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Cliff Richard says his routine check before a tour found prostate cancer early, not metastasised, and the cancer is now gone.
Doctors said the cancer had not metastasized and had not spread to bones or other areas at the time of diagnosis.
Richard urges men to get tested and checked, stressing regular health checks to catch treatable cancers early.

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Brussels sprouts lead the list of Christmas bans in the thinkmoney poll.
Eggnog is the second-most banned item in the Christmas survey.
Sir Cliff Richard and Michael Bublé are among the festive figures people want to avoid.
The King’s Speech also appears on the list of unwanted Christmas traditions.
Thinkmoney notes cost pressures influence people’s Christmas choices.
Liverpool is named the ‘grinch capital’ with 17% wanting to cancel Christmas there.
A sizable share of Brits want traditional Christmas items removed from celebrations.
The poll was commissioned by thinkmoney and highlights consumer sentiment.
Traditions like mince pies and turkey also appear among items people want banned.

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Sir Cliff Richard reveals he has been treated for prostate cancer over the past year.
The cancer was detected before it could metastasise and is currently cancer-free.
Richard urged men to get tested early and support national screening.
He learned of the cancer after a promoter required a medical check for a tour.
Richard expressed openness to collaborating with public figures to raise awareness.
He referenced the need for early diagnosis and support from Macmillan.
Richard discussed the lack of a national screening program for prostate cancer.
The interview covered his tour ending at the Royal Albert Hall and possible Australia trip.
Richard highlighted the importance of testing for men and recognition by government.
The piece notes Richard hopes to raise awareness alongside the King on cancer.

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Cliff Richard says he has been treated for prostate cancer for the past year and its status is currently favorable.
Richard advocates universal testing, arguing everyone deserves the chance for early detection and treatment.
The King previously indicated his treatment would taper off in the new year, prompting new awareness efforts.
Richard is open to collaborating with Dermot Murnaghan and others to amplify the message about screening.
Health advocates stressed that early detection can improve outcomes for prostate cancer.
The interview included context on related discussions about targeted screening for high-risk groups.
Cliff Richard highlighted his long career and public health advocacy in light of his diagnosis.
Dermot Murnaghan disclosed his own stage four prostate cancer diagnosis during coverage linked to the interview.
Health experts in Prostate Cancer UK commented on the significance of early detection and awareness.

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