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Scotsman
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Lorraine Kelly: Scottish presenter gives update on return to TV after surgery to remove ovaries
Lorraine Kelly has issued a further update on her progress after undergoing surgery. Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter, get the latest news and reviews from our specialist arts writers Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... TV presenter Lorraine Kelly says she hopes to return to work next week after she underwent 'preventative' surgery to remove her ovaries. Kelly, 65, had keyhole surgery on Saturday May 3 to remove her ovaries and fallopian tubes after a number of tests and scans. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Lorraine Kelly attending the Women of the Year Awards at Royal Lancaster Hotel, London, in October last year. Picture: Ian West/PA Wire The Glasgow-born star, who last year celebrated 40 years in television, said she had not 'been feeling all that well for a little while', which prompted her to seek medical attention. She previously assured her Instagram followers that she was going to be 'totally fine' and would see them 'really soon'. Earlier this week, the star posted a photograph of her and her granddaughter Billie together while resting in bed. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad She wrote: 'Thanks so much for all your well wishes. Billie [is] providing the best medicine ever with lots of cuddles for her granny. 'Hopefully get back to work on Monday. I've missed you.' The host underwent surgery at Heatherwood Hospital in Ascot, Berkshire, later travelling back home to recover. A number of fellow celebrities left comments of support on her series of social media posts throughout her recovery, including Scottish cycling campion Sir Chris Hoy and fellow hosts Katie Piper and Emma Willis. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Kelly celebrated her 40th year in television in 2024 with a special episode of her daytime talk show Lorraine, which she has featured on since 2010. She began her journalism career on the East Kilbride News, turning down a university place to study English and Russian to join the newspaper, before joining BBC Scotland as a researcher in 1983.
The Independent
28-01-2025
- Health
- The Independent
‘Shine a spotlight on stories of strength': Harry calls for awards nominations
The Duke of Sussex has called on the public to nominate inspirational children and young people with complex medical needs for awards, encouraging them to 'shine a spotlight on the remarkable stories of strength, resilience and courage'. The WellChild awards annual ceremony celebrates the inspiring qualities of the UK's seriously ill children and young people as well as those who support and care for them. At last year's event at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London, Harry hailed a group of 'little legends' for 'uplifting all those around you', with famous faces such as Sir Rod Stewart and his wife Penny Lancaster watching. They allow us to shine a spotlight on the remarkable stories of strength, resilience and courage that they demonstrate every single day Harry Harry, who has been patron of the WellChild charity for more than 15 years, said in a video message on the charity's website: 'The WellChild Awards recognise and celebrate the growing number of young people with complex medical conditions from across the United Kingdom, as well as those who go the extra mile to care for them. 'They allow us to shine a spotlight on the remarkable stories of strength, resilience and courage that they demonstrate every single day. And this year is especially significant as we celebrate the 20th WellChild Awards. 'It is a true privilege to honour the bravery and compassion of this incredible community. And to make this happen, we need your help to nominate the exceptional people who inspire you every single day. 'Your support can make all the difference. Please join us in recognising the amazing individuals who will be honoured at the 2025 WellChild Awards.' Nominations can be entered online at until March 9 and entries will be judged by an expert panel including former winners and child health professionals. As the number of those facing such challenges continues to grow, the 2025 WellChild Awards provide a unique platform to raise awareness of the immense challenges they face and honour their remarkable spirit Matt James, WellChild chief executive The categories for nominations are: Inspirational Child or Young Person, Inspirational Sibling, Nurse, Outstanding Professional and Inspirational Parent Carer. The charity's chief executive, Matt James, said: 'This year marks the 20th WellChild Awards, in association with (pharmaceutical giant) GSK, a milestone that highlights more than two decades of celebrating the extraordinary resilience of children and young people in the UK living with long-term, complex medical needs. 'As the number of those facing such challenges continues to grow, the 2025 WellChild Awards provide a unique platform to raise awareness of the immense challenges they face and honour their remarkable spirit. 'They also shine a spotlight on the unwavering dedication of those who support them – from siblings and parent carers to the professionals who go above and beyond to help these remarkable children and young people to thrive.'
