SIR Chris Hoy has said "there's a lot of life left to live", despite his terminal cancer diagnosis.
The Olympic cyclist, 48, and his wife Lady Sarra spoke publicly together for the first time since Sir Chris revealed he has two to four years left to live after being diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer.
Appearing on the This Morning sofa, they discussed their tough year, in which Sarra was also diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
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