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Archie Goodburn pleads for more funding for rare cancer research
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This video can not be played Archie Goodburn is calling on the government for more funding following the passing of the Rare Cancers Bill. The 25-year-old swimmer, who was diagnosed with brain cancer when he was 22, is the Scottish 50m breaststroke record holder and finished seventh in the event at this summer's Commonwealth Games. READ MORE: 'Give us a chance to fight' - tearful Goodburn urges PM to boost cancer funding Goodburn pleads for more funding for rare cancer research. Video, 00:01:54Goodburn pleads for more funding for rare cancer research Up Next. Swimmer Davies embraces Glasgow experience. Video, 00:00:38Swimmer Davies embraces Glasgow experience Taylor embracing pressure of expectation. Video, 00:00:28Taylor embracing pressure of expectation Defending champ Eccles to 'give everything to the end' Video, 00:00:59Defending champ Eccles to 'give everything to the end' Holley-Sotomi through to quarter-finals. Video, 00:00:52Holley-Sotomi through to quarter-finals Root looks refreshed and ready to retake captaincy reins - Cook. Video, 00:03:05Root looks refreshed and ready to retake captaincy reins - Cook Maresca loses first match as Inter beat Man City on penalties. Video, 00:01:38Maresca loses first match as Inter beat Man City on penalties Casemiro excited to play alongside 'football god' Messi in Miami. Video, 00:01:13Casemiro excited to play alongside 'football god' Messi in Miami Finn's masterclass on bowling variations. Video, 00:03:41Finn's masterclass on bowling variations I hope they do not ruin World Cup - Ancelotti. Video, 00:00:27I hope they do not ruin World Cup - Ancelotti Rodgers makes it clear this will be final NFL season. Video, 00:00:49Rodgers makes it clear this will be final NFL season 'I feel pain' - the British champion with no British passport. Video, 00:01:40'I feel pain' - the British champion with no British passport Watching the World Cup final with Argentina fans. Video, 00:01:35Watching the World Cup final with Argentina fans 'A date with history and we got there first' - Spain react to World Cup win. Video, 00:02:16'A date with history and we got there first' - Spain react to World Cup win Argentina boss Scaloni leaves press conference in tears. Video, 00:02:34Argentina boss Scaloni leaves press conference in tears 'I'm proud of it' - Keegan looks back on career highlights and legacy. Video, 00:01:40'I'm proud of it' - Keegan looks back on career highlights and legacy Brilliant first half, turbulent second - Tuchel. Video, 00:03:42Brilliant first half, turbulent second - Tuchel
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