A four-year-old boy in Leicester told he'd never walk gave a huge grin when he toddled into nursery for the very first time on November 13 after his parents saved for his entire life to pay for an operation.

Bleu Greenwood was born with the most restrictive type of cerebral palsy and his parents were told he'd never walk alone.

But they refused to give up and spent his entire life scrimping and saving £10,000 for a private operation which he had this summer.

And after months of intensive therapy, he had his teachers in floods of tears when he walked into nursery on his own two feet for the first time, earlier this month.

A four-year-old boy told he'd never walk gave a huge grin when he toddled into nursery for the very first time - after his parents saved for his entire life to pay for an operation.

Bleu Greenwood was born with the most restrictive type of cerebral palsy and his parents were told he'd never walk alone.

But they refused to give up, and spent his entire life scrimping and saving £10,000 for a private operation which he had this summer.

And after months of intensive therapy he had his teachers in floods of tears when he walked into nursery on his own two feet for the first time, earlier this month.