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Mark Shelmerdine, the veteran producer who revived London Films as an indie powerhouse and played a pivotal role in the development of the international TV distribution market, died October 26 in Santa Barbara surrounded by his family. He was 78.

Express.co.uk, Carol shared the “magic of life” as she announced her highlights of the year.Carol began: “I've known poverty and heartbreak and I've known grief and in all of the things from the year I list, there were a few downs but I've made the 7/10 scores 10/10 in my head.”She shared she “always runs off to Portugal at the beginning of the year for a reset,” which helps her disconnect from the franticness of life.Carol explained that she also looks after her health, and found she was able to get rid of “creaky joints” by “experimenting with some new supplements” this year.The author also made an honourable mention to having part of her old Cambridge College named after her, The Carol Vorderman Buttery.Carol went to read engineering at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge in 1978.At only 17, she became one of the youngest women accepted to Cambridge University at the time.She studied engineering and left the university with a third class degree, something she told The Independent in 1997 was very "disappointing".Earlier this month, Carol left fans concerned after revealing she was forced to miss a This Morning appearance due to being bed-bound for a few days.Carol took to social media and revealed she had succumbed to the flu and was stuck in bed.The Countdown legend shared a candid video wearing a dressing gown while in her bed.She explained she felt "rough as a bear" after announcing she would not be appearing on This Morning.In view of her 499,500 Twitter followers, Carol tweeted: "Four days into the flu thing.....not brushed my hair for four days and coughing like a good 'un. Rough as a bear's...“Sorry I won't be on @thismorning...sending love to the fam.

Carol Vorderman, 61, looked phenomenal in a new selfie shared with her 480,000 Twitter followers.The media personality smiled for the camera as she got ready for her appearance on BBC Radio Wales.She boasted her natural no-makeup look despite candidly confessing she was “slightly hungover” after watching the rugby. Carol looked cosy at home in a plaid turtleneck jumper while she posed in the sunshine.She captioned the post: “Excited for the show today @BBCRadioWales.“My lovely @bryanadams is on....got a feeling he might be serenading me. His new album is called ‘so happy it hurts’.“So for your shoutout: When was the last time you were so happy it hurt?She concluded: “#slightlyhungoverlook after the game.”Carol recently shared a throwback picture from her university days, prompting a reply from her old university.The former Countdown host went to read engineering at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge in 1978.She became one of the youngest women accepted to Cambridge University at the time.Carol studied engineering and left the university with a third class degree, something she told The Independent in 1997 was very "disappointing".The TV looked back on her time at university earlier this week as she shared her graduation pictures with her Twitter followers.In the photographs, Carol can be seen wearing no make-up and with her natural brunette hair permed.She wrote alongside the images: "Ha...

Carol Vorderman, 61, went to read engineering at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge in 1978 and, at 17, was one of the youngest women accepted to Cambridge University at the time.The former Countdown host took to Twitter to respond to Cambridge University's comment on her graduation pictures.Carol took to Twitter yesterday in view of her 480,500 followers to comment on her graduation pictures from her time at Cambridge University.She studied engineering and left the university with a third class degree, something she told The Independent in 1997 was very "disappointing".In her graduation pictures Carol can be seen to be very fresh-faced with freshly-permed hair.She captioned the post: "Ha... 1981..