Renowned Formula 1 commentator Murray Walker, who was recently diagnosed with cancer, has explained that he no longer requires chemotherapy to fight the disease. The 89-year-old had been due to undergo six monthly rounds of treatment after tests revealed that he was suffering from lymphoma, a type of blood cancer. The diagnosis came in the wake of a fall, suffered while on holiday, that left him with a broken pelvis. "There is great news from my selfish point of view," began Walker, speaking to British newspaper the Daily Mail, "I went to have my pre-chemotherapy blood check this week and was understandably delighted when they said, 'Your blood condition has improved so much...
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