Davina McCall heartbroken by Sarah Harding 'blaming herself' over late cancer diagnosis

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway has admitted that she is “desperate to be able to give a happy ending” for her husband Derek Draper, after his struggles with Covid-19 have left him needing round-the-clock care.The ITV star recently accompanied Derek on an 11,000-mile trip to Mexico, so that he could undergo cutting-edge medical treatment at a specialist clinic.Kate, 54, has kept the public up-to-date with Derek’s condition ever since he was struck down with coronavirus in March 2020, where he became so ill that doctors were forced to put him into an induced coma.Derek, also 54, did not return home for over a year and the debilitating nature of his continued illness has left him feeling suicidal at times.Kate won a National Television Award last year for Finding Derek, which documented her family’s struggles during her husband’s 13 months in hospital.Now, an eminent doctor in the States had reached out to the journalist after seeing her documentary, suggesting that he take the flight across the Atlantic.Derek had to undergo oxygen and pressure tests to check he was able to cope with the 16-hour transatlantic flight but has successfully managed to make the journey.The former lobbyist has received specialist treatment at a clinic in Monterrey and is set to return for 28 days next month, while healthcare professionals continue to monitor his brain, liver and lung function.Speaking about their trip across the pond, Kate told the Sun that her husband was “desperate to get better”.“It took weeks and weeks of planning, and when I told Derek about this place he was excited,” she said.

Many of you will have noticed that there’s been a shake-up on BBC One's Morning Live this week.The much-loved programme has relocated from London to Manchester and Kym Marsh has gained some sparkling new co-hosts in the process. Joining him, Kym and Rav Wilding are Sara Cox, Sam Quek and Kimberley Walsh. “I’m looking forward to working with Kym again,” says Gethin.

Spencer Matthews has exclusively opened up about going teetotal again after admitting having the “odd drink” didn't make him feel “good”.The former Made In Chelsea star originally quit booze back in 2018 when his wife Vogue Williams was pregnant with their first child, son Theodore, who is now three. But after indulging in the occasional drink “every so often”, the 33 year old says it made him question the point of drinking at all and go sober again.

Davina McCall forced Twitter users on the warpath last year when she took to the social media site with a "save our BBC" plea. Asking her 2.7million followers for help, she asked them to put their names to a petition urging Boris Johnson and his party to “stop the political attack on our BBC”.She wrote: “I’ve just signed the petition calling on Boris Johnson to stop his war on our BBC.

Davina McCall paid a touching tribute to Sarah Harding during Friday's Stand Up To Cancer telethon on Channel 4. The presenter, 54, first met Sarah, who was just 39 when she tragically passed away on Sunday 5 September following a battle with breast cancer, when she hosted Popstars: The Rivals in 2002, the singing competition show where Girls Aloud was formed.

Bad Habits, which urged viewers to donate to the fundraiser. A special edition of Celebrity Gogglebox also featured celebrities including actor Michael Sheen and his girlfriend Anna Lundberg, comedians Aisling Bea and Robert Delaney, comedian Matt Lucas and his mother Diana and England footballer Kalvin Philips alongside rapper Aitch.

The Wanted's Tom Parker has issued a devastating update on his battle with cancer, revealing his heartwrenching reaction when doctor's told him he had a brain tumour.

She's been starring on our TV screens for numerous years now, from Big Brother to The Masked Singer, but while the shows change, Davina McCall continues to wow fans with her age-defying looks. It's no secret that former model Davina is an avid fitness fan, with her regularly sharing her gruelling workouts with her 1.4million Instagram followers.

cancer. During the fundraiser, clips were shown from his documentary Tom Parker: In My Head, in which he revealed he had found out about his cancer during a family trip to Norfolk. Tom had had a seizure during the trip but had to go to hospital on his own as it was during the coronavirus pandemic. It was there that he was told he had cancer, having to face the news on his own and struggling to believe he had a brain tumour at just 32 years old. Tom and The Wanted appeared live on the show to discuss his journey so far, with Tom telling host Davina McCall he was doing ‘as well as someone with cancer can be, to be honest.’Speaking about how he got through the past year and the advice he’d give to others in the same situation, Tom told her:

Tom Parker revealed on Stand Up 2 Cancer that he wasn't allowed anybody around him when he was diagnosed with cancer.Tom, 33, revealed in October 2020 that he had been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour after suffering a seizure just several months earlier.The dad-of-two was rushed to Norfolk Hospital while his wife Kelsey had to remain at home with their children due to coronavirus restrictions.During a chat with Davina McCall, Tom recalled the moment consultants gathered around him and "closed the curtain" to reveal the devastating news.Addressing viewers who may be diagnosed with cancer, he said: "You've got to have a positive mindset, cancer can consume you very quickly and very easily."There was a time at the start of this

Gogglebox fans tuning into the latest episode will get a surprise tonight as the regular faces have been swapped.

