Watchdog's Lynn Faulds Wood bravely beat cancer twice before sadly dying from stroke

COVID was happening around the globe but not really in Australia, I said we should just buy a van and go around Australia.“We figured if COVID worsened, each state is so big that we’d still have a lot to explore and that we could find a home somewhere rural while we waited for COVID to ease.“But that never happened, our trip was never really impacted by COVID though, we are super blessed and lucky.”The borders into Western Australia closed right after they entered the state in late 2021.They see this as a blessing though, as there has been a lot for them to explore.

Coronation Street fans can expect plenty of drama next week as the identity of Abi Webster's baby daddy gets people talking.Abi assures the social worker that she’s enrolled in rehab in upcoming scenes and will do whatever it takes to keep her baby. When she tells Toyah Battersby (Georgia Taylor) she has to prove she can offer Alfie a proper home, Toyah quizzes Imran Habeeb (Charlie de Melo) about her ‘ex client’. His mind whirring, Imran guesses she’s talking about Abi.

infamous for blagging a nose job by faking depression - is splashing the cash on luxurious trips to destinations like Dubai and New York. The ex-Page 3 girl earns thousands every month by posting glam snaps on OnlyFans.

Peter Andre and son Junior opened up about how grateful they were to be able to visit their family in Australia, after spending two years apart. The reality TV star hasn't been able to see his family for over two years due to travel restrictions caused by the pandemic, but he is thrilled to finally see them.

Michael van Gerwen has insisted that he would never beg for a Premier League Darts wildcard having slipped down to fifth in the PDC Order of Merit.The three-time PDC World Darts Champion and five-time Premier League winner has fallen out of the top four in the rankings after a difficult 2021 on the tour.Usually, only the top four ranked players would be guaranteed a place in the weekly event and be joined by six challengers - but changes were made for 2022.With only eight players participating, the top six were invited as well as reigning Premier League champion Jonny Clayton and Masters champion Joe Cullen, which would put fifth spot on the brink in future.Following Van Gerwen's quarter-final victory over James Wade in Brighton on Thursday (March 10) Rod Studd joked that he would have to win the tournament to be invited back in 2023.To which Van Gerwen replied on Sky Sports: "I would never beg for a wildcard, trust me about that."It was a tough two years but it is getting back at the moment.

The average adult will spend three years of their lives cooking - but many consider their meals to be “basic”.A study of 2,000 Brits found the typical week sees them spend seven hours and 37 minutes making their meals - the equivalent of 17 days a year.And Londoners spend more than nine hours a week in the kitchen.The typical breakfast takes 22 minutes to prepare, while lunch takes half an hour.Evening meals take the longest at 49 minutes to cook - but only 23 minutes to eat.It also emerged that a quarter of those polled said time in the kitchen often feels like a chore.More than a third admitted their cooking is “safe”, and 22% described their food as “basic”.But 18% wished they had more time to cook impressive dishes.And almost a quarter of younger consumers feel they miss out on their favourite cuisines at home due to a lack of time or skill.Anna Beheshti, spokeswoman for rice brand Tilda, which commissioned the research to mark its ready-to-heat limited edition Katsu Curry rice, said: “We’re spending a huge amount of time in the kitchen every week.“It’s typically referred to as the heart of the home - and with life getting busy again, people are looking for hacks and shortcuts to make quick, tasty meals.“It’s easy to get stuck in a rut when cooking, and we know many people are looking for inspiration when it comes to creative, flavoursome meals.“We want to help the nation create tasty meals, quickly.”The study into cooking habits also found more than a third (35%) spent more time in the kitchen during the pandemic than ever before.Although, if less time was spent preparing food, adults would use the time to watch TV (46%), read (31%), and socialise with their family (29%).It also revealed that six in ten were open to

