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The former watchdog presenter Lynn Faulds Wood has died suddenly at the age of 72. She had a stroke last night and died in hospital at lunchtime. Her husband and son were with her. Welcome to watchdog. Lynn presented watchdog with her husband, john stapleton, in the 1980s and early 90s. She was a passionate consumer journalist and a cancer campaigner after surviving bowel cancer 30 years ago. Just hours before she fell ill last night, she was with her husband and all her neighbours, leading the applause to nhs workers and carers, as shes been doing every week. Lynn faulds wood, whos died at th...

And thats all i can say, because they were just so, so special. The lockdown has led to the biggest drop in retail sales on record they fell more than 5 last month. The Rohingya Refugees rescued after being stranded at sea for many weeks virus fears meant they were repeatedly turned away from shore. And going down the drain how pubs are having to pour away their booze, amid fears they could remain closed until the end of the year. And in sport on bbc news. No cricket before the ist ofjuly the ecb extends its postponement. But could county cricket move overseas in order to see some play . Good ...

The coronavirus when i see the disinfectant when it knocks that out in a minute, one minute, and is there a way we can do Something Like that by injection inside . And, more than £27 Million Pounds is raised by the big night in, for charities supporting people through the pandemic. Good afternoon. The newly launched government website which allows key workers in england to register for a coronavirus test has stopped taking bookings, just hours after it went live. It was announced yesterday that up to 10 Million People and members of their household will be able to request a test, and the Scot...

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