Sue’s final programme, broadcast on Radio 4 last month and available to listen to on BBC Sounds, reunited cast and crew from the original stage version of the musical Cats.

TikToker hunted by police over sickening pro-Palestine mice attacks at McDonald's restaurants in Birmingham. Also joining Sue will be Andrea Leadsom MP, who in 1995 managed a team of bankers at Barclays who supplied finance for Barings investments, Nicholas Edwards then an investment banker with Barings in London, the administrator of Barings Alan Bloom, and John Gapper of the FT.MacGregor knows it, and will use her book to strike a few elegant blows against those who doubted her acuity and considered her a supporting act to first Brian Redhead and then John Humphrys. The feedback was very positive: Rossiter, the agent said, had enjoyed what he had read, understood the potential of the role, and was keen to commit to the show. I could talk to my friends and family about him, and I realise I'm lucky to have had such supportive people around me.

On this particular Sunday, as part of the birthday commemorations, listeners would have been treated to a candid interview given by Nancy Astor MP about her political life. Initially joining the BBC in 1967 as a reporter for The World At One, she hosted Woman's Hour from 1972 until 1987. Hamas claims IDF strike has hit Jabalia refugee camp for a second day in a row - after Israel's air force. In the history of British sitcoms, there are plenty of actors who have passed on a role, or were unavailable for a role, that would end up making someone else a star.Son of two retired Met police officers who avoided jail despite killing two pedestrians while drug-driving. Messages of support and goodwill have been pouring into the little terraced house near Chelsea’s football ground in Fulham, southwest London, into which Leonard and Gillian (his second wife) moved just two years before his death, and where she — also an actress — still lives. If you are happy to be contacted by a BBC journalist please leave a telephone number that we can contact you on.

She is a professional radio presenter, not an automaton, and displays an admirable capacity to draw distinctions between her personal interests and her on-air duties. Her reason for writing was that she had written her autobiography, and she felt she had to warn Gillian that she intended to describe (in some detail, as it turned out) her secret affair with Leonard that had gone on for five years until his death. Green Street, Enfield, in North London is the site of Britain’s best-documented poltergeist haunting. He'd pursued me so I assumed there must be something wrong with his marriage; I didn't think a happily married man would risk his marriage unless that was the case. This definitive collection includes all 21 episodes from the three series of The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin, as well as an array of additional features which are new to DVD, including the post-Reggie series The Legacy Of Reginald Perrin and a special 1982 Christmas sketch.

We saw each other regularly - for visits to the theatre, or for dinner at his club, or occasionally for weekends at a cottage he used in Dorset. It was not a part for someone who would simply embrace the one-dimensionality of the image; it was designed for someone who would seek to enlarge upon it and, to some extent, subvert it. This was a character who needed to seem, initially, the stereotypical pigeon-chested, red-faced, fog-horned-voiced army Sergeant-Major, but who, in time, at times, could also appear bemused by the talents and values on show by the members of his concert party, and quietly respectful of their commitment to the cause, as well as, extremely discreetly, impressed by the odd performance that they managed to produce. Once they were out of the lift and on to the fourth floor, therefore, Croft, his lips clamped tight together like a clapperboard, walked silently to his office, with Rossiter still talking animatedly behind him.

Created by David Croft and Jimmy Perry, it seemed a natural follow-up to their smash hit Dad's Army. As well as talking about fashion and food, it was packed with articles on women's rights, domestic violence, working conditions, sexuality. The classic theatrical example of a man who could start an argument in an empty rehearsal room, Leonard Rossiter, whenever he started work on a new project, seemed to talk himself rapidly into trouble most of the times that he opened his mouth. But the critics were less enthusiastic describing it as 'a lurid Victorian melodrama' and 'witless and synthetic.

The producer concluded that, in his eyes at least, a star needs to work with the rest of the team, rather than against them, to make a sitcom that will last.