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PROSTATE RESEARCH: Researchers from Belfast and London have joined forces to test a new treatment for prostate cancer.
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They will examine whether the therapy aimed at men who do not respond well to existing care is safe.

Professor David Waugh said: “Finding the right drug for the right man at the right time is vital.

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