder of 14—year—old daniel anjoorinn who was killed in a sword attack in hainault on tuesday. marcus monzo, who is 36 and from newham will appear before barkingside magistrates. its as people in the local community have been paying tribute to the school boy. a former chaplain at wandsworth prison has described conditions there as "unbearable". the prison service insists it�*s improving safety and conditions at the 170—year—old jail, but liz bridge claims it�*s been "allowed to fail" with rats and sewage in cells a common occurrence .. i cannot but think we are walking towards an explosion of some sort. because prison numbers are going up very quickly and officer numbers are not keeping pace. and the conditions are appalling. one of the oldest open water swimming events in the country has been cancelled over concerns about sewage in the river thames. the annual boulters lock to bray

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