Experts highlight particular problems with prostate, kidney and colon cancer in England and Wales.

The Olympian tells the BBC hearing he has motivated other men to get tested "helps me make sense of my situation".

Prof Adrian Crellin speaks about being treated at the same Leeds cancer centre he helped launch.

High-profile discussion is linked to a spike in diagnoses in what is now England's commonest cancer type.

Presenter Steve Rider says "the last hint of stigma" around the disease is being removed.

The new approach being pioneered at a Leeds hospital could "revolutionise" cancer care, medics hope.

A Barrow group says some GPs are reluctant to screen for prostate cancer if men have no symptoms.

The two men had life-saving treatment after being diagnosed within weeks of each other.