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Endangered apes in Africa
ITV News Central's Victoria Davies has spent a week with a Birmingham woman in Africa who works with endangered apes.
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Behind the scenes: Victoria Davies explains her experience in Cameroon
ITV News Central's Victoria Davies has made a short video about her experience in Cameroon.
Vets from the Midlands travelled 3,000 miles to save an orphaned gorilla whose arm was shot by poachers.
Here is Victoria's account of her trip to Cameroon.
Great apes of Africa: Part three
Vets from the Midlands have travelled 3,000 miles to Cameroon to save an orphaned gorilla whose arm was shot by poachers. They are using pioneering surgery to help save him.
In part two, Shufai's future looked uncertain.
Our reporter Victoria Davies travelled to Africa with the vets and has the concluding part of the story.
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Great apes of Africa: Part two
Shufai the eight-year-old gorilla was shot in the arm by poachers leaving him deformed and in pain. But three vets from the Midlands have travelled to Cameroon to help him by using pioneering surgery. Our reporter Victoria Davies has this report from Africa.
Great apes of Africa: Part one
A Midlands woman has swapped her life in Birmingham for the rainforests of Africa.
Rachel Hogan moved to Cameroon 12 years ago to help save orphaned chimpanzees and gorillas, whose parents were killed for bushmeat.
As the illegal trade continues, scientists warn the great apes of Africa are now on the brink of extinction.
ITV News Central reporter, Victoria Davies, travelled to Cameroon to find out more.