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the women of hopes may be in the bobsleigh for the women. and zoe at king in the final tomorrow and she qualified in fourth, final tomorrow and she qualified in fourth, so final tomorrow and she qualified in fourth, so there is more hope than there fourth, so there is more hope than there was fourth, so there is more hope than there was last time. fourth, so there is more hope than there was last time. your narrative over the winter there was last time. your narrative over the winter olympics there was last time. your narrative over the winter olympics has i there was last time. your narrative over the winter olympics has been | over the winter olympics has been fabulous because in the early days it was, its too early and we started late last time we did do too well, it s too early, hold your horses, and then i think it was last week, well, there is hope, and what is it today? tails are up. i week, well, there is hope, and what is it today? tails are up. is it today? tai
for prostate cancer but that s 14,000 fewer than would have been expected when compared with pre pandemic numbers. one in eight men will get prostate cancer in their lifetime. men over 50, black men and those with a history of it in their family are at even greater risk. my dad s 80th there. that was the case for andrew. that was after the operation. his dad had lived with prostate cancer for years. then in 2020 a routine screening blood test revealed some worrying signs and a prostate cancer diagnosis soon followed. his advice for other men now is simple. don t just sit there thinking it will be right like i did, there could be something happening there and one thing i found out since about prostate cancer is that it s very aggressive and once it takes hold of the rest of your body it canjust be a chasing game. i was very lucky, i didn t need any radiotherapy, didn t need any chemotherapy. the operation did it for me.
literally we used to say we were each other s twin, we had the same mindset and we were very, very close so it s very difficult without him. danielle wasjust 25 when her dad johnny died after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. he was only 63. they were really close so losing her dad to a disease that, if caught early enough, is very treatable has been hard to take. his diagnosis came as a shock so it was in 2015. he did have some symptoms, now i realise, probably must have started a couple of years beforehand. but for that diagnosis you just don t think it s ever going to happen to you, you don t think it s going to affect your family. johnny died two years after being diagnosed. the charity prostate cancer uk and the nhs are both worried there could be thousands of men who are living with the cancer but don t yet know it. since april 2020 more than 58,000 men have begun treatment
the telegraph has the royal story but it leads on those comments by the foreign secretary liz truss, warning of the need for caution over russian claims to be withdrawing troops from the ukrainian border. and the guardian has a spectacular weather picture on its front page. that s blackpool looking particularly bracing yesterday. of course carol is going to keep us up of course carol is going to keep us up to date with that throughout the morning. just had a message from tommy, we were talking about dive bombing seagulls, he said he was dive bombed inside brighton train station, had a bacon sonic nicked off his lap so it s notjust outdoors we have to be careful. more than 14,000 men in england who don t know they have prostate cancer are being urged to come forward for treatment. new figures show it accounts for a third of cancers not treated due to the pandemic. our health correspondent dominic hughes has been to meet two people whose lives have been touched by the disease. he was my