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JohnLovesHorlicks

JohnLovesHorlicks Report 10 Jan 2013 09:47

Andrew Marr (53), the Scottish journalist and well-known for his brilliant Sunday morning programme on BBC1, has suffered a stroke and is recovering in hospital.

And if that was not enough bad news for this morning, one of my good friends Brian (77), a retired postman from the Rhondda, died of a heart attack yesterday. He was one of fittest men I knew of that sort of age, but had a brain tumour diagnosed just before Christmas and was about to have radiotherapy.

I would have said both these men were extremely fit. It just shows how fragile each of us are.

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Harman in Havana

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