Clapham runner takes on London Marathon for Leukaemia Care after friend told he had 10 days to live

Clapham runner takes on London Marathon for Leukaemia Care after friend told he had 10 days to live

Roscoe Carter-Johnson, 32, from Clapham, will take on the London Marathon this year in support of Leukaemia Care, inspired by the remarkable survival story of his close friend Raphael Cristini. Roscoe, a business development manager at Trident Trust, decided to run the world-famous 26.2-mile race after watching Raphael battle acute lymphoblastic leukaemia during the COVID-19 pandemic. Raphael, now 36 and in remission, was living in South Africa …