BBC reporter in tears as she pays tragic tribute to parents who died of Covid weeks apart
BBC reporter Cathy Killick broke down in tears as she reflected on her parents' lives, who both died from COVID-19 weeks apart from each other.
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BBC reporter Cathy Killick broke down in tears as she reflected on her parents' lives, who both died from COVID-19 weeks apart from each other.
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