BBC's Bill Turnbull on living with prostate cancer | 5 News

► Former BBC Breakfast presenter Bill Turnbull revealed that he'd been diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in March 2018.

Since then, Bill has been undergoing treatment and has become an ambassador for Prostate Cancer UK - urging men to get themselves checked and to be aware of the signs and symptoms.

In this interview, Bill speaks with long-term friend, and former co-host, Sian Williams about how he's been over the last couple of years.

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[stephentrotter]

Just watched after hearing the news bill died from his cancer … grew up watching him on breakfast tv .. what a guy R.I.P.

[noelshaw]

From a fellow sufferer, this a brilliant interview with two friends.

[tabazan]

Rest in eternal peace, you lovely man 🙏
Sending love and light to your family 🙏 Xo

[anjou]

Such sad news, Bill you were a gentleman. Rest in Peace. ⚘

[waynefarrar]

Very sad that Bill lost is battle, but much to admire the way he took takes the cancer on, 🙏

[matthall]

Bill And Sian Are Reunited After They’ve Been On BBC Breakfast

[stillstanding]

A sad loss. His colleagues loved him as this interview shows. Perhaps not an interview but chat with a close friend.

[bassbytes]

My take from this is that there isn’t a reliable enough test for screening prostate cancer yet. Until there is, a national screening programme would not be beneficial, and would cause a lot of anxiety and unnecessary treatment in men that would never actually die from the disease anyway.

[paulkellett]

Diabetes has almost the same symptoms and can be confused with the symptoms of Prostrate cancer. Going to the toilet more often and back ache etc. If you are Diabetic ask for a prostrate check.

[nigelsmith]

A very informative video, well presented.

[bernielocksmith]

The problem is easier said than done to get checked - If you can get a Doctors appointment and have a problem you get referred to hospital - often this is cancelled or you dont get to see the specialist but see an understudy who should be supervised but isnt

[TheTREEHOUSE]

Sorry to hear this. There is hope through Jesus Christ. For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.