Yahoo
28-01-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
‘Shine a spotlight on stories of strength': Harry calls for awards nominations
The Duke of Sussex has called on the public to nominate inspirational children and young people with complex medical needs for awards, encouraging them to 'shine a spotlight on the remarkable stories of strength, resilience and courage'. The WellChild awards annual ceremony celebrates the inspiring qualities of the UK's seriously ill children and young people as well as those who support and care for them. At last year's event at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London, Harry hailed a group of 'little legends' for 'uplifting all those around you', with famous faces such as Sir Rod Stewart and his wife Penny Lancaster watching. Harry, who has been patron of the WellChild charity for more than 15 years, said in a video message on the charity's website: 'The WellChild Awards recognise and celebrate the growing number of young people with complex medical conditions from across the United Kingdom, as well as those who go the extra mile to care for them. 'They allow us to shine a spotlight on the remarkable stories of strength, resilience and courage that they demonstrate every single day. And this year is especially significant as we celebrate the 20th WellChild Awards. 'It is a true privilege to honour the bravery and compassion of this incredible community. And to make this happen, we need your help to nominate the exceptional people who inspire you every single day. 'Your support can make all the difference. Please join us in recognising the amazing individuals who will be honoured at the 2025 WellChild Awards.' Nominations can be entered online at until March 9 and entries will be judged by an expert panel including former winners and child health professionals. The categories for nominations are: Inspirational Child or Young Person, Inspirational Sibling, Nurse, Outstanding Professional and Inspirational Parent Carer. The charity's chief executive, Matt James, said: 'This year marks the 20th WellChild Awards, in association with (pharmaceutical giant) GSK, a milestone that highlights more than two decades of celebrating the extraordinary resilience of children and young people in the UK living with long-term, complex medical needs. 'As the number of those facing such challenges continues to grow, the 2025 WellChild Awards provide a unique platform to raise awareness of the immense challenges they face and honour their remarkable spirit. 'They also shine a spotlight on the unwavering dedication of those who support them – from siblings and parent carers to the professionals who go above and beyond to help these remarkable children and young people to thrive.'
Yahoo
28-01-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
‘Shine a spotlight on stories of strength': Harry calls for awards nominations
The Duke of Sussex has called on the public to nominate inspirational children and young people with complex medical needs for awards, encouraging them to 'shine a spotlight on the remarkable stories of strength, resilience and courage'. The WellChild awards annual ceremony celebrates the inspiring qualities of the UK's seriously ill children and young people as well as those who support and care for them. At last year's event at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London, Harry hailed a group of 'little legends' for 'uplifting all those around you', with famous faces such as Sir Rod Stewart and his wife Penny Lancaster watching. Harry, who has been patron of the WellChild charity for more than 15 years, said in a video message on the charity's website: 'The WellChild Awards recognise and celebrate the growing number of young people with complex medical conditions from across the United Kingdom, as well as those who go the extra mile to care for them. 'They allow us to shine a spotlight on the remarkable stories of strength, resilience and courage that they demonstrate every single day. And this year is especially significant as we celebrate the 20th WellChild Awards. 'It is a true privilege to honour the bravery and compassion of this incredible community. And to make this happen, we need your help to nominate the exceptional people who inspire you every single day. 'Your support can make all the difference. Please join us in recognising the amazing individuals who will be honoured at the 2025 WellChild Awards.' Nominations can be entered online at until March 9 and entries will be judged by an expert panel including former winners and child health professionals. The categories for nominations are: Inspirational Child or Young Person, Inspirational Sibling, Nurse, Outstanding Professional and Inspirational Parent Carer. The charity's chief executive, Matt James, said: 'This year marks the 20th WellChild Awards, in association with (pharmaceutical giant) GSK, a milestone that highlights more than two decades of celebrating the extraordinary resilience of children and young people in the UK living with long-term, complex medical needs. 'As the number of those facing such challenges continues to grow, the 2025 WellChild Awards provide a unique platform to raise awareness of the immense challenges they face and honour their remarkable spirit. 'They also shine a spotlight on the unwavering dedication of those who support them – from siblings and parent carers to the professionals who go above and beyond to help these remarkable children and young people to thrive.'
