Christian Craighead is an ex-SAS soldier who served 28 years in the British Army. He earned a conspicuous gallantry award for rescuing civilians during Nairobi’s 2019 DusitD2 attack. His memoir, One Man In, covers the events of that day and is published in the US, but a UK court blocks its British publication amid MoD legal action.
Tomorrow, he is coming on the show to tell his story.
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