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Introducing Malaria No More UK

A short film about how we and our supporters are working to make malaria no more. It’s voiced by Sky News anchor Lukwesa Burak and features our fantastic supporters including David Beckham and Andy Murray and interviews with Ray Chambers, UN Special Envoy for Malaria, Joe Cerrell from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and DFID Minister Stephen O’Brien, MP.

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Introducing Malaria No More UK
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Fighting Malaria: Today and Tomorrow
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Malaria No More UK In Ghana
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The Crathes Vintage Car & Motorcycle Rally in aid of Malaria No More UK
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Beat The Mozzy - Splat!
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Music To Save Lives
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A Guide to World Mosquito Day
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Faith making malaria no more in Ghana
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Behind the scenes at the Stephen Webster locket fashion shoot
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Yvonne Chaka Chaka on BBC World News TV
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Yvonne Chaka Chaka’s film screening in London
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The history of malaria and its impact in Africa
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TBFF’s Story of a Bed Net
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Jimmy White skydives to help make malaria no more
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Let’s Go To Work
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Runners for Malaria No More UK
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Archbishop of Canterbury - World Malaria Day 2010 Message
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Beat The Mozzy - Greedy!
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Beat The Mozzy - Squish!
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Beat The Mozzy - Gotcha!
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Sam Fox Skydive for Malaria No More
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Stuart Manning Skydive for Malaria No More
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The Sun World Cup Single – If I Can Dream
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Andy Murray PSA for Malaria No More
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David Beckham and Andy Murray on Malaria No More UK
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Ghana’s national football team gets behind United Against Malaria
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Marta Phillemon

Marta is a young Mum and lives with her family of five in Namibia. Their rural home setting means they are some of the most remote and hardest to reach communities with little access to malaria prevention and treatment support.