News about Leslie Ash

Leslie Ash has given us a health check 20 years after she contracted the MSSA superbug that almost made her unable to walk. After contracting the hospital-acquired disease, the actress, 64, received a $600 compensation payout in 2008. She was admitted to the hospital in April 2004 after having two cracked ribs after falling off her bed during a love-making session with husband, ex-footballer Lee Chapman.

Dorothy is best known as Dorothy in BBC's Men Behaving Badly, in which she appeared alongside Leslie Ash, Martin Clunes, and Neil Morrisey. Since then, Caroline Quentin has had a fruitful television career, including appearances in films such as Jonathan Creek and Kiss Me Kate. However, Caroline, 63, has a new role as an influencer after mocking her Instagram page and accompanying book Drawn To The Garden.

Leslie Ash has written about how she'defied the odds' after working with MSSA in 2004. After contracting a MSSA-associated infection, the actress, 63, received a record £5 million compensation payout in 2008. She had been admitted to the hospital in April 2004 after suffering two cracked ribs after falling off her bed during a love-making session with husband, ex-footballer Lee Chapman.

Television and pop stars from the 1990s have joined together to celebrate 30 years since the start of Cancer Research UK's Race for Life. Mr Motivator, TV host Anthea Turner, actress Leslie Ash, and East 17's Terry Coldwell (pictured) have all run back in time to show their love for the charity's largest annual fundraiser. People are encouraged to wear their best 90s gear when participating in one of the 3K, 5K, or 10K races this year. Race for Life's inaugural event in Battersea Park, south London, 30 years ago (THU), has raised over £940 million to fight cancer.

Leslie Ash has expanded her bar and restaurant business with the company's debt approaching nearly £1 million. According to The Sun, paperwork submitted at Companies House confirmed that the actress, 62, had called in liquidators to supervise the company's closing, named Souk. The company owes £974,107 to 12 creditors, including HMRC and BT.

Sophie Heaslip, 25, of Brentford, Greater London, went to have the filler in her top lip dissolved last week as lumps emerged, with the intention of getting them filled again in the near future. Sophie's lips ballooned and the tone 'went' from them as soon as the £100 procedure was over, but as soon as the £100 procedure was over, Sophie said her lips plummeted and the shade 'went' from them. When she returned home an hour later, a black blister appeared on the right side of her mouth with smaller bumps. Sophie before the reaction (left) and afterwards (right).