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Jim Carter shares touching message to young Downton Abbey fan dealing with rare skin condition

Isla Grist, 14, suffers from rare-skin blistering condition epidermolysis bullosa

The Independent UK

Graeme Souness mask has finally slipped after tears, Sky Sports exit and Liverpool prediction

Graeme Souness has polarised opinion throughout much of his career - but recent weeks have revealed the real man behind the legend

Liverpool Echo

Rangers legend Graeme Souness raises £350k after pledging to swim English Channel in aid of Scots girl

The former Rangers and Liverpool star, 70, has become close to 14-year-old epidermolysis bullosa sufferer Isla Grist and her family, who live on the Black Isle near Inverness.

Daily Record

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What is epidermolysis bullosa? Graeme Souness to swim Channel for girl with ‘butterfly skin’ condition

Former football player and manager, 70, to swim 21 miles after being inspired by young girl

Evening Standard

Football legend Graeme Souness to take on epic £1.1m challenge for painful skin condition

Former Liverpool and Scotland captain Graeme Souness, 70, said he was determined to take on the 21-mile crossing after meeting Isla Grist, 14, who suffers from epidermolysis bullosa

Daily Mirror

Manchester City’s relentless winning machine and that unavoidable elephant

In today’s Football Daily: Manchester City, Graeme Souness and Big-ness

The Guardian - UK

Jamie Carragher responds to Graeme Souness after tearful appearance on live TV

Liverpool icon Jamie Carragher sent a short message to fellow ex-Red Graeme Souness after confirming his imminent plans on TV following his sudden Sky Sports departure

Daily Mirror

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Graeme Souness to swim Channel for charity’s appeal on rare skin disorder

Former footballer, manager and pundit aims to raise £1.1m to help people with EB, saying: ‘This will be the most difficult challenge I’ve ever taken on’

The Guardian - UK

Football legend Graeme Souness will swim the English Channel to raise £1.1m for charity

Souness takes on challenge to raise awareness and funds to help people with painful and incurable "butterfly skin" condition.

Daily Record

Rangers legend Graeme Souness reveals next move after Sky Sports exit

The former pundit is aiming to complete a swim of the Channel crossing to raise money for DEBRA’s A Life Free of Pain appeal.

The National (Scotland)

Edinburgh football legend Graeme Souness became atheist after seeing girl's agony

The former professional footballer said meeting a young girl with a painful, incurable condition 'changed him as a person' after he became a campaigner for people suffering with epidermolysis bullosa (EB).

Edinburgh Live

Graeme Souness became atheist after seeing Scots girl’s ‘butterfly skin’ agony

Souness said meeting a young girl with a painful, incurable condition "has changed him as a person".

Daily Record

Rangers and Celtic legends come together for charity sports quiz in Glasgow

Sporting stars including Graeme Souness and Martin O’Neill unite in Glasgow next weekend to take part in a massive charity sports quiz, raising funds for Epidermolysis Bullosa.

Glasgow Live

Graeme Souness raises £500k for charity after being moved to tears by kids with incurable skin condition

Footballing hero Souness is inspired by the courage of young people suffering from epidermolysis bullosa.

Daily Record

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