Cancer warning to sun seekers
Half of Britons think that their skin is darker than it actually is, putting them at risk of developing skin cancer, according to new research by the British Association of Dermatologists.
Brits still risking skin cancer, health experts warn
More than half of Brits want a suntan despite strong messages about the increased risk of skin cancer, health experts have warned.
62 per cent of Brits said that they found tanned skin more attractive than paler skin, compared to 56 per cent of people responding to a similar survey five years ago.
Daybreak's Richard Gaisford reports:
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