Boy, 7, climbs Ben Nevis after his parents were told he would never walk

Caeden Thomson, who has cerebral palsy, has raised more than £8,000 after trekking to the top of Ben Nevis in the Highlands.

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His mum says her son is"an absolute legend", adding that it was"such a massive challenge and much, much harder than any of us expected". She continued:"There were many hard times along the way. From three-quarters of the way up, the pathway is just massive boulders and very hard to climb, and even at the top we didn't think he would make it down."There were danger areas where carrying was very difficult, so Caeden did have to walk down a lot of it too."We are all super-proud of him, he deserves a medal."We all love Caeden so much and can't believe his passion for getting to the top.

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