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Clara 'so excited' to sing on Children in Need

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By Jess Lord
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Clara from Cleethorpes will sing live on BBC One [BBC] A girl with a rare kidney condition is "excited" to be singing in the Children in Need choir. Clara, from Cleethorpes, has Denys-Drash syndrome, which caused kidney cancer and led to her needing a transplant. She will represent East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire in the 2025 BBC Children in Need Choir, when they sing a special arrangement of the Coldplay song Yellow, on BBC One on Friday.
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'I just feel happy when I'm singing'

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By Jess Lord
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Tabatha, from Halifax, will sing live on BBC One on Friday [BBC] A seven-year-old girl is preparing for one of the biggest nights of her life as part of the BBC Children in Need choir. Tabatha, from Halifax, has been chosen alongside 15 other young people to perform a special arrangement of Coldplay song Yellow live on BBC One on Friday.
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'I find dresses for students who'd struggle to afford prom'

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By Jess Lord, Helen Bailey
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Claire Lou Robinson, winner of the Great Neighbour award, with judge and actor Phil Daniels [JESS LORD/BBC NEWS] A woman who sources dresses and suits for teenagers whose families would otherwise struggle to afford the costs of prom has won a BBC Radio Sheffield Make a Difference award. Claire Lou Robinson, from Rotherham, runs A PROMise, which arranges for donated outfits to be given to students who might not be able to go to their school celebrations.
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