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This Morning viewers were left heartbroken as two brave paramedics relived the moment they were stabbed by someone they were trying to help. Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes were both seen getting emotional as they spoke to Deena Evans and Mick Hipgrave, who last year were left fighting for their lives when they were stabbed.

A BRAVE paramedic who was stabbed while trying to help people broke down in tears on This Morning today. Deena Evans and Mick Hipgrave appeared on the show today after they were both horrifically knifed in an unprovoked attack at work.

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FREE newsletter is as good as that first pint back at the pubTwo paramedics who were stabbed in a frenzied attack while they were attending a 999 call at a property in the Midlands are both “recovering well,” according to ambulance service chiefs.Michael Hipgrave and Deena Evans were both stabbed in the chest by the man they had been called to help, who was later tasered by police and arrested at the scene on Stephens Close in WolverhamptonNeighbours said they heard "blood curdling screams" and the ambulance workers shouting "please help, he's got a knife" during the terrifying incident.West Midlands Ambulance Service said both members of staff were "continuing to recuperate" after being rushed to hospital with serious injuries.A service

This is the first picture of two paramedics who were knifed in the chest while helping a man - with one shouting "help, help, we've both been stabbed".

FREE newsletter is as good as that first pint back at the pubThe dad of a paramedic who was stabbed while on duty says she was in the "wrong place at wrong time" and claims it was a "random attack".Deena Evans, 39, was stabbed in the chest, as was another male medic, while they responded to concerns for welfare at a Wolverhampton home.Eyewitnesses reported up to 12 emergency vehicles were on the scene, and photos showed multiple police cars and a medic being wheeled away by colleagues after the incident.Ms Evans and the second paramedic are now at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham and are said to be in a stable but non-life threatening condition.West Midlands Police earlier confirmed both paramedics had been stabbed and a