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Nathaniel Dye said he is ‘absolutely thrilled’ to be made a Member of the Order of the British Empire in the New Year Honours List

Macmillan Cancer Support criticises unacceptable variations in people’s cancer care

The ex-German chancellor’s memoir details the myriad issues she faced, from the 2008 financial crash to Covid-19, but studiously avoids much in the way of insights and analysis

SCOTTISH cyclist Chris Hoy says he has been “blown away” by a surge in men seeking advice on cancer after he confirmed his terminal diagnosis at…

SIR Chris Hoy revealing his cancer is terminal sparked the biggest surge in web searches for the disease since the royal family’s diagnoses,…

The six-time Olympic cycling champion revealed he was given a diagnosis last year that he has two to four years left to live.

The Guardian and Macmillan Cancer Support have joined forces to inspire more people to sign-up for the charity’s annual Coffee Morning.

Baesianz FC is a London-based team for women, trans and non-binary people of Asian heritage. Faima Bakar joined them for a joyful day of football and fundraising

It’s not just those living with cancer who benefit from the millions of pounds raised by the charity. Fundraising events can also do wonders for the people who support them

From benefits guidance to support with loneliness, the charity’s holistic approach to cancer care provides a vital safety net for those living with the disease

Keen to raise money for a good cause, but unsure where to start? The secret is to keep it manageable – you don’t need to run a marathon or jump into a bath of baked beans if a coffee morning or wine tasting will hit the spot