Anita Dobson: Last News

A post shared by Brian Harold May (@brianmayforreal)In a later clip, Brian explained that he caught the virus when he and his wife, Anita Dobson, went to a friend’s birthday lunch.He said: “We all walk around fearful of what happened if we got this terrible plague.

Brian May, 74, ensured he colour coordinated with his wife Anita Dobson, 72, who stunned in a sparkly red dress and matching shoes at this year's ITV Palooza.The actress completed her glamorous look with striking red lipstick and styled her hair in an elegant up 'do.For his blue carpet attire, the singer opted for a black shirt with trousers, a long blue coat and a red scarf.The couple cosied up in the cold weather as they posed for pictures amongst fellow celebrities at the event.Ahead of making their way into the venue, Brian and Anita were also seen holding hands as he led the way.Brian was joined by his band mate Adam Lambert, who stood alongside the couple for snaps.Rod Stewart shares funny video with rarely seen daughtersThe band are

The guitarist made quite the entrance, as his helicopter touched down on the pitch at Hine Downing Oval in Falmouth in front of spectators.As a result, the match between Falmouth 2nd XI and Helston 2nd XI was delayed by seven minutes.Onlookers watched as Brian, 74, disembarked with his wife Anita Dobson, 72, and headed to the wedding in the village of in the village of Mawnan Smith.A Falmouth Cricket Club spokesman said: ‘The helicopter took about seven minutes to land.‘The club knew it was coming, we do get one or two helicopters who land on the outfield from time to time. Everyone just stopped to watch this monster land in the middle of the game.‘It dropped him off then went off to refuel then came back again.

Brian May, 74, has made the decision to quit living in London, as he has recently found the capital to be too “brutal” to bear.The musician explained that although the recent flash floods that hit the home he shares with wife Anita Dobson, 72, were the “catalyst” for them to leave their lives in London behind, they had been struggling for “a long time” prior to the destruction.It comes after Brian and Anita returned home to find their Kensington property covered in sludge during a period of heavy rainfall that hit the city on July 12.Brian was heartbroken to discover the lower floor of his home had been ruined, with floods damaging the couple’s carpets, rugs, and his childhood photo albums.Anita’s keepsakes were also destroyed by water

Queen musician Brian May has shared that LBC broadcaster Rachel Johnson has since apologised to him.

Brian May returned home from a day at Royal Holloway College yesterday to find the bottom floor of his Kensington house flooded with black sludge.The devastated Queen guitarist said not only had it ruined his rugs and carpets in his home but all of his childhood photo albums had been damaged, as well as his wife Anita Dobson's memorabilia.Heartbreakingly, Brian said that his photographs had been on the basement floor as he had recently rescued them from his studio home as it had been threatened by forest fire.As he walked through his property, Brian filmed the extensive damage which he described as "disgusting".He later shared the footage online, in view of his 2.8 million followers.In his post, the musician blamed the flood on the local

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