内容摘要："Make sure you know what your normal is and, if you find anything, just get it checked," she said.

"Make sure you know what your normal is and, if you find anything, just get it checked," she said.

One of the organisers of the tour, John Barratt, said he wanted to "celebrate Sarah’s life".The unveiling was celebrated with a pink-themed party in support of breast cancer awareness month.

Marie Harding said: "I can’t believe that all of this is in honour of my daughter."She meant the world to me and it’s been a great loss in my life."But, to have this, the mural and the plaque, is a wonderful tribute to her and I’m so proud of it."

Proceedings from the event will be donated to The Christie Charity and the Sarah Harding Breast Cancer Appeal.Mr Barratt said: “It’s very personal to myself and my wife, Rosemary, because Rosemary found out two years ago that she had breast cancer.

"Sarah Harding’s legacy as a musician, but also the legacy of her charity, is already achieving great works and it’s been so brilliant today."

A dad-of-two said he was a "walking miracle" after defying the odds to survive a motorcycle crash he momentarily died in."We have access to several different inpatient detox facilities and people in need of detox will be able to work with us to choose the option that best meets their particular needs from a number of residential and community-based options," he said.

A driverless shuttle bus said to be a "prototype of tomorrow's technology" is on display at a transport museum.The Auto Shuttle, which is an electric and autonomous vehicle, can be found at the Transport Museum Wythall in Worcestershire.

The bus was previously used by Solihull Council as part of a pioneering study into the feasibility of self-driving mass transit solutions across the UK.The museum said it was proud to display the shuttle as a static exhibit and hoped the range of public transport it had on show would help to educate the next generation.