The story of Dame Deborah James, her fundraising and courage in adversity, has put bowel cancer in the public consciousness. Almost 90% of patients are aged over 60, but not all. 24 year old Millie died last year in Liverpool, just ten months after being diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer. Her mum Tess Grace told Roger her story. | BBC Manchester

In the last few months of her life, Deborah James helped make a documentary about living with bowel cancer. From being diagnosed with incurable cancer, to receiving a damehood, to facing death, she opened up about her experiences. BBC News #BBCNews #iPlayer | BBC One

“She saved thousands of lives.” Friends of Dame Deborah James have reflected on her legacy and candid approach to talking about bowel cancer. https://bbc.in/3nq6c5J | BBC News

“We all have to live life, enjoy living life and live it to the best that we can…we owe that to Deborah” In her first interview since the death of her daughter - Dame Deborah James’ mum Heather speaks to #BBCBreakfast’s Graham Satchell about her final weeks and her legacy. | BBC Breakfast

Podcast host Deborah James fund to raise money for bowel cancer has reached milestone £4 million after being a dame Read More: https://www.mylondon.news/news/uk-world-news/deborah-james-reaches-4m-milestone-23946828 | MyLondon

“We’re in one of the dark phases now but there is so much light” ✨ Dame Deborah James’ frank and often humorous account of living with bowel cancer earned her endless praise and recognition. Her close friends from the ‘You, Me and the Big C’ podcast share their memories with #BBCBreakfast ⤵️ https://bbc.in/3Ammh3Y | BBC Breakfast