'Told I'd never walk again after deadly crash, now I've broken world record'

Zach Washington-Young, a 36-year-old Paralympian, made history by becoming the first person with a spinal cord injury to swim across the Strait of Gibraltar. Washington-Young had been told he would never walk again after a devastating coach crash left him paralysed. His achievement sets a world record and marks a remarkable recovery from the life-altering accident.