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Freddy Marks dead: Rainbow star dies just five years after marrying co-star Musical legend Freddy Marks, who is best known for starring in children's show Rainbow has died at the age of 71. Freddy passed away on Thursday however the cause of his death is not yet known Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Daily Star - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Freddy Marks who...

Jane's tender last words to husband Freddy: Rainbow star Jane Tucker reveals she whispered 'I love you' as husband co-star, 71, lost cancer battle - and she is now mourning with her ex-husband Rod decades after they all appeared on hit TV show Freddy married Jane Tucker in 2016, after a long relationship. She was married to Rod until 1979 divorce Mr Marks said of their love affair: 'Rod and Jane had been divorced long before I actually joined the series'  Along with Rod Burton, the three performers were a popular hit on TV screens from the 1970s to the 1990s  The three friends also hosted t...

The singer and presenter was one third of the beloved children's TV trio during the 80s and 90s.

Frances Shoemack is used to taking risks that pay off. First there was the 2011 move from Auckland to Amsterdam, armed only with husband David and a freshly minted EU passport. Then there was Abel (pronounced Ah-bell), the boutique natural perfume company Frances started at her kitchen table. Paul McCredie/NZ House & Garden Frances and David Shoemack with sons Rufus, left, and Arthur; the couple love the clever design of the stacked bedrooms in their Wellington home which means all rooms have windows on three sides, making the house feel more spacious than its compact footprint. Although s...

Graze Festival IT SEEMED that Graze Festival would never return to Twyford. But the popular event is being revived for "2021 and beyond" under new management, according to official sources. At the beginning of last year the Chronicle reported that the organisers would not be continuing the annual affair. Today (March 8), the official Facebook and email accounts of the festival posted its first update in nearly two years. It said: "It's been a while since we shared anything with you, and with a few rumours bubbling around the local festival scene, we wanted to provide a quick update...