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Daily Mirror
5 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Dr Michael Mosley's last moments with wife laid bare in moving interview
In her first interview since Dr Michael Mosley's mysterious death, Dr Clare Bailey Mosley paid tribute to the popular doctor, who appeared on shows like The One Show Dr Michael Mosley's widow has revealed her last moments with the popular TV doctor as she opened up on her grief in her first interview since her husband's mysterious death. Michael - known for TV appearances on shows like The One Show over the course of his career - tragically died in June last year whilst on holiday on the Greek island of Symi. The 67-year-old had gone missing on the trip after going for a walk and his body was discovered days later following search efforts. Dr Clare Bailey Mosley has now recalled what happened last year after she arrived, with her husband, to Symi by ferry in the evening of June 4 to stay with friends at their villa. She said: "We'd only been there for half a day before it happened." She said that after settling in, reading their books and going for a dip in the pool, Michael "got bored" as he wasn't enjoying his book and didn't like spending time on the beach. "So he said, 'I'm going exploring. I'm off for a walk," Dr Clare recalled, adding that she gave her husband her bottle of water and saying he had an umbrella to shield him from the sun. The grieving woman said her late husband left the villa at 1.30pm after receiving "instructions on where to walk" and "set off at a good pace, his rucksack on his back, up a steep hill." Clare said Michael didn't bring his phone with him as he "didn't want to risk it getting wet on the boat." Recalling their last goodbye, Clare said: "It was just an ordinary exchange of words as he went off for his walk. Very banal. I don't think there was even a kiss." While Michael went for a walk, Clare and her friend spent the afternoon on the beach before returning home - and at that point they became concerned as they noticed that her husband hadn't returned. "When we got there and found that Michael wasn't back we were concerned. Had he walked directly, he'd have been there in under an hour," Clare told the Daily Mail. "Feeling things weren't right, we went to the police station and reported him missing." However, they were told that the police couldn't do anything until 48 hours had passed since his disappearance - making Clare even more worried as temperatures had reached 40C. "I had to push really hard, but finally they agreed to get a local search-and-rescue team out," Clare said. Michael's body was eventually found on June 9. In December 2024, a coroner recorded an open conclusion regarding the cause of his death. Senior coroner for Buckinghamshire, Crispin Butler, said Dr Mosley's death was classified as "indeterminate" and most likely down to heatstroke or a non-identified pathological cause. In written findings, Mr Butler said the doctor's death was not found to be a result of homicide, suicide, or an accident related to injuries. He wrote: "No medical cause of death could be ascertained, meaning Michael's death may have been due to a medical event or as a result of a non-traumatic accident." Clare described her husband as "a maverick, a bit of a risk-taker." She said, of Michael: "He pushed boundaries. I loved him for that; it made him so special. He was unorthodox and just so brilliant." Earlier this year, Dr Jack Mosley spoke about the loss of his father as he has shared pride over his late parent's achievements and said that one experience amid his grief has been "bittersweet". Ahead of the first anniversary of Michael's death, Jack spoke to The Times about his father - who offered advice, including on weight-loss, in his career - whilst promoting his own new book, Food Noise: How Weight Loss Medications & Smart Nutrition Can Silence Your Cravings. Jack revealed in the interview that he hadn't been able to listen to Michael's BBC Radio 4 series Just One Thing until recently. The project - which was televised last year - involved Michael sharing "simple tips" to "change your life". Speaking to the outlet, Jack said: "It's only in the past few weeks that I've been able to listen to his Just One Thing series And obviously that's been bittersweet." He added that the "whole reason" that Michael - who did shows like Trust Me, I'm a Doctor - is "still there" on radio, podcasts and TV is "something to be proud of". He said that his late father "helped a lot of people lead better lives." Jack, who is training to be a GP, further paid tribute to Michael in the interview. He said that the broadcaster - who wrote several books, including on diets, in his career - had been "a maverick" and a "master self-experimenter".
