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Ed Jackson’s incredible journey

Told he would never walk again after a catastrophic accident, former Premiership forward Ed Jackson is now climbing mountains for charity. RW reviews his new book Ed Jackson climbed the equivalent height of Mount Everest, 8,848m, on his parents' staircase for charityFrom tragedy to triumph, an inspirational new book
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