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A £40 million pound relocation project by NHS London could see children with cancer uprooted from their beloved Royal Marsden hospital.

Parents of a four-year-old who suffers from a rare and aggressive cancer are celebrating being a step closer to taking their son to America for…

Teddy Lichten was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma, an aggressive childhood cancer, in July 2022.

Teddy Lichten,4, was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma in July 2022.

Colleagues are visiting every London Tube and railway station to raise money for a train-obsessed four-year-old boy to receive life-saving cancer treatment ...

The parents of train-obsessed four-year-old Teddy Lichten launched a £300,000 fundraising appeal in February.

The parents of train-obsessed four-year-old Teddy Lichten launched a £300,000 fundraising appeal in February

Teddys parents are backing the Daily Expresss Back Britain to Beat Childhood Cancer campaign, which calls for the UK to help trial a promising cancer vaccine.

Teddy Lichten has neuroblastoma and needs to raise £300,000 to access the treatment in New York by the end of 2023.

The campaign to get a three-year-old who suffers from a rare and aggressive cancer to the US for treatment will hit the big screen with a film to be…