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Girl, 13, who survived 40 DAYS in Amazon reveals mum’s haunting last moments as she lay dying from horror plane crash
HEARING her mother’s cries fade from beneath the plane wreckage, 13-year-old Lesly Jacobombaire Mucutuy knew it was now down to her to keep her younger siblings alive.
Earlier that morning, on May 1 2023, Lesly and her family had boarded a small plane from the southern Amazon town of Araracuara, Colombia.
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It was hoped the flight, heading north to the country’s Guaviare region, would lead Lesly’s family to safety.
They were fleeing their Amazon hamlet because there were narco crime groups close by.
They had threatened Magdalena’s husband Manuel Ranoque, an indigenous leader with a dubious reputation.
Yet the turn of events that were about to unfold led them into even more danger and heartbreaking tragedy.
Alongside Lesly on the small Cessna aircraft was her mother Magdalena Mucutuy, nine-year-old sister Soleiny, 11-month-old sister Cristin and four-year-old brother Tien.
About half an hour into the flight, as the small blue and white plane soared over one of the wettest, densest and remotest areas of the Amazon, its engine failed.
There was a mayday alert to air traffic control. Not long after, radio contact was lost.
When news of a crash hit the news in Colombia, everyone wanted to know whether the children and their mother had survived it.
The family’s fate would soon become a national obsession.
Lesly’s account of what happened, which formed part of Colombia’s official investigation, is retold in a new Netflix documentary, The Lost Children, via a translator.
“After the accident, I don’t know how long I was unconscious for,” Lesly says.
“When I woke up there was a lot of blood and I had a large cut on my left side, which was very painful.
“I could hear my siblings crying and crying. My mother was making noises and she stopped. Maybe if I had woken up earlier, I could have saved her.”
Magdalena’s grieving sister, Yeritza Mucutuy, tells documentary-makers: “I cried so much when I heard the news about my sister, Magdalena, and her children. They were like my children.
“She [Magadalena] was always so cheerful. It was like she didn’t even know what sadness was. She was more like a mother to me. We were very close.”
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Colombian Special Forces were deployed to the region the Cessna had last been traced to.
Members of the indigenous Huitoto group, more used to the jungle than the military, started their own search.
They combed the forest alongside Magdalena’s husband Manuel Ranoque – biological father to her two youngest children.
The inhospitable jungle terrain was almost impossible to navigate. The rain pelted down 16 hours a day.
There were no roads and the meandering rivers teemed with predators, including piranhas and anacondas.
I got all the strength I had when I dragged myself on my knees. I did that for the first 20 days. We were lost. I knew that I just had to keep going
Lesly Jacobombaire Mucutuy
The documentary retraces the mammoth search effort, using real-time footage from Amazon search teams and interviews with key members.
The hunt was made even more perilous because of the risk searchers would come face-to-face with geurilla fighters, terrorists operating in the area and financed by drug trafficking operations.
Sign of life
Sixteen days into their search, some of the Huitoto finally had a breakthrough.
They found the mangled Cessna plane, clinging vertically to the thick jungle undergrowth. Plane debris was strewn across the jungle floor.
When Special Forces were drafted in to identify the bodies they confirmed mother Magdalena, 33, was dead, alongside the pilot and another male passenger.
Yet it soon became clear that the children had miraculously escaped.
Special Forces Captain “Legionario”, tasked with retrieving the bodies, explains: “All of a sudden my sergeant said to me, ‘Captain, I’ve found a baby’s bottle.’
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“A bottle in the jungle? Unbelievable. I was shocked. After that, we came across some wild fruit, passionfruit. It had human bite marks on it. As we continued on, we found a refuge [hiding place].”
Searchers also found footprints and, later, even a soiled nappy.
The children appeared to be alive but for how long and where were they now?
‘Could barely walk’
As Lesly explains in her account of events, she kicked into survival mode after the crash.
She says: “I pulled my sister out from underneath my mother and I know we couldn’t stay and we had to abandon the plane so we could find more food and find something to drink.”
