- Broadcaster Jeremy Clarkson's partner, Lisa Hogan, has praised his decision to share his aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis on his show Clarkson's Farm, revealing it prompted 30,000 people to visit the Prostate Cancer UK website in a single day.
- Hogan explained that Clarkson was initially reluctant to film his hospital treatment, but producer Andy Wilman convinced him to go public to raise awareness and help others.
- To treat the illness, Clarkson underwent high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU), a minimally invasive procedure using soundwaves to destroy targeted cancer cells, and confirmed in June that he is now in remission.
- The 66-year-old presenter urged the public to get checked early, describing the screening as vital and dignified, while Hogan highlighted how speaking to friends with similar experiences provided emotional support.
- The health update follows a previous heart procedure in which Clarkson was fitted with two stents, and coincides with Clarkson's Farm recently winning the reality docuseries prize at the National Television Awards.
