Cassandra Wardle says her mum used talcum powder on her every day when she was a baby - now she is one of thousands of British women who blame the product for causing their cancer. Mrs Wardle is part of a 2,000-strong UK group represented by lawyers who claim global pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson "knew for decades" there was allegedly asbestos in its talc. But J&J insists its baby product was safe and stressed it "takes the issue of talc safety incredibly seriously". If the action goes