Warm tributes have been paid to Stephen Sutton at Westminster today, after his funeral was held recently at Lichfield cathedral. The Staffordshire teenager raised over £4m for charities before he died.
A terminally ill teenager from Burntwood in Staffordshire who has raised more than £3 million for the Teenage Cancer Trust has appeared at a world record breaking event held at his old school.
Stephen Sutton has incurable bowel cancer and was only released from hospital on Friday.
His friends organised the event to break the world record for the most number of people making a heart shaped gesture with their hands - and to help him tick off another item from his bucket list in the process.
They hope the attempt will also help him to raise more money for the Teenage Cancer Trust.
The Independent on Sunday has released their 2014 Happy List, which highlights the top 100 people who enrich the lives of others.
A security guard wound up with a free trip to Las Vegas after an e-mail error - but donated it to charity instead.
Stephen Sutton was "a credit to humanity" whose "spirit lives on", say this morning's front pages.