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but now I can’t tie my own shoelaces or choose my own shirt." He told The Telegraph: "There’s no point feeling self-indulgent about it. "I won’t condemn myself to an awful life in the short ...

but now I can’t tie my own shoelaces or choose my own shirt." He told The Telegraph: "There’s no point feeling self-indulgent about it. "I won’t condemn myself to an awful life in the short term." The ...

One of the nation's longest-serving newsreaders has admitted they can no longer tie their shoelaces because of dementia. Legendary TV presenter Alastair Stewart, 72, has revealed he struggles with ...

but now I can’t tie my own shoelaces or choose my own shirt.’ Insistent on keeping his spirits up, he added: ‘But there’s no point feeling self-indulgent about it. I won’t condemn myself ...

I've covered the Gulf War and run the very first television Leaders' debate, but now I can't tie my own shoelaces or choose my own shirt. 'But there's no point feeling self-indulgent about it.

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Revered journalist Alastair Stewart has given a heartbreaking update after being diagnosed with dementia, admitting he can no longer tie his own shoelaces. Since making his condition public ...

He told the Telegraph: “I’ve covered the Gulf War and run the very first television Leaders’ debate, but now I can’t tie my own shoelaces or choose my own shirt. “But there’s no point ...

“I’ve covered the Gulf War and run the very first television leaders’ debate, but now I can’t tie my own shoelaces or choose my own shirt,” he told The Telegraph. “But there’s no ...

TV LEGEND Alastair Stewart has revealed how he cannot tie his shoelaces anymore in a heart ... He told The Telegraph: "There’s no point feeling self-indulgent about it. "I won’t condemn ...