74 minutes ago Terminally ill Sir Chris Hoy's wife diagnosed with incurable illness in shattering news

Olympic cycling legend Sir Chris Hoy has revealed his wife Sarra has also been diagnosed with an incurable disease after he was given the news his cancer was terminal

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88 minutes ago Signs of MS to watch for as Lady Sarra Hoy, wife of Sir Chris, falls ill

Sarra Hoy has spoken about the first signs and symptoms of multiple sclerosis as she faces life with the illness

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2 hours ago Sir Chris Hoy says he may have two years to live after cancer diagnosis

The news comes shortly after his wife had her own devastating health news

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8 hours ago 'Life can be so cruel': Fans react to 'gut wrenching' news that Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy's cancer is terminal

The 48-year-old - who won six Olympic gold medals for Team GB between 2004 and 2012 - revealed in February that he had been diagnosed with cancer. Now, he's shared that it's terminal

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8 hours ago Olympic champion reveals he wore an 'excruciating' cold cap during chemo so his son would not see him lose his hair in terminal cancer treatment

Sir Chris Hoy has revealed this week that he has terminal cancer. He also detailed the brave lengths he went to in order to shield his family from the disease, including wearing a painful cold cap.

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9 hours ago 'Life can be so cruel': Fans react to 'gut wrenching' news that Olympic champion Sir Chis Hoy's cancer is terminal

Fans have reacted to the tragic news that cycling icon Sir Chris Hoy has terminal cancer.

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9 hours ago Sir Chris Hoy's wife Sarra is battling MS, Olympic cycling champion reveals

Sir Chris Hoy's has revealed his wife Sarra is battling 'very active and aggressive' MS in the wake of his terminal cancer diagnosis. 

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10 hours ago Sir Chris Hoy has two to four years left to live after terminal cancer diagnosis

The six-time Olympic cycling champion announced his original cancer diagnosis in February

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10 hours ago Sir Chris Hoy shares heartbreaking update on terminal cancer diagnosis

The six-time Olympic cycling champion was diagnosed with the illness earlier this year, and has now revealed he has "two to four years" to live after being told the news

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