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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Hannah Cottrell

Teen has leg amputated after lump from rugby tackle turns out to be cancer

Oliver Liddle, who had his leg amputated to stop the spread of bone cancer - (Mukesh Mistry/PA Real Life)

A teen who lost his leg when a lump that formed after a rugby tackle turned out to be cancer said he has learned to “stay positive” despite his ordeal.

Oliver Liddle, 19, had his leg amputated after finding aggressive bone cancer in his leg.

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