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Ladybbird · 06-11-20, 16:39

Boy 6, Who Lost Legs From Abuse Wins Pride of Britain Award From Ant & Dec

EXCLUSIVE: Tony Hudgell has raised almost £1.5million by walking 10km on his prosthetic legs after battling back from a devastating start in life

Daily Mirror UK, 6 NOV 2020.

Tony was just two when he had to have his legs amputated

Tony walked 10km in just 30 days to raise £1.5million for charity (Image: Daily Star, Daily Mirror, Daily Express)

Walking into Hamleys toy shop on his prosthetic legs, little Tony Hudgell gazed with delight at the hundreds of toys – and then two of them came to life and saluted him.

The six-year-old watched as the life-size Nutcracker soldiers marched towards him and removed their heads to reveal they were in fact Ant and Dec.

The unflappable youngster simply said: “That surprised me.”

But there was a further surprise for Tony, who has won the Pride of Britain Good Morning Britain Young Fundraiser Award after raising over £1.5million for the hospital that saved his life as a baby.

Ant and Dec surprised Tony with his award

Dec told him: “Tony, you already know we think you are an absolute hero for all of the money you raised this summer.”

Ant added: “We love you, Tony, we really do.” The pair then revealed, hidden behind a toy dinosaur, Tony’s Daily Mirror Pride of Britain Award, in partnership with TSB.

The delighted youngster said he loved the award, adding: “I’m really happy...I’m going to hide it from my sister.”

Mum Paula says: “Tony is a massive fan of Ant and Dec, he is obsessed with them. He even wanted to change his name to Ant & Dec at one point.

Tony was just 41 days old when he was admitted to hospital with multiple fractures, sepsis and organ failure.

He was not expected to survive. Abused by his birth parents, every one of his tiny limbs had been broken and he had been without medical attention for up to 10 days.

But foster carer Paula Hudgell gave him a home with her husband and eight older children, and Tony thrived.

Not only did the brave youngster get back on his feet, he even found the fighting spirit to walk 10k in just 30 days on his new prosthetic legs and crutches to raise funds for the hospital that saved his life as a baby.

Paula, 53, says: “He’s proved to be a really strong and inspirational little fighter.

“He had to fight to survive and now nothing stops him.

“We were immensely proud of him winning the Pride of Britain award – for him to know he has the whole nation behind him.

“Not many children can raise £1.5m in a couple of months, and for him to be rewarded for that by Pride of Britain is fantastic. We never expected our little boy to win something like this.”

When foster carer Paula was first asked if she would consider looking after a little boy who had been very poorly, nothing could have prepared her for seeing Tony for the first time.

“They didn’t tell me the full story of what had happened,” she says. “If they had, I probably wouldn’t have gone. I just wasn’t prepared to see this tiny baby so broken, shutdown and withdrawn.

“I just couldn’t handle it at first. The nursing staff told me the full story and my initial thought was that I can’t do this, I can’t bring this tiny baby who needs so much care into our crazy house. I rang my husband, and he said it was for me to decide but he would support me whatever.

“Then Tony woke and looked at me with his big brown eyes, and I cuddled him for ages – I knew then I could not leave him.”

At the age of two he had to have his legs amputated, and the family had no idea if he would ever walk.

But, in true Tony style, he has proved them spectacularly wrong.

Just before lockdown he had been learning to walk using his new prosthetic legs, and when he saw 100-year-old Captain Sir Tom Moore completing his own incredible charity walking challenge on TV, Tony – affectionately known as Bear – immediately said: “I can do that.”

So the family came up with a walking challenge for Tony, more as a way of making sure they did daily walking practice with him.

But his determination captured the heart of the nation and he raised over £1.5m for the Evelina London Children’s Hospital where he is treated.

Paula says: “It is absolutely incredible that he was able to complete the challenge in just 30 days. We thought it was going to be too much for him but at the end of it he was flying.

