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Chris Lewis, when he was still on the island with his dog Jet Image caption: Chris Lewis, when he was still on the island with his dog Jet

A former British paratrooper has left the previously uninhabited island where he had been isolating after lockdown measures were introduced during a fundraising challenge.

Chris Lewis, from Swansea, had walked 12,000 miles (19,300km) of the UK coastline after setting off from Wales in August 2017.

He was given special permission to live in the only house on Hildasay, Shetland, with his dog Jet .

"I feel I left a part of me behind," he said.

The 39-year-old was originally sleeping in a tent on mainland Shetland when lockdown restrictions were imposed on 23 March.

This is the only house on the island Image caption: This is the only house on the island

He was offered the keys to a former shepherd's hut on Hildasay when its owners heard he was camping. The hut had no running water, heating or electricity.

A regular boat brought him fresh water and coal. He collected driftwood, foraged and fished for food, and always made sure he had a three-week supply of dog food for Jet.

He said he had been "the happiest I've ever been" while living on the island.