Republican nominee, Vice President Richard Nixon, was not well: he had injured his knee and was recovering from a bad cold.

He was so severely injured that he died two days later in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.

Miller, a former Navy Seal, was so badly injured in Ramadi that he suffered traumatic brain injury and memory loss, and had to have a leg amputated.

"I made that mistake once when I went out and played and got injured, so I've always said number one thing is your body," British number one Boulter said.

In that statement, university officials condemned the protest action and said that a campus safety officer was injured during the building occupation.