“He can walk into school on his own now, which for any other child is normal, but for Tony it is a huge thing for him to be able to walk into class on his legs with his crutches.

“We just never expected him to be able to walk like he is doing now. It is the best thing we could ever have done with him.”

Ladybbird · 17-12-22, 09:07

Tony Hudgell: Release of Birth Father Halted Under New Law on Child Cruelty Offenders

Double-amputee Tony Hudgell, 5, completes 10km fundraising walk

BBC News 17 DEC 2022.

A 5-year-old double amputee has raised more than than £1million for a children's hospital.

Tony Hudgell walked every day for a month on his two prosthetic legs and crutches - smashing his initial £500 target.

What Happened to Tony Hudgell and What Were His Injuries?

KENT youngster Tony Hudgell had to have his legs amputated after severe abuse from his birth parents.

Despite this, Hudgell has gone from strength to strength, becoming a fundraiser and receiving a Pride of Britain award.

Tony Hudgell is thriving after being abused as a baby, learning to walk on prosthetic legs and raising over £1.2 million for the NHS

Tony, from West Malling, Kent, was born October 8, 2014.

He suffered serious life-threatening injuries after being admitted to hospital in 2015 with distressing signs of abuse from his birth parents Jody Simpson and Tony Smith.

The parents claimed Tony's injuries were down to a “terrible accident”, but it was clear his injuries were going to be life-changing.

Reportedly, his doctors not expecting him to survive the ordeal.

The couple were taken to Maidstone Magistrates court and denied causing or allowing serious physical harm to a child and cruelty to a person under 16.

Smith and Simpson were convicted of assaulting, ill-treating and neglecting Tony Hudgell in 2018.

They were each sentenced to 10 years in prison, ... then the maximum sentence after the jury reportedly took less than an hour to return unanimous guilty verdicts.

Hudgell was left severely disabled after his parents attacked him when he was a baby, with both of his legs amputated.

BRUTAL AND ABUSIVE Who are Tony Hudgell’s birth parents Jody Simpson and Tony Smith?

BRAVE Tony Hudgell has been called an inspiration after recovering from the heinous abuse inflicted by his birth parents when he was a new-born.

Tony, now seven, who had both his legs amputated in 2017, won the Pride of Britain award and is thriving with his foster parents, but who were his birth parents and where are they now?

Tony was horrifically abused by his birth parents, resulting in a double leg amputation

Tony is a boy from West Malling, Kent, who had both his legs removed after he suffered horrific abuse from his birth parents Jody Simpson and Tony Smith.

He was just 41 days old when he was admitted to hospital with life-threatening injuries caused by his abusive parents, including a permanently dislocated left hip, arthritis, deafness and infections.

His biological parents had reportedly swung him around so violently by the legs, they were broken in eight places.

By the time the baby arrived at the hospital, he had turned grey, had froth at the sides of his mouth and his legs were swollen and hard.

The parents claimed Tony's injuries were down to a “terrible accident”, but it was clear his injuries were going to be life changing, with doctors not expecting him to survive.

The couple from Whitstable, Kent, were taken to Maidstone Magistrates court, had denied causing or allowing serious physical harm to a child and cruelty to a person under 16.

Ladybbird · 30-12-23, 11:05

EVIL Mum Who Abused Baby Tony Hudgell So Badly He Needed His Legs Amputated, RELEASED From Prison After Serving Just HALF of Her 10-Year Sentence...

Release of Birth Father, EVIL Tony Smith HALTED Under New Law on Offenders

Jody Simpson, 29, was released from jail despite attempts to further delay it. She and partner Anthony Smith abused a baby and left him in agony for 10 days

Daily Mail 30 DEC 2023

Jody Simpson (left) and Tony Smith were jailed for 10 years in 2018

The brutal mother who tortured Tony Hudgell is to be released from jail despite only serving half of her 10-year sentence.

Jody Simpson, 29, and partner Anthony Smith were both jailed for 10 years in 2018 after abusing the little boy so badly that both his legs were amputated.

