Prosthetics

Eddy Scott now works for Superhumans, the medical charity that treated him after a drone strike.

Security staff prodded her prosthetic breast form and said they would have to do a "strip-search".

Clinical manager Lucy Riddle says prosthetics must be comfy, and reflect the user's personality.

Brenda Ogden was taking part in her first open-water swim when the £2,000 leg was swept away.

Tony Hudgell had both legs amputated after being abused as a baby by his birth parents.

Charlie Holford, from Blandford Forum, spent years in agonising pain after a fall during an army training exercise.

A creative solution was needed to make prosthetics for Louise Marshallsay who lost all eight fingers.

Julie Griffin, who always wished she had a second hand, says finally getting one has been "surreal".