It’s also limited edition, so be quick to get your Leona Lewis head scarf and help support The Teenage Cancer Trust too!

This is exactly how it should be and everyone should watch this film - simply because it could save someone’s life or even your own.

More details can be found at 2 Minutes, the official BHF Heart Attack promotional site.

To support the work of The BHF you can visit their donation & shop site.

This is no doubt going to be a huge hit for Christmas!

Amazon are already taking preorders for a standard edition of the book that features all five fairy tales from the original The Tales of Beedle the Bard, a new introduction by J.K. Rowling, illustrations reproduced from the original handcrafted book and a commentary on each of the tales by Professor Albus Dumbledore.

For die hard Harry Potter fans there’s also a special edition featuring an exclusive reproduction of J.K. Rowling’s handwritten introduction, 10 new illustrations, metalwork and clasp, replica gemstones, and tucked in its own case disguised as a wizarding textbook from the Hogwarts library. This is only available from Amazon and costs £50 (of which around £20 will go to charity).

The film has taken the seeming normality of a BT-style family scene and subverted it to play out a nightmare scenario. It’s a developing world issue transplanted to a first world context with a horrifying conclusion..

Today 1.1 billion will have no choice but to drink dirty water. Thanks to an accident of birth, you’re not one of them.

But what if you were?

You can sign up to the RSPCA’s campaign network and help Give Animals a Voice. They’ll email you around once a month to say what they’re up to and how you can help give animals a voice.

You can also get advice from the RSPCA about buying a puppy!

Among the charities potentially benefiting from this initiative are The British Heart Foundation, PDSA, Shelter, Cancer Research, Barnados, Travel Foundation, The Terence Higgins Trust and The WSPA.

The entry fee is just £2 and is payable via Paypal. Only 50p of the entry fee goes to your selected charity and another 50p goes to the prize fund - where the other £1 goes is not clear. It should also be noted that the prize fund is 25% of competition entries received up to £1000 - so if there were 10000 entries the prize fund would be £5000.

A nice idea from Sta Travel but let’s see more of that entry fee going to charity!

So do you know somebody who wants to take the plunge or perhaps you’re ready and willing to adopt the stylish, smooth and sleek look?

To volunteer to take part visit Capital Radio.

With over 2.6 million people suffering with heart disease in the UK today - The BHF need to raise funds to continue investing in pioneering research, supporting and caring for heart patients and providing vital information to help people reduce their own risk of dying prematurely from a heart or circulatory related illness!

You can support The BHF in a number of ways - from making a direct donation to offering much needed stock for their charity shops. You can also shop online and give virtual gifts such as “nurse a broken heart” and “cardiac arrest predictor”.

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Marie Curie Cancer Care charity Laura Ashley have designed a limited edition tshirt to help raise funds. It went on sale at the end of May and features the charity’s daffodil logo. It’s price at a hefty £25, although £4.24 of the cost does go towards helping Marie Curie Nurses. The tshirt (pictured) is available to buy offline at selected stores or online.

It’s made from 100% cotton and is semi-shaped with scoop neckline and half length sleeves.

Bike Week promotes cycling as a source of fitness and fun for all the family and there are loads of amazing free activities across the country for anyone who likes to cycle - from novices to pros. Since Sport Relief is all about getting active, raising money and having fun - they make the perfect partnership.

All you need to do is take part in a Bike Week event and raise much-needed cash to change lives in the UK and across the world’s poorest countries.

In fact the money you raise could even pay for a bike that a carer in Africa needs to reach people who are incredibly sick and bedridden due to HIV/AIDS. By visiting them at home, the carer can give medication and practical support to those who are ill and make their lives far more comfortable in the process.

Find out how to get involved!