But a senior judge ruled yesterday that Simpson should be released after Justice Secretary Dominic Raab conceded this could not be further delayed by a Court of Appeal challenge.

Tony's adoptive mother Paula Hudgell, 55, said she was 'shocked' to learn of the release and had been unaware of Friday's hearing until informed of its outcome by a victim liaison officer.

'I was pretty shocked to be told that she was going to be released today,' she said.

Jody Simpson, 29, has been released from jail despite serving just half of her 10-year sentence for abusing baby Tony Hudgell

Release of Birth Father, EVIL Tony Smith HALTED Under New Law on Offenders...

Tony Hudgell was so badly abused as a baby he needed to have both legs amputated

A man who tortured his baby has had his automatic release from prison placed on hold under new powers to protect the public from dangerous offenders.

Tony Hudgell, now nine, was so badly abused by his birth parents Anthony Smith and Jody Simpson that he needed to have both of his legs amputated.

They were sentenced in 2018 to spend 10 years in prison.

Smith had been due for release in early September but his case has been referred to the Parole Board.Tougher sentencing for child abusers came into force in June, meaning anyone who causes or allows the death of a child or vulnerable adult in their household can now be sentenced to life in prison, increased from the previous 14-year maximum.

The sentencing changes under the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 are known as "Tony's Law", following campaigning by the youngster's adoptive family.

Tony was 41 days old when he was assaulted by his birth parents, an attack which caused multiple fractures, dislocations and blunt trauma to the face, leading to organ failure, toxic shock and sepsis.

He was left untreated and in agony for 10 days, and due to the extent of his injuries both his legs had to be amputated.

The referral overrides the automatic conditional release of a prisoner in specific circumstances where public safety is deemed to be at risk.

Tonys' adoptive mother Paula Hudgell (pictured on the left with Tony)