The country was gripped by news the children had survived.
Now the search took on a new lease of life, with everyone focused on finding them.
I got up and decided to leave my sisters and my brother by themselves. I started to walk away to be on my own but after 20 minutes I realised I had to go back
Lesly
The rescue mission was dubbed “Operation Hope”. The Colombian armed forces flew 150 soldiers with dogs to the area to search for the siblings.
It seemed almost inconceivable that a baby and three children could survive the elements.
Lesly soldiered on.
She says: “My leg was hurting so much and I could hardly even stand and walk at all.
“I got all the strength I had when I dragged myself on my knees.
“I did that for the first 20 days. We were lost. I knew that I just had to keep going.
“My biggest worry the whole time was keeping baby Cristin alive. I had to take care of her. I knew that she needed more food than we did.”
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It was skills that Lesly had learned growing up in her Indigenous community that was key to keeping them alive.
“My mother had taught me about fruits we could eat in the jungle,” she says.
“I made a fishing rod out of what I could find. With the rod, we were able to catch some fish. We ate the fish raw. It tasted horrible.”
Race against time
Special Forces blasted a phone recording from their grandmother out over megaphones from military helicopters.
The message was simple: “Children please, if you can hear this announcement stay where you are.”
They dispatched more than 10,000 flyers that read: “Stay close to the water. Don’t move.”
“We were trying to follow the voice that we heard but it would fade,” Lesly says. “I would try to get my sisters and brother to sleep each night.
They looked scared as if they wanted to run away from us so I raised my arms… and said ‘family’
Nicolas Ordonez, volunteer rescuer
“I didn’t really sleep. One night in the jungle we almost sat on a snake. I was able to kill it with a stick.
“My brother became so weak that he could no longer stand on his own anymore. One day I dreamt that they would never find us.
“My heart was beating fast and I struggled so hard to breathe.
“I got up and decided to leave my sisters and my brother by themselves. I started to walk away to be on my own but after 20 minutes I realised I had to go back.
“I had to protect my brother and my sisters. Cristin and Tien were both very close to dying.”
Emaciated but breathing
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Several weeks into the rescue the military called off the search.
The search area had narrowed but so had the hopes the children had survived.
The indigenous volunteers prepared rituals and prayed for some divine intervention.
Finally, those prayers were answered – 40 days in, a small group of indigenous volunteers, finally found the children.
Traipsing through the unforgiving terrain, volunteer Nicolas Ordonez, was the first to greet them.
He says: “I lifted up my head to see where the companions were and then I saw the kids.
“They looked scared as if they wanted to run away from us so I raised my arms… and said ‘family’.”
Close to death, the children were a shell of their former selves. They were barely able to move, emaciated… but they were still breathing.
The world’s deadliest aircraft incidents
HERE we reveal the five deadliest airplane incidents and accidents:
5) The Ermenonville air disaster – 346 deaths
Turkish Airlines Flight 981 crashed into the Ermenonville Forrest, nine miles outside of Paris, when an incorrectly secured cargo door burst open and broke off. It caused such an explosive decompression that cables vital for controlling the aircraft were severed and the plane plummeted. All 346 passengers and 11 crew died on the day of the tragedy – March 3, 1974.
4) Saudi Flight 763 & Kazakhstan Airlines Flight 1907 – 349 deaths
The world’s deadliest mid-air collision occurred on November 12, 1996 – and killed everyone aboard both planes. It was ruled the Khazak plane’s crew caused the horror crash after failing to maintain the correct altitude. They attributed it to the crew’s poor English language skills, meaning they struggled to understand directions from air traffic control, and three separate failures in cockpit training procedures.
3) Japan Air Lines Flight 123 – 520 deaths
Just 12 minutes into the flight between Tokyo and Osaka, Japan, the Boeing 747SR-46 began to suffer problems. After a further 32 minutes, it crashed into Mount Takamaghara after the flight controls were disabled. The disaster on August 12, 1985, initially had up to 50 survivors but many died while awaiting rescue due to serious injuries. The plane had structural failure caused by a faulty repair seven years earlier, which led to rapid decompression that ripped off part of the tail.
