Paul Vice from Exeter is back home after competing in the Invictus Games - where he won a host of medals. But he's brought back more than just medals, he's come back with a new lease of life.
An Exeter man who suffered life-changing injuries during a bomb blast in Afghanistan has returned home from the Invictus Games with seven medals.
Paul Vice is known as the 'Commando who refused to die' after having around 100 injuries in the blast in 2011.
Perhaps what many might find surprising is that Paul says, he has no regrets and there is very little in his life he would change.
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