Barbara Windsor: Last News

Barbara Windsor paid tribute to the Eastenders legend for a final time during an emotional funeral service. Coronavirus restrictions meant that only 30 people were allowed to attend the ceremony, which was held at Golders Green Crematorium in London this afternoon.

Dame Barbara Windsor was laid to rest on Friday.

Barbara Windsor was laid to rest during a star-studded funeral service on Friday, with both her family and famous colleagues attending the ceremony held at Golders Green Crematorium in London.MORE: Ross Kemp reveals touching last conversation with late Dame Barbara WindsorThe national treasure's husband, Scott Mitchell, announced her passing last month, saying in a statement: "It is with deep sadness that I can confirm that my darling wife Barbara passed away at 8.35pm on Thursday 10 December at a London care home.

As Barbara Windsor was laid to rest on Friday, her former Eastenders co-star Martine McCutcheon has shared an emotional tribute to honour her memory.The actress, who recently celebrated the anniversary of her first meeting to husband Jack, took to Instagram to relive some of her memories with the icon.The 44 year old posted a black and white photo of a young Barbara and wrote a lengthy caption on the day of her funeral. She said: "My Darling Barb, today is your funeral.

Barbara Windsor 's funeral order of service showed her iconic Carry On Camping topless moment alongside an hilarious quote from Barbara.

Dame Barbara Windsor’s funeral honoured that actress’ sense of fun from the floral arrangements through to the mass booklets.

DAME Barbara Windsor's loved ones have turned out to say their goodbyes to the EastEnders legend at her funeral today. The 83-year-old is being mourned at a private ceremony at Golders Green Crematorium in London.

Much-loved Barbara Windsor was making her fans smile even at her funeral with a Carry On-themed wreath. Friends and family are today paying their respects to the national treasure at the service in London.

Friends and family of much-loved Barbara Windsor paid their respects to the star at her funeral today in London. The telly icon's hearse arrived with the floral tribute 'Babs' as pallbearers carried her coffin.

Martine McCutcheon has paid tribute to her 'kind' EastEnders co-star Barbara Windsor who is being laid to rest on Friday.

Barbara Windsor's friends and family are saying goodbye to the telly legend at a small private funeral today.

Barbara Windsor's funeral is taking place today and her lifelong friends Ross Kemp and Christopher Biggins have arrived to attend. The beloved actress died in December at the age of 83 following a battle with Alzheimer's.She is being cremated at a private ceremony at Golders Green Crematorium in London with only 30 guests attending amid the coronavirus pandemics restrictions on gathering.Christopher was the first to arrive, wearing a long black coat and scarf, obscuring his face with a black mask.Comedians David Walliams and Matt Lucas, of Little Britain fame, were also sighted outside the redbrick building.The hearse arrived later, with a funeral procession moving behind the vehicle.

at Golders Green Crematorium.The star, who was best known for her appearances in the Carry On films and EastEnders, sadly died in December at the age of 83 after battling dementia.The iconic actress will be cremated at a private ceremony at Golders Green Crematorium in London this afternoon.The number of mourners will be limited to 30 due to the coronavirus pandemic.Dame Barbara’s friend and former EastEnders co-star Ross Kemp is giving the star's eulogy.Barbara's other close friend Christopher Biggins confirmed following news of her death that he will be attending her funeral and that Ross will be reading a eulogy in tribute to the late star.Speaking about the funeral last month on Steph's Packed Lunch, Christopher said: "I'm very honoured

The funeral of much-loved Barbara Windsor will take place this afternoon, Friday 8 January, but the number of mourners will be limited. Her on-screen son, Ross Kemp, is to give a eulogy as loved ones say their goodbyes to the star, who won't get the send off she deserves until Covid restrictions are lifted.The TV legend died last month at the age of 83 following a brave six-year battle with Alzheimer's.The funeral service for national treasure Barbara will take place at Golders Green Crematorium in London.

DAME Barbara Windsor has been praised for her “extraordinary” work raising dementia awareness. The actress died in December at 83 and her funeral will take place in London this afternoon.

Barbara Windsor this week, ahead of the legendary actress' funeral this Friday.

Adam Woodyatt has vowed to "keep moving" amid his divorce from his ex Bev.The EastEnders star, who is most well known for playing the role of Ian Beale on the popular BBC soap opera, took to his Instagram stories to showcase his mindset with his 48,300 followers.The 52 year old, who recently paid a touching tribute to Barbara Windsor following her death, posted a snap of a bicycle that had a quote written around it, which read: "Life is like riding a bike to keep your balance you must keep moving". [sic] The TV personality later shared a photo of a rainbow from one of his cycling sessions on his Instagram feed.

Barbara Windor 's funeral is taking place this Friday and longtime pal Ross Kemp is giving the star's eulogy.

Dame Barbara Windsor 's funeral will be a much more low-key event than she deserves.

DAME Barbara Windsor's funeral will take place on Friday with limited mourners and Ross Kemp giving a eulogy. The EastEnders legend died last month at the age of 83 following a six-year battle with Alzheimer's.

Dan Walker sparks concern with late night post before BBC Breakfast“Anna Karen is speaking about her early life, I’m speaking about the middle part of her life and Ross [Kemp] from EastEnders is talking about that part of her life.“It will be very, very sad.