Louise Minchin, 53, and her 20-year-old daughter, Mia, have spoken out about the former BBC Breakfast presenter's stalking hell.The pair had been terrorised by a man who bombarded them with online abuse and knew where they lived.The perpetrator, Carl Davies, 44, ex-boyfriend of Girls Aloud star Nicola Roberts, was jailed in December, but the ordeal has left the mother and daughter duo emotionally scarred.Discussing the traumatic experience on ITV Tonight’s, Louise Minchin: The Truth About Stalking, the journalist said that her stalking ordeal has changed her and husband David Minchin's family profoundly.As she and Mia discussed their experience, the latter confessed: “When I’m walking, I am very conscious of who is behind me.“I especially don’t have my headphones in if it is dark and there is no one else around.”When asked if she noticed anything different about her mum, Mia said: “You are much more, kind of, on it when it comes to where I am.“You have got my location constantly now, you are constantly checking where I am, which I don’t mind because you can’t tell me off for where I am, anymore.”Louise laughed: “You are 20!”Earlier in the documentary, which aired on Thursday, the pair recalled exactly what their stalker had put them through.Mia said: “I’m logged into mum's Instagram account and suddenly loads of messages started coming.They were all kind of just really offensive, calling us not very nice names and then they got much more graphic.“It was the kind of actions that he wanted to do against me and mum, which got really personal and they weren't nice to read at all.“I was kind of terrified, all kinds of shaking. I think my heart was beating really fast.

A Lockerbie woman’s murder has featured on national TV show Crimewatch Live as cops ramp up the hunt for her killer.

John Stapleton has opened up about the death of his wife Lynn Faulds Wood.

Lorraine Kelly confirmed it was her late friend Lynn Faulds Wood's funeral on Monday, after the TV presenter died aged 72 in April.

The One Show's Alex Jones comforted presenter Matthew Allwright as they remembered the late Lynn Faulds Wood in emotional scenes on tonight's show.

SUSANNA Reid and Dr Hilary Jones paid a moving tribute to Lynn Faulds Wood on today's Good Morning Britain after she died from a stroke aged 72. Taking a moment to remember the late journalist, Dr Hilary called her "a force of nature".

TV presenter and journalist John Stapleton has paid tribute to late wife Lynn Faulds Wood and thanked people for their messages of support after she died yesterday (24 April).

Mancunian former TV star John Stapleton has thanked fans for their support following the death of his wife Lynn Faulds Wood.

John Stapleton has spoken out to thank fans for their support following the death of his wife Lynn Faulds Wood.

Former BBC Watchdog presenter and cancer campaigner Lynn Faulds Wood has died at the age of 72.

Lynn Faulds Wood has died aged 72.The former Watchdog presenter and cancer campaigner died after suffering from a stroke.Her family have confirmed the news in a statement, which read: "Having suffered a massive stroke last night and a subsequent bleed on the brain, presenter and journalist Lynn Faulds Wood passed away peacefully at 12 noon today with her husband John Stapleton and son Nick at her bedside.”The journalist was best known for hosting Watchdog from 1985 to 1993.Lynn presented the BBC show alongside her husband John for seven of those years.She then returned to the programme in 2014.During her first stint on the programme Lynn survived advanced bowel cancer.The presenter, who also survived skin cancer, was then inspired to set up

Former BBC Watchdog presenter and cancer campaigner Lynn Faulds Wood has died at the age of 72. Lynn was best known for her work hosting Watchdog alongside husband John Stapleton.The former TV presenter and cancer campaigner died after suffering from a stroke.Her family confirmed the news in a statement this afternoon.The statement from her family said: "Having suffered a massive stroke last night and a subsequent bleed on the brain, presenter and journalist Lynn Faulds Wood passed away peacefully at 12 noon today with her husband John Stapleton and son Nick at her bedside."Tributes to the presenter have poured in across social media since the news broke.Former co-star Dame Esther Rantzen said: "I have known Lynn for many years."We made a

Former BBC Watchdog presenter Lynn Faulds Wood has died at the age of 72.

Lynn Faulds Wood has died at the age of 72 after suffering a stroke.

Lynn Faulds Wood has died aged 72.