My killer cancer was first detected in Sainbury’s car park – radical new NHS test could save you too ...Middle East

DAVID Assheton had no idea he had lung cancer until he was tested in a supermarket car park. He is now one of more than 5,000 people who have been diagnosed with out-of-hospital NHS lung scans. David Assheton, 70, had no symptoms of lung cancer but a scan found a nodule that was later removed with surgery Keen hockey player David was back on the pitch just weeks after his op The 70-year-old former mechanic, from Rugby in Warwickshire, caught his tumour early and is back to normal life after surgery. The health service began running mobile un

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