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Celebrities pay tribute to lost loved ones ahead of nationwide memorial toast

Celebrities share personal tributes to lost loved ones as a poll finds 26% of bereaved adults avoid talking about their grief.

  • On Monday, May 25, the nationwide Big Toast invites the public to raise a glass at 7pm to those who shaped their lives, marking an annual memorial moment.
  • Celebrities including Dame Prue Leith and Sir Stephen Fry have shared moving video tributes honoring lost loved ones ahead of the nationwide memorial.
  • Remembering her brother, Prue called Jamie a "wonderful man," while Fry praised the "brilliance" of his late friend Christopher Hitchens.
  • Across the