- A French boy, who suffered life-changing injuries after being pushed from the Tate Modern viewing balcony in 2019, has been discharged from hospital, with his family reporting a "smile back on his face".
- The boy, referred to by his family as "notre petit chevalier", was six years old when Jonty Bravery pushed him from a 100ft height, causing a bleed on the brain and multiple broken bones.
- His family shared a positive update on a GoFundMe page, stating he briefly returned to school before the summer holidays, which significantly boosted his morale after a previous "sad step backwards" in his recovery.
- The crowd-funding initiative, set up to cover his medical costs, has raised over £500,000, supporting his ongoing intensive rehabilitation, including physiotherapy, speech therapy, and neuropsychology.
- Jonty Bravery, now 24, who pleaded guilty to attempted murder and received a life sentence with a minimum of 15 years, has since been jailed for assaulting nurses at Broadmoor high-security psychiatric hospital on two separate occasions.
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Boy thrown from Tate Modern has ‘smile back on his face’ after returning to school
