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Max Stahl dead: Blue Peter host dies aged 66 after cancer battle“Now I feel like he’s really good, but there was a time where I’d notice the cycles of it."Whether it was recording or touring, there was definitely a connection to what he was doing band-wise."The I'm A Celebrity...

Max Stahl dead: Blue Peter host dies aged 66 after cancer battle"It's one of the best things I have ever done, I really enjoyed doing that show."The presenter added: "It was a massive challenge and every week, I surprised myself with how well I did."It was a really valuable show to have done, I loved it."On how she was feeling now, she spilled: "I have to say, since doing it, my brain is a bit sharper.

Pointless host Richard Osman returns to his show House of Games tonight where celebrities Sean Fletcher, Louise Minchin, Chris Washington and Kimberly Wyatt will take part in the final challenges before a winner is announced.Away from the show, Express.co.uk takes a look into his past love life admissions.Richard tends to steer away from questions about romance in interviews, but has discussed life after his marriage ended in previous times.The 50-year-old tied the knot to his now ex-wife in the late 1990s and they divorced in 2007.With his former spouse, he shares grown-up children Ruby and Sonny.Max Stahl dead: Blue Peter host dies aged 66 after cancer battleAfter splitting from his wife, the presenter admitted he feared the family

BBC series with Chris Packham and their co-stars.Taking to her Twitter last night, the 55-year-old said she was woken up by police officers banging loudly on her door.She wrote: "Just had such a fright.

BLUE Peter presenter Max Stahl has died at the age of 66. The TV star died on Wednesday in a hospital in Brisbane, Australia, following a lengthy battle with cancer.

Max Stahl, who went from presenting the BBC children’s show Blue Peter to bringing global attention to the East Timor conflict as a war correspondent, died in Brisbane, Australia, yesterday after a lengthy battle with cancer.

Blue Peter host Max Stahl has passed away at the age of 66 after suffering from a long battle with cancer.Max was known for his role on the popular children's programme but he was also a war correspondent and bought global attention to the East Timor conflict.Max passed away on Wednesday after a lengthy battle with cancer. Known to fans as Christopher Wenner during his time on Blue Peter from 1978-80, the TV star began his career in theatre as an actor and director.