Six-year-old Bradley Lowery, whose fight with cancer touched thousands of people around the world, has died.
The schoolboy, from Blackhall Colliery, County Durham, died on Friday with his family by his side.
Speaking at the Durham Miners Gala the Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn has paid tribute to Bradley Lowery who died on Friday (7th July) after losing a long battle with childhood cancer.
Mr.Corbyn said he was 'so impressed' with the support the local community had given him, and praised the family for raising awareness of neuroblastoma in the hope that one day there might be a cure.
His family have spoken of his funeral details on Facebook, announcing the theme of "cancer has no colours".
A look back at Bradley Lowery's short, but inspirational life in pictures, following his death from cancer at the age of six.
The friendship between Bradley Lowery and Jermain Defoe brought joy to the six-year-old through his battle with terminal cancer.