BBC news' Clive Myrie shares emotional reason he and wife gave up on having children
BBC newsreader and Mastermind host Clive Myrie has opened up about his fascinating life in a new memoir which will be released this week
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BBC newsreader and Mastermind host Clive Myrie has opened up about his fascinating life in a new memoir which will be released this week
BBC News at Ten presenter Clive Myrie has revealed he tried for a child with his wife of 25 years before they decided that it wasn't for them because of their hectic lifestyle.
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The BBC newsreader's factory worker father, Norris, arrived in Britain from Jamaica in 1961 followed by his mother, Lynne, a year later.
The journalist, 59, has revealed that his two half-brothers, six to seven years his senior, faced deportation despite having lived in Britain for decades.