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British man left with spinal injuries from severe flight turbulence killing one said ordeal was ‘like a movie’

Doctors have said he might not be well enough to return to his job.

A passenger onboard the Singapore Airlines flight that left one Brit dead says he cannot keep working as an engineer after suffering life-changing injuries.

Bradley Richards was left with six fractures in his spine and neck and internal bleeding after Flight SQ321 was hit with turbulence while flying from London to Singapore.

The 29-year-old believes he was knocked unconscious and said he woke up on the plane with blood pouring from his head.

A number of people were injured as the plane suddenly plummeted , with Bradley needing to be lifted into a wheelchair so he could get off the plane after it made an emergency landing in Bangkok .

While some were injured, 73-year-old British man Geoff Kitchen died from a suspected heart attack on board the flight.

Bradley, a telecoms engineer from Essex , said that the experience on board the plane felt like 'something out of a movie', as he remembers using a pillow to stem his bleeding and said he 'immediately felt spinal pain '.

He said: "I was asleep or I think I might have been knocked unconscious when it happened.

"I remember waking up and my head was just pouring with blood, kids were screaming, people running around everywhere, it was so frantic.

"It was like something out of a movie. I remember I felt the back pain straight away and blood was just pouring from my head.

"I tried to use my cushion to stem the blood - one of the ones they hand out for on the flights.

"Once we landed, I was near the back of the plane and I remember the medical staff running on and having to step over all the injured people on the floor."

He explained that he was helped off the plane as they couldn't get a stretcher over to him, resulting in people carrying him to a wheelchair.

The 29-year-old said 'it all felt so surreal' and 'was just all so traumatic' as he saw the floor of the plane littered with people who had suffered injuries.

Bradley has also been told by doctors that once he's recovered he may not be able to continue working as an engineer.

"It's just gutting - I've worked in that role for seven years and I couldn't imagine doing anything else," he said of the prospect of having to find another job.

"It’s not been pleasant I can assure you that, but I try my best to remain positive and the airline and hospital have been so good to me the health care is second to none."

Bradley has been receiving treatment in a hospital in Bangkok and not sure when he'll be able to return to the UK.

He suffered multiple fractures to the spine and neck, a spinal epidural hematoma and a laceration to his head requiring 20 stitches.

Bradley's GoFundMe to support his recovery can be found here .

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General election latest: Tories to make 'biological sex' a protected characteristic - but Badenoch put on spot about why she hasn't done it already

Rishi Sunak is pledging to change the Equality Act to state that "sex" means "biological sex". Meanwhile, Sir Keir Starmer is reaffirming his commitment to the UK's nuclear deterrent. And a YouGov poll at 5pm will project how to Commons will look after 4 July.

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Sky News' deputy political editor Sam Coates and Politico's Jack Blanchard are back in your podcast feeds with their daily guide to the election day ahead.

This is day 12 of the campaign. Jack and Sam discuss the Conservatives' announcement on gender laws, what Labour are saying about the UK's nuclear deterrent and what to expect from the first TV debate of the campaign, involving Scottish political leaders.

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On 12 June, Sky News will host an election leaders' event in Grimsby - a key marginal seat and one of our Target Towns this election year.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer and the Conservative leader Rishi Sunak have been invited to attend, and we are looking for a live audience to join us on the night.

If you would like to be part of this studio audience, and be given the opportunity to ask a question to one of the party leaders, please complete the short questionnaire in this link .

The Labour Party has not provided a formal response to the Conservatives' plan to amend the Equality Act to ensure "biological sex" is a protected characteristic ( more here ).

But the shadow defence secretary, John Healey, has said they will not follow suit and amend the legislation, saying it's "not needed" because it "already provides protections for single-sex spaces for biological women" and differentiates between sex and gender.

Speaking to Times Radio, he pointed out that when the Equality Act was originally passed in 2010 by the Labour government, it was "opposed by the Tories".

He said what is actually needed is "clearer guidance for service providers, from the NHS to sports bodies, and in prisons, on what single-sex exemptions need to be, and the best way to be able to do that is in guidance, not primary legislation".

Mr Healey also noted the Tories have had 14 years to do this, and now it is a "distraction from the election campaign" that should focus on things like the cost of living and the NHS.

Labour's Luke Pollard has told Sky News he is happy that Diane Abbott will stand as a Labour candidate, after a week of uncertainty last week about whether she would be able to.

There has been vast criticism of the way Ms Abbott was treated after the media was briefed that she would be barred from being a Labour candidate.

Mr Pollard dodged a question about whether he was disappointed at how she was treated, saying: "I think if you ever get to the point where your internal processes are splashed across the media, that's probably not the best option for you."

He added: "I'm pleased she's standing, and I look forward to getting back to being able to talk about the issues that I think genuinely people care about."

The Conservative Party has pledged to raise defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2030, while Labour has said they will do it "when economic conditions allow".

We've just been speaking with Labour's shadow armed forces minister Luke Pollard, and started by asking when he thinks economic conditions will allow for that uplift.

Mr Pollard said he hoped it would be "soon" but his party needs to conduct a defence and security review first. 

He explained that as the opposition party, it doesn't have access to the "highly classified intelligence briefings or the security assessments" needed to make an assessment currently. 

