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Charity calls for more spending on childhood cancer research

More money should be spent on research aimed at diagnosing and treating childhood cancer, a charity has said. According to Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity (GOSH Charity), an average of 2p from every £1 invested in cancer research in ...

31 Aug 2023 at 00:01

In Pictures: Dazzling displays help to spread the Christmas spirit

Nothing quite says Christmas like the twinkling of sparkly lights, and people are feeling festive across the land by switching them on in celebration. Here are some of the biggest and brightest displays celebrating Christmas 2023 around the UK and ...

24 Dec 2023 at 08:31

Pudsey Bear fraudsters jailed for ‘pocketing’ charity supermarket collections

A gang of charity fraudsters who exploited public goodwill to collect at least £500,000 in supermarket bucket collections across the UK have been jailed. Lead scammer David Levi, 47, and his bogus collectors used Children In Need, Great Ormond ...

21 Dec 2023 at 15:11

Parents who lost children to cancer ring St Paul’s bells in their memory

Families whose children died from cancer have rung the historic bells of St Paul’s Cathedral in their memory. On average, 253 children die every year from cancer in the UK and never get to ring the end-of-treatment bell on a hospital ward. ...

09 Sept 2025 at 17:56

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