内容摘要：Last week, Lowe said he had spoken to the senior lawyer looking at the claims and said she had told him she was "shocked" at the process, and that no evidence had been given.

Last week, Lowe said he had spoken to the senior lawyer looking at the claims and said she had told him she was "shocked" at the process, and that no evidence had been given.

"He's always been a very strong character. You do see when we go to say soft play and there's children who don't know him, they do ask him questions."We always tell him there's nothing wrong with it, it's just how he's born. It knocks his confidence, especially monkey bars because he is so sporty."

Brodie and his family are now fundraising £20,000which comes in Marvel designs for children.Brodie's favourite Marvel character is Iron Man, he said.

Naomi explained that the NHS would only offer an operation which turns some of his toes into his fingers."I didn't want to change him physically," Naomi explained. "I always brought him up to love him for who he is. It just wouldn't help him the way a bionic arm would."

Daphne Creed is the third generation of her family to run the village shop in Hardington Mandeville, near Yeovil.

She took it on from her mother in 1991, who had managed it from 1936, who in turn had taken over from Ms Creed's grandmother, who had run it since the 1890s.He said a lack of industry and employment opportunities were the biggest factors behind young people moving away from rural communities.

He said he did not think Article 4 would mean more affordable homes."It won't make a difference, there’s nearly 80 unsold properties under £200,000 within a 10-mile radius of Abersoch at the moment on Rightmove.

"The frustration is that nobody has a right to buy where they were born – that's something we see all over the country."For example, if you were born in Mayfair, it doesn't mean you have a right to buy a home in Mayfair, and doesn't necessarily mean you should change policies and peoples' right and freedoms to sell on an open market."