News about Tommy Banks

Tommy Banks, believed to be the England's oldest living former international, has died at the age of 94. Banks represented England six times during his career, making his debut against the Soviet Union in Moscow in 1958. The left back was included in manager Walter Winterbottom's squad for the 1958 FIFA World Cup in Sweden the same year.

BUMBLE'S GUIDE TO LORD'S: I never miss getting to Lord's at 9am in the morning and seeing the massive queues snaking around the ground, waiting for the gunfire!Because when they open the gates for the members, it is an absolute stampede! What a moment. It reminds me of the Grand National and I find it amusing to see some of the cricketing community's elders fighting for the best seats for the day.

After being diagnosed with cancer last year, Hairy Bikers actress Dave Myers has provided an insight into his 'brutal' chemotherapy therapy. In a new interview, the BBC actor, 60, discusses how his brutal therapy has caused him to shed 'too much weight' after having zero appetite. Dave explained on Tommy Banks' Seasoned podcast that he is still recovering from cancer after being diagnosed last year, and that the side effects meant he could barely eat more than a can of soup.