2 h. ago These are the early signs and symptoms of womb cancer you need to look out for

Knowing the early signs is crucial for timely detection and improved outcomes.

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2 h. ago Alex Kingston reveals her shock womb cancer diagnosis: ‘I haemorrhaged one night on stage’

Exclusive: For the first time, the actor has opened up about the uterine cancer journey that led her to say yes to appearing on this year's ‘Strictly Come Dancing’. She sits down with Helen Coffey to talk recovery, repping for superwomen over 60, and resisting the urge to get embroiled in social media drama

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8 h. ago I have turned down chemo for stage 4 cancer. Instead I'm doing a 21

A mother-of-one battling stage four blood cancer has shunned chemotherapy in favour of a controversial 'water-fasting', after her cancer returned.

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10 h. ago Mike Greenwell, Boston Red Sox Hall of Famer, dies aged 62 after cancer battle

Mike Greenwell was a two-time All-Star

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12 h. ago A cancer patient had to spend the night in a 'cupboard' at Welsh hospital

The mother of the patient claimed scenes at the hospital were like 'something from the Gaza Strip'

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14 h. ago The Guardian view on Trump and the ceasefire deal: hope at last, but the real work is just beginning | Editorial

This is the best prospect of ending Israel’s war in Gaza since it began. But a long-term solution remains distantDonald Trump called the pause in hostilities he has brokered the first step to a “strong, durable and everlasting peace”. No one can do more to determine the outcome than the US president. This was, for him, a modest statement, acknowledging that Israel and Hamas had agreed to the first phase of his plan – it being their decision, not his, to break a multi-point agreement into a multi-stage discussion. Two parties so far apart agreed on one thing: both would rather defer the really difficult issues.In Israel and Gaza, there was joy – however tentative – at the announcement. An end to the annihilation, the release of all hostages and the resumption of large-scale aid have all been desperately needed. There is every reason to fear that this will not lead to a lasting peace, and every reason to strive to ensure that it does. In finally reining in Benjamin Netanyahu, and...

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15 h. ago The new 'superfood' that slashes your risk of heart attacks and cancer... and it only costs $2

It's been a staple in Asian cuisine for thousands of years, but now, this food is getting global attention for being the 'next superfood.'

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17 h. ago Full list of 6 Cancer Research UK London charity shops closing as 88 shutting around Britain

Full list of 6 Cancer Research UK London charity shops closing as 88 shutting around Britain  MyLondon

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17 h. ago Together at last! Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana to share a stage for the first time since bitter 'sexist boys club' rift threatened to derail new left

They will address events in Liverpool tonight and Manchester tomorrow after a summer of turmoil that led to a very public falling out.

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17 h. ago Say goodbye to nine Scots shops as high street stable shuts 88 UK stores

A MAJOR high street staple has announced a huge set of closures across the UK - including nine stores in Scotland. The announcement comes from one of the UK's recognisable charity shops, Cancer Research UK. The charity said that around 200 stores in the UK will be affected, with at least 88 shops to close...

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18 h. ago Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen audiobook review – an immersive all

Actors Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Bill Nighy and Marisa Abela are among the cast in a pacy adaptation that retains Austen’s sharp plotting and comic precisionDoes the world need another Jane Austen adaptation, on top of the mountains of TV dramas, stage shows and movies already in existence? Probably not. Even so, this new audio version of Pride & Prejudice, made to mark the 250th anniversary of Austen’s birth, is a proper treat. Instead of a straightforward narration, Audible has thrown its considerable resources at an all-star dramatisation, adapted with skill and sensitivity by Lulu Raczka.Marianne Jean-Baptiste plays the voluble Mrs Bennet, who is keen to get her five daughters married off, if only the longsuffering Mr Bennet (Bill Nighy) would see the urgency of the situation. New on the scene are eligible singletons Mr Bingley (Toheeb Jimoh) and his monosyllabic friend Mr Darcy (Harris Dickinson). Darcy’s air of disdain irks the outspoken Elizabeth Bennet (Marisa Abela) and l...

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19 h. ago Elizabeth Hurley can't stop beaming as she lifts lid on her 'romantic summer of self

The model, actress and campaigner, 60, joined the ITV daytime show's hosts Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley to discuss breast cancer awareness month, which runs throughout October.

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20 h. ago Hollywood star announces UK stage debut with Manchester show

The 00s star will appear in a darkly compelling new stage adaptation of one of the greatest crime novels of the 20th century, written by James M. Cain.

Culture

21 h. ago I've spent years studying bowel cancer. This is the truth behind the rise in young people being diagnosed, how SITTING increases your risk, and the changes I've made to protect myself: DR YIN CAO

As a cancer scientist, I spend my days studying why more young adults are developing bowel cancer.

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21 h. ago Man Utd's reaction behind closed doors to Saudi chief's shocking takeover claims

Manchester United have privately responded to claims by Saudi chief Turki Al-Sheikh that a deal to bring fresh investment into the club was at an advanced stage

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21 h. ago Mary Page Marlowe at the Old Vic: 'Susan Sarandon makes impactful London stage debut'

This story about a woman seen at different stages of her life features a strong cast led by the Thelma and Louise star

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21 h. ago Gemma Collins reveals she wants to legally ADOPT Jedward – and heartbreaking reason why

GEMMA Collins has revealed she wants to legally ADOPT her 33-year-old Irish pals Jedward. The reality TV icon, 44, has enjoyed a close friendship with The X Factor stars since meeting on Celebrity Big Brother in 2017. But since the musical duo John and Edward lost their their mum to cancer in February 2019, Gemma...

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21 h. ago Common medication taken by millions of Brits could slash risk of deadly stomach cancer by 30%

MEDICATION taken by millions of Brits could reduce the risk of deadly stomach cancer by up to 30 per cent, a study shows. The findings suggest hormonal changes could be linked to cancer development, Karolinska Institute scientists said. Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) replaces falling hormone levels - mainly oestrogen and progesterone - during menopause to...

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23 h. ago Cancer patients depend on 'village' of 34 people to help – including pub pals

With an estimated 10 million people in the UK currently supporting someone they know who has cancer, the Greene King research shows that community connections are vital in providing comfort

Science

23 h. ago ‘I absolutely went for it!’: Michael Flatley on sex, swagger, Riverdance – and tapping his feet 35 times a second

The Lord of the Dance was always fanatically driven, practising for sixteen hours a day in his teens. His body now bears the damage of that era. But he still wants more. He discusses love, passion, pride and performing for Donald TrumpMichael Flatley’s feet used to move so fast, they tapped 35 times a second and required a £25m insurance policy on his legs. He hasn’t danced for nearly 10 years – not even in his own quiet way any more, he says – but the “feet of flames” that bewitched 60 million over more than four decades must now be in one hell of a state.We are sitting at a table in the emptied breakfast room of the InterContinental hotel in Dublin when Flatley whips his right foot out on to the seat beside me: size eight, small and sockless in unflashy black sneakers. If my feet had put me on the Sunday Times Rich List, I say, I’d dress them in silk socks and stroke them each night to thank them. “Well, listen,” he says. “I don’t really give any of that any thought. To be honest,...

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