Thousands of people have posed with their 'thumbs up' in memory of Stephen Sutton, who raised over £4 million for the Teenage Cancer Trust. A vigil for the teenager is being held at Lichfield Cathedral.
A group of musicians are releasing a charity single in tribute to teenage cancer campaigner Stephen Sutton.
The song, entitled Hope Ain't A Bad Thing, features a speech from Stephen that he had intended to use on his own charity record, while he can also be heard playing the tambourine.
It has been cut at a Staffordshire studio where Stephen himself performed as a drummer in his band Nothing Personal.
The project came about after a huge response to an advert on Facebook back in April, when Stephen's inspirational battle first came to national attention.
Mike Wood, who plays bass on the track, said the response was so "overwhelming" that he had to turn down a number of musicians.
The song will be available for digital download on iTunes and Amazon from Monday.
More than 10,000 people joined Stephen Sutton's family and friends in paying an emotional farewell to the inspirational teen cancer victim.
We were inundated with responses after asking our Facebook readers to post 'thumbs up' pictures in tribute to Stephen Sutton.
Mourners turned out to celebrate the life of teenage cancer victim Stephen Sutton as the fund he launched topped £4 million.