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Coronation Street storyline to explore living with motor neurone disease

Coronation Street actor Peter Ash said there is “so much responsibility” portraying a character living with motor neurone disease (MND) to represent it properly and “not to cheapen it”. In a first for the soap opera, much-loved character Paul ...

24 Mar 2023 at 00:01

Movies

Billy Eichner said Leslie Jordan ‘paved the way’ for LGBT community

Billy Eichner said the late gay actor Leslie Jordan “paved the way” for “the rest of us”. The creator of Funny Or Die’s Billy On The Street said he is still “shocked and saddened” by Jordan’s death, after the Will And Grace star died aged 67 ...

27 Oct 2022 at 00:19

Entertainment

Coronation Street actor felt ‘a lot of pressure’ over role in MND special

Coronation Street actor Peter Ash has said he felt “a lot of pressure” over his role in the soap’s motor neurone disease (MND) special. The episode will see Ash’s character, Paul Foreman, who has the disease, spend his last day out with ...

22 Jul 2024 at 13:47

Entertainment

Corrie star Peter Ash says meeting Rob Burrow made MND storyline ‘more poignant’

Coronation Street actor Peter Ash has said it felt “more poignant” to portray his character living with motor neurone disease (MND) after meeting the late Rob Burrow. Former England rugby league international Burrow died on June 2 at ...

30 Jul 2024 at 13:29

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