A Good Morning Britain star has been admitted to intensive care.
LBC radio host Iain Dale said he’s having a “nightmare” after being taken to A&E on Monday night (July 29). The 62-year-old broadcaster has revealed that he would be missing his show on Monday evening due to the hospital visit.
He wrote on X, formerly Twitter: “Three and a half hours in A&E and it looks like a gall bladder issue. They’re running tests. Might have to come back tomorrow.”
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The presenter, who regularly features on the GMB panel, later shared that he was in intensive care and needed to undergo an operation. He added: “Firstly, thanks for all the good wishes.
“I went to A&E last night at 9pm with acute pain on the right hand side of my chest. I am now in intensive care awaiting an operation to remove my gall bladder. Not ideal. In fact, it’s a nightmare. NHS care at Tunbridge Wells hospital is so far outstanding.”
The ITV star was inundated with support from his follower. One replied: “This is my local hospital and I have always had extremely good care so I feel sure you are in very good hands! I wish you a speedy recovery.”
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A second commented: “Oh no! So sorry to hear Iain. Godspeed.” A third wrote: “Sorry to hear this Iain- wishing you a speedy recovery.”
And another added: “Pembry is excellent both for care and facilities. I hope the op goes smoothly and sorry to hear you’re in such pain, hopefully they’ve given you something for that. Rest up and get better!”.
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