9,864 Followers, 4,265 Following, 2,832 Posts - Laura Boyd (@lauraanneboyd) on Instagram: "🎥 Entertainment reporter STV News 📺 Co-presenter What’s on Scotland 🎤 Events host 👩‍🎤 Singer: Laura Boyd & The Capri Sons 🎗Charity campaigner"

Sep 21, 2019 · Laura Boyd was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukaemia in 2009 and a family member has now agreed to be a surrogate to gift the 38-year-old her dream of being a mum.

Mar 19, 2023 · Boyd, a well-known face as entertainment reporter for STV News and What’s On Scotland, was left with no choice but to accept she may never become a mum but that’s when her...

Nov 24, 2019 · Thrilled Laura Boyd announced the amazing news in a Twitter post today - 10 years after she was first diagnosed with leukaemia. A Scots TV reporter's dream of becoming a mum has come after she...

Aug 20, 2021 · STV presenter Laura Boyd will front Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life events in Scotland this autumn. Laura, who has lived with chronic myeloid leukaemia for more than a decade, is...

Laura Boyd, 30, from Glasgow, is an entertainment producer/ reporter for STV.TV. Also, she blogs about her battle with chronic myeloid leukemia and charity ventures. She was diagnosed in September 2009.

Laura is the entertainment reporter for STV News and has interviewed everyone from Dolly Parton and Rod Stewart to Martin Compston and Brian Cox. She also covers the arts and...

Jan 14, 2022 · STV News entertainment journalist Laura Boyd has become an inspiration for many as a positive representation of how cancer doesn’t automatically bring your life to a halt. Laura started her career by studying Communication and Mass Media at Glasgow Caledonian University where she underwent a weeklong work placement at the STV.

Feb 4, 2019 · Brave TV presenter Laura Boyd has opened up on her life with leukaemia and her devastating diagnosis as she marks World Cancer Day 2019. The STV personality, who is still living with the disease,...

May 19, 2018 · WHEN TV presenter Laura Boyd was told she had cancer at the age of 28, she asked her GP, ‘Am I going to die?’ “Oh, we’re all going to die dear,” was his glib response.