People affected by cancer share their personal and moving stories, in a series of short films in aid of Stand Up To Cancer. Mum-of-two Shona was diagnosed with cancer shortly after giving birth. While Shona was undergoing treatment, her partner Will was diagnosed with terminal cancer. This is the deeply moving story of a family who faced unimaginable heartbreak caused by cancer. 

Davina McCall presents this groundbreaking documentary, live from inside a one-off cancer clinic at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge for Stand Up To Cancer, offering unprecedented access to the world of cancer diagnosis and treatment. Cameras follow patients and their families through pivotal moments, from the shock of diagnosis to the challenges of treatment and life-changing test results, revealing both the medical and deeply human experience of facing cancer. The programme also explores the UK's screening services and the crucial role that they play in saving lives. Among the patients featured are those diagnosed with breast and lung cancer, two of the nation's most common and deadliest forms of the disease. The programme shows how spotting the signs early can make all the difference, and how advances in technology and compassionate care are transforming outcomes for patients across the country. It aims to demystify what happens inside a cancer clinic, challenge the fears that stop many from getting checked, and show that taking that first step towards early diagnosis could be the most important decision you ever make.