Colin Paterson
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 50 |
| Born | Glasgow |
| United Kingdom | |
| Job | Journalist |
| Education | Hutchesons' Grammar School |
| University of St Andrews | |
| Movies/Shows | Liquid News |
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| Date of birth | January 1,1974 |
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| ID | 472880 |
Colin Paterson Life story
Colin Paterson is a Scottish journalist and broadcaster who is an Arts and Entertainment correspondent for the BBC and has been a presenter and reporter on BBC Three's Liquid News.
Glastonbury 2023: 15 mad and memorable moments
... 15) Glastonbury s roller girlHowever, arguably the biggest legend of the weekend (OK, very arguably) was the fan who was interviewed by BBC entertainment correspondent Colin Paterson about arriving on the site on the first day with rollers in her hair...
Rick Astley doesn't let Glastonbury down
... " If we get the smallest audience on the 12 o clock slot that Glastonbury s ever seen, I m still OK with that, " he told entertainment correspondent Colin Paterson...
Oscars 2023: Two decades on the Vanity Fair party red carpet
...By Colin PatersonEntertainment correspondentThis week, I am heading to Hollywood for my 20th Oscars...
James Norton: Happy Valley, secrets and the all-important ending
... " While viewers will have to wait for the last ever episode to air on 5 February, Norton did tell BBC entertainment correspondent Colin Paterson he thinks it is incredibly written...
The Queen and Paddington: How a bear became an unlikely royal mascot
... " One of the last times most of us saw the Queen close up was when she did that marvellous sketch during the Jubilee celebrations, " Ms Jankel told the BBC s Colin Paterson...
Will Young on twin brother's suicide and 'woefully underfunded' NHS
... In the Breakfast interview, he told the BBC s Colin Paterson: " I don t think alcoholism is spoken about enough and it is important to speak out about what it is like to live with someone who has alcoholism in the family, and what that can do to a family...
Oscars 2022: Could Apple's Coda win best picture?
... " I had so much to learn for this movie, " Jones told the BBC s Colin Paterson...
Brit Awards 2022: The Unstoppable Adele and other highlights
... Beforehand though he revealed to the BBC s Colin Paterson that down the years their musical outfit had gone through several incarnations, line-up changes and arguably regrettable monikers...
Will Young on twin brother's suicide and 'woefully underfunded' NHS
Singer Will Young has spoken candidly about The Pain of losing twin brother Rupert to suicide in 2020, after two decades of his sibling's alcoholism.
Speaking to Bbc One 's Breakfast on Friday, He Said : " I miss My Brother , he was my twin and my Best Friend , but I don't miss the alcoholic. "
He also described caring for Rupert alongside a " woefully underfunded" NHS.
Young explores the " complex" realities of His Family 's experience in A Channel 4 Documentary to be screened next week.
In The Breakfast interview, he told The Bbc 's Colin Paterson : " I don't think alcoholism is spoken about enough and it is important to speak out about what it is like To Live with someone who has alcoholism in The Family , and what that can do to A Family .
" We Are a very private family but we were all on the same page about wanting to tell Our Story in a non-sensationalised way to Show People that they are not alone. "
Young's brother's alcoholism was an issue The Family dealt with throughout the two decades that he himself found fame, following his victory on Pop Idol in February 2002.
Rupert lived with his famous brother for Four Years from 2016 up until he took his own life aged 41.
Discussing in graphic detail the difficulties of caring for his brother towards The End of his life, Young said he would often have to clear up " sick, urine and faeces" in the mornings.
" It was difficult, but it is amazing what we do out of love for people. I just didn't want My Brother to die. In The End I didn't manage to keep him alive, and that is part of my grief process. "
The Singer said one of the biggest care struggles had been navigating and accessing NHS support for his brother, which he described as " woefully underfunded".
He Said that his brother was brought into hospital Three Days before he died after threatening a suicide attempt in public.
Young said: " He wasn't even seen by an assistant psychiatrist, and he left, and he killed himself. And I have heard this [type of] story so many times. "
" Feeling suicidal is not deemed strong enough to be sectioned. That seems extraordinary to me" added The Star , echoing previous remarks he made at the.
In response, a statement from The Department of Health and Social Care told The Bbc that " improving access to Mental Health care is a top priority" and said the government will be investing an additional £2. 3bn a year into services by next year.
Asked what advice he would give families in the same situation, Young said it was important to remember grief will " find its way through the rocks" adding " there is no set way to grieve".
Young also admitted he had struggled with the fact The Last time he saw his brother had ended in an altercation, but that therapy had helped him work through The Emotions .
" But it's a thing that one has to sit with - and trust that it will find its Way Out . "
He Said he hoped the forthcoming Documentary - which He Said had made him remember what an " amazing" person his brother was - would help " get rid of The Shame around grief".
Source of news: bbc.com
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