Drugs firm announces expansion plans
AstraZeneca unveils plans for new global HQ in Cambridge
AstraZeneca unveils plans for new global HQ in Cambridge
ITV's 'Stand By Your Man' campaign, along with Prostate Cancer UK, is aiming to raise awareness of the disease among men and women.
TV presenter Julia Bradbury's father tells ITV News about how his daughter urged him to go to the doctor - who discovered prostate cancer.
Matthew Hudson reports on AstraZeneca's plans to turn a greenfield site in Cambridge into a £300 million bio-pharmaceutical research centre employing 2000 people.
Dr Robert Winter from the Eastern Academic Health Science Network promises "huge benefits" across the region after drugs company Astra Zeneca announced plans for a new £300 million global research headquarters in Cambridge.
AstraZeneca unveils plans for new global HQ in Cambridge
Read the full storyIn this report from ITV's Stand By Your Man Father's Day campaign, you can hear the inspiring story of Michael Bradbury, the father of TV presenter Julia Bradbury.
Julia persuaded Michael to go to the doctors who then caught his cancer early enough to treat it. Elodie Harper reports
ITV's 'Stand By Your Man' campaign, along with Prostate Cancer UK, is aiming to raise awareness of the disease among men and women.
Read the full story
TV presenter Julia Bradbury's father tells ITV News about how his daughter urged him to go to the doctor - who discovered prostate cancer.
Read the full storyJohn Stewart from Girton, Cambridgeshire died of prostate cancer two years ago.
As part of ITV's prostate cancer campaign, his teenage daughters Jessica, 17, and Esme, 13, tell ITV News Anglia they want other daughters to urge their dads to get themselves checked out.
A widow from Cambridgeshire who lost her husband to prostate cancer is calling on families to make sure the men in their lives go to the doctor - to get themselves checked out.
The appeal is part of ITV's Stand by your Man campaign and you can see Catherine's full story tonight at six.
As part of ITV's Stand By Your Man campaign to raise awareness of Prostate Cancer we have been talking to experts involved in research into the disease.
Among them is Professor Colin Cooper who is based at the University of East Anglia. He told ITV News Anglia about the work he is doing and the different types of prostate cancer there are.
In the first in our series of reports on ITV's Stand By Your Man Father's Day campaign, which is highlighting the issue of Prostate Cancer, we look at how serious a problem it is here in the East and what's being done to fight it.
Across ITV we are asking people to pledge their voice, to talk to men about how prostate cancer can be identified, treated or monitored, potentially saving thousands of lives every year.