The Latest Breaking News from Zoe Ball

The Radio 2 star, 54, said her symptoms were so bad she struggled to breathe while hosting her breakfast show

Prostate Cancer UK said it shows how the earlier you find the disease, the easier it is to treat.

Ball presented Play School and Think Of A Number, and was the first celebrity to be voted out of Strictly Come Dancing when he competed in 2012.

The broadcaster and author revealed he was diagnosed three years ago and has been receiving treatment

The presenter, 54, has spoken candidly about her grief, recalling how she collapsed after losing her mum Julia last year and needed urgent help from her doctor

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The broadcaster opened up about the ‘ladette’ era and said she felt she had to ‘suck it up’ at the time but now sees it differently

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‘You’re conditioned to think that’s just how it is,’ presenter said

Zoe Ball said she quit her BBC Radio 2 show to be there for her daughter while she sat her GCSEs, but she is "never here."