Lynn Faulds Wood, former BBC presenter and cancer campaigner, has died aged 72 from a stroke.
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The Scottish presenter suffered the stroke last night.
Her family released a statement today following her death.
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The statement said: “Having suffered a massive stroke last night and a subsequent bleed on the brain, presenter and journalist Lynn Faulds Wood passed away peacefully at 12 noon today with her husband John Stapleton and son Nick at her bedside.”
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Cancer charity work
Lynn started Lynn’s Bowel Cancer Campaign after having colon cancer herself in the 1990s.
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Before that, she was well known as a presenter of BBC’s Watchdog consumer programme.
She married fellow TV presenter John Stapleton in 1977, and they had one son.
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