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Watch out for blood in your urine and needing a wee more often - both could be signs of bladder cancer.

Abdominal pain, anaemia, diarrhoea and rectal bleeding are signs to watch out for.

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Loose Women panellist Coleen Nolan said two of her relatives waited hours before they were seen in A&E over the weekend

Victoria Powers, 34, was first diagnosed with breast cancer back in 2017 and was celebrating being rid of the disease for over five years.

May is cancer awareness month for bladder cancer that's diagnosed in 10,000 Brits every year.

Many people in the UK still ignore symptoms or delay telling their GP about changes to their body.

Peppie Scobbie, 53, never thought her infected finger would lead to a cancer diagnosis in August 2017. She still suffers chronic pain and will do for the rest of her life but she is now nearly six years cancer-free.

Melissa Lewis, 48, says her own children find it hard to look at her after treatment