The Latest Breaking News from Imogen

Alex Jamieson's cancer has returned twice in the past year - now she and her husband are determined to do all they can to extend her life and the time she has with her beautiful girls

Families who had their lives shattered on Dec. 14, 2012, are still straining under the weight of their losses — and still pushing for the changes they had hoped would have already happened by now.

Captains Nic Stoddart and Nicola Owen led the way as Hunter fell just short of a breakthrough runner-up finish at the NSW Interbranch surf lifesaving titles on the weekend at Shelly Beach. Hunter finished third, eight points behind Sydney Northern Beaches but ahead again of traditional rivals Central Coast. Sydney…

“I can’t explain how devastating it is. Everyone has a death, haven’t they? You just don’t know when it is"

Mum-of-two Alex Jamieson, 39, from Stockport, was misdiagnosed for years

Bernard Morgan, a 98-year-old D-Day veteran, is among those to have their stories featured on the wall of poppies in central London.

Rosie said she always knew she "wouldn't survive the tumour" but had "almost started to feel hopeful"

Neuro physiotherapist Rosie Croft, 36, now diagnosed with terminal cancer, in race to fill her daughter with 'as many happy memories as possible'

Neuro physiotherapist Rose Croft began developing migraines and vomiting, and the new mum initially put it down to sleep deprivation and post-natal depression

Neuro physiotherapist Rosie Croft was diagnosed with a stage three brain tumour just months after giving birth to her daughter. She has now been given a terminal diagnosis.

Neuro physiotherapist Rosie Croft, 36, from Glasgow, was diagnosed with a stage three brain tumour in 2016, 10 months after her daughter Imogen was born.