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Kate Garraway has revealed she hasn't been able to see husband Derek for two months as he continues his agonising battle with coronavirus in hospital.The broadcaster, who recently clashed with Dominic Raab live on air, admitted that because of the latest in lockdown in the UK, she's unfortunately not been able to see Derek face-to-face.The 53 year old made the revelation while interviewing boxer Frank Bruno with co-host Ben Shepherd on Friday's instalment of Good Morning Britain. Frank reached out to Kate, and wanted her to send his best regards to Derek when she sees him next.

direct to your inboxKate Garraway has said she she still has not been able to visit husband Derek Draper after last seeing him at Christmas. The Good Morning Britain host offered an update on Friday's show following an interview with guest Frank Bruno.

Kate Garraway has revealed she is yet to see her husband Derek Draper as he remains in a coma in hospital after contracting COVID-19.Appearing on Friday's Good Morning Britain, the host - who hasn't been able to visit her partner since Christmas - spoke with former heavyweight boxer Frank Bruno, who sent a sweet message of support.READ: Kate Garraway reveals struggle with sleeping amid Derek Draper's COVID battleWATCH: Kate Garraway reveals she's been feeling low since Christmas"If you see your husband today give him my regards," he told her at the end of his interview, to which Kate replied: "Unfortunately I can't see him, I haven't been able to see him for two months." She added: "I will try to pass the message on."READ: Kate Garraway

Mike Tyson and Frank Bruno’s emotional reunion 25 years on from their last heavyweight battle is set to hit our screens this week.‘Iron’ Mike locked horns with Bruno twice during his legendary boxing career, first stopping the Brit after five rounds in February 1989 before finishing the job two rounds earlier when they met again in March 1996.A quarter of a century on from that last fight the pair recently met up to film a documentary which will air on NOW TV and Sky Documentaries this Friday.The programme will show how both men have managed to rebuild themselves and find peace again after suffering respective problems outside the ring.But that’s not all Tyson and Bruno have in common, as Celebrity Net Worth claim they both have the same

A groundbreaking cause that put mental health firmly on the map will close next year – yet another victim of Government funding cuts.

Frank Bruno has backed more old-timers to come out of retirement - as long as they don't disrespect boxing.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxThe title may be overselling it a little.There are no groundbreaking revelations in this excellent documentary about three-times world heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis.But you can’t blame the marketing team for sprinkling a bit of showbiz glamour over this self-effacing giant.Lewis never trash-talked like Mike Tyson or played the family entertainer like Frank Bruno.

The Mirror is asking everyone across the country to stop what they are doing and stand on their doorsteps for a two-minute silence on Sunday, November 8.

coronavirus cases. Pub staff have now warned that they will refuse to serve punters who use a made-up name on the government scheme form.The boozer also told punters not to “take the p*ss” and to help protect people who have health problems.In a statement, the Nant Inn in Buckely, Flintshire said: “After last night (Saturday), we will be strict on the Covid rules.

Mike Tyson reportedly raked in an astonishing £557m during his iconic heavyweight career.

Mike Tyson trilogy fight after pictures emerged on social media of Bruno’s bulging physique. The Briton, now 58, fought and lost to Tyson in world title fights during the 1980s and 1990s but looks like he can still pack a punch.Tyson, a former undisputed heavyweight champion of the world, is already prepping for a comeback with several exhibition opponents being mentioned.

Boxing is almost back and we should have some news soon on when our shows will return.But while we wait, this week I look back at another of my favourite once and that was Wembley Stadium in 1995.The national stadium was the setting for the magical night when Frank Bruno finally won a world heavyweight title at the fourth attempt.With Oliver McCall holding the WBC title, I backed Bruno to beat him.I just really fancied him in the fight and when we went over to watch the American face Larry Holmes I spotted something about him.McCall would continually look out of the ring and seemed easily distracted.This would help Bruno go one step further than when he lost to Tim Witherspoon, Lennox Lewis and Mike Tyson.But it was also going to be about

Mike Tyson cemented a legacy as one of the greatest heavyweights of all time during his iconic 20-year professional career. The self-proclaimed Baddest Man on the Planet, who remains the youngest world heavyweight champion in history, claimed 44 of his 50 victories by knockout.He shared the ring with some stellar names, too, including Evander Holyfield, Frank Bruno, Larry Holmes, Lennox Lewis and Michael Spinks.But when asked in 2014 which fighter he would have most liked to face from any era, and in any weight class, Tyson had a quick and simple answer.

Mike Tyson's long career came to a close 15 years ago when he lost to Kevin McBride in 2005.

A computer simulation of a boxing match between Mike Tyson and Deontay Wilder has showed the latter absolutely pulverising his opponent.

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