Shocking footage shows a Breast Cancer Now charity worker caught wishing the disease on woman.

The woman, who wishes to be anonymous, said the man was trying in Leyland, Lancs.

She says she politely said she wasn't interested and closed the door, but then Ring Doorbell footage heard the man say she "hopes she gets the disease."

The woman, whose grandmother died from breast cancer, said: "I thought it was my son coming home from school so opened it in a rush with the oven beeping at me."

"Saw it wasn't him and politely said 'I'm not interested thank you' and closed the door."

"I thought I heard him say something when he left, so checked my Ring camera."

"He did say something - I hope you get it."

The woman chased the man down the street and confronted him on November 6 but she said he "showed no remorse" and denied saying it. "

She said: "He had the nerve to deny it and showed no remorse and said I was the one who was rude for closing the door in his face."

"Firstly, I didn't. "

"I quickly said ‘no thank you' and I have to pull the door with force so it clicks shut. "

"Secondly, how can anyone who works for a breast cancer charity wish breast cancer on you because they deemed you rude?"

The woman said she does not want Breast Cancer Now, to be tarnished by the man's conduct.

She posted the incident on Facebook to make the charity aware of his behaviour, to prevent him from causing any further upset to those affected by the disease.

Breast Cancer Now have been contacted for a comment.