How to be a real lifesaver
WHEN footie legend Glenn Hoddle suffered a heart attack in a TV studio at the weekend, it could have been the final whistle.
The former England and Tottenham manager collapsed in an appearance on BT Sport in London on his 61st birthday.
But sound supervisor Simon Daniels, 47, knew basic first aid after training as a special constable and ran to help him.
Simon, who has insisted he is “no hero”, used a defibrillator before paramedics arrived to take Hoddle to hospital.
Here, with the help of Joanne Shepherd from St John Ambulance, we bring you a cut-outand-keep first-aid guide to show how you, too, can be a lifesaver in an emergency. HERO
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