2) The Tenerife airport disaster – 583 deaths
At Tenerife North Airport, a terrifying collision occurred that claimed the lives of passengers on two Boeing 747s on March 27, 1977. KLM Flight 4805 collided with Pan Am Flight 1736 when it began its takeoff run in heavy fog, unaware the other plane was still on the runway. The impact and resulting fire killed everyone aboard the flights apart from 61 survivors.
1) The 9/11 terrorist attack – 2,700 deaths
On Sept 11, 2001, five Al Queda hijackers took over American Airlines Flight 11 and United Airlines Flight 175. The planes were then flown into the World Trade Centre, known as the Twin Towers, in New York City. The deaths comprise both those on board the two planes and those on the ground.
Lesly says: “When I saw the man, I collapsed. I felt very good. I no longer had to keep my brother and sisters alive. They were now safe.”
The children were air-lifted to safety.
Yet, for some, it also brought the indigenous people and military closer – two parties who for decades had fought one another – together for the greater good.
For many, like Nicolas, the rescue had a profound effect on them.
He says: “The process of finding the children made me feel like I had also found myself in the process. In a way, I was rescued along with the children.”
The Lost Children is available on Netflix from November 14
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South Korean actor Song Jae-lim has died, aged 39.
The actor, who is also known as Song Jae-rim, was found dead in his home in the Seongdong Ward in Seoul at midday on Tuesday (12 November). He was due to meet a friend for lunch when his body was discovered, according to Korean media.
Police are not treating the death as suspicious, and a note was found at the scene according to Variety.
The K-Drama star first rose to fame for his role as a loyal warrior in Moon Embracing the Sun, a fantasy drama about a mediaeval King and a female shaman who fall in love.
He made his debut in the 2009 film Actresses. He gained further popularity after appearing on the reality show We Got Married in 2014.
The actor’s family have told media that they would hold a small and private funeral for the star on Thursday (14 November). The event took place at the Yeouido St. Mary’s Funeral Hall.
Jae-lim began his career as a runway model, appearing in national magazines including Vogue Girl Korea, Dazed Korea, Nylon Korea, GQ Korea, and Marie Claire Korea.
Tributes from the Korean entertainment industry poured in as his co-stars and other celebrities paid tribute to the star.
Actor Yoo Sun, who co-starred with Jae-lim in the drama Our Gap Soon in 2016, shared a photo of them together on Wednesday (13 November), writing: “It’s too sad, it hurts so much… May you find peace and rest.”
Please Take Care of My Refrigerator actor Hong Seok-cheon also posted a tribute, sharing a smiling photo of Jae-rim and writing, “I mourn that I’ll never see that wonderful smile again. It hurts me to let you go without a proper goodbye. I’m so sorry.”
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Fellow actor Kim Min-kyu, said she had spoken with the star only a month ago. He recalled their last conversation as he said that the actor seemed upbeat about his future projects.
“You told me about your ongoing performances with such a bright voice… Why…?” he said.
An official confirmation for the cause of Jae-lim’s death is yet to be announced.
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Shock Married At First Sight moment Hannah arrives at reunion with Ryan before flirting with another groom
MARRIED At First Sight’s explosive reunion saw Hannah arrive with Ryan, before flirting with another groom.
Rumours about a potential romance between the two had been swirling, and then even more so when they made a dramatic arrival as a couple.
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Both Hannah and Ryan were unlucky-in-love on the dating show, with their relationships with Stephen and Sionainn collapsing on screen.
However, fans were shocked when it was revealed that Hannah and Ryan had been flirting off-camera and that they may have even shared a kiss.
Then on Wednesday night’s explosive reunion episode the pair looked in good spirits as they waltzed into the dinner party together.
Hannah and Ryan’s co-stars looked on in disbelief, and Sionainn shook her head as her ex arrived with a new girl.
Expert Charlene Douglas questioned: “Are they entering as a couple?”
