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I would probably do just one side one year and the top the next year personally. Grows back very well from old wood but doesn’t like too much of a shock!
I agree with Jon side one year top the next and give the base a good rake out and mulch and feed with blood, fish and bone to help cope with the stress.
Yes a yew will sprout from wood unlike basically every other conifer but it is slow and as other have said they dont really like it but do survive.