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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
World
Louisa Gregson

TV stars become real life superheroes and descend dizzying heights to help poorly kids

The Apprentice star Amy Anzel will be joining soap stars Anthony Quinlan and girlfriend Nikki Sanderson as they prepare to become real life super heroes and descend a dizzying 19 storeys to help sick children and their families.

Also on board to help Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital Charity is powerlifter Jazmine Franks. Jazmine took on the abseil last year with fellow actors David Tag, Simon Gregson and Joe Duttine, but this will be Amy’s first time.

“Once you get over that initial thing of going over the edge, you actually relax into it and have a lot of fun," Jazmine said. Amy added: “I’m so excited to be involved and can’t wait to see the amazing views across Manchester and the Peaks. Although I have to admit, I'm a little bit nervous.

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