WITH her infectious laugh and boundless charm, little Florrie Bark had already won the heart of the nation at Pride of Britain.
And now the eight-year-old Child of Courage winner has appealed for help to raise more cash for her Bemorefab children's cancer charity.
Florrie, who missed a lot of school due to her acute myeloid leukaemia, also told of her delight after the Mirror got behind her plea. We are asking readers to help her hit £1million to provide sick kids with education.
At our Pride of Britain, with TSB, awards, screened on ITV last night, the audience was asked to donate.
And cheeky Florrie squealed: "Get Duncan Bannatyne. Before he hides."
This story is from the October 25, 2024 edition of Daily Mirror UK.
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