Radio presenter Jamie Theakston shared that he was 'thrown' from his motorbike as he made his return to Heart Breakfast on Monday morning after being declared 'cancer free'

Radio presenter Jamie Theakston revealed that he was flung from his motorcycle on his first day back at the office following cancer treatment. The 54-year-old underwent four months of gruelling treatment after he was diagnosed with stage 1 laryngeal cancer in September 2024 which involved three separate surgeries.

Jamie Theakston has made his triumphant return to Heart Breakfast following his announcement he was cancer free. Joining co-host Amanda Holden for the first time since September 2024, Jamie told listeners: "Four months I’ve waited for this moment. I don’t want to cast aspersions on JK’s height but I might need to adjust his seat!"

"Today is the four-month anniversary of my cancer diagnosis," Theakston said after appearing on Heart Radio's Breakfast show on Friday. "I've got some news for you. Because I can tell you that as of today,

Laryngeal cancer affects the voice box, often causing persistent hoarseness, throat pain, and difficulty swallowing. Early detection and treatment, including surgery and therapy, significantly improve survival rates and overall outcomes.

Jamie Theakston has returned to Heart Breakfast four months after he was diagnosed with cancer and the presenter has confirmed that he is now 'cancer free'

Heart Radio presenter Jamie Theakston has revealed he is cancer-free, four months after being diagnosed with stage one laryngeal cancer. The 54-year-old broadcaster made the emotional announcement during his return to Heart Breakfast on Friday morning,

TV and radio presenter Jamie Theakston has said he is “cancer free” months on from his stage one laryngeal cancer diagnosis.

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