A special message from The King for Stand Up To Cancer 🧡

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A special message from The King, broadcast as part of Stand Up To Cancer 2025 – a joint campaign from Cancer Research UK and Channel 4.

Stand Up To Cancer has launched a simple online screening checker, which helps users determine which breast, bowel and cervical screening programmes they may be eligible for, provides trusted information from Cancer Research UK, and directs users to further support where needed.

🔗 ⬇️ Check if you are eligible:
screeningchecker.co.uk

Watch more of The King, The Queen, The Prince and Princess of Wales, and other members of The Royal Family on @TheRoyalFamilyChannel.

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