Sir Chris Hoy has been diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer and the Olympic hero has vowed he still has a "lot of life left to live" in an interview with This Morning

Sir Chris Hoy ’s wife Lady Sarra has revealed the guilt she felt when she hid her own illness from her husband.

The cycling icon and multi-time Olympic gold medalist has been given between two and four years to live after being diagnosed with stage four cancer

Team GB Olympic legend Sir Chris Hoy has opened up on his battle with terminal cancer, in an emotional live interview with wife Sarra. Hoy, who's been told he has four years to live, was first diagnosed with cancer in September last year,

Sir Chris Hoy says the treatment he is receiving for his stage-four prostate cancer is ‘working’ and he is hopeful of living beyond the diagnosis he has been given by doctors. Having first been diagnosed with cancer in September 2023, Hoy, a six-time Olympic champion, announced last month that his condition was terminal.

The Olympic legend stunned the world when revealing he had terminal cancer - now he is aiming to cycle across Cambodia to fundraise for impoverished children.

Sir Chris Hoy has said being diagnosed with cancer was the “biggest shock” of his life. The six-time Olympic champion revealed last month in a Sunday Times interview that his cancer is terminal after he first made public in February that he was undergoing treatment,

Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy and his wife Lady Sarra Hoy spoke to This Morning about their diagnoses of terminal cancer and multiple sclerosis.

Sarra Hoy said it 'wasn't the right time' to tell him after his own tragic news Her own diagnosis came after she told the dentist about 'tingling' in her face Click here to visit the Scotland home page for the latest news and sport Sir Chris Hoy’s wife has told how she kept her multiple sclerosis diagnosis a secret from her husband as it ‘wasn’t the right time’ to share the news with him so soon after they had been told he had terminal cancer.