06-11-20, 16:39	#1
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,571 Thanks: 27,629 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	TORTURED Babys' EVIL Mum RELEASED From Prison-EVIL Dads' Release HALTED Boy 6, Who Lost Legs From Abuse Wins Pride of Britain Award From Ant & Dec EXCLUSIVE: Tony Hudgell has raised almost £1.5million by walking 10km on his prosthetic legs after battling back from a devastating start in life Daily Mirror UK, 6 NOV 2020. Tony was just two when he had to have his legs amputated Tony walked 10km in just 30 days to raise £1.5million for charity (Image: Daily Star, Daily Mirror, Daily Express) Walking into Hamleys toy shop on his prosthetic legs, little Tony Hudgell gazed with delight at the hundreds of toys – and then two of them came to life and saluted him. The six-year-old watched as the life-size Nutcracker soldiers marched towards him and removed their heads to reveal they were in fact Ant and Dec. The unflappable youngster simply said: “That surprised me.” But there was a further surprise for Tony, who has won the Pride of Britain Good Morning Britain Young Fundraiser Award after raising over £1.5million for the hospital that saved his life as a baby. Ant and Dec surprised Tony with his award Dec told him: “Tony, you already know we think you are an absolute hero for all of the money you raised this summer.” Ant added: “We love you, Tony, we really do.” The pair then revealed, hidden behind a toy dinosaur, Tony’s Daily Mirror Pride of Britain Award, in partnership with TSB. The delighted youngster said he loved the award, adding: “I’m really happy...I’m going to hide it from my sister.” Mum Paula says: “Tony is a massive fan of Ant and Dec, he is obsessed with them. He even wanted to change his name to Ant & Dec at one point. Tony was just 41 days old when he was admitted to hospital with multiple fractures, sepsis and organ failure. He was not expected to survive. Abused by his birth parents, every one of his tiny limbs had been broken and he had been without medical attention for up to 10 days. But foster carer Paula Hudgell gave him a home with her husband and eight older children, and Tony thrived. Not only did the brave youngster get back on his feet, he even found the fighting spirit to walk 10k in just 30 days on his new prosthetic legs and crutches to raise funds for the hospital that saved his life as a baby. Paula, 53, says: “He’s proved to be a really strong and inspirational little fighter. “He had to fight to survive and now nothing stops him. “We were immensely proud of him winning the Pride of Britain award – for him to know he has the whole nation behind him. “Not many children can raise £1.5m in a couple of months, and for him to be rewarded for that by Pride of Britain is fantastic. We never expected our little boy to win something like this.” When foster carer Paula was first asked if she would consider looking after a little boy who had been very poorly, nothing could have prepared her for seeing Tony for the first time. “They didn’t tell me the full story of what had happened,” she says. “If they had, I probably wouldn’t have gone. I just wasn’t prepared to see this tiny baby so broken, shutdown and withdrawn. “I just couldn’t handle it at first. The nursing staff told me the full story and my initial thought was that I can’t do this, I can’t bring this tiny baby who needs so much care into our crazy house. I rang my husband, and he said it was for me to decide but he would support me whatever. “Then Tony woke and looked at me with his big brown eyes, and I cuddled him for ages – I knew then I could not leave him.” At the age of two he had to have his legs amputated, and the family had no idea if he would ever walk. But, in true Tony style, he has proved them spectacularly wrong. Just before lockdown he had been learning to walk using his new prosthetic legs, and when he saw 100-year-old Captain Sir Tom Moore completing his own incredible charity walking challenge on TV, Tony – affectionately known as Bear – immediately said: “I can do that.” So the family came up with a walking challenge for Tony, more as a way of making sure they did daily walking practice with him. But his determination captured the heart of the nation and he raised over £1.5m for the Evelina London Children’s Hospital where he is treated. Paula says: “It is absolutely incredible that he was able to complete the challenge in just 30 days. We thought it was going to be too much for him but at the end of it he was flying. “He can walk into school on his own now, which for any other child is normal, but for Tony it is a huge thing for him to be able to walk into class on his legs with his crutches. “We just never expected him to be able to walk like he is doing now. It is the best thing we could ever have done with him.” __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

17-12-22, 09:07	#2
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,571 Thanks: 27,629 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Babys' Legs Amputated After Being TORTURED by EVIL Parents Tony Hudgell: Release of Birth Father Halted Under New Law on Child Cruelty Offenders Double-amputee Tony Hudgell, 5, completes 10km fundraising walk BBC News 17 DEC 2022. A 5-year-old double amputee has raised more than than £1million for a children's hospital. Tony Hudgell walked every day for a month on his two prosthetic legs and crutches - smashing his initial £500 target. What Happened to Tony Hudgell and What Were His Injuries? KENT youngster Tony Hudgell had to have his legs amputated after severe abuse from his birth parents. Despite this, Hudgell has gone from strength to strength, becoming a fundraiser and receiving a Pride of Britain award. Tony Hudgell is thriving after being abused as a baby, learning to walk on prosthetic legs and raising over £1.2 million for the NHS Tony, from West Malling, Kent, was born October 8, 2014. He suffered serious life-threatening injuries after being admitted to hospital in 2015 with distressing signs of abuse from his birth parents Jody Simpson and Tony Smith. The parents claimed Tony's injuries were down to a “terrible accident”, but it was clear his injuries were going to be life-changing. Reportedly, his doctors not expecting him to survive the ordeal. The couple were taken to Maidstone Magistrates court and denied causing or allowing serious physical harm to a child and cruelty to a person under 16. Smith and Simpson were convicted of assaulting, ill-treating and neglecting Tony Hudgell in 2018. They were each sentenced to 10 years in prison, ... then the maximum sentence after the jury reportedly took less than an hour to return unanimous guilty verdicts. Hudgell was left severely disabled after his parents attacked him when he was a baby, with both of his legs amputated. BRUTAL AND ABUSIVE Who are Tony Hudgell’s birth parents Jody Simpson and Tony Smith? BRAVE Tony Hudgell has been called an inspiration after recovering from the heinous abuse inflicted by his birth parents when he was a new-born. Tony, now seven, who had both his legs amputated in 2017, won the Pride of Britain award and is thriving with his foster parents, but who were his birth parents and where are they now? Tony was horrifically abused by his birth parents, resulting in a double leg amputation Tony is a boy from West Malling, Kent, who had both his legs removed after he suffered horrific abuse from his birth parents Jody Simpson and Tony Smith. He was just 41 days old when he was admitted to hospital with life-threatening injuries caused by his abusive parents, including a permanently dislocated left hip, arthritis, deafness and infections. His biological parents had reportedly swung him around so violently by the legs, they were broken in eight places. By the time the baby arrived at the hospital, he had turned grey, had froth at the sides of his mouth and his legs were swollen and hard. The parents claimed Tony's injuries were down to a “terrible accident”, but it was clear his injuries were going to be life changing, with doctors not expecting him to survive. The couple from Whitstable, Kent, were taken to Maidstone Magistrates court, had denied causing or allowing serious physical harm to a child and cruelty to a person under 16. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

