As political parties reach out to the country, there’s never been a better opportunity to come together & demand the action needed for everyone affected by cancer. Join Cancer Research UK’s campaign, & help make this #GeneralElection a #TurningPointForCancer 🤝🏻 ➡️action.cancerresearchuk.org/page/151010/pe…

70 years ago, the connection between smoking & lung cancer was first made. Smoking rates have fallen since then but there is still more to do. We need the next UK Govt to end cancers caused by smoking. Join the campaign for a #TurningPointForCancer bit.ly/CRUKGE

Following the election results, we are looking forward to working with the new UK government to deliver on their proposals to help end the waits, drive earlier diagnosis and end cancers caused by smoking. We will be urging them to take the bold steps of committing to new age of

So important this bill is in the Kings speech!! Smoking remains the biggest preventable cause of cancer.

These data highlight why the new Government has to bring forward the tobacco and vaping bill ASAP. Tobacco remains the biggest preventable cause of cancer- and every day matters. Important to remember that behind these numbers are real people, their friends and families.

⏰NI #CancerWaitingTimes show again patients are waiting longer than they should for cancer diagnosis & treatment. 💜Cancer affects families in every constituency & must be at the forefront of the minds of all politicians. ➡️Early diagnosis & treatment = better outcomes.

Great to kick off the PIC away day- what’s committed and passionate group of people….👏👏👏👏 Great to recognise the brilliant work you all do. ⁦Cancer Research UK Policy⁩

Thanks to ⁦Michelle Mitchell⁩ for joining us at our away day today. Inspirational and motivational session and I know how much PIC valued your attendance.👏👏👏👏 ⁦Cancer Research UK Policy⁩

The new government’s commitment to raise the age of sale for tobacco will have a hugely positive impact and takes us a step closer to a #SmokefreeUK. Smoking is the biggest preventable cause of death in the UK and is responsible for 160 cancer cases per day. This legislation will

Such a privilege to join for the opening of Manchester’s fantastic new cancer research facility- The Paterson building. Genuinely stunning and a result of many people’s hard work and dedication! Truly excellent. 👏👏👏👏 The Christie NHS, The University of Manchester Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK

Our new briefing on the Charity Research Support Fund (CRSF) explains why it is so important to bolster charity-university research partnerships and calls on Government to increase the CRSF: shorturl.at/Jkw41 Read on 👇🧵

A great article in Health Service Journal from Cancer Research UK Policy's own Naser Turabi, on the implications of new CRUK analysis exposing the rise in cancer patients waiting far too long to begin treatment 1/2 hsj.co.uk/quality-and-pe…

Today we are publishing evidence from our Institutes to show the impact of changes to the UK immigration system on cancer research. We call on the new UK Government to reduce costs and review the system so it works for research - to meet their ambitions for health and growth.

Inflation-busting increases to visa fees are putting off some of the world’s most talented scientists from coming to the UK. Recent visa fee increases need to be reversed and the Home Office needs to initiate a full-scale review of the impact of the immigration system for

Very much enjoyed speaking with Steve Brine and Prof Dame Helen Stokes-Lampard on Prevention is the new cure about the importance of Tobacco control. It is absolutely critical that the government bring this proposed legislation forwards as quickly as possible Wes Streeting MP . podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/36-…

Our Executive Director of Policy, Information & Communications Ian Walker spoke with Steve Brine & Prof Dame Helen Stokes-Lampard on the newest episode of their podcast, 'Prevention is the New Cure'. Listen below to hear about Ian's recent trip to New Zealand & the importance of tobacco

Just been on the sofa BBC Breakfast following a piece about the amazing BlackinCancer. I focused on inequalities faced by black & ethnic minorities. Cancer's complicated - genetics, social factors, service access... Great to get the message out on the research we're funding.

Good to see an important conversation on BBC Breakfast this morning - spotlighting BlackinCancer's work from @Siggs28, Magda and Randy at CRUK Cambridge Institute, followed by @NaserTurabi on the sofa talking about the complexity of cancer inequalities and the work Cancer Research UK is doing to overcome

What great news. An excellent recognition of Sir Mike’s work and the impact he has had on the field. 👏👏👏👏

An excellent addition to the CGC Scientific Committee - solving the biggest challenges in cancer requires some of the worlds brightest minds- great to have FabriceAndre join the team! 👏👏👏👏