Heard it being discussed just before 9 am and the person being interviewed explained that the figures for lung cancer are compared between 20 to 44, over 65 and over 75. The detail is in how to support very elderly people who might be too frail for the treatment, or caring for a spouse with dementia and struggling with appointments, or other circumstances that weigh against being able to commit to, and receive, treatment that is on offer. Seems that support for accessing treatment is more the issue than the availability of it, and doesn't apply to all types of cancers and treatments.
Can I use my bus pass on London buses?
Tommy Robinson arrested. Police using their existing powers
What were the first ever records that you bought and when?