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Grandad, 82, told he may never walk again smashes two world records in gruelling water marathon

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An 82-year-old grandfather has raised thousands for sick children after completing a gruelling 24-hour water marathon and breaking two world records. Tony Fahey, from Cheshire, recruited a four-person team of two sons and two grandchildren and worked with a designer to build a human-powered watercraft he describes as ‘a boat with a cross-trainer on it'.
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Grandad, 82, told he may never walk again smashes two world records in gruelling water marathon

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‘Extinct' bandicoot returns to the wild – and it's bigger and better than before

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Deborah Arthurs ‘Extinct' bandicoot returns to the wild – and it's bigger and better than before : At sunset on Phillip Island, 100 eastern barred bandicoots, noses quivering, took their first steps into their new habitat. Once extinct in the wild on mainland Australia, the species is the star of its own comeback show – driven by a world-first genetic rescue programme that has rebuilt a population of more than 2,000 animals. (Picture: James D.
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