Men Who Helped Disarm London Bridge Terrorist Refuse to Be Labelled as 'Heroes' | This Morning

A vigil is being held later on today for Saskia Jones and Jack Merritt, the two victims who lost their lives to Usman Khan in Friday's London Bridge terror attack. Even in the face of tragedy, there were incredible acts of human bravery displayed as a number of men tackled and disarmed Usman before anymore damage could be done. Two of those men, Thomas Gray and Stevie Hurst join Holly and Phillip today to discuss what made them go against their instincts and run towards the danger and explain why they don't want to be labeled as 'heroes' for what they did. Tobias Ellwood also joins us today to relive how he gave CPR to Keith Palmer at the Westminster attack in 2017, and gives any advice to Thomas and Stevie of how to move forward with their lives.
Broadcast on 02/12/19

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