DESERT Island Discs host Lauren Laverne has said she is in hospital after being diagnosed with cancer.
The broadcaster, 46, announced the news yesterday, adding that she is expected to make a full recovery.
Alongside a selfie on Instagram, Lauren wrote: "It was (thank God) caught early and unexpectedly during a screening test."
The BBC presenter thanked the medical teams who have been caring for her with "incredible skill and kindness".
She also praised her family and friends, who have been "extraordinary every step of the way".
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