From rock climbing to minty croissants (and everything in between!) the Cambridge crew are making a big impression at this year’s FYSOT. Highlights from all their adventures, including multi coloured toast and chalet intruders! Later on, the glad rags are on as the disco attracts the Cambridge lot like bees to a honey comb…they’re a lively bunch!

Ever wondered what your cancer looked like up close and personal under the microscope? Lorna Dixon investigates how cancerous cells are recognised by doctors and the procedures which take place when working with microscopes, looking at different dyes, colours and shapes.

Another singing sensation bravely takes to the stage as Natalie sings a spine-tingling version of a definite tear jerker!

A great version of a classic from Anthony Whitehead, adding to the incredible musical talent on offer at this year’s conference and a definite crowd pleaser!

Another corker from the very talented Nadine, this time singing ‘Stand By Me’ with more highlights from a very special weekend.

An emotional acoustic version of Heaven sang by the extremely talented Nadine Edwardson, accompanied by highlights of the weekend and snippets from the wonderful firework display.

Watch out…Dylan’s about! No-one’s safe from the camera as this year’s heart throb stops to chat to members of the conference, get their views on how the weekend is going and step into his new role as microwave operative of all hot chocolate drinks…

Missing Hollyoaks so he can make a guest appearance at the conference is Allan Pacey, talking all about fertility, how cancer can affect it and what other options and help there are available. With a host of facts and figures concerning pregnancy and why problems with fertility after treatment can occur, Allan answers, in a clear and understandable way, all those questions you wanted the answers to but never knew where to find them.

It wouldn’t be right without a Mickey J inspired act taking to the floor…and Liverpool certainly see to that! Their “thrilling” dance routine, polished and primed, leaves the crowd wanting more!

Next up, Sheffield, under the name of “Chomp” with their banging version of “We Will Rock You” and displaying some inventive costume choices!

Its Manchester’s turn next with their unique version of “Living on a Prayer”, which soon gets the crowd going and those voices warmed up!

The pom pom’s are out as Newcastle take to the stage with their cheerleading inspired version of “Mickey”. Give me an N, give me an E….!