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A DAD and his son are pounding the streets to raise money for the hospital that saved his two youngest boys' lives.

A DAD and his son are pounding the streets to raise money for the hospital that saved his two youngest boys' lives. Lionel Toms and eight-year-old George are tackling Great Ormond Street Hospital's Running off Christmas initiative, where they have to complete 31 miles in January. The aim is to run a mile each day of the month but the pair are already closing in on their target and have smashed their fundraising goal of £1,000. Mr Toms' two youngest sons, Reggie and Ernie, four and two respectively, both had bone marrow transplants at Great Ormond Street Hospital. "It's a cause clos...

A DAD and his son are pounding the streets to raise money for the hospital that saved his two youngest boys' lives. Lionel Toms and eight-year-old George are tackling Great Ormond Street Hospital's Running off Christmas initiative, where they have to complete 31 miles in January. The aim is to run a mile each day of the month but the pair are already closing in on their target and have smashed their fundraising goal of £1,000. Mr Toms' two youngest sons, Reggie and Ernie, four and two respectively, both had bone marrow transplants at Great Ormond Street Hospital. "It's a cause clos...

Speaking on the Andy Jaye podcast, the Guildford-born star said anorexia sufferers are the only people who can cure themselves - something she realised thanks to the nurse.