A teenager who died of bowel cancer has left an astonishing legacy after his campaign raised £5 million for charity.
After being diagnosed with the disease aged 15, Stephen Sutton devoted the rest of his life to raising money for the Teenage Cancer Trust.
Funds raised in the name of Stephen Sutton, the teenager who died from cancer, have reached astonishing £5 million.
ITV News Reporter Rupert Evelyn on Stephen's legacy of cancer research that his remarkable efforts will now fund:
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