PRIDE OF BRITTAIN AWARDS.

• Guest 658

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  10 November 2010     23:0879560
  #1      
  Just watched said program on itv, inspirational to say the least we have all moaned about the yoof of today, but could you do what some of the yoof have done. We can be justly proud of all of them that were honoured.
  beer the food of the gods
• howard mcsweeney1

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  10 November 2010     23:0979561
  #2      
  more information please tom, first i have heard of it.
• Guest 658

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  10 November 2010     23:1679564
  #3      
  Just finished showing on itv the daily mirror pride of brittain awards.For example a 32yr old girl who at thirteen was very poorly despite having recieved a heart and lung transplant liver transplant and kidney transplant is now a qualified doctor. A 12 year old girl who saved other childrens lives when they were on fire. To name but a few.
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• Brian Dixon

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  10 November 2010     23:1679565
  #4      
  tom,new it was on but turned to channel 5 to watch arnham thingey.
• Guest 672

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  10 November 2010     23:2179566
  #5      
  Well done to all of the winners, Pass the tissues please. .
  All services and civillians. when it counts, people do.
  grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet.
• Brian Dixon

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  10 November 2010     23:2379568
  #6      
  all good stuff there guzzler.
• Guest 658

  • Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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  10 November 2010     23:2779570
  #7      
  Yes it got a bit dusty here
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• Jan Higgins

  • Location: Dover
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  10 November 2010     23:2879571
  #8      
  I thought the most moving story was the policeman that was blinded by the shooting. His new charity seems a good idea, nobody injured in the line of duty should be worried about their finances while still in their hospital bed
  
  The bravest was another policeman who saved all those people from the burning bus, closely followed by the bomb disposal soldier.
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• Terrismark

  • Location: Dover
  11 November 2010     09:4079595
  #9      
  This is one programme I make sure I watch without fail, it is very humbling, and the heroic encounters amaze me with their show of inner strength, courage and they have no idea how much their actions at the time will impact on peoples lives. Truly amazing,
  
  Always have to have tissues at the ready and go through quite a lot as I did last night.
  
  I am sure that you will be able to watch it again on ITV replay for any of those that missed it