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Updated: 30 Dec 2020, 11:15 LORD Alan Sugar's sister has died of coronavirus just two weeks after his brother tragically died from the bug, he revealed this morning. 6 6 6 6 Lord Sugar's brother Derek also died from coronavirus, he said The 73-year-old tweeted this morning: "My eldest sister Shirley passed away today at the age of 88 she had been sick for a while but I guess covid got her in the end to join our brother Derek who passed 2 weeks ago. "RIP SHIRL." It is unclear if Shirley was living in the UK when she sadly passed away. The tragic news comes just two weeks after Lord Sugar reve...

Share Two weeks ago, Lord Sugar said of Derek: 'Today I lost my long-suffering brother Derek, another victim of Covid which added to his underlying health issues. 'He was a lifetime, passionate Spurs supporter. I never forget my sister-in-law joking with me, thanking me for buying him the club. Lord Sugar said Shirley, 88, had been 'sick for a while but I guess Covid got her in the end' 'A sad day for us all in the family,' Lord Sugar, who was chairman of Spurs, said. He also posted a picture of Derek on Instagram, writing: 'RIP bro'. In September, Lord Sugar hit out at 'unfair' criticism of ...

Hotel quarantine exemptions lay bare how we treat rich and poor Opinion Emily DayDeputy Opinion Editor, The Age December 23, 2020 — 10.55pm Normal text size Advertisement Lifestyles! Of the rich and famous. They’re always complaining … they’re always complaining … as they stroll around their 45-hectare rural properties enjoying the fresh air as they undergo the mandatory 14-day quarantine at the luxury abode of their choice. From Nicole Kidman spending two weeks at her sprawling Southern Highlands estate, to Dannii Minogue receiving a medical exemption due to claustrophobia and allo...