'Don't say bottom or poo' Gaby Roslin given strict rules when talking to Prince Charles

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Prince Charles when they were doing work for a bowel cancer charity that included not saying "bottom or poo".Gaby is most known for presenting The Big Breakfast between 1992 and 1996 as well as presenting on Children in Need between 1995 and 2004.The presenter has spoken widely about bowel cancer after her father was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 1996.Her husband David also lives with ulcerative colitis and she herself is diagnosed with a wheat allergy.Speaking to The Mirror, Gaby spoke about the strange rules she was given when she shared the screen with Prince Charles.She said: "When dad was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 1996 I suddenly realised I needed to learn more about health and nutrition."I really wanted to get to the bottom of it, no pun intended!

That’s something I still do. I read proper medical papers, not just magazines."When he got out of hospital we were doing something for a bowel cancer charity with Prince Charles.