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Jason Watkins, the beloved 56-year-old father who is unable to pay the mortgage, has been made redundant by his sleazy boss and is desperate to move away from his neighborhood, which has been devastated by youth violence, he appeared on Coma last night and continues this week. Pictured: Joe Barber as Jordan, left, and Jason Watkins as Simon

There is no better way to define your social standing than by choosing a bottle of vino after dinner. For a heart-to-heart with a pal at a wine bar, perhaps order a bottle of Argentinian Malbec, 'the good stuff.' Or maybe you just nicked a litre of Buckfast from the offence, drink it with your adolescent friends in a playpark, and leave cracked glass everywhere. If you're the terrorized hero of a domestic thriller, you should get a cheap red and a cheaper white at the supermarket, knocking them both back while gossiping with your partner and snacking on fish fingers then return upstairs for a woozy fumble. Simon Henderson and his partner Beth (Jason Watkins and Claire Skinner) do what they can do without getting their daily stresses in the four-part domestic thriller Coma (Ch5).

As he urged A&E units to rewrite their infant policies, actor Jason Watkins recalled the agony of his two-year-old daughter's death in her cot. Maude, the 61-year-old star who appeared in Netflix's The Crown, said she had a chest infection that had been treated by her doctor with medication. Watkins and his partner Clara Francis took her to A&E, where they were told she had a bad cold and croup before being discharged. Maude died at home later that night, but it was only later discovered she had sepsis, a life-threatening disease that occurs when the immune system overreacts and begins to damage the body's own tissues and organs. Speaking about the moment he realised Maude had died in the family's maisonette on New Year's Day 2011, Watkins told Andy Coulson's podcast Crisis What Crisis? Bessie, his other daughter who was four at the time, had come into his room.

On the 13th anniversary of her death, Jason Watkins posted a touching video of his daughter Maude performing "Somewhere over the rainbow" on her 13th birthday and said she is now with'his family.' Clara Francis, a 61-year-old actress, and her partner lost their daughter in 2011 when she was just two years old after she suffered a respiratory disease and then sepsis.

Clara and Watkins lost their two-year-old Maude in 2011 and have been fighting for reforms in health care ever since. An NHS ombudsman report, released in October, found that the same critical errors are now occurring, a decade on from a previous version. As errors were identified as a result of delays in diagnosing and treating sepsis, poor communication among healthcare professionals, substandard record-keeping, and missed opportunities for follow-up care, it was announced that action was 'urgently required.' "It was a real body blow to think that, just a few weeks ago, the ombudsman's study on sepsis care said, "nothing had really changed" so I took it personally," Bishop Tom Watkins, 61, said on Wednesday.'

After his daughter Maude's tragic death from sepsis, actor Jason Watkins has admitted that he used getting into character for a project as a coping mechanism. Clara Francis, a 61-year-old actress, and her mother Clara Francis sadly lost their daughter in 2011 after she developed a respiratory disease and then sepsis. She was two years old. On New Year's Day morning, Jason discovered Maude, who had been suffering from flu, dead in her bed. Despite two hospital visits, her flu symptoms dissipated the sepsis, and she went undiagnosed.

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Actor Jason Watkins (pictured right) said the death of his two-year-old daughter Maude as a result of sepsis in 2011 was preventable because hospital staff had missed the warning signs in March. Patients that are critically ill will soon be screened for sepsis, which can be seen in seconds if they have sepsis - the immune system's response that can kills within hours. The single-use kit, which uses the same methods as Covid's rapid lateral flow tests, can also be used to detect cancer and heart disease. 'Right now, it takes much longer to diagnose sepsis,' says Dr Mike Hudson, the firm behind the test, who is pictured inset. 'Our blood test can help patients enter hospitals faster and reduce the number of sepsis deaths.'

Jason Watkins, 60, (left) was speaking out on World Sepsis Day after his daughter Maude died of sepsis after she was released from hospital with a bad cold in 2011. Following Martha Mills' death of 13-year-old Martha Mills, who died of sepsis after inadequate treatment at King's College Hospital, she revealed that it will look at calls for the campaign, 'Martha's reign'. In a BBC interview, the Crown actor said, 'Knowing your own child, as Merope [Martha's mother] knew Martha so well, she knew she was sick, and so it's that intuition that is so crucial.' Any parent's intuition about how well or poorly a child is should be paid attention to.'

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On a romantic stroll in New York City at 8.30 a.m. Easter time, the Hollywood actor and Wrexham AFC co-chairman was seen holding hands with wife Blake Lively (lfet). Reynolds Ryan wore a black hoodie and blue jacket, paired with grey slacks and a green woolen hat, livingly looked chic in a tan trench coat, a patterned scarf, black joggers, and sneakers, while Reynolds Ryan wore a black hoodie and blue jacket, teamed with black slacks and a green woolen hat. As they strolled in the Big Apple while enjoying a chat, the actress, 35, and actor Robert, who welcomed their fourth child recently, all looked loved up. Wrexham's 3-2 victory over Notts County on Easter Monday (Reynolds celebrating the win and inset) is the newest stage in a remarkable turnaround story that sees the Welsh club on the verge of automatic promotion to the Football League after a decade and a half. Wrexham has soared both on and off the field, with hordes of new followers and the support of celebrities including Will Ferrell, John Cleese, Jack Whitehall, and Jason Watkins, since being acquired by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney in early 2021.

