Crufts: Last News

Channel 4's Summer Paralympics last year and now taking on Crufts. And the presenter previously sustained a spinal cord injury, leaving her paralysed from the waist down, with the star recently opening up about who got her through the devastating ordeal.At just 18, Sophie crashed a car carrying four friends, leaving her with life-changing injuries.Her friends were unharmed, however Sophie's skull became trapped under the overturned car and she ended up with a fractured back, nose and skull.The injury left her in a wheelchair as she was paraylised from the ribs down.In a recent Instagram post, Sophie opened up about who "inspired" her through the life changing part of her life.A post shared by Sophie Morgan (@sophlmorg)In an Instagram post dated February 5, Sophie posted a series of seven pictures, showing herself getting a tattoo along with pictures of her father.She captioned the post in view of her 41,000 followers: "A few months after my car crash (August 2003), just after I left the spinal unit (RNOH), some friends of my parents invited us to stay with them in Canada."Having only JUST been paralysed, I was TERRIFIED of travelling.

Express.co.uk, admitting he was left feeling “disappointed and upset”.He said: “I was very disappointed, very upset.“I had no warning of it, in fact they had invited me to present the Best in Show trophy at that show.“And then I contacted one of the producers of the Channel 4 output to let them know that I wouldn’t be able to commentate on the Best in Show because I would be down there in the ring, just to let them know in advance.“And I just got a simple reply, saying, ‘sorry Peter, we weren’t going to ask you to do it this year’.” When quizzed on whether he would want to return to covering dog shows again, Peter said: “I doubt I could do it for broadcast because Channel 4 has a monopoly on what comes out.”Peter also claimed that he was