An inspirational teacher turned campaigner who passed away last week with incurable cancer said he had hoped his legacy would be better outcomes for other NHS patients in a moving message. Nathaniel Dye, 40, was forced to endure a 15-week wait to start treatment after his 2023 diagnosis of stage 4 bowel cancer, said he was a victim of Tory NHS neglect. The former primary school music teacher's comments are being aired tonight in Labour's political party broadcast - which has been dedicated to