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And we heard a howlingly funny account of his recent travails with kidney stones and urologists. This was the closest we got, however, to any explanation of Kay's long self-imposed exile from the limelight. Omid Scobie insists Harry and Meghan didn't brief him for book - but admits there are 'plenty of people around them' who DID' Prince William is accused of silencing Princess Diana by stopping the BBC re-broadcasting her Panorama interview, says Omid Scobie

Kate Winslet enjoys a rare public outing with son Joe, 19, in NYC... and he's the spitting image of his director dad Sam Mendes Kay was born into an Irish Catholic family in Farnworth in Bolton in 1973, and left school with one GCSE in art. After a brief stint at the University of Liverpool, he swapped to media performance at Salford University. Laura is one of our inspirational Young Ambassadors who help us to raise awareness about brain tumours so we can improve early diagnosis and find new treatments faster – and we are hugely grateful for the family’s ongoing support for us despite everything they are going through. Beau Ryan mistakes Jonathan LaPaglia for Tom Cruise after the pair pose for a selfie together: 'So good meeting him' Jada Pinkett Smith reveals whether she and estranged husband Will Smith are 'staying together forever' after secretly separating SEVEN years agoA run of adverts for John Smith’s bitter and the Mum Wants a Bungalow tour in 2002 and 2003 ushered in his imperial phase. Then in 2005 there was his Comic Relief single with Tony Christie, “(Is This the Way to) Amarillo”. It was the first of three number one singles, topping the charts for seven weeks and becoming the fourth best-selling single of the decade with 1.2 million sold. Peter Kay pictured in Bolton in 2000 (Photo: Phil Spencer/Mirrorpix/Getty) It’s that feel for the rhythms and oddities of the mundane that set him apart. “He’s taken it, he’s magnified it, he’s adjusted it, he’s placed it. But those feelings of real people are what makes all of his programmes and his stand-up so real. Because it’s about real people, because it comes from real people. He has such an ear for it.” ITV presenter reveals his wife, 30, has been diagnosed with rare and incurable brain cancer just months after she gave birth to their first child

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