Forget damsels in distress and knights in shining armour - these days coming to the rescue with a spare phone charger is considered an act of heroism, according to a study.
A poll of 2,000 adults revealed the everyday acts which are now considered heroic, such as directing traffic after an accident or helping someone with a flat tyre.
In a tech-obsessed world, even the modest job of setting up a smartphone is considered gallant, as is fetching an item on the top shelf of a supermarket for someone who can't reach.
The study for children’s TV programme Fireman Sam, to launch their new Modern-Day Heroes Campaign, also found that 36 per cent have changed their views on what defines a hero due to the events of 2020.
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