Prostate cancer campaign
ITV and Prostate Cancer UK have teamed up to ask people to make a pledge to stand by the men in their lives and unite in the fight against the disease.
'Fundamentally important' men go and get tested
Actor Neil Stuke has said it is fundamentally important that men from all backgrounds get tested for prostate cancer.
Mr Stuke said: "The most fundamentally important thing that it (the campaign) should do is for men to go and get tested.
"If you are diagnosed with prostate cancer, there is hope and lots of hope."
The actor, who played a character in BBC show Silk who was diagnosed with the illness, is an ambassador of Prostate Cancer UK.
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