Metro
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
Ashley Walters calls out Who Do You Think You Are for brutally rejecting him
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Ashley Walters has called out BBC show Who Do You Think You Are? for not allowing him on the series. The British actor and rapper, 42, appeared on The One Show this evening alongside singer Will Young and Olympian Tom Daley, the former of which was sharing his experience on the BBC ancestry show. When asked by host Roman Kemp if he'd ever want to take part in Who Do You Think You Are?, Adolescence star Ashley let out a knowing chuckle and responded: 'I would love to, if they'd let me.' He continued: 'It's an interesting story. They approached me about doing the show, went and did like a year's worth of research and then said, 'No, we're not going to do it.'' Presenter Clara Amfo asked: 'Any further feedback?' Ashley responded: 'Nope. They did give me all the documents. But I haven't read them. I haven't gone into the box yet, so I don't know why. But I nearly got there, I was on the cusp.' Since its inception in 2004, hordes of celebrities have gone on emotional journeys into the family history, and viewers have seen everything from graveside sobs from Andrew Garfield to Danny Dyer famously finding out he's royalty. However, there are celebrity stories that don't make the cut, some of which were said to be too dull to make compelling TV. The late Michael Parkinson revealed in a 2009 Radio Times interview that his ancestors were too 'boring' for the show – something he warned producers ahead of their six weeks of research, in which the chat show host was proven correct. 'When Who Do You Think You Are? called and asked if I was interested, I said I would be delighted, but warned that my own research had unearthed nothing of note,' he recalled. ''Oh, they all say that. But we always find something,' they said. Six weeks later they phoned to apologise. My story was so boring they had to cancel the entire project. I was gutted,' he explained. Meanwhile Dermot O'Leary told podcast Sweat, Snot And Tears: 'They actually researched my family for about three months. They came back and said: 'There's just not enough interesting stuff about your family'.' While Sir Michael and Dermot got a polite phone call rejection, Steph's Packed Lunch star Steph McGovern said she never heard from producers again after an initial meeting with them. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Elsewhere on tonight's The One Show, Ashley also opened up about how hit show Adolescence has changed his view of parenting. 'It held a mirror up to myself. I'm a father of eight. I have three grandkids. I've had up and down relationships with some of them,' he said. More Trending The Top Boy actor, who first shot to fame as a member of garage group So Solid Crew under the nickname Asher D, welcomed his first child at the age of 20. He is dad to sons Shayon, 22, and Panera, 19, and daughter China, 21, who he welcomed with ex-partner Natalie Williams. The Missing You star also has daughters Antonia and Ashleigh with another unnamed woman, as well as Amaiya-Love, nine, and River, five, with his wife and actress Danielle Isaie, who he married in 2013. View More » The One Show airs weekdays at 7pm on BBC One Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. MORE: Ashley Walters calls out BBC's Who Do You Think You Are for rejecting him after 'year of research' MORE: The Chase star points out major issue 'ruining' rival ITV gameshow MORE: The Doctor Who finale will 'shock and terrify' — here's what parents need to know
Metro
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
Ashley Walters calls out BBC's Who Do You Think You Are for rejecting him
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Ashley Walters has called out BBC show Who Do You Think You Are? for not allowing him on the series. The British actor and rapper, 42, appeared on The One Show this evening alongside singer Will Young and Olympian Tom Daley, the former of which was sharing his experience on the BBC ancestry show. When asked by host Roman Kemp if he'd ever want to take part in Who Do You Think You Are?, Adolescence star Ashley let out a knowing chuckle and responded: 'I would love to, if they'd let me.' He continued: 'It's an interesting story. They approached me about doing the show, went and did like a year's worth of research and then said, 'No, we're not going to do it.'' Presenter Clara Amfo asked: 'Any further feedback?' Ashley responded: 'Nope. They did give me all the documents. But I haven't read them. I haven't gone into the box yet, so I don't know why. But I nearly got there, I was on the cusp.' Since its inception in 2004, hordes of celebrities have gone on emotional journeys into the family history, and viewers have seen everything from graveside sobs from Andrew Garfield to Danny Dyer famously finding out he's royalty. However, there are celebrity stories that don't make the cut, some of which were said to be too dull to make compelling TV. The late Michael Parkinson revealed in a 2009 Radio Times interview that his ancestors were too 'boring' for the show – something he warned producers ahead of their six weeks of research, in which the chat show host was proven correct. 'When Who Do You Think You Are? called and asked if I was interested, I said I would be delighted, but warned that my own research had unearthed nothing of note,' he recalled. ''Oh, they all say that. But we always find something,' they said. Six weeks later they phoned to apologise. My story was so boring they had to cancel the entire project. I was gutted,' he explained. Meanwhile Dermot O'Leary told podcast Sweat, Snot And Tears: 'They actually researched my family for about three months. They came back and said: 'There's just not enough interesting stuff about your family'.' While Sir Michael and Dermot got a polite phone call rejection, Steph's Packed Lunch star Steph McGovern said she never heard from producers again after an initial meeting with them. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Elsewhere on tonight's The One Show, Ashley also opened up about how hit show Adolescence has changed his view of parenting. 'It held a mirror up to myself. I'm a father of eight. I have three grandkids. I've had up and down relationships with some of them,' he said. The Top Boy actor, who first shot to fame as a member of garage group So Solid Crew under the nickname Asher D, welcomed his first child at the age of 20. He is dad to sons Shayon, 22, and Panera, 19, and daughter China, 21, who he welcomed with ex-partner Natalie Williams. The Missing You star also has daughters Antonia and Ashleigh with another unnamed woman, as well as Amaiya-Love, nine, and River, five, with his wife and actress Danielle Isaie, who he married in 2013. The One Show airs weekdays at 7pm on BBC One. Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. MORE: The Chase star points out major issue 'ruining' rival ITV gameshow MORE: The Doctor Who finale will 'shock and terrify' — here's what parents need to know MORE: Wynne Evans devastated as he confirms BBC axe: 'It breaks my heart'