Alan Carr and Adam Hills for Channel 4's Stand Up To Cancer fundraiser for Cancer Research UK. Davina told how reading about Sarah Harding's death from breast cancer brought back memories of her sister.

Cheryl has posted a rare video to her Instagram stories where she thanks fans for attending her Mighty Hoopla event which was before Sarah Harding's tragic death.The star performed at the 2021 Might Hoopla on 4 September which was at Brockwell Park, London.The event took place just a day before Cheryl's former band member died of breast cancer. Sarah Harding died on the 5th September of this year aged just 39 after revealing that she was unwell in August 2020.

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Cheryl took to social media this afternoon to thank fans for their support at a gig which took place over a month ago, following a break from social media.The singer performed at Mighty Hoopla 2021 on September 4, the day before her former bandmate Sarah Harding died.The songstress was battling breast cancer and died on September 5, at the age of 39.Following her death, Cheryl said she was at a "loss for words" and trying to navigate "unfamiliar waves of disbelief".After a short break, the 38-year-old returned to the picture-sharing site earlier today to share a video from the pop festival."I love you all.Thank you for an amazing night @mightyhoopla," she captioned the footage, which she shared with her 3.5 million followers.It was the

Maya Jama has revealed that working with Davina McCall is a "pinch me" moment as she prepares to host Stand Up 2 Cancer with her.The 27 year old will host the telethon on Friday night alongside Davina, 53, and their co-hosts Alan Carr, 45, and Adam Hills, 51. Speaking exclusively to new magazine ahead of the gig, Maya has admitted it was former Big Brother host Davina who made her want to pursue a career in television presenting.

Davina McCall has said the "hardest thing" about Sarah Harding's death is that she was "hard on herself" for not being diagnosed with breast cancer sooner.The Girls Aloud singer sadly passed away after a battle with the disease last month at the tender age of just 39. Davina, 53, had a connection with the superstar, hosting both Popstars: The Rivals – the show which former Girls Aloud in 2002 – and The Jump, which Sarah competed in in 2016.

Ahead of death, Sarah penned her memoir, Hear Me Out, in which she revealed she had delayed seeking medical advice because of the coronavirus pandemic.Sarah told how she put a lump on her breast down to playing too much guitar and was "in denial" about her symptoms.Last month, the singer's mum confirmed the heartbreaking news in an Instagram post via Sarah's official account.She explained the Girls Aloud died peacefully in her sleep at home today.In an emotional tribute, she penned: "It's with deep heartbreak that today I'm sharing the news that my beautiful daughter Sarah has sadly passed away."Many of you will know of Sarah's battle with cancer and that she fought so strongly from her diagnosis until her last day."She slipped away

Sarah Harding tragically passed away last month, long-time friend Davina McCall remembered how Sarah gave herself a hard time because of the delay in diagnosing cancer.Davina, 53, first met Sarah, 39, when she hosted Popstars, the hugely popular singing show where Girls Aloud first formed.Sarah was diagnosed with cancer which later spread, until her sad death last month.Before she died, Sarah wrote a book and revealed that she had delayed seeing a doctor about her health concerns because of the pandemic and her fear.The Girls Aloud star said she was "in denial" about her symptoms at first.

Lucy Kennedy has opened up about the late Sarah Harding, remembering her as someone who was ‘very nice’ to everyone but delicate and brought out her protective side.

Davina McCall has spoken out on Sarah Harding's death weeks on from her tragic passing.TV host Davina, 53, first met Sarah, who was just 39 at the age of her death, when the brunette TV star hosted Popstars, the singing competition show where Girls Aloud was formed. Nearly 20 years after the show, Sarah tragically passed away last month after being diagnosed with cancer which later spread.