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Christopher Biggins has revealed both he and Ross Kemp will be making speeches at Barbara Windsor’s funeral.

Dame Barbara Windsor's close friend Christopher Biggins has shared plans for her funeral.

Ross Kemp is in mourning after Barbara Windsor died from Alzheimer's on Thursday.

National treasure Dame Barbara Windsor passed away on Thursday 10 December after a long battle with dementia.The vivacious actress, famous for her long stint on EastEnders as Peggy Mitchell, spoke to former co-star Ross Kemp just three weeks prior, where she told him her dying wish. The 83 year old, via FaceTime, spoke to Ross, 56, about her despair over the disease and how much she felt that more research should be done into the topic.

Showbiz icon Barbara Windsor’s dying wish was for more money to be spent on research into dementia, her former co-star Ross Kemp reveals today.

Barbara Windsor after she sadly passed away last night.

EastEnders star Ross Kemp has paid tribute to his onscreen mum Barbara Windsor following her death aged 83.

The 56-year-old actor opened up about his chat with Barbara, 83, and her husband Scott Mitchell, 57, at the weekend. Barbara played Peggy Mitchell on the BBC1 soap until 2016, while Ross starred as her on-screen son Grant Mitchell.Talking on Good Morning Britain, Ross said: "I spoke to her on FaceTime on Sunday along with her husband Scott."She recognised me but I think we all have to be realistic that there is no cure for Alzheimer's presently and it's probably not going to get better for her."Her condition worsened in June and she moved to a care home at the end of July.Scott, who married Barbara in 2000, previously opened up about the decision to move Barbara into a care home.He said: "I feel I'm on an emotional rollercoaster.

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Ross Kemp suffered a terrifying wasp attack to his face, which left him with extreme swelling.The former EastEnders star shared videos and pictures of himself online showing off his swollen lips, as he thanked the NHS for helping him.The 56 year old explained that he was attacked by wasps after entering a loft space and disturbing them, with them stinging him several times. Ross jokingly compared himself to Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger as she showed off his very large pout.

Former EastEnders star Ross Kemp has issued a stark warning about wasps - after a number of them stung his face.

supports HTML5 videoRoss Kemp will be sporting a pair of swollen lips over the next several hours after being stung by wasps.The former EastEnders actor gave his social media followers a good chuckle on Monday evening, when he shared videos showing just how large his lips had become after the wasp attack. Although struggling to enunciate his words, Ross still had his sense of humour and joked: ‘I look like Mick Jagger don’t I? ‘Well, that’s what happens when you get stung by about three or four wasps in a nasal and lip area.

Nat King Cole – ‘Smile’“Most people perceive me to be the man that’s chewing the proverbial wasp, but the one thing I do when it really goes bad… I often smile in the worst situations. Sometimes it’s a nervous thing, and sometimes it’s a conscious thing.

Ross Kemp has said the coronavirus crisis has been like “a reset button” and helped to show what is important in life.

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Ross Kemp was recently criticised for wasting hospital resources after he wore PPE [personal protective equipment] to film his documentary Ross Kemp: On The NHS Frontline. It shows how staff at Milton Keynes University Hospital have coped with the coronavirus outbreak.

Ross Kemp has defended his new documentary about NHS staff on the front line fighting coronavirus, after he was criticised for going into a hospital where dying patients are separated from their loved ones.

EastEnders actor Ross Kemp opened up on The One Show about filming the iconic Sharongate in the classic episode that was re-aired on Tuesday.

Former Spandau Ballet star Ross William Wild has recalled how he attempted suicide shortly after leaving the band last year. The 31-year-old singer performed with Spandau Ballet stars Martin Kemp, Gary Kemp, Steve Norman and John Keeble throughout 2018 until the following year after replacing former band member Tony Hadley who had quit. Ross reveals that he then made the decision to quit himself 11 months after joining the group but claims Martin announced his departure without his knowledge during an interview on This Morning. Speaking to The Sun, Ross said: ‘I told Spandau I wanted to leave and they wished me luck.

Good Morning Britain, Ross Kemp opened up about her progress.In the emotional interview, Ross told Susanna Reid that he has not been able to see Barbara since lockdown began in the UK.The British actor and filmmaker admitted that there has been a ‘marked decline’ in her health. ‘The nature of the disease is that she initially knew exactly who I was and in three minutes she turned to me and asked me who I was.

Ross Kemp, 55, in his latest documentary, looks into living with Dementia and takes a look at how it has impacted his on-screen mother, Barbara Windsor who played Peggy Mitchel on EastEnders.