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  Only Fools cast members praise ‘beloved friend’ and ‘gentleman’ John Challis

  Sir David Jason and Sue Holderness were among those paying tribute to their co-star.

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  Tributes paid to ‘true gentleman’ and ‘beloved friend’ John Challis

  The actor, who played Boycie in Only Fools And Horses, has died aged 79.

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  Evening Standard

  Diva who danced with Prince Charles in court battle over garages full of pop history

  Soul diva Sheila Ferguson is locked in a court battle with a wealthy property developer over fears that a collection of memorabilia from her singing career will be damaged or destroyed by demolition work.The 73-year-old former lead singer of The Three Degrees is fighting to protect the keepsakes from her music career, which she stores in two garages near to her former home in Bray, Berkshire.

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  Harry Redknapp and June Brown to tackle technology in new TV series

  They will try out new gadgets in Hard To Please OAPs.

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  Digital Spy

  You'll never guess what offends Real Marigold Hotel's Stanley Johnson

  It's not calling his son Boris "a pillock", surprisingly.

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  The Telegraph

  The Real Marigold on Tour, review: why this rumbustious series shows no sign of retiring

  The formidable Miriam Margolyes returned to our screens last night in The Real Marigold on Tour (BBC Two) and quickly showed that she has lost none of her endearing frankness. Now a veteran of this series that takes “famous senior citizens” to experience life in foreign countries, she was one of four on this latest trip to Russia – and happily gave her views on her fellow travellers.

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  Evening Standard

  The Real Marigold on Tour: Miriam Margolyes is a joy on tour - but Boris Johnson's dad leaves us cold in Russia

  Thank heavens for Miriam Margolyes. The English-Australian actress, star of The Age of Innocence and the Harry Potter films, may never have reached the heady heights of, say, Dame Judi Dench or Dame Maggie Smith in terms of national treasure status but she outmatches all others of her generation when it comes to an ebullient sense of fun. Margolyes joins former darts player Bobby George, Sheila Ferguson of The Three Degrees and environmentalist Stanley Johnson, father of our former foreign sec

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  10 Things That Filled Us With Joy During This Week's 'Real Marigold Hotel'

  Wednesday evening saw another visit to ‘The Real Marigold Hotel’, where it’s clear already that all this year’s residents - Dennis Taylor, Amanda Barrie, Miriam Stoppard, Rustie Lee, Paul Nicholas, Sheila Ferguson, Lionel Blair and Bill Oddie - each have their individual hopes and fears about the prospect of old age. 1. The shock of realising that Amanda Barrie is celebrating her 81st birthday!!! marked by her generously donating all her body parts to her companions.

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  'The Real Marigold Hotel' Review: 10 Things That Delighted Us About Episode 2

  Wednesday evening saw another visit to ‘The Real Marigold Hotel’, where it’s clear already that all this year’s residents - Dennis Taylor, Amanda Barrie, Miriam Stoppard, Rustie Lee, Paul Nicholas, Sheila Ferguson, Lionel Blair and Bill Oddie - each have their individual hopes and fears about the prospect of old age. 1. The shock of realising that Amanda Barrie is celebrating her 81st birthday!!! marked by her generously donating all her body parts to her companions.

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  'The Real Marigold Hotel' Returns: 7 Things That Filled Us With Joy In Episode 1

  ’The Real Marigold Hotel’ took in eight more guests this week, with the debut of Series 2 seeing a group of celebrity pensioners embarking on an experiment in overseas retirement. Sheila Ferguson, Bill Oddie, Rustie Lee, Paul Nicholas, Dennis Taylor, Lionel Blair, Miriam Stoppard and Amanda Barrie set off for Cochin in Southern India, and it was immediately clear it was a harmonious group, full of laughter and shared confidences, as they set about finding out what life in southern India had to o

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