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Government set to FAIL on life-saving cancer target: Patients won't be treated rapidly until 2032, analysis suggests

Daily Mail Health · 7 October 2026 at 00:55

Government set to FAIL on life-saving cancer target: Patients won't be treated rapidly until 2032, analysis suggests

The Government will fail its pledge to treat urgent cancers within two months of referral in England, Cancer Research UK has warned.

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Government set to FAIL on life-saving cancer target: Patients won't be treated rapidly until 2032, analysis suggests

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