To which Mel Schilling replied: “Well they’re not holding hands.”
Hannah said they were “just friends” after Kieran questioned what was going on between them.
Elaborating, Hannah went on: “For me he said last time I walked into a room full of people I got verbally attacked.”
Despite entering the reunion with Ryan, MAFS viewers noticed that she was “flirting” with another groom all night – Orson.
The pair have history after an “affair scandal” that rocked MAFS.
But despite fans thinking Hannah and Orson got together after the show, it appears Orson has moved on altogether.
According to a TikTok video he is dating Harriet Southan – the sister of Big Brother star Henry.
As fans may recall, Henry competed in 2023’s ITV revival series and placed third.
Elsewhere on Wednesday night’s episode, Kristina was left in floods of tears over Kieran rejecting her again, after she tells him: “I put my life on the line for you.”
The mechanic’s frosty reply “I just feel numb” left her walking away devastated.
But the biggest showdown of the night came from Polly and Adam after he had a pop at her for talking about him at the table.
He then aired details on their sex life, shouting: “Why are you b******g about someone who doesn’t f*****g want you?
“We had sex three times in 10 weeks!”
In response, she chucked a full glass of red wine over him and his cream dinner suit.
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A new musical crime thriller on Netflix starring Selena Gomez and Zoe Saldaña has left viewers completely baffled, with verdicts ranging from “boring” to “movie of the year”.
Emilia Perez was called the most divisive film of the 2024 Cannes Film Festival and arrived on Netflix on 13 November.
The film, directed by Jacques Audiard, stars Karla Sofía Gascón as the titular character, a Mexican drug cartel leader who undergoes gender affirmation surgery to medically transition.
Perez recruits a gritty lawyer played by Saldaña, to help her go through with the process, while her wife, played by Gomez, and children are relocated to Switzerland for their safety.
The ambitious movie currently holds a positive score on Rotten Tomatoes, but judging by social media reactions, it has been wildly alienating.
A particular scene, where Saldana has the process of a sex change operation explained to her through the medium of song, has already gone viral, racking up more than 4 million views at the time of writing.
The person who uploaded it wrote: “THIS IS NOT A REAL MOVIE.” They later added: “I’m 20 minutes in and this was already the second time I had to pause the movie just to laugh because oh my god.”
Another detractor called it “the most boring, generic crime drama you can conceive of, with the occasional demented music number inserted in”.
A third person said: “A horrendously miscalculated medley of poor taste creative decisions in an attempt to seem ‘important’ and ‘empathetic.’”
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In a much more positive take, one viewer said: “The film was such a unique blend of comedy, crime, and musical elements that worked together in the most unexpected ways. The themes of identity and transformation were handled beautifully.”
Another person said that although the film was still “bats***” it still “flows with the context of the film. I kinda loved what it was doing and the story it was telling.”
In a review on Out, Mexican trans film critic Mey Rude said: Emilia Pérez isn’t just one of the best trans movies you’ll ever see, it’s one of the most unique and brilliant films of the year.”
At Cannes, Gascón and her co-stars shared the best actress prize, which she accepted.
Now, Gascón is widely forecast to be nominated for best actress at the Academy Awards.
Emilia Perez is available to watch now on Netflix.
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I’m A Celebrity’s late arrival Maura Higgins stuns in red mini-dress on final night out before flying to Australia
MAURA Higgins oozed elegance in a glam red mini-dress as she partied with her pals before heading into the I’m A Celebrity jungle.
The Love Island alum is a late arrival into the 2024 line-up – and is clearly making the most of her final hours of freedom before being cooped up in camp.
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Maura, 33, pulled on her skintight frock with a flared hemline and bow detail on the back.
She accessorised with black point toe heels and a matching clutch bag.
The Glow Up Ireland host pulled her glossy brunette locks up into a high ponytail, styling the ends into neat waves.
She accessorised with gold hoop earrings and kept her make-up fresh, adding a dramatic slick of black mascara.
She was joined by a female pal, in an equally striking red lace bodysuit, as they exited a The Corinthia Hotel in London.
