Showbiz legend Lionel Blair dies aged 92

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Weather forecasters predict more wind and freezing temperatures after Storm Eunice chaos as further warnings are put in place.The Met Office have issued further weather warnings following the worst gale force winds in 32 years.On Friday, the country was battered by winds after a "rare" red alert was issued which indicated a "significant danger to life."Thousands of homes have been left without power and a new yellow weather warning has been announced across the UK by the Met Office.The yellow warning for wind will be in place in England and Wales from midday on Sunday until 3pm on Monday.The north-west of England also has a yellow warning in place for rain from midnight to 6pm on Sunday, February 20.The weather will remain unsettled with rain moving in across the county and the temperature dramatically dropping later in the week.Met Office forecaster Simon Partridge told the Guardian, people should expect “wet and windy weather” to continue.He said: “Eunice is gone, but unfortunately things are not settling down.“There is another area of low pressure up near Iceland, and that will bring very strong winds again through Sunday. As well as that we’ve got reasonably heavy rain as well."He added: “There’s also a fair bit of snow, and the rain is going to melt it.

HE'S the all-singing, all dancing showbiz legend who entertained Britain for decades - now Lionel Blair has sadly left the stage. The 92-year-old, who lived until a "ripe old age", died surrounded by his family, according to his agent.

Lionel Blair, the UK TV star whose career spanned eight decades, has died aged 92, his agent has said.

Piers Morgan demands Queen 'stops the Sussexes' and strips their titleLionel jokingly added that he did "as he was told" when it came to his health and had the flu jab every year.At the time, viewers praised his energetic appearance on social media.David Forrest wrote: "@GMB how fantastic to see how well Lionel Blair looks and I was absolutely gobsmacked when my wife said he's 92 years old!"Absolute inspiration to us all! Mega respect!"Another echoed that they were also stunned by his age.Lionel's showbiz career spanned seven decades including his roles as an actor, dancer and presenter.He was best known for being a team captain on the TV game show Give Us A Clue.More recently, he appeared in the likes of Celebrity Big Brother and The Real

READ MORE: Davina McCall fans urge her to 'take it easy' after health update The Give Us a Clue star was an actor, choreographer, tap dancer and television presenter. In recent years he appeared on Celebrity Big Brother and The Real Marigold Hotel. His agent said: "He got to a very ripe old age, he was loved by his family, and I think he died in their company, which is lovely.

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READ MORE: Meghan Markle: Expert shares steps to achieve Duchess' glowing skinHis first public performances were with his sister Joyce in the Manor House Underground station air raid shelters and on the trains of the Piccadilly line during the air raids of the Second World War. During the blitz, Blair, his sister and mother were evacuated to Oxford, but after witness a German plane crash, they returned to Stamford Hill.

LIONEL Blair put in a typically energetic appearance on Good Morning Britain before his death aged 92. The entertainer and dancer appeared on the ITV show after becoming one of the first people to have the Covid vaccine.

Iconic entertainer Lionel Blair has died at the age of 92.MORE: Olivia Newton-John opens up about health amid cancer battleThe sad news was confirmed by his agent. He was best known to audiences as a team captain on the charades-style TV show Give Us A Clue in the 1980s, and more recently, he appeared on shows such as Celebrity Big Brother and The Real Marigold Hotel.

After the sad news emerged tonight that showbiz legend Lionel Blair passed away, many celebrities have paid tribute to the star online.

 Lionel’s agent confirmed the sad news to The Mirror, saying: "He got to a very ripe old age, he was loved by his family, and I think he died in their company, which is lovely."The star has been a legend on British TV screens since the 70s with Give Us A Clue.Most recently, Lionel appeared on Celebrity Big Brother in 2014 and The Real Marigold Hotel in 2017.One of his most iconic shows was quiz programme Name That Tune, which he fronted.

Multi-talented showbiz legend Lionel Blair has sadly passed away age 92 surrounded by his family, his management company has confirmed.

Showbiz legend Lionel Blair has died aged 92 "surrounded by family", his agent says. The star has been a prominent figure on British TV screens since the 70s with Give Us A Clue and more recently appeared on Celebrity Big Brother in 2014 and The Real Marigold Hotel in 2017.

THE world of showbiz united tonight to pay tribute to TV and Celebrity Big Brother star Lionel Blair. The dancer and entertainer, also famous for roles on Give Us A Clue and The Real Marigold Hotel, has died aged 92.

Legendary showbiz personality Lionel Blair has died at the age of 92.

Legendary showbiz entertainer and TV favourite Lionel Blair has died, it was confirmed tonight.

Extras, as himself, portraying the end-stages of his showbiz career by trying to keep up his profile by appearing on Celebrity Big Brother.In 2009, 21 years after Chris Rea's Driving Home for Christmas was first released, Lionel starred in an original video for the song that was made in aid of Shelter.

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LEGENDARY showbiz entertainer Lionel Blair has sadly died at the age of 92. The Give Us a Clue star and Celebrity Big Brother contestant was a prominent figure on British TV screens since the 70s.