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Naman Ramachandran BBC Three series “Munya and Filly Get Chilly,” a spin-off from BBC One‘s “Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof” produced by Hungry Bear Media, is set to offer a light-hearted take on the challenges of the main show, which will follow a group of celebrities facing a test of mental strength under the guidance of extreme athlete Wim Hof. In the spin-off, presenters, comedy stars Munya and Filly, will immerse themselves in sub-zero temperatures and take on Hof’s challenges, from breathing exercises to ice baths and beyond.

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A seven-year-old schoolboy collapsed and died of a cardiac arrest in his classroom, an inquest has heard.

A 'fit and healthy' seven-year-old schoolboy tragically died after he collapsed in the classroom and suffered a heart attack, an inquest has been told.

fit and healthy' seven-year-old schoolboy tragically died when he had a cardiac arrest and collapsed in the classroom.Patryk Milner, from Sandbach, Cheshire collapsed at around 9.50am on September 30, 2020, as his first lesson of the day at Offley Primary Academy was about to end, reports Cheshire Live.An inquest at Warrington Coroner's Court heard that his teacher David Ellis was working on his first day at the school when he performed emergencyCPR on Patryk with the aid of other staff members after he became unconscious.The boy was taken by ambulance was taken to Leighton Hospital and then to Alder Hey Children's Hospital, where they managed to restart his circulation.However he had been cardiac arrest for 40 minutes and the damage caused to his brain was too severe. He died in hospital 36 hours after being transferred.Describing how the horror incident unfolded in the classroom, Mr Ellis said: "We had just finished the first lesson and I asked the children to pack away."He leaned across the desk and his arm outstretched.

JJ Chalmers has described the "unreal" moment he realised that the pilot who flew him out from Tokyo following the Paralympics was the same man who flew him home when he was severely wounded in Afghanistan. In a post shared to his Instagram account on Friday morning, the former royal marine and an Invictus Games medallist shared an aeroplane snap with the pilot, David Ellis.The 34 year old wrote in the caption: "This is David Ellis, he just flew me out to the Tokyo for the #Paralympics.

Strictly Come Dancing contestant has opened up about an emotional reunion on his Instagram.The Invictus Games medalist and presenter shared how he’d actually met his pilot before.In a series of pictures, JJ shared how it was the same man who flew him out of Afghanistan after he suffered severe injuries.Back in May 2011, while serving in Helmand Province, he was hit by an IED blast.This gave him facial injuries, loss of two fingers and the loss of his right elbow.Posting on his Instagram earlier today, JJ explained: “This is David Ellis he just flew me out to the Tokyo for the #Paralympics.“But, it’s not the first time I’ve been on one of his flights.“Incredibly he flew me home, unconscious on a hospital plane, when I was Wounded in