Soldiers injured in Dakar crash
Three members of the Race2Recovery team who are attempting to complete the Dakar Rally for charity have been injured in a head-on collision in Peru.
Three members of the Race2Recovery team who are attempting to complete the Dakar Rally for charity have been injured in a head-on collision in Peru.
A team of injured soldiers are making the final preparations before they attempt to become the first disabled team to complete the Dakar Rally.
The Race2Recovery team includes six British soldiers who lost limbs or suffered serious injury in Iraq or Afghanistan.
The 28 strong team will drive some 5,600 miles across three countries as they try to raise funds for Help for Heroes.
Police chief Kristen Ziman said that the officers were shot at as soon as they entered the Henry Pratt company building in Aurora.
The footballer had just signed for Cardiff City in a record transfer deal.
The 36-year-old was attacked in January.