Tommy Walsh: Last News

Homes Under the Hammer and former Garden Force celeb Tommy Walsh has shared how he's fighting his cancer head-on.The 67 year old detailed his experience with a new innovative radiation therapy he received from the NHS, aimed at targeting specific cancer cells. He revealed: "My cancer came back earlier this year....they found it again under the lung." The legendary presenter announced in January that doctors were investigating a lump in his lung and later shared that he been given a lung cancer diagnosis.The news came over 20 years after he had two benign lumps removed from his chest, and his 2022 battle with throat cancer. Speaking about his latest prognosis, Tommy said: "So I had to have this new treatment called SABR and what it is is radiotherapy which targets it to an exact spot without damaging the organs around it.

Homes Under The Hammer's Jacqui Joseph has opened up about the enduring pain of losing her husband, but also shared why she knew she had to continue living her life. Jacqui joined the BBC property show Homes Under The Hammer in 2021, alongside Ground Force's Tommy Walsh. Since then, she's been a regular face on the popular daytime programme, offering her expertise to buyers as they spruce up their properties.The presenter and producer has also worked on a range of other shows, including ITV's GMTV, Daybreak and Lorraine, as well as Wife Swap: The Aftermath, Hollywood Gossip and the Alan Titchmarsh Show.

Tommy Walsh, the lovable builder and TV presenter known for his stint on Homes Under The Hammer, will forever be remembered for his role in Ground Force, the iconic garden makeover show. Alongside Alan Titchmarsh and Charlie Dimmock, Tommy became a household name, turning drab gardens into stunning retreats, all while being nominated by caring friends and family. Despite the trio's seamless teamwork onscreen, behind the scenes wasn't always as rosy.

Homes Under The Hammer has a new host joining the team, with BBC Radio 2 presenter Owain Wyn Evans joining the line-up of property experts on the show.The 40-year-old, who fronted Wales' Home of the Year on BBC One, has been involved in several of the type of home renovations featured on the daytime hit himself. He said: "What can I say, I love a transformation dahlings! I've renovated several homes over the years and have not been afraid to get my hands dirty in the process.

Delighted Mark Wright said he was "absolutely buzzing" as he announced some happy news in the front garden of the jaw-dropping £3.5million Essex mansion he shares with Michelle Keegan. The star, who rose to fame on Towie but is now equally well known for his ambitious building projects, spoke to his followers beside his swimming pool at their Marbella-villa-style home.

BBC Garden Rescue's Charlie Dimmock has confessed she has 'no regrets' over her affair with a co-star that led to the end of her relationship with long-term partner John Mushet. Charlie, who is now hosting the new BBC show Garden Rescue, became a household name while presenting Ground Force alongside Alan Titchmarsh and Tommy Walsh from 1997 to 2005, with the show attracting up to 12 million viewers at its peak. In 2001, during her stint on Ground Force, it was revealed that Charlie had been having an affair with microphone operator Andy Simmons, leading to her split with John.

Charlie Dimmock, the host of BBC's Garden Rescue, has expressed 'no regrets' over her affair with a co-star that led to her split from long-term partner John Mushet.

Since rising to fame back in 1997 when she joined the cast of BBC’s Ground Force, Charlie Dimmock’s career has gone from strength to strength. During her time in the spotlight, the 57 year old has appeared on shows including The Joy of Gardening and Charlie's Garden Army and she’s become a familiar face on the small screen thanks to her gardening expertise. More recently, viewers may know Charlie thanks to her role on BBC show Garden Rescue.

TV legend Tommy Walsh has shared the scary news that doctors have discovered a tumour in his lung. Speaking at a conference for the charity Swallows, the TV builder, 67, told the audience: "I have an emergency appointment at 9am tomorrow morning back in London. "I had a chest infection, had to go to the doctor and they sent me up to hospital for a CT scan and they think there's a three centimetre tumour in the lung.

BBC Homes Under the Hammer has reportedly ditched its presenter in favour of a famous face and voice that we may already recognise.

Charlie Dimmock revealed she had 'no regrets' about her controversial affair with co-star during her time one-third presenting Ground Force.

BBC's Home Under the Hammer will celebrate its 20th anniversary and mark the occasion by being presented by a host of celebs.

Tommy Walsh became the nation's favourite when he appeared on Ground Force in the late 90s alongside Alan Titchmarsh and Charlie Dimmock.

Instagram to reveal to his followers some devastating news. The For Love of Dogs star was forced to put one of his beloved pet pigs down, with many fans soon supporting him over the "awful" news. Paul took to Instagram to share a short video of his pigs along with the announcement in view of his 738,000 followers.

Charlie hosted popular gardening transformation show Ground Force from 1997 to 2005 alongside Alan Titchmarsh and Tommy Walsh until it was cancelled.Years later, the star spoke about her break from TV after the BBC show was taken off air.She said: "People think that if you're suddenly not on telly, you've stopped working."That doesn't happen, because we all have mortgages to pay," Charlie added.The green-fingered star explained that after her TV exit in 2005 she had "been doing other things".Charlie told how she had been doing garden design and gardening which have kept her "very busy".She explained: "I've been doing a lot of work with dementia homes, at flower shows, giving demonstrations, working on cruises."I've been pootling around doing quite a lot of things."Speaking about the BBC show, Charlie said to Radio Times: "Ground Force ran its course. It was of its time."Following her break away from TV, she made her return on the show Garden Rescue in 2016, alongside garden designers the Rich brothers.Outside of her presenting career, the star has never been married, which she opened up about in an unearthed interview.Speaking in 2014, she gave her stance on marriage and the “selfish” reason she avoided it.She said: “I'm too old now, certainly too old for marriage, there's no point.

Homes Under The Hammer co-stars “don't get together ever” in a candid insight into his experience working on the BBC show.