Thousands train in first aid

More than 6,000 people in Manchester, England, have signed up to train in first aid, as part of the “Three Ways to Save a Life” scheme. BBC Radio Manchester and the charity St John Ambulance launched it on 25 May, the fifth anniversary of the Manchester Arena bombing, when 23 people died. The training is led by volunteers in person and online and they teach people skills that could help them save lives. Training will run until the end of the year.…

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