British TV presenter Davina McCall has revealed that her "final MRI ... She spoke about the removal of the tumour while co-presenting this year’s Red Nose Day for Comic Relief and said it was ...

Davina McCall's surgeon, Kevin O'Neill, has confessed that he "welled up" while listening to the TV star's heartfelt speech about her "second chance" at life. During a Comic Relief clip shown on ...

Davina McCall was moved to tears live on TV Friday evening as she remembered undergoing recent brain tumour surgery. The UK presenter reflected on the experience as a presenter on the BBC’s ...

Red Nose Day helped raise more than £34 million for Comic Relief during its 40th anniversary, the BBC has revealed.. The charity fundraiser, hosted at Salford’s MediaCity, saw sketches from ...

Davina McCall breaks down as she says brain tumour removal was ‘hardest thing’ The TV presenter was among a host of presenters for Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day ...

TV presenter Davina McCall said the removal of a benign brain tumour was “the hardest thing I’ve ever been through” while reflecting on the experience during Red Nose Day.

Davina McCall was moved to tears live on TV Friday evening as she remembered undergoing recent brain tumour surgery.. The UK presenter reflected on the experience as a presenter on the BBC’s ...

Davina McCall was among a host of presenters for Red Nose Day on Friday, with the event raising £34,022,590 for the charity Comic Relief. Share this article. 22/03/2025 | 09:07 AM.

A tearful Davina McCall said the removal of a brain tumour was "the hardest thing" she had ever been through as she reflected on the experience during Red Nose Day's 40th anniversary show. The TV ...

A tearful Davina McCall said the removal of a brain tumour was "the hardest thing" she had ever been through as she reflected on the experience during Red Nose Day's 40th anniversary show. The TV ...

TV presenter Davina McCall said the removal of a benign brain tumour was “the hardest thing I’ve ever been through” while ... with the event raising £34,022,590 for the charity Comic Relief.