Maura appeared in high spirits, flashing a smile as she walked down a huge staircase in her heels before being captured enjoying a giggle in her taxi home.
Recently, she was seen stocking up on vapes before the big trip Down Under.
Maura also lapped up luxuries at Claridge’s hotel prior to her new reality show stint.
She even managed to catch up with love interest Pete Wicks as they stepped out together for a cute date in London.
JUNGE GIRL
Maura will be a late arrival into the I’m A Celeb camp, along with the Reverend Richard Coles.
The duo will join the likes of Coleen Rooney, Barry McGuigan and Danny Jones in Ant and Dec’s jungle camp a week into this year’s star-spangled series.
She swiped an I’m A Celeb spot after Tommy Fury pulled out.
Yet The Sun exclusively revealed former 2009 campmate Kim Woodburn’s fear Maura will be first to pull out.
I’m A Celebrity 2024
As the hit ITV show enters into its 24th series, a brand new batch of famous faces look set to enter the Aussie jungle once again to face terrifying Bushtucker Trials and living amongst the critters in camp in order to come out on top and be crowned King or Queen of the Jungle. The Sun’s Jake Penkethman takes a look at the stars heading Down Under this year…
Kim, 82, also thinks that like many stars who compete on the popular ITV show, Maura’s motivation for entering the jungle is for monetary reasons.
In an interview hosted by WhichBingo.co.uk, she told The Sun: “Maura Higgins is a very beautiful girl.
“I’ve never met the young lady. She’s entertaining. She’s very beautiful. You don’t know anything about her.
“I’d like to think she’ll do trials. She looks delicate. We can never tell you know, you can never tell, good luck to her.”
“And if she’s she’s been paid a lump sum to go in. They all go in for the money, but they deny it,” she added to The Sun.
She added: “But you see the trouble with that is, many of them go in for the money.
“Take the money. She’s dainty and tiny and fragile. Let us see her doing the trials, marvellous. Good luck to her.”
One person who perhaps won’t be voting for her to be jungle queen is her ex Curtis Pritchard.
He raged how his Love Island ex “can’t keep my name out of her mouth” after she addressed their reality show romance on a recent podcast.
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The Voice US fans were left blindsided after a contestant suddenly quit the show, leaving a judge in the lurch.
On the latest episode of the singing competition, which airs on network NBC, Canadian singer Michael Bublé, who is a judge on the show, was informed that Tanner Frick had left the show ahead of the knockouts stage.
Presenter Carson Daly told Bublé: “Michael, Tanner left the competition after rehearsals. You still have Cameron [Wright] and Sloane [Simon].”
No reason was given for Frick’s decision to leave the show – and fans have become even more confused after the contestant appeared to reference the news in cryptic message posted on Instagram and TikTok.
The singer shared a video showing him performing one of his songs, captioning the post: “Ain’t nobody want me anyway.”
However, viewers of the show noted the discrepancy in his statement, as Frick had received support from the judges during his appearances on the series.
In his first audition, all four judges – including Snoop Dogg, Gwen Stefani and Reba McEntire – turned their chairs around to signify they wanted to send him through to the next round.
Frick initially opted to go with McEntire, who sent him home in the battle stage of the competition – but Bublé swooped in to save him from being eliminated, telling Daly: “Tanner Frick was a huge win for me. That’s a former four-chair turn and a piece of the puzzle that I didn’t have.”
He said of Frick: “I needed that country singer and now I feel like I’m completely in the game. It’s a brave new world we’re about to head into.”
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Frick’s fans expressed surprise over his exit from the show in the comments section of his post, with one writing: “Sure was surprised to hear that you had departed The Voice… I predicted you to go all the way to win it this year. “
Another added: “Ugh I hate that you left The Voice. I had you as my top #1 artist! So sad to see you go but I hope everything is OK!”
An additional fan wrote: “You were definitely one of my favs!!” with another chiming in: “Oh no, where did you go? I felt like you could win The Voice.
