Sir Chris Hoy reveals he is 'doing well' and getting fitter following gruelling chemo for terminal prostate cancer
Sir Chris Hoy has given an update on his condition saying he's 'doing well' with 'improving' fitness levels.
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Sir Chris Hoy issues health update after his terminal cancer diagnosis as Team GB Olympian explains why he has 'hope' for outliving his prognosis
Sir Chris Hoy has revealed that his fitness is improving despite a terminal cancer diagnosis - and the six-time Olympic champion has found comfort from the longevity of others affected by the same co…
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Sir Chris Hoy's wife Sarra opens up in first interview about Olympian's terminal cancer diagnosis amid her own battle with multiple sclerosis
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In an emotional first solo interview, Lady Sarra spoke to Lorraine Kelly on ITV's Lorraine as part of the chat-show host's March4March campaign.
66 days ago
Chris Hoy's heartbreak as doctors told him not to pick up his little girl after tumours fractured his spine
Sir Chris Hoy has revealed he suffered a broken back as a result of his terminal cancer and was told by doctors he could not pick up his six-year-old daughter.
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Ireland power through Scotland to stay unbeaten with Prendergast to the fore
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- Scotland 18-32 Ireland
- Finn Russell forced off early after clash of heads
The song remains the same for Scotland. The sound of bagpipes had drifted around Murrayfield, Flower of Scotland was belted out…
Scotland 16-32 Ireland: Six Nations 2025 – live reaction
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Cycling legend Chris Hoy hands referee James Doleman the match ball.
He’s almost welling up. Nice touch.
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Sir Chris Hoy: My friend's prostate cancer was caught early after I went public with my own terminal diagnosis
The six-time Olympic gold medallist announced last year that he was given between two and four years to live after being told the disease had spread to his bones.
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Sir Chris Hoy leaves Sports Personality Of The Year viewers 'in tears' with heart-wrenching speech amid terminal cancer battle
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The six-time Olympic gold medallist, 48, took to the stage at the award ceremony in Salford on Tuesday to praise Team GB for their outstanding efforts during Olympic Games in Paris.
Olympic hero Sir Chris Hoy says AI cancer advances give him hope for the future
Sir Chris Hoy has revealed he is hopeful that new treatments for cancer could extend his life. The Olympic gold medallist has been told by doctors that he has between two and four years to live.
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