- Commonwealth Games swimmer Archie Goodburn made an emotional plea on BBC Breakfast regarding brain tumour treatment.
- Goodburn, 25, who competed in the 50m breaststroke final, was diagnosed with rare inoperable brain tumours two years ago.
- He stated that the recently enacted Rare Cancers Bill is "not going to be enough" to address the issue.
- Goodburn urged the new prime minister to appoint a national brain cancer lead and increase investment in research and treatment.
- His appeal highlighted the urgent need for change to "give us a chance to fight for our lives" and alleviate "unbearable suffering."
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