After he was stabbed five times, Aodh Breathnatch speaks to other victims about surviving a stabbing.
A new documentary showing the impact of knife crime has been produced by a filmmaker who was stabbed five times.
Mr Breathnatch met other stabbing victims in Scars: Surviving a Stabbing on BBC Three and BBC iPlayer. Mr Tait-Williams said he came to terms with being stabbed and how he has been removing knives from his local community. After Mr Breathnatch was stabbed in Bristol on a night out, he said he noticed an impact on his mental health, but hardly spoke about it.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Bristol council tax reduction scheme cuts face legal challengeAcorn union has disrupted city council meetings challenging mayor Marvin Rees over the proposals.
Read more »
Leeds United injury news in full after Bristol City winA look at the latest Leeds United injury news following the Whites' win over Bristol City
Read more »
US drugmaker Bristol Myers Squibb buys Mirati for $4.8bnUS pharmaceutical company Bristol Myers Squibb announced a $4.8 billion deal on Sunday to acquire cancer drugmaker Mirati Therapeutics.
Read more »
Bristol: Areas of city deemed most at risk from heatwavesFive parts of Bristol are deemed as being more at risk than the rest of the city.
Read more »
Bristol City Council to spend £20m on housing at an old airportThe money will be spent upgrading junctions and creating better access at the former Whitchurch Airport.
Read more »
Pascal Struijk a 'top performer' says Leigh Bromby after after Bristol City winThe centre-back has been a mainstay in Daniel Farke's starting XI so far this season
Read more »