SO THATS WHERE I LEFT HER...

Jan Vormann, 26, has taken his project from its humble beginnings at an art fair in Rome and brightened up thousands of people's days with his brightly coloured plastic version of Polyfilla.

From the old quarter of Tel Aviv in Israel to the grand Bryant Park of New York, Mr Vormann has acted either independently or with the city's permission to leave a little part of his childhood behind.

Estimating to have used upwards of 1,000 of the little Danish building blocks, Mr Vormann enlists the help of passers-by intrigued by his careful placing of the Lego bricks.

Rock 'n' roll antics of the rich & famous are being used to encourage those who might be at risk of hepatitis C to get tested & treated. Animated in the style of a graphic novel, the film details incidents from rock history involving stars including Keith Moon and Jimi Hendrix and reveals their unexpected results.

Hepatitis C is spread mainly through blood-to-blood contact and affects around 200,000 people in the UK, of whom about half could be unaware they have it.

It is often referred to as the 'silent disease' because it does not usually cause symptoms for many years but may lead to serious liver damage. Take the online self assessment quiz to assess whether you should get tested and treated. nhs.uk/hepc