Why patients want 'cruel' cancer-free bells banned: It's a ritual brought over from America... but now there's mounting anger among the terminally ill who must listen to others celebrate

When seven-year-old Dottie Rees rang the end-of-treatment bell on Safari Ward at Great Ormond Street Hospital on October 6, 2022, it marked the end of 18 months of gruelling chemotherapy.

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