SCOTS comedy icon Fred MacAulay has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. The standup has had regular checks after his father ...

Comedian Fred MacAulay has revealed he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. The 68-year-old previously told how he had been getting regular checks since his father and brother were both diagnosed ...

The 68-year-old is encouraging other men to get checked after the disease was detected fol­low­ing a reg­u­lar check-up.

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Perth-born Fred MacAulay has been a vocal advocate for prostate cancer charities, having lost his own father to the disease. He has now been given the news that he has cancer.

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Fred MacAulay has revealed that he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. The 68-year-old says he has no symptoms but got checked out because of his family history.

Scottish comedian Fred MacAulay has announced his early-stage prostate cancer diagnosis, urging men to get tested. His father and brother previously battled the same disease.