Winners 2014
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Invictus Games British Armed Forces Team
Special Recognition
Nothing shows the strength of the human spirit quite like the incredible performances of our heroic athletes at the Invictus Games
PC Sara Widdrington
Emergency Services
Sara Widdrington was off duty when she popped into Tesco with her son to pick up shopping for their dinner – and ended up tackling a gunman
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Betty McGlinchey
Special Recognition
When her best friend died at the age of just 36, caring Betty McGlinchey didn't hesitate to take in her two young daughters and raise them as her own. It was the start of a remarkable life as a foster mother to more than 1,200 often troubled children and young people
Ray Coe
Teacher of the Year
When the phone rang and a worried parent told Ray Coe her daughter was too ill to come to school, the dedicated teacher instantly offered his help
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Sir Tim Berners-Lee
Outstanding Achievement
It is impossible to think of any aspect of our lives that has not been transformed by the World Wide Web
Georgia Hardie
Prince's Trust Young Achiever
After finding herself homeless at the age of 11, Georgia Hardie has turned her life around, built a successful career and helped inspire others through charity work
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Cissy Adamou
Teenager of Courage
Cissy Adamou has been through more traumatic experiences in her 15 years than most people face in a lifetime.
Sir Roy Calne
Lifetime Achievement
When medical student Roy Calne was presented with the case of a man dying from kidney failure in 1950, he asked his senior consultant if anything could be done
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Ted McCaffery
Young Fundraiser of the Year
As little Ted waited in hospital to undergo open heart surgery, the youngster wanted to watch a bit of television to help pass the time
Renée-Mai Bolter
Child of Courage
Renée-Mai will be honoured at the Pride of Britain Awards 2014 after she showed incredible bravery during the terrifying, eight-hour ordeal
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Jack MacKay
Child of Courage
Jack, 11, will be honoured at the Pride of Britain Awards 2014, after he saw the bull mastiff attacking his mum and baby brother, and couragously made himself a target instead
Andrew Bilton, Brian and Joanne Keane
Outstanding Bravery
When a high-speed, head-on crash left two men trapped inside burning wreckage, three courageous passers-by risked their own lives to save them
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Agnes Malcolmson and Danny Turner
Outstanding Bravery
When a disturbed man walked into a busy hospital, set himself on fire and was heading towards the maternity ward, two unlikely heroes thought nothing of their own safety to tackle him
Neil Laybourn
Special Recognition
When Jonny Benjamin sat on the edge of Waterloo Bridge, about to jump into the icy Thames to end his life, hundreds of Londoners walked past
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Steve Dayman
Special Recognition
The death of his beautiful son from meningitis is never far from Steve Dayman’s mind
Stephen Sutton
Special Recognition
His indomitable spirit and infectious enthusiasm as he refused to let terminal illness stop him living life to the full made Stephen Sutton a national hero.
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Invictus Games British Armed Forces Team
Special Recognition
Nothing shows the strength of the human spirit quite like the incredible performances of our heroic athletes at the Invictus Games
PC Sara Widdrington
Emergency Services
Sara Widdrington was off duty when she popped into Tesco with her son to pick up shopping for their dinner – and ended up tackling a gunman
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Betty McGlinchey
Special Recognition
When her best friend died at the age of just 36, caring Betty McGlinchey didn't hesitate to take in her two young daughters and raise them as her own. It was the start of a remarkable life as a foster mother to more than 1,200 often troubled children and young people
Ray Coe
Teacher of the Year
When the phone rang and a worried parent told Ray Coe her daughter was too ill to come to school, the dedicated teacher instantly offered his help