A five-year-old Bicester boy has been hailed a hero after putting in a 999 call that saved his mother's life.
Jaden Ashton contacted the emergency services when he found his mum, Brina Ashton, in a diabetic coma in bed.
He told the operator that she was "in bed, not talking, with her eyes open".
Jaden went on to say that he normally gave his mum a cup of tea with lots of sugar in it to make her feel better.
The control room operators were able to deduce from this that his mother was in a diabetic coma and an ambulance was sent immediately.
His mum was quickly treated and she made a full recovery.
Chief Inspector Jack Malhi, who leads the team that recommends members of the public for commendations, has said he would now be putting Jaden's name forward.
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