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We want men with prostate cancer to get better diagnosis, better treatment and better support. But we can’t do it alone: we need your help.
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WATCH: Wife of cricket legend Bob Willis urges wives and partners to join the fight against prostate cancer.
This powerful short documentary celebrates a magical sportsman, cricket legend Bob Willis, and his wife Lauren's fight for better tests and treatments for men like Bob across the UK.
‘I want Bob to have a legacy’: family of cricket legend Willis lead fundraising drive in his memory
Lauren Clark,, the wife of cricket legend Bob Willis, leads a fundraising charge for Prostate Cancer UK calling for better tests.
West Indies cricketing legend reveals how he lost his brother to prostate cancer
In the same week we uncovered GPs' shocking lack of knowledge about black men's increased risk, Michael Holding, former West Indies fast bowler, told cricket fans how prostate cancer has affected his family and called on black men to face their risk head on.
Dominic Cork asks Stoke City FC: "How big is your prostate?" – and only Mark Hughes gets it right
The former England cricketer is joining Jeff Stelling for the fifth day of his 400-mile March for Men, which starts at the ground of Cork's beloved Stoke City FC. We filmed him talking to the club manager, Mark Hughes, about his connection to Prostate Cancer UK and find out just how few of his players know the size of their prostate.
Warwickshire cricketers sign for Men United
On a wet and cold Friday in late May, we made our latest cricket signings for Men United in the shape of Warwickshire County Cricket (WCC) players Richard Jones, Oliver Hanon-Dalby and former England wicket keeper Tim Ambrose.