The Welsh team's 3-2 victory over Notts County on Easter Monday was the latest in a remarkable turnaround story for the club, which is on the verge of automatic promotion to the Football League after a decade and a half. Since being purchased by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney (left) in early 2021, the team has soared both on and off the field, with hordes of new fans and the support of celebrities such as Will Ferrell, John Cleese, Jack Whitehall, and Jason Watkins. Emma Corrin was also photographed at the game on Monday (bottom right); John Cleese and Jason Watkins in the club's shirts; and an advertisement for a bus tour in LA (top right).

The actor (right) appeared in an already popular ITV series with his fashion designer wife Clara in what was also a warning to other parents. Jason & Clara: In Memory of Maudie, a film released last night, Jason spent two other dads at Loftus Road, the home of his beloved Queens Park Rangers in west London. Both three children have their names tattooed on their arms, and Jason, a former semi-professional footballer who turned to acting, has revealed that he would attend QPR games as he grappled with his own grief. Fizzah Malik, the daughter of Marshal Aashtar's family, died at the age of five. Fizzah died after several doctors dismissed her parents' fears after she came down with a high temperature, a rash, and a pain in her side. She was sent home and told to take ibuprofen and Calpol. Mr Watkins' pictures of his children, including one taken seconds after she was born, might have been different.' Thankfully, she died in my arms and was gone with the wind.' 'Little Fizzah died as a result of undiagnosed sepsis,' Jason said, a carbon copy of what happened to Maude.' Mr Watkins also spoke with Andrew (inset), whose daughter Rachel died of sepsis at the age of 33.

For the first time since the death of their daughter Maude in heart-breaking scenes from their documentary In Memory of Maudie, Jason Watkins and his wife Clara Francis attended couples therapy together. In 2011, the actor and his wife lost their two-year-old daughter Maude to sepsis, and the couple have now produced a film to alert other parents of the signs and dangers of the potentially lethal disease. The pair confessed that they never attended a therapy session together and that they had previously only gone solo when dealing with the loss of their little girl.

After his daughter Maude died of sepsis at the age of two, Jason Watkins recalled the painful moment his son Gilbert wondered if he is "a replacement" for him. The actor, 60, and his wife Clara had an 'overwhelming desire' to have another child after Maude's death in 2011, and they were 'blessed' with their son, who is now 11. Jason reveals Gilbert, who sat on a bench built in honor of their daughter, when he asked if he was a'substitute' for his late sister and referred to him as a'saviour' during a tragic period.

Jason and Clara Watkins, clutching a pair of tiny red shoes, embark on an enthralling task. For the first time since her death in 2011, the couple sifted through their daughter's belongings in heartbreaking scenes from their forthcoming ITV documentary In Loving memory of Maudie. Maude died of sepsis on New Year's Day after doctors delivered her what they thought was croup.

On Thursday, fans thanked Jason Watkins and his partner Clara for their brave work in their latest ITV documentary in Loving memory of Maudie. After doctors sent Maude home with what they suspected to be croup, she died on New Year's Day in 2011. Jason and Clara's baby was discovered in her bed the next morning after their eldest daughter Bessie told them she could not wake her sister.

The actor, 60, and his wife tragically lost their daughter when she was just two years old in 2011 after she went undiagnosed with sepsis while suffering from flu. The couple have produced Jason & Clara: In Memory of Maudie, eleven years after their sudden death, where they will address their grief battle.

The married couple have been working on a new documentary, Jason & Clara: In Memory of Maudie, which will see them help other families that are in need of assistance. As their documentary is set to air on ITV at 9pm on Thursday March 30, who are Jason and Clara and what happened to their daughter Maude?

Jason Watkins has confessed to 'blaming himself' for his daughter Maude's death from Sepsis. Clara Francis, a 60-year-old actress, and her partner died in 2011 after suffering a respiratory disease and then sepsis. She was two years old at the time. On New Year's Day morning, Jason discovered Maude, who had been suffering from influenza, dead in her bed. Despite two hospital visits, her flu symptoms masked the sepsis, and she went undiagnosed.

Clara and Jason Watkins have opened up about their daughter Maudie's tragic death from sepsis, even though they denied it. Following the death of their daughter aged two in 2011, the actor and his wife are co-working on Jason & Clara, which will see the couple support other families in the aftermath of their mother's death. The couple spoke to Giovanna Fletcher about the tragic death of their child ahead of its filming.

On New Year's Day in 2011, Jason Watkins and Clara Francis (left) lost their beloved second child, Maude Violet, to sepsis. Maude (right and inset) was a happy, healthy two-year-old girl who loved singing, hide-and-seek, and her big sister Bessie. Bessie's bedroom was one night in the bedroom she shared with Bessie, but doctors (a succession of doctors) argued was simply croup and died. It was Bessie, just 18 months older than Maude, who arrived in that fateful morning - 'when our world just combusted,' she says - and told them Maude would not wake up. Jason came right into the room and knew right away, from the trickle of dried blood on her face, that their daughter was dead.

Following the broadcaster's decision to ban Hugh Bonneville and Jason Watkins from the air, Hugh Bonneville and Jason Watkins took to Twitter on Saturday to wade in on the unfolding drama surrounding Gary Lineker and the BBC. The actors mocked the channel by returning to their beloved characters from the 2014 mockumentary sitcom W1A, in which their characters appear on the BBC. Gary, 62, will not attend Match Of The Day this weekend after the BBC announced that he compared the Home Office's immigration policy to 1930s Germany breached impartiality laws.