Lung cancer is the third most common cancer in the UK and kills more than 35,000 people every year. The UK currently lags at the bottom of an international league table for five-year survival, with just 13 per cent of people with lung cancer still alive five years after diagnosis.
The Centre for Cities and British Lung Foundation charities are calling on the Government to adopt WHO limits on air pollution, which is now killing more Brits than car crashes.
Combat Stress said its income has fallen from £16m to £10m in this financial year partly due to a cut in its NHS funding support.
The Department of Health said it was trying to find ‘as many passengers as we can’ who recently travelled to the UK from Wuhan.
A study of 12 year olds found those who grew up around busy roads had less grey matter.
Claude Bosi said he has lived in England for 23 years.
China is building a hospital dedicated to treating patients infected with coronavirus.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the situation is being closely monitored as an expert claimed three cases are in Edinburgh and one in Glasgow.
Three patients in Edinburgh are suspected of having the disease, as well as one in Glasgow.