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Patrick Murray has taken to social media to complain after he was left waiting for ten hours in A&E, before giving up and going home. The Only Fools and Horses star, 66, who is currently undergoing treatment for cancer, shared that he was advised to go to A&E by his doctor after running a high temperature during chemotherapy. Taking to Twitter, he wrote: "Ten hours waiting in A&E is unacceptable.

Only Fools And Horses star Patrick Murray has been slapped with a parking fine of £2,800. The 66-year-old actor, who is currently battling cancer, revealed that an unsolved parking ticket he received at McDonald's five years ago has soared to an eye-watering amount. The star, who played Mickey Pearce on the popular comedy show, told fans how he first received a fine of £100 for parking in a disabled bay, which he claims a member of staff told him to do while he waited for his food.

Only Fools and Horses star Patrick Murray has been slapped with a £2,800 parking fine by McDonald's.

Only Fools and Horses actor Patrick Murray revealed he is now struggling to walk after his cancer returned.

Only Fools And Horses star Patrick Murray has revealed his lung cancer has returned and spread - despite previous hopes he had been cured. Murray, 66, who played Mickey Pearce in the classic sitcom, first announced his diagnosis in January 2022. But in May last year, the actor expressed hope that an operation to remove a cancerous tumour, alongside chemotherapy, appeared to have been a success.

READ MORE: Escape to the Country's Jonnie Irwin sickbed update after 'embarrassing' outing effort"Despite all the wonderful efforts by the medical and nursing teams at Medway, Guys, and Kings College hospitals, the lung cancer has returned. I thought I had a painful groin strain a couple of months ago, unfortunately that turned out to be the cancer getting into my pelvis and leg bones. It has also entered my lymphatic system.

Patrick Murray's cancer has returned and spread. The 66-year-old actor - who is known for starring as Mickey Pearce on 'Only Fools and Horses' alongside Sir David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst - was diagnosed with lung cancer in the summer of 2021 and underwent an operation ithe following October to remove the tumour before enduring rounds of chemotherapy to in a bid to stop the cancer from coming back. However, the sitcom star took to social media on Monday (24.

Only Fools and Horses star Patrick Murray have been flooding his Twitter with messages of love and support after the TV actor shared some tragic news. Taking to his account this morning (April 24), he informed followers that he has been diagnosed with cancer again as it has returned and spread to his legs and pelvis. Last year he was given the all-clear by doctors following a previous cancer battle.

Only Fools and Horses star Patrick Murray has revealed that his cancer has returned and spread, after he originally got the all-clear last year.The 66 year old actor, who played Mickey Pearce on the iconic show, battled lung cancer before being given the all-clear. Doctors have now told him that not only has the cancer returned, but it has also spread to his legs and pelvis, which he revealed in a heartbreaking post on Twitter.

READ MORE: Only Fools and Horses: David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst's on set prank that nearly caused a cleaner to 'die of fright'Just a few weeks ago the star shared a picture with some old castmates and looked in high spirits. But in a message for friends and fans this morning, Patrick revealed that tragically the cancer has returned and spread. He wrote: "I have been trying to avoid this tweet for a while, but I owe it to my friends to keep you updated.

Greenwich, who also famously starred in the movies Scum and Quadrophenia, first arrived in Peckham as Rodney Trotter's (Nicholas Lyndhurst) pal Mickey during the Healthy Competition episode of Only Fools, and remained a fan favourite until the sitcom's final episode. READ MORE: EastEnders star who played Rosie Miller is unrecognisable in forgotten role as Trigger's niece in Only Fools and HorsesTaking to Twitter on Saturday, April 8, Patrick shared a photo alongside Philip Pope, who played Tony Angelino in the Stage Fright episode in 1991, and Michael Jayston who played James Turner in Time on Our Hands in 1996. Patrick jokingly captioned the image: "Back to Margate with Philip Pope and Michael Jayston.

ONLY Fools and Horses favourite Patrick Murray says his recent cancer op saved his life – and one of his greatest wishes now is to revive the sitcom with co-star Sir David Jason. The actor, who played Mickey Pearce in the BBC1 classic, thanked Professor Nigel Heaton — the surgeon of footballer George Best — for removing half his liver, which contained a tumour. He now hopes he’ll be declared cancer-free at his next scan, leaving him clear to work with Sir David, who last year said he would be up for playing Del Boy one last time.

Only Fools and Horses star Patrick Murray announced he has had a part of his liver and a tumour removed following his second cancer diagnosis.

