Trevor Peacock dead: The Vicar of Dibley star dies aged 89

Shane Warne died from "natural causes", his autopsy has confirmed, according to Thai police. Shane tragically passed away on Friday 4 March at the age of 52 of a suspected heart attack.

Emily Andrea has admitted that she’s holding off letting her eight year old daughter get a mobile phone. Writing exclusively in her OK! column, the NHS doctor says that she thinks allowing Millie to have one opens up the “scope for bullying and online abuse”.The mum-of-two’s comments came as she discussed singer Pink’s recent quotes where she revealed that she isn’t allowing her 10 year old daughter Willow to have a phone yet. Pink, 42, said: “There’s a light side and a shadow side to technology in general for adults, as well.

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Ukraine, laying bare the horrors of war. With Russia preparing to storm the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, the bombing and shelling across many towns and cities in the country have intensified, leading to a growing number of civilian casualties.Ukrainian President Vlodomyr Zelensky has vowed revenge after photos of a fleeing family lying dead in the street as Russian forces shelled Irpin shocked the world.His Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has taken to Twitter to post a picture of a giant Russian bomb that landed on a residential building in Chernihiv, less than 100 miles from Kyiv.Kuleba mentions that luckily the bomb didn't detonate, but claims other bombs have and is calling on the West to do more to help Ukrainians in their struggle.He wrote: "This horrific 500kg Russian bomb fell on a residential building in Chernihiv and didn’t explode.

Richard Madeley, one half of presenting duo Richard and Judy, has admitted that he thinks his father was sexually abused during his time at boarding school as a teenager, which led him to hit Richard as a child.The 65-year-old Good Morning Britain presenter said that his father, Christopher Holt Madeley, was “broken”, “f***ed up” and used to hit young Richard “five or six times a year” with a bamboo stick.He opened up about his dad's abusive nature to The Sunday Times Magazine: “That went on until I was about nine or 10 and he went a bit too far.“He hit me too many times and my mother had a word and that was that. I just want to put that in context - I didn’t feel it was out of the ordinary, other boys got hit by their parents, but I didn’t like it.”Richard went on to say that he “wished it hadn’t happened” and explained that his father’s actions were a result of his upbringing throughout boarding school.The ITV presenter revealed a dark secret which he believes is the root of his dad’s behaviour, which began in his childhood.He said that Christopher was a “very happy farmer’s boy” until his parents discovered that he had a girlfriend, which they “thought was the road to perdition”, a Christian ideology that someone is doomed for an eternal state or punishment and damnation.After the suspicions aroused, Richard’s grandparents “packed his father off to a ghastly place”, where he was “considered an outsider” because the “rest of the boys would have known one another since prep school”.Richard said that the time his father spent at boarding school “f***ed him up” and made him “very unhappy” as he had been “betrayed by his parents”.“I have a strong suspicion he was sexually abused in some way.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker was forced to apologise after a slip-up during a poignant interview with two Ukrainian refugees on Monday (March 7). Vitaliy Georgiev and his wife Olya Gridina appeared via video link from Bucharest, Romania, after fleeing the Ukraine capital of Kyiv.

The Vicar Of Dibley cast has been rocked by tragedy as five of the main characters have died.

Trevor Peacock has died aged 89.The actor made Jim Trott - famed for his stuttering catchphrase - one of the best-loved characters in the famous sitcom, which ran between 1994 and 2007 with later specials.But what happened to the vicar and her parishioners?Daily Star takes a trip to Dibley to find out...The jolly lady vicar had villagers in a tizz when she arrived, but won them round – even long-time foe David Horton – with her caring nature.The final episode of the main run saw her marry hunky accountant Harry, played by Richard Armitage. Dawn revived Geraldine Granger in December for The Vicar of Dibley in lockdown, where she gave Zoom sermons to her flock.Last week she popped up as guest judge on RuPaul’s Drag Race UK.

Devastated Dawn French paid an emotional tribute to Vicar of Dibley co-star Trevor Peacock, whose death was announced on Tuesday.

Star of The Vicar of Dibley Dawn French has paid tribute to her co-star who has sadly died.

Dawn French in the BBC sitcom in its debut episode in 1994 and continued to appear in every episode until 2015. He was absent from the recent Christmas special.

Dawn French has paid tribute to her former co-star Trevor Peacock who died this week.

DAWN French today led tributes to her Vicar of Dibley co-star Trevor Peacock after he tragically died 89 from a dementia-related illness. Trevor played cheeky Jim Trott in the comedy series alongside the actress between 1994 and 2015.

Dawn French is leading tributes to The Vicar Of Dibley star Trevor Peacock, who has died aged 89 from a dementia-related illness. "Night Trev.

Trevor Peacock, who starred in Richard Curtis’ iconic UK comedy The Vicar Of Dibley, has died at the age of 89.

The Vicar Of Dibley star Dawn French, 63, has shared a pictured of her with her co-star Trevor Peacock as she paid a heartfelt tribute to the late star today.The actress and Trevor appeared in high spirits as she beamed for the camera.Trevor was also seen gazing over at Dawn with his arm around her.In view of her 497,000 followers, she captioned the post with a broken heart emoji alongside the words: “Night Trev. I love you.”Many of her fans flocked to her post to send their condolences.One user wrote: “Really? so sad.

The Vicar Of Dibley star Trevor Peacock has died aged 89.

The Vicar Of Dibley actor Trevor Peacock has died at the age of 89, after winning over the nation as Dibley Parish council member Jim Trott on the comedy series. Peacock died on Monday morning, his family confirmed, after suffering from an illness linked to his dementia.

direct to your inboxTrevor Peacock who starred in The Vicar of Dibley has died, aged 89.His agent announced the sad news to the PA News agency on Tuesday morning.Peacock is best known for playing Jim Trott in the BBC comedy series opposite Dawn French.He is famed for the character and Jim's iconic "No no no no" catchphrase.A statement on behalf of his family said: "Trevor Peacock, actor, writer and song-writer, died aged 89 on the morning of March 8th from a dementia-related illness."He was diagnosed with dementia in 2009 and it was reported in 2017 that he had retired from acting.His TV credits extend way beyond the Vicar of Dibley with roles including Rouault in Madame Bovary, Quilp in The Old Curiosity Shop and Old Bailey in

Trevor Peacock, actor, writer and song-writer, died aged 89 on the morning of March 8 from a dementia-related illness."

"Trevor Peacock, actor, writer and song-writer, died aged 89 on the morning of Mar 8 from a dementia-related illness."Trevor had struggled with his health over the past few years.He was diagnosed with dementia in 2009 and it was confirmed this had progressed to advanced dementia in 2017.At this time, it was announced he had retired from acting and was living in a nursing home.His last appearance on screen was in the 2015 Vicar of Dibley Comic Relief Special.However, he did not appear in the recent revival on BBC with Dawn French.Aside from his much-loved role on the series, he had also had an extensive career on screen.The actor was born in Tottenham, North London in 1931 before beginning his acting career.He is known for appearing in