Over the last three months the number of people diagnosed with cancer has fallen which could lead to a full-blown health crisis, says Professor Karol Sikora.

Where have all the cancer patients gone? Oncologist warns of delays in diagnosis

A devastated young nurse whose smear test was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic will never be able to give birth after developing cervical cancer.

'The long term effect this is going to have on my health is huge'

A study found up to two million routine breast, bowel and cervical cancer screenings may have been missed throughout the coronavirus crisis.

Covid-19 could lead to 35,000 excess cancer-related deaths

The NHS is 73 years old this weekend and to celebrate, ITV News has spent the week speaking to people who are thankful for what it and its staff have done for them. 

NHS cancer patient: 'Thank you for saving my life'

A survey has shown 500,000 cancer patients are afraid to leave the house owing to the threat of coronavirus.

Coronavirus: 500,000 people with cancer 'afraid to leave the house' 

NHS England stats show there were 79,573 urgent cancer referrals were made by GPs in England in April 2020, down from 199,217 in April 2019.

Cancer referrals down 60% due to coronavirus, NHS England figures reveal

Pete Sharp was described as a prankster who lived his life to the fullest.

'Heartbroken' father-of-four dies after cancer treatment delayed due to Covid-19

Cancer surgeons are facing "an impossibly difficult question" of whether to operate or not during the coronavirus outbreak.

Surgeons and charities fear cancer care will be 'forgotten'

Usually in April, wards see 30,000 people diagnosed with cancer. Prof Sikora "would be surprised if that number reaches 5,000" this month.

'60,000 cancer patients may die': Oncologist on the coronavirus dilemma

A father with stage four skin cancer has revealed his fears of treatments for the disease being paused amid the coronavirus pandemic. 

Coronavirus: Father fears he will not see son grow up as cancer treatment paused

A hospital in east London has suspended all cancer surgery and chemotherapy for at least two weeks. 

Cancer patients in 'limbo' as treatment rationed to cope with Covid-19 pressure

Ryan Riley shares his story of his mother's death and why it inspired him to launch the UK's first cancer cookery school.

Ryan Riley: Why I started a cancer cookery school

The veteran actress was given the all-clear following chemotherapy.

Dame Julie Walters reveals bowel cancer diagnosis

Macmillan Cancer Support said at least 120,000 people with cancer a year are missing out on key information.

Cancer patients ‘left in the dark’ amid staff shortages

By rights, Dr James Hull should be dead after being diagnosed with cancer multiple times. Now he's looking for a cure. 