Overview
- He said his cancer is incurable but not untreatable and emphasized that effective care is available.
- He urged men over 50, Black men, and those with a family history of prostate cancer to seek screening.
- He admitted he was "silly" to delay testing because he felt fine, urging others not to wait.
- He noted Sir Chris Hoy’s public diagnosis prompted thousands of men to book checks.
- He said the diagnosis has shifted his priorities to "family first".