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13-year-old Jack has raised £50,000 in memory of his late father Lee Rigby who was murdered by Islamic terrorists in London ten years ago.

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The Daily Mirror Pride of Britain Awards wants to give determined teenager Jack Rigby the best surprise possible with your help – by upping the total to six figures

In her final column, Nikki Scott details a “surreal” experience including the following day’s Big Lunch at a famous building, plus a fine fundraiser.

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Cumbrian war veteran Mark Harding has paid tribute to Lee Rigby and his family as part of his ongoing challenge.

The son of Lee Rigby has said support for a fundraiser which marks the 10th anniversary of his dad’s death means “more than any of you would know”.

To mark the tenth anniversary of his dad Lee Rigby's death, Jack Rigby decided to take part in Scotty's May Marathon.

Jack Rigby, 12, who lives in Halifax, says he has raised the cash "in honour" of his father.

Jack Rigby, 12, said he wanted to raise money to help other bereaved forces children.