FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Breast cancer now - Caught on Camera

UK charity worker diverted £92,000 and spent £14,000 on a wedding ring

A former charity finance employee in the UK has been sentenced to two years and six months in prison after diverting a £91,966 payment intended for a breast cancer organisation into his personal bank account. Tameem Choudhury, 29, formerly employed by Breast Cancer Now, redirected the money by sending altered…

The Times of India · Oct 31

Ethnic minorities in England less likely to get breast cancer diagnosis from routine screening

Exclusive: People from marginalised groups more likely to be diagnosed via urgent referral or in emergency setting, research finds

The Guardian - UK · Oct 25

Man Jailed After Stealing £92,000 From Breast Cancer Charity to Fund Wedding and £14,000 Ring

Tameem Choudhury, 29, diverted a £91,966 refund owed to Breast Cancer Now and spent it on his wedding, honeymoon, and a £14,000 ring.

International Business Times UK · Sep 2

Mother with breast cancer forced to fundraise £200k for life-extending drug due to ‘unfair’ postcode lottery

Breast Cancer drug Enhertu is not available on the NHS in England and costs about £20,000 for three months privately

The Independent UK · Jul 21

Devon mum with incurable breast cancer pleads for life-extending treatment to give her more time with daughter

The treatment has been available in Scotland for more than two years as well as 26 European countries

The Independent UK · Jul 12

Olivia Attwood on breast cancer: ‘You can’t die out of embarrassment’

The former Love Island star is urging individuals to ‘look after your health’.

Evening Standard · Jun 17

London researchers find lymph node change could indicate breast cancer risk

New research could help identify people who are at higher or lower risk of breast cancer spreading

Evening Standard · Jun 5

Researchers uncover new way to identify patients with high breast cancer risk

Experts say the findings, over the structural changes within lymph nodes, can guide treatment decisions

The Independent UK · Jun 5

Women dying of breast cancer as life-extending drug remains blocked in England

A campaign is calling for Enhertu to be made available on the NHS.

Evening Standard · May 20

NHS England to develop ‘world-first’ database for genes linked to cancer

The health service is developing a register of 120 genes known to increase the likelihood of getting cancer as part of a 10-year plan.

Evening Standard · Jan 23