"We had to sit our seven-year-old down and tell her daddy has cancer"
When John and Claire Haywood sat their daughter Ellie down to tell her 'daddy has cancer', they'd not made the decision lightly.
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Mum, 29, thought she was being 'dramatic' about her headaches... she wasn't
A mum thought she was being 'dramatic' before collapsing at work following a stroke.
Berhalter: USMNT can 'create a legacy' in CNL final vs. Mexico - ESPN
ARLINGTON, Texas — U.S. men's national team manager Gregg Berhalter said his side has the chance to «create a legacy» when it takes on rival Mexico in Sunday's Concacaf Nations League final.
What Antony told his favourite teammate ahead of Manchester United win vs Liverpool FC
Antony has hailed the support of Manchester United teammate Diogo Dalot, admitting he told him ahead of last weekend's FA Cup quarter-final victory over Liverpool that he was going to score.
Coronation Street fans gush over Billy star's 'beautiful little family' after crying they're 'not ready'
Coronation Street fans have been left gushing over Daniel Brocklebank's 'beautiful little family' after they were left crying they're 'not ready' over his latest scenes with co-star Peter Ash.
Prince Harry 'keen to return to UK' amid Kate Middleton hospital drama
Prince Harry is reportedly planning to return to the UK as the royal family is hit by further drama. According to the Mirror, the Duke of Sussex has expressed his readiness to help, not only because of his father's cancer diagnosis but also due to the new crisis involving Kate Middleton.
Bowel cancer's invasive biopsy tests could be replaced by new scientific discovery
Invasive and painful biopsies when diagnosing bowel cancer could become a thing of the past as researchers have found a way to check for the disease using digital screenings. Research was conducted by the Glasgow-based scientists on behalf of Cancer Research UK, who said imaging technology can be used instead of biopsies when diagnosing the disease.
Terror at GP surgery as patient leaves doctor and receptionist unconscious after he couldn't get appointment
A disturbed patient who attacked a doctor and a member of staff at a GP practice when he couldn't get an appointment has been cleared of wounding with intent following a trial.