A friend of Deborah James has described the world as a "darker place" without the brave campaigner, who died aged 40.
Natalie Rushdie finished her touching post by nodding to the broadcaster's tireless work raising awareness about bowel cancer, saying Deborah will "probably be haunting us to tell us to check our poo".
The brave star passed away on Tuesday while surrounded by her beloved family, after a five year battle with bowel cancer.
