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Busted's James Bourne says 'hero' brother saved his life with kidney donation

Busted's James Bourne says 'hero' brother saved his life with kidney donation
BBC News Monday 26 October 2026, 22:07 UTC 1 min read
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The guitarist says doctors had given him "a few years left to live", but is now recovering well.

The guitarist says doctors had given him "a few years left to live", but is now recovering well.
Busted (ORG) James Bourne (PERSON)
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