John Bishop cancels shows after motorbike accident with Tim Peake
A live comedy gig is cancelled as well as Bishop taking part in Sir Chris Hoy's charity bike ride.
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"I went out for a motorbike ride with Tim Peake, who's a brilliant lad and a great cyclist."
— John Bishop , Celebrity
"Obviously, it's disappointing to be making this announcement, but John's wellbeing has to be the main concern, and he must follow the medical advice he has been given."
— Jamie Cox , Executive
Key People
Jamie Cox is the managing partner at Harris Financial Group.
John Bishop is a British comedian and actor known for his stand-up performances and television work.
Sir Chris Hoy is a Scottish track cyclist and multiple Olympic gold medalist.
Tim Peake is a British astronaut and retired Army Air Corps officer.
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A live comedy gig is cancelled as well as Bishop taking part in Sir Chris Hoy's charity bike ride.
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