Only Fools And Horses actor Patrick Murray had thought he was completely cancer-free after receiving treatment for a tumour in his lung. However, he has now received the heartbreaking news that the life-threatening disease is back.He took to Twitter today to reveal to his fans: "I am going home today."Minus half a liver and a tumour that the wonderful Prof Heaton removed last week."The actor added: "I kept this under my hat that they'd discovered another primary cancer last year."I am a two person, that's for sure.

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ONLY Fools and Horses fans were thrilled when stars of the hit comedy reunited more than 30 years since they last appeared on screen together. Actors Patrick Murray who played show regular Mickey Pearce, Philip Pope (Tony Angelino) and Daniel Peacock, aka Mental Mickey, left fans of the iconic sitcom delighted as they reunited for a rare public appearance at an event in Hull earlier this week.

, adding that a tumour in his liver is “shrinking” in response to treatment. He told the Sun newspaper: “I don’t drink now so I’m not going down the pub to celebrate — a salad and a sparkling water is more my thing. “I’ve had so many messages from my old Only Fools pals, like David Jason, when I revealed me diagnoses.

lung cancer.The Only Fools And Horses actor also revealed another tumour had been found in his liver, but that it was luckily considered “treatable”. Patrick, 65, told fans he was “over the moon” that his lung cancer had been “cured” and the tumour in his liver was also “shrinking”. The star’s cancerous lung tumour was caught in its early stages at the beginning of this year when he had some scans.Patrick underwent surgery, as well as chemotherapy, to remove the tumour. During his treatment, another tumour was discovered in his liver, but doctors confirmed it was “treatable”.Patrick addressed his 11,800 Twitter followers today, revealing his exciting health update.He explained: “Thanks again for all your lovely messages. As you may know, I was diagnosed with lung cancer last July.“After an op in Oct to remove the tumour I had chemo to help prevent the cancer returning. “During this chemo, another tumour was discovered in my liver.“Luckily for me this cancer was unconnected to the lung cancer and was also treatable.”The actor then told his followers he had received transcatheter arterial chemoembolization (Tace), a minimally invasive procedure performed in interventional radiology to restrict a tumour’s blood supply.“I had a procedure called Tace to deal with this,” he explained. “Last Friday l saw my oncologist,” he continued.

Only Fools and Horses star Patrick Murray has thanked his fans for their ongoing support the past few months after he was diagnosed with lung cancer last year.The actor, 65, gave his followers an update of how he is getting on as he revealed his lung cancer is cured - but added there was still more to go.Patrick, who played Mickey Pearce in the BBC sitcom, explained that following an operation to remove the tumour in October he underwent chemo to keep the cancer from returning.However, during chemo, he explained that another tumour was found in his liver, though it was "unconnected" to the lung cancer and "treatable".Patrick wrote: "I had a procedure called TACE (transcatheter arterial chemoembolization) to deal with this."Last Friday I saw my oncologist. She told me the lung cancer was cured and that the tumour in my liver was shrinking.

Twitter account.  He tweeted: 'Thanks again for all your lovely messages. As you may know, I was diagnosed with lung cancer last July.

Only Fools and Horses has been named Britain's favourite TV show ever, but even the biggest Del Boy fans might not know some of the events that happened on set.The hit BBC comedy sitcom ran from 1981 until 2003, and it followed bickering brothers Del Boy and Rodney Trotter on their quest to become millionaires in Peckham.It was just crowned the nation's favourite TV programme of all time in a public vote conducted with viewers of The One Show.However, the cast has also suffered sad news in the last year, following Boycie actor John Challis's passing and Mickey Pearce star Patrick Murray's cancer diagnosis.To celebrate the legendary sitcom, Daily Star has rounded up some incredible secrets from behind the scenes.Leading cockney-boy Del Boy has become one of the most famous characters in British television history - known for his cheeky money-scheming ways and catchphrases like 'Lovely jubbly'.Iconic actor David Jason did a stellar job of playing Del, but the character actually harks back to a real person who John knew.Describing the man, called Chicky Stocker, John said: "He was a working-class Londoner and a tough man but always dressed very neatly.“He wasn’t the sort of bloke you’d go out of your way to annoy but nevertheless he was very nice".The story, along with these other facts, was told in Steve Clark's book, Only Fools And Horses: The Official Inside Story.Although producer Ray wanted David Jason for his leading man role of Del, it looked like David wasn't going to play him at first.John, along with BBC show runners, wasn't sure he was the right fit for the role.In 1967, Jason had been offered the role of Corporal Jones in Dad's Army, which Clive Dunn had turned down.David was only 27 at the time, but he was