Speech at the launch of Ovarian Cancer Action's Love Women fundraising appeal.

Wednesday, 30 January 2008

David speaks to an audience of celebrities (introduced by Ben Fogle) and donors to Ovarian Cancer Action at their launch of the Love Women appeal. He talks passionately about the importance of raising awareness of the disease in the context of his mother's long struggle against Ovarian Cancer. To read more about the event please click here. For more information about the campaign and Ovarian Cancer please click here.

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