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EastEnders star Timothy West’s rock solid marriage lasted 61 years – and wife Prunella Scales revealed their secret
A MASTER of the acting craft, Timothy West played everyone from Shakespeare’s King Lear to Stan on EastEnders.
Yet perhaps his most cherished moments on screen were as himself — pootling in a boat on Channel 4 series Great Canal Journeys with Prunella Scales, his beloved wife of 61 years.
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Intelligent and witty Timothy, who died in his sleep on Tuesday aged 90, displayed a devotion to his wife that brought a lump to the throat.
Intended as a travelogue, Great Canal Journeys instead became a reflection on the couple’s decades-long love story — undimmed after Fawlty Towers star Prunella’s dementia diagnosis in 2013.
After a canal ride to Langollen, Denbighs, where they had spent their honeymoon 50 years before, she said: “We just fit, somehow. He never bores me. When he talks, it’s interesting or entertaining.”
Modest and gently spoken, he said: “She can’t remember things very well. But you don’t have to remember things on the canal. You can just enjoy things as they happen — so it’s perfect for her.”
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‘Incredible talents’
He is survived by Prunella, 92, their two sons — actor-director Samuel and teacher Joseph — and his daughter Juliet from an earlier marriage to actress Jacqueline Boyer.
His children said in a statement yesterday: “After a long and extraordinary life, our darling father Timothy died peacefully in his sleep yesterday evening. Tim was with friends and family at the end.”
Timothy Lancaster West CBE was born in Bradford in 1934 and his actor parents Olive and Lockwood advised him to avoid the theatre at all costs.
But after stints selling office furniture, and as a recording engineer, at age 22 he became an assistant stage manager at the Wimbledon Theatre.
He would soon start acting — for much of the 1950s in provincial theatres before joining the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1962. He later went on to play Macbeth twice and King Lear four times.
He was also a French intelligence agent in 1973 film The Day Of The Jackal and took the title role in BBC TV biopic Churchill And The Generals in 1979.
His versatility saw him play Russian despot Joseph Stalin on stage, and greedy mill owner Bradley Hardacre in Eighties comedy Brass on ITV then Channel 4 — a satire of dour BBC working-class dramas of the previous decade.
He also played Stan Carter on EastEnders, and Coronation Street’s Eric Babbage, love interest of Gloria Price.
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With acting in his blood, he continued until the end. Hours after his death was announced, he was seen in BBC soap Doctors, as the neighbour of a patient who fell in their garden.
The BBC show tweeted that it was “a moving reminder of his in- credible talent.”
He met Prunella in 1961. Cast together in BBC play She Died Young, they bonded by doing crosswords and eating Polo mints.
Prunella, later famous as Sybil in Seventies sitcom classic Fawlty Towers, said: “We had a mild, Times-crossword flirtation, and he said, ‘Would you like to come to the pictures?’ I said, ‘Yeah, love to’.”
They kept in touch by post before a fateful date in Oxford. Timothy said: “We went punting, had a meal somewhere and the rest is history.”
The sad thing is you watch the gradual disappearance of the person you knew and loved
Timothy West
But in 2013, Prunella was diagnosed with vascular dementia, and Timothy cared for her in their home of 50 years in Wandsworth, South West London. The next year, they began their canal series.
Two years later, he said: “The sad thing is you watch the gradual disappearance of the person you knew and loved.
“Perhaps we have been to a concert, play or film and there is not much we can say because Pru will have a fairly hazy memory.
“I should think it is very frustrating for Pru. She is very kind and does not let on. It is frustrating for me, of course. We need each other.”
But they cherished her moments of lucidity, while viewers delighted in their affection and gentle ribbing.
With Pru’s speech and mobility failing, in 2019 they signed off with a tear-jerking trip to Oxford.
He said this year: “I would give anything to have the old Pru back. But the fact she doesn’t have to worry about anything very much is a crumb of comfort.”
Actress Dame Joanna Lumley said yesterday: “Timothy and Pru did an amazing job convincing people dementia was not something you should be always afraid of — rather something you could embrace and live with, and live with well.”
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