Chris Lewis: Last News

ITV Viewers were left frustrated when morning breakfast show Lorraine blurred out a guest’s charity hoodie whilst he was live on the programme. During this morning’s show (Thursday 16th December), host Lorraine Kelly was joined in the studio by former paratrooper Chris Lewis to discuss his decision to walk the UK’s coastline in aid of SSADA, a charity that raises awareness and funds for those serving in the armed forces.

Lorraine Kelly fans were unimpressed that an ex paratrooper's sweatshirt that promoted charity was blurred from view.Chris Lewis an ex armed forced member appeared on the show wearing a black hooded jumper that marked his momentous fundraising efforts.The former military officer chatted to the host about his charity work which involved walking the entire UK coastline to raise funds and awareness for SSAFA.Sailors, Airmen, and Families Association aims to provide lifelong support to serving men and women of the British armed forces.However, many became annoyed during the discussion as the poignant message on his jumper had been censored by the ITV production team at some points in the interview.As the discussion kicked off, his sweatshirt

mountain rescuers has warned of the danger of quick changing conditions after a volunteer was paralysed rescuing covid rule breakers in Cumbria earlier this month.Chris Lewis, from the Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team in the Lake District, suffered life-changing injuries during a rescue on February 6.The 60-year-old fell 150m rescuing two campers - damaging his spinal cord and suffering multiple face fractures.Kev Mitchell, vice chair of Scottish Mountain Rescue sent his thoughts to Chris and his loved ones as he urged walkers to be prepared.Speaking to BBC's Good Morning Scotland, Kev said: "We train very hard to try to minimise the possibilities of any team members getting injured."Touch wood, thankfully you’re right, it is a very rare

Covid lockdown-flouting campers could spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair.Chris Lewis, 60, has been identified as the rescuer by his colleagues at Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team in Cumbria.

direct to your inboxA fundraising drive has been launched after a mountain rescue volunteer suffered life-changing injuries when called to help campers breaching lockdown rules.Chris Lewis, 60, fell 150 metres down a steep slope while on Red Screes, above Kirkstone Pass in the Lake District, in the early hours of Saturday February 6.Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team had been called out to help a 47-year-old man from Leicester who was camping with another man from Liverpool.Neither have been identified.

A fundraising drive has been launched for a mountain rescue volunteer who suffered life-changing injuries after falling while trying to help lockdown breachers.