Sussex bell-ringer who revealed her terminal cancer on Songs of Praise has her story questioned by police, judges and former friends after bells from the Vatican to the North Pole were rung in her name

Julie McDonnell appeared on the BBC show in 2016, when she spoke movingly about undergoing a stem cell transplant to overcome terminal blood cancer which had inspired her to launch a campaign.

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