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BBC Broadcaster - Reporter and Presenter 📺 📻 🎤 / Irish in London / Views my own. (DMs open) 📧 barry.caffrey@bbc.co.uk
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'Without BTP I probably wouldn't be here any more'

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By Barry Caffrey , Jess Warren
| Yahoo
"I wasn't prepared to die," says Jean Claude Leroux, reflecting on the moment he collapsed in cardiac arrest at Euston station in February. The 67-year-old, who goes by Claude, was saved by a team of British Transport Police (BTP) officers and an off-duty nurse who administered CPR and a defibrillator shock to restart his heart. "I never would have thought this would happen to me. But it happens, even if you don't want it," Claude said. Advertisement "I'm very grateful that they saved my life.
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London dementia choir release single

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By Barry Caffrey 
| Yahoo Life
Members of a dementia choir in north London have written, composed and now professionally recorded an original song. Over the past year, members of The Sam Beckman Choir worked with music and healthcare practitioner Edmund Jeffrey to create the composition, A New Beginning. During weekly music sessions, choir members built on initial ideas and wrote a line each week before they stepped into a professional recording studio in Crouch End to bring it to life.
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Reggae legends appeal for hurricane-torn Jamaica

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By Winnie Agbonlahor , Barry Caffrey 
| Yahoo
At least 30 people in Jamaica have died and whole towns destroyed since the hurricane hit a week ago [Reuters] Two reggae legends have appealed for help in getting aid to Jamaica which was hit by hurricane Melissa a week ago. Supporting a donations drive in Leyton, east London, Maxi Priest and Luciano urged people to drop off anything they could spare for a shipment due to go to the island on Friday. "It doesn't matter how small it is, we just have to do something," Maxi Priest said.
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