The shadow armed forces minister said he is "very concerned" about the state of the armed forces, citing "plummeting morale, capability gaps, and growing threats to the security of our nation and our allies".

He pledged that Labour will conduct a defence and security review on "day one of a Labour government".

Sky's Kay Burley put to Mr Pollard that given the situation in the Middle East and Ukraine, surely defence spending needs increasing immediately.

He replied that Sir Keir Starmer will be setting out today their "commitment to get to 2.5% and importantly, that commitment to the bedrock of national security in the United Kingdom, which is our continuous at-sea nuclear deterrent, building those four nuclear submarines in Barrow".

Nurses are declaring a "national emergency" in the NHS today, warning that hospital patients are "dying in corridors" ( more here ).

We asked cabinet minister Kemi Badenoch what she made of the declaration, and she said it was "appalling".

But she defended the government, saying they had put "more money into the NHS than ever before".

She said this was "one of the areas where we have been talking about ensuring that the NHS is delivering more for people, given how much that we have been putting into it".

"Of course, the scenario that the Royal College of Nursing is describing is not something that we ever want to see," she said, adding that the health secretary had been setting out the Tories' plans to fix it.

Asked for some detail of those plans, Ms Badenoch said the government was trying to reach a pay settlement with junior doctors to stop industrial action to get waiting lists down, and they had "started a programme for building new hospitals".

She added that there had "never been a time when there haven't been issues with the NHS", but that the Tories had demonstrated their commitment to funding it, not privatising it, as they are often accused of.

Challenged on her comment that waiting lists were coming down before junior doctor strikes, she said: "What I'm not getting into is any kind of conversation that makes it sound like I am disparaging NHS workers.

"We value them, and we understand how hard they're working."

But she added that strikes had "an impact on patients", and said the PM had been trying to "solve the staffing issues that the NHS has for the long-term, rather than relying on short-term fixes".

The Tories are pledging to build 100 new GP surgeries and modernise another 150 if they win the election, but we asked Ms Badenoch why voters should believe that pledge as independent assessments say they will not achieve their promise from the last election to build 40 new hospital.

She replied: "Because one thing happened that was not in the manifesto, and that was COVID.

"And because of COVID, we ended up spending far more on the NHS than anybody would ever have expected, and that was to protect people's health all around the country."

Cabinet minister Kemi Badenoch holds the women and equalities brief, and she explained to Sky News that the Tories had pledged a "clarification in the law" to ensure "biological sex" was a protected characteristic.

She said it would not be a "change", but rather "re-emphasising what should be the status quo".

"Sex and gender were used interchangeably," she said, so the aim was to ensure that "people understand what the law says" and "problems with people misinterpreting" it.

Challenged by Sky's Kay Burley about why the government hasn't already made the change if it was such a big problem, Ms Badenoch said the "biggest reason" was the SNP's controversial gender recognition legislation that "took up quite a lot of bandwidth", as well as other legal cases.

She went on to say that she had been working on the change, but "unfortunately the election was called before we would have been able to lay the legislation in September".

Kay asked Ms Badenoch what the "clarification" to the legislation would mean in practice, such as what the law would be for participation in sport.

The minister said they were not "giving instructions to different sporting bodies" but "making it very clear what the law is".

"They may, in some cases, have to compete with their biological sex. They may in some cases have open categories. But what we are trying to stop is the scenario where we see very obvious unfair advantages."

Asked which toilets the government intended for transgender people to use, Ms Badenoch said: "We have not said that transgender people can't use specific toilets. What we have said is that they must provide toilets for single sexes as well.

"And if you provide for all, that is genuine inclusion. The sort of inclusion that people are doing are actually exclusive to women."

Conservative Robert Largan, who is fighting to keep his High Peak seat, has published a number of campaign materials in the colours of Labour and Reform UK.

The graphics also included the phrases "Labour for Largan" and "Reform for Robert".

The police are reviewing the adverts after receiving complaints, but a spokesman for Mr Largan denied he had done anything wrong, saying all his election leaflets clearly state he is the Tory candidate and comply with electoral law ( more here ).

We asked Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch if this was an appropriate way for Conservative candidates to advertise themselves. She said: "What he's trying to show is that people who would traditionally support other parties are actually supporting him."

She said he was making the point that he has "the broadest appeal" in the constituency, and added: "I don't think there's anything wrong with that."

Asked repeatedly if she would advertise herself in that way, she refused to say, telling Kay Burley: "Everybody has their own way of doing things."

By Adam Boulton , Sky News election commentator 

The last time there was a change in the main party of government an outgoing Labour minister famously left a note saying "I'm afraid there is no money". Never mind that: for the next five weeks until polls close at 10pm on 4 July, the UK has no MPs.

At the stroke of midnight last Thursday all their writs expired. All those seeking to get into the Commons are now just prospective parliamentary candidates. They have until this Friday to make sure their names are registered on the ballot paper.

Even if there are no gains and losses and not a single seat changes hands between the parties, the next parliament is certain to look very different from the last one.

So far, 134 members of the 2019-24 parliament have announced they will not be fighting them again. This means that a minimum of 20%, one in five, of the new MPs will be new faces.

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