Olympic cycling legend Sir Chris Hoy has shared details of the moment he was diagnosed with cancer, having explained he received a terminal diagnosis earlier this year

Olympic cycling legend Sir Chris Hoy has shared details of the moment he was diagnosed with cancer, having explained he received a terminal diagnosis earlier this year

Olympic cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy is urging men with a family history of prostate cancer to make appointments with their GP after his terminal diagnosis.

Scottish cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy was diagnosed with primary cancer in his prostate, which had spread to his bones - meaning it was stage four and teminal

Sir Chris Hoy has spoken for the first time since revealing his cancer diagnosis earlier this month, and shared the heartbreaking detail of how it came about

There was an outpouring of support when the six-time Olympic gold medalist revealed last month that he had been handed a terminal diagnosis and could have just two years to live.

Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy, 48, described his cancer diagnosis as 'the biggest shock' of his life and said telling his wife was one of the hardest things he had to do

Sir Chris Hoy, who has terminal diagnosis, says men with a family history of prostate cancer should be tested earlier as Health Secretary Wes Streeting orders a review