A discussion with Prof Karen Canfell on cervical cancer elimination. In our second episode, we discuss the Global Strategy for cervical cancer elimination with Prof Karen Canfell, Director of the Daffodil Centre, University of Sydney and Cancer Council, New South Wales. .

A discussion with Dr Umesh Mahantshetty and Dr Sophie Otter

We discuss the highlights of our latest Special Issue, with a focus on cervical cancer care in low and middle income countries.

A discussion with Dr Sophie Otter and Dr Saif Ahmad, current members of the Clinical Oncology Editorial Board, hosted by Dr Fin Slevin, Trainee Editor.This discussion with current Editorial Board members explores the role of the Editorial Board and the advantages and opportunities associated with being an editor.

Chaired by Prof Robert Huddart (Guest Editor of our latest Special Issue - Bladder Radiotherapy) and co-hosted by Drs Finbar Slevin and Saif Ahmad we discuss key aspects of bladder cancer treatment with experts , Prof Jim Catto, Prof Valerie Fonteyne, Dr Lydia Makaroff and Dr Mohini Varughese.

We discuss the new Instant Oncology editorial series with our Assistant Editor Dr Ben O'Leary and Instant Oncology creator Dr Lei Wang.

We discuss COVID-RT: a national UK initiative that aims to study the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on UK radiotherapy services and patient outcomes

Finbar Slevin, clinical oncology trainee at Leeds Cancer Centre, speaks to Anna Olsson-Brown and Chris Jones about how NOTCH was established, current and future projects and its engagement with trainee oncologists in the UK

Anthi Zeniou and Finbar Slevin, speciality trainees in Clinical Oncology, interview Dr Katy Clarke following her award of the RCR ORF Trainer Award for 2019. They explore how she has developed teaching and training in Leeds, especially with regards to FRCR examinations, addressed challenges such as staffing and service pressures and supported her trainees throughout their training.

Anthi Zeniou and Finbar Slevin, speciality trainees in Clinical Oncology, interview Dr Katy Clarke following her award of the RCR ORF Trainer Award for 2019. They explore how she has developed teaching and training in Leeds, especially with regards to FRCR examinations, addressed challenges such as staffing and service pressures and supported her trainees throughout their training.

We discuss the exciting new technology of MRI radiotherapy and how it may potentially transform clinical radiotherapy.