How much to save a life?
How much do you think someone should be charged for making life-saving equipment available to the public? Nothing at all you might think - surely it should be free. But if you're the Government's Business Rates Valuation Office, it seems that's not the case.
David Johns explains, talking to heart attack survivor Christopher Rusiecki and his brother, cafe owner George Rusiecki.
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