BBC broadcaster says in interview he feels lucky but that he does not think he will ‘get rid of this thing’
George Alagiah, seen here at the Edinburgh International Book Festival 2019, was first diagnosed with cancer in 2014.George Alagiah, seen here at the Edinburgh International Book Festival 2019, was first diagnosed with cancer in 2014.has said he feels lucky for the life he has lived even though cancer will “probably get me in the end”.
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