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Mum who had skin cancer in sun safety warning

Mum who had skin cancer in sun safety warning
BBC England Wednesday 24 June 2026, 08:26 UTC 1 min read
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A melanoma survivor from Ormskirk, Lancashire, urges people to protect their skin from the sun.

A melanoma survivor from Ormskirk, Lancashire, urges people to protect their skin from the sun.
Ormskirk (LOCATION) Lancashire (LOCATION)
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