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Extraordinary Courage: Unlikely Heroes in Moments of Crisis - This episode delves into the psychology behind everyday individuals transforming into heroes during extreme danger. We explore the stories of Darryn Frost, Ahmed al-Ahmed, Dan Barr, and Roy Larner, who demonstrated remarkable bravery in the face of terror. Neuroscientists explain that while humans have a natural fight or flight response, individual perceptions, experiences, and training play a significant role in determining the specific action taken. These stories underscore the unpredictable nature of heroism, as it can emerge from anyone, making it challenging for attackers to anticipate.

31-year-old Anthony Gilheaney was found guilty of murder, attempted murder, and wounding with intent following a Christmas Day incident in London. He crashed into pedestrians, killing 25-year-old Aiden Chapman and injuring four others. Gilheaney, who claimed no memory of the event, was arrested after a nightclub altercation and a drunken rampage. Chapmans family expressed their grief, while detectives highlighted Gilheaneys intentional targeting of innocent people.

Shocking Development: David Walliams Dropped by HarperCollins UK; New CEO Kate Elton Makes Waves in Publishing World

Conman Mark Acklom, 52, ordered to repay £125,000 to woman he swindled, leaving her in desperate situation. Acklom, who posed as MI6 agent and wealthy banker, admitted to five counts of fraud against Carolyn Woods, receiving £710,000 through his deception. Woods, a divorcee, was misled into believing they were in a committed relationship, convinced to lend him her life savings. Acklom currently lives in Spain with his wife and two children.

HarperCollins UK ends partnership with David Walliams, citing employee well-being. Walliams, known for Little Britain and over 40 best-selling books, sees his career shift amidst new leadership.

In a distressing turn of events, a Hanukkah menorah in Londons Muswell Hill was vandalized, following a deadly shooting at a Sydney Hanukkah event. The damaged menorah, treated as a religiously aggravated crime, has been repaired and will be relit. Meanwhile, two other London menorahs were also vandalized this month, prompting the Metropolitan Police to increase visible patrols. The Jewish community, though saddened, remains resilient, with Rabbi Boruch Altein vowing to increase the light.

Max Crocombe, a New Zealand international goalkeeper, has rapidly ascended in English football, from the fifth tier to the Championship. Once playing against teams like Kings Lynn Town, hes now Millwalls number one, making his thirteenth Championship appearance this Saturday. Crocombes journey includes promotions with Grimsby Town and Burton Albion, before joining Millwall. Despite competition, hes earned his spot, helping Millwall win three games in a row after an injury to another goalkeeper.

31-year-old Anthony Gilheaney, a repeat offender with a history of dangerous driving, was found guilty of murder and attempted murder after a drunken rampage on Christmas Day in London. He deliberately targeted pedestrians with his Mercedes, killing 25-year-old Aiden Chapman and injuring four others. Gilheaneys attacks, including a homophobic incident, caused panic and heroism as people fled for their lives. He now faces a mandatory life sentence and a minimum term before parole consideration.

Nine-year-old Aria Thorpe was tragically stabbed to death in Weston-super-Mare, with a fifteen-year-old boy charged with her murder. The teenager, who cannot be named, appeared in court via video link, with a provisional trial date set for June 15th, 2023. Arias family remembered her as a happy, joyful girl who loved to sing, dance, and was obsessed with math and butter crackers. The family is devastated by her loss and grateful for the communitys support.