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nadine coyle led the tributes, saying she was absolutely devastated. and pop starsjudge pete waterman paid his tribute this afternoon. she was a girl next door who had got it all. she was identifiable by the audience that are going to buy her records. that was the beauty of sarah. when the singer discovered an enlarged lymph node just before covid began, the pandemic was a factor in her delaying seeking treatment. breast cancer is, in fact, a very curable illness if it's diagnosed early, but the unfortunate thing in sarah's case is that she was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer where it had already spread to her body. and you can only survive it for as long as the treatments are helping and stalling the breast cancer from spreading further. sarah and the other four members of girls aloud went their separate ways in 2013, but not before they'd entertained fans for the best part of a decade. sarah harding was a crucial part of the group. a woman who achieved so much in a life cut short at such a young age. sarah harding's illness has focused attent

sarah harding's mother described that as a bright shining star and her band—mate nadine coyle said she is absolutely devastated. for those unfamiliar older viewers they said the coverage was disproportionate. this was an i lady i had never heard of any band i had never heard of and honestly a very tragic story for her friends and family, please understand i desperately sympathetic to families who are going through such trauma, all families have studies like that. but i do not think that should have been headline news, i am a little disappointed with the bbc, there is so much going on in the world right now with home policies and foreign policies and what is happening with covid and afghanistan i know we are probably weedy of it but it is a bit more important and i expect better i think of the bbc headline news. as we mentioned last week regional news bulletins for english viewers returned to breakfast this week after an absence of six weeks. the service had continued over the summerfor audiences and the rest of the uk, a fact which we fail to make the last week so apologies for that bu

sarah harding's mother described that as a bright shining star and her band—mate nadine coyle said she is absolutely devastated. for those unfamiliar older viewers they said the coverage was disproportionate. this they said the coverage was disproportionate.— they said the coverage was disproportionate. they said the coverage was dis--roortionate. , . ., , disproportionate. this was an i lady i had disproportionate. this was an i lady i had never — disproportionate. this was an i lady i had never heard _ disproportionate. this was an i lady i had never heard of— disproportionate. this was an i lady i had never heard of any _ disproportionate. this was an i lady i had never heard of any band - disproportionate. this was an i lady i had never heard of any band i - disproportionate. this was an i lady i had never heard of any band i had | i had never heard of any band i had never heard of and honestly a very tragic story for her friends and family, please understand i desperately sympathetic to families who are going through such trauma, all families have studies like that. but i do

nadine coyle led the tributes, saying... and pop starsjudge pete waterman paid his tribute this afternoon. she was a girl next door who had got it all. she was identifiable by the audience that were going to buy her records. that was the beauty of sarah. when the singer discovered an enlarged lymph node just before covid began, the pandemic was a factor in her delaying seeking treatment. breast cancer is, in fact, a very curable illness if it's diagnosed early, but the unfortunate thing in sarah's case is that she was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer, where it had already spread to her body. and you can only survive it for as long as the treatments are helping and stalling the breast cancer from spreading any further. sarah and the other four members of girls aloud went their separate ways in 2013, but not before they'd entertained fans for the best part of a decade. sarah harding was a crucial part of the group. a woman who achieved so much in a life cut short at such a young age. the tokyo 2020 paralympics have ende

coyle, nicola roberts, kimberley walsh and sarah harding, what made them, kind of, gel? what made them appeal? what was it about the performance? because it...the influence remains, doesn't it? i went to see six: the musical a few months ago and that was transparently inspired by girls aloud and the spice girls. yeah, i mean, the thing was, you know, it's very easy here, to be honest, now, sitting and talking at this distance in time and say this was exactly what we planned. that would be very clever of me and very untrue. you know, this was organic. it happened when cheryl walked in. i mean, all these things, we did not plan. we certainly didn't plan to find a sarah harding. it happens and when the camera's there and it happens properly and honestly, the public buy into it — they get it! that series was a huge, huge success. you know, i had number one, two and three that christmas with the cheeky girls, girls aloud and one true voice. nothing like that happens any more. doesn't happen like that any more. what memory will you take with you, apart from that moment jumpi

coyle, nicola while the, —— nicola roberts, kimberley walsh and said are hiding, what made them jell and appeal? what was it about the performance? the influence remains and i went to see a musical a few months ago which was transparently inspired by girls aloud and the spice girls. it inspired by girls aloud and the spice girls-— inspired by girls aloud and the sice girls. , , ., _ .,, spice girls. it is very easy to be here talking — spice girls. it is very easy to be here talking at _ spice girls. it is very easy to be here talking at this _ spice girls. it is very easy to be here talking at this distance - spice girls. it is very easy to be| here talking at this distance and time and say this is exactly what we plan. the comic that would be very clever of me and very untrue. this was organic. it happened when cheryl walked in and all the things we did not plan. we certainly didn't plan to find sarah harding. it happens and when the cameras are there it happens properly and, honestly, the public buy into it and they get it. that is seriously a huge, huge success and i had numb

sarah harding's mother marie described her as a bright shining star, and her band—mate nadine coyle said she is absolutely devastated. for those unfamiliar with sarah harding, many of them older viewers they said the coverage was disproportionate. this was a lady i had never heard of who was in a band i had never heard of and honestly a very tragic story for her friends and family, please understand i'm desperately sympathetic to families who are going through such trauma, all families have studies like that. but i do not think that should have been headline news, i am a little disappointed with the bbc, there is so much going on in the world right now with home policies and foreign policies and what is happening with covid and afghanistan i know we are probably weary of it, but it's a bit more important and i expect better, i think, of the bbc headline news. finally, as we mentioned last week, regional news bulletins for english viewers returned to breakfast this week after an absence of six weeks. the service had continued over the summerfor audiences in the rest of the uk, a fact whic