News about Debbie Arnold

A debate broke out on Good Morning Britain asking if it is 'ok to treat kids well to keep them at home?'Former glamour model Nicola McLean (left) claimed she does everything for her teenage boys while actress Debbie Arnold (right) asked, 'what sort of husbands are they going to make?' During Strictly Come Dancing, television presenter Jeff Brazier said he made a packed lunch for his 20-year-old son Bobby to help him with his enthusiasm.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Why didn't the Princess of Wales accompany William on his trip to New York? Kate, a clumsy foreign traveller, has been out of the country for just two weeks this year, a short trip to watch England play Argentina in Marseille and the Crown Prince of Jordan's wedding. There had been high hopes at the FCO that Kate would not only visit more overseas but also bring the children. George has been to Australia and New Zealand, and Charlotte has been accompanied in Canada, Poland, and Germany, but it appears that education and routine are now more important than providing the FCO with some 'panda diplomacy.'

Today, a discussion over whether people over 60 years old can be regarded as sex symbols on Good Morning Britain. Dawn Neesom, a broadcaster, insisted that older women are sexier by definition, though actress Debbie Arnold argued that calling older woman sex symbols is demeaning. Debbie argued with hosts Susanna Reid and Richard Madley that "you get older, you want to be seen for more than that."

On Monday, Good Morning Britain viewers are outraged over actress Debbie Arnold's remark about Joan Collins on the programme. Debbie, 68, leapt into a discussion with journalist Dawn Neesom, 58, that if you're a sex symbol aged 60 and over, you'll be a sex symbol aged 60 and over. Dawn said: To be a sex symbol, you must be a certain age.' In your case, it's about being confident in your own body.

During the final number, a performance of The Bodyguard came to a halt. Actress Debbie Arnold (right), who said rowdy theatregoers should be barred from forever, sparked a discussion on Good Morning Britain, while comedian Mike McClean (left) thought a ban was unnecessary. People have forgotten about the former EastEnders actress is there is a 'theatre etiquette'.

Jane Gordon, 67, is a journalist and writer. Zorro and her cat, Catty, live in Oxfordshire. Naomi, 40, and Rufus, 30 - and grandmother to Edie, nine. Debbie Arnold, 67, has appeared in EastEnders, Coronation Street, and several other hit TV shows. She has two daughters from her second marriage, Ciara, 35, and Talia, 29. She has been married twice (to actors John Challis and David Janson). Archie, eight, Albie, four, and Ossian, six months old, she has three grandsons. Jilly Johnson, 69, is a retired model, actor, and writer with one daughter, Lucy, 47, and three grandchildren: Gracie, 19, Ted, 17, and Gabe, 16. Ashley, 77, chairman of a textile company, lives in Hertfordshire with her husband.

The queen is now pictured in Westminster Hall as she is in state, as she approaches the River Thames in London for 4.2 miles with an estimated waiting time of nine hours. After meeting in the nine-hour line, tearful mourners who were eager to see the Queen lying-in-state have exchanged numbers and promised to keep in touch. As those people waiting in line have made acquaintances with those next to them, storekeepers have been giving out biscuits and awaiting people in. The queue was four miles long and stretched across Tower Bridge into Bermondsey by midday today, as officials said that around 400,000 people will see the coffin over the coming days. As of 8 a.m. this morning, it was at 2.6 miles per hour.

In Keeping Up Appearance (the pair on left) and as Miss Davenport in the Last of the Summer Wine, BBC viewers will fondly recall the 'comedy great' from childhood to now, but Tewson's career spanned 1950s to today. After graduating from RADA in 1952, the 'wonderful' actress appeared on David Frost on Sunday with comedy legends Ronnie Corbett and Ronnie Barker (bottom right) and appeared in the sitcom Shelley in the 70s and 80s. Leonard Rossiter, a fellow actor, dated her for three years before divorced in 1961. 'Len was always going off with other women and being uncaring,' Tewson said of their brief time together.' Debbie Arnold, a former EastEnders actress, expressed sorrow for her loss: "We're so sad we lost two amazing people, firstly Bruce Montague and then two days later - Josephine Tewson.' Judy Buxton and I had the pleasure of visiting the world and the United Kingdom with these comedy legends ending up in the West End. We had a blast. I adored Jo.'