Trevor Field knows how uncomfortable tests for bladder cancer can be.

In the 13 years since the 81-year-old was diagnosed, he has had more cystoscopies than he can count.

The procedure involves inserting a camera into the bladder and he has to have these every six to 12 months, to make sure his cancer has not returned.

But he could eventually benefit from a simple urine test at home instead: "That would be tremendous."

The test is currently being offered to new patients in Coventry and Leicester along with parts of Wales and will lead to faster treatment and cut waiting lists, according to the West Midlands Cancer Alliance.

Trevor, from Tipton, said that would be "amazing" and that the procedures he has "aren't the easiest thing" for some people.

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