ALT The number 12,000 written out above an animated outline of a group of people. Text reads Over 12,000 people have died or been removed from the list before receiving a transplant in the last 10 years.

ALT The number 8,000 with the text Approximately 8,000 people are currently waiting for a transplant.

ALT An animated image of a group of people on their phones - in a speech bubble above their heads is the number 4,900. The text reads Over 4,900 people have died in the past 10 years waiting for a transplant.

ALT A map of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland made up of individual outlines of icons representing people. Text reads More than 44,000 lives have been saved or improved through organ donation over the last 10 years.

ALT Image showing a person practicing CPR on a baby mannequin with text asking, 'Do you have to give rescue breaths on babies and children?'

ALT Red background with white text explaining the guidelines for performing CPR on babies and children: "The most common cause of cardiac arrest in babies and children is lack of oxygen, that’s why it’s recommended to start CPR with five initial rescue breaths before doing chest compressions. If you are unsure how to perform CPR on a baby or child, the 999 call handler will tell you what to do." It includes an image of an individual practicing CPR on a baby.

ALT Text on a red and dark blue background reads "Want to know more about baby and child CPR?" accompanied by an image of a free child CPR book from Resuscitation Council UK titled Aaron's Heart. Text invites to order the book via www.resus.org.uk/baby-cpr, noting a small postage fee.