Daily Mirror
10 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Netflix star shares BBC dropped them from popular series
Ashley Walters, who is best known for roles in Adolescence and Top Boy, has revealed the BBC chose not to include him in a popular series Ashley Walters, Will Young and Tom Daley joined Clara Amfo and Roman Kemp on The One Show to discuss their upcoming projects. As talk turned to the shows they all appeared on, Ashley was quizzed over whether he would appear on BBC series Who Do You Think You Are? However, he shocked hosts Roman and Clara when he revealed he was approached before bosses changed their mind. Ashley revealed: "I would love to if they let me." Going on to explain his comment, he continued: "Interesting story, they approached me about doing the show and went and did about a year's worth of research and then said, 'no, we're not going to do it.'" Clara asked: "Any further feedback?" as Ashley replied: "No, they did give me the documents but I haven't read them, I haven't gone into the box yet so I don't know why. I nearly got there but I was on the cusp." "A new project for next year," Clara suggested. "Go through the archives." The revelation came as Will Young, who features of the next episode of Who Do You Think You Are? spoke about his experience. Appearing on The One Show, Will spoke about becoming emotional when he uncovered his family history. He explained: "I didn't know anything about my grandfather apart from that he died when my Dad was 15 and under questionable circumstances. "A lot of people had PTSD after the war, we didn't know, my Dad and my Aunt didn't know, that his plane went down at the beginning of the war and he was in a concentration camp for five years, that's all I knew. "But it was just wonderful - to not spoil it - go from having one grandfather who I knew growing up and now feeling like I have two. I still have this photo in my study and I just feel like I know him. "I have a tattoo of his plane and his squadron and you start finding similarities with your family - even people you didn't know. "That's what is real interesting. We had certain characteristics and it was very moving. It was terribly moving for my father and my Aunt because he was sort of portrayed as a bit of a loser and he was literally anything but a loser. My Dad rang me up in tears saying, 'You've given me a father.'"
Wales Online
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
The One Show's Alex Jones shares her daily routine beauty products and they are surprisingly affordable
The One Show's Alex Jones shares her daily routine beauty products and they are surprisingly affordable The Welsh TV presenter has shared her eight daily beauty products, and some are under £5. The One Show presenter has shared eight of her favourite everyday beauty products. (Image: BBC ) Skincare routines are something that we all are heavily invested in, whether you have your own or you're just fascinated by other people's. There are countless videos online of people sharing their favourite products that leave their skin healthy and glowy, but one familiar face is adding her routine in to the mix. Welsh sweetheart and The One Show presenter Alex Jones, has shared her eight favourite daily beauty products with her social media followers. What is on the list will shock you. Some products are even under £5! For the latest TV and showbiz gossip sign up to our newsletter . Alex started the video by saying: "Hiya we're in the bathroom and I was just having a sort out and I thought I'd show you some of the things kind of daily because you're asking." The caption reads: "Some of you have asked what products I use and I thought I'd show you some of my current favourites. These are ones I go back to time and time again. There's a mix of some trusty high street classics and some that are a bit more pricey." You'll be shocked to hear that one of the products is a lot more affordable thank you think. Alex names products from expensive brands like Elemis and Tatcha, but one that may shock you is that she uses the Vitamin C Moisturiser SPF 30 from Primark beauty. She says she is obsessed with protection from the sun before saying: "This is just from Primark right. It's a moisturiser and it's also a factor 30. This was £4." Alex recommended the £4 two-in-one moisturiser and sun protector from Primark (Image: Alex Jones (@alexjonethomson on Instagram) ) Another favourite product of hers is the Neutrogena Deep Moisture Body Lotion, which she claims stops her "Armadillo legs" after they have gone dry over the winter. For just£3.53 from Boots it is an absolute steal. Alex also shared the fake tan that turns her from a "magnolia wall" to "J-Lo", which was Vita Liberata The H.A+ Deep Moisture Face Tan. It's also available from Boots for just £16.50. She also recommends the reusable JOJO GLOW Makeup Remover Pads, which she says "you can use these 200 times. So every time I take my make-up off, pop it in the wash and then good to go." The presenter left her favourite product until last, Tatcha Indigo Overnight Repair. She said: "This is pricey, if you're going to treat yourself. This, you'll wake up in the morning with a new face. I mean no literally, but it'll feel really nice." So here is the full list of products recommended by Alex Jones: Article continues below Content cannot be displayed without consent