30-12-23, 11:05	#3
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,571 Thanks: 27,629 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Re: TORTURED Babys' EVIL Mum RELEASED From Prison-EVIL Dads' Release HALTED EVIL Mum Who Abused Baby Tony Hudgell So Badly He Needed His Legs Amputated, RELEASED From Prison After Serving Just HALF of Her 10-Year Sentence... Release of Birth Father, EVIL Tony Smith HALTED Under New Law on Offenders Jody Simpson, 29, was released from jail despite attempts to further delay it. She and partner Anthony Smith abused a baby and left him in agony for 10 days Daily Mail 30 DEC 2023 Jody Simpson (left) and Tony Smith were jailed for 10 years in 2018 The brutal mother who tortured Tony Hudgell is to be released from jail despite only serving half of her 10-year sentence. Jody Simpson, 29, and partner Anthony Smith were both jailed for 10 years in 2018 after abusing the little boy so badly that both his legs were amputated. But a senior judge ruled yesterday that Simpson should be released after Justice Secretary Dominic Raab conceded this could not be further delayed by a Court of Appeal challenge. Tony's adoptive mother Paula Hudgell, 55, said she was 'shocked' to learn of the release and had been unaware of Friday's hearing until informed of its outcome by a victim liaison officer. 'I was pretty shocked to be told that she was going to be released today,' she said. Jody Simpson, 29, has been released from jail despite serving just half of her 10-year sentence for abusing baby Tony Hudgell Release of Birth Father, EVIL Tony Smith HALTED Under New Law on Offenders... Tony Hudgell was so badly abused as a baby he needed to have both legs amputated A man who tortured his baby has had his automatic release from prison placed on hold under new powers to protect the public from dangerous offenders. Tony Hudgell, now nine, was so badly abused by his birth parents Anthony Smith and Jody Simpson that he needed to have both of his legs amputated. They were sentenced in 2018 to spend 10 years in prison. Smith had been due for release in early September but his case has been referred to the Parole Board.Tougher sentencing for child abusers came into force in June, meaning anyone who causes or allows the death of a child or vulnerable adult in their household can now be sentenced to life in prison, increased from the previous 14-year maximum. The sentencing changes under the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 are known as "Tony's Law", following campaigning by the youngster's adoptive family. Tony was 41 days old when he was assaulted by his birth parents, an attack which caused multiple fractures, dislocations and blunt trauma to the face, leading to organ failure, toxic shock and sepsis. He was left untreated and in agony for 10 days, and due to the extent of his injuries both his legs had to be amputated. *The referral overrides the automatic conditional release of a prisoner in specific circumstances where public safety is deemed to be at risk.* Tonys' adoptive mother Paula Hudgell (pictured on the left with Tony)

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