World's heaviest man may need airlift

Doctors fighting to save the life of the world's heaviest man are considering calling in an RAF Chinook to move him 150 miles to a specialist centre that will treat him.

Paul Mason, who weighs 70 stone, needs the help of weight-loss doctors and possible surgery to lose tens of stones.

But the treatment will have to take place in Chichester, West Sussex, a considerable distance from his home in Ipswich.  Click here for full article.

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