The British Prime Minister Gordon Brown will pledge that GPs in England are to get speedier access to diagnostic tests to help spot less clear-cut cancer cases. Patients will get key tests within two weeks of seeing their GP, he will tell the Labour Party conference on Tuesday. It will mean faster reassurance for patients and could save thousands of lives by picking up cancers earlier. <br/><br/>There is already a target in place for patients suspected by their GP to have cancer to be seen by a specialist within a fortnight. Cancer Reform Strategy published in 2007 highlighted better detection of cancer in primary care as a priority. Mr.Brown will say greater access to tests will enable GPs to rule out cancer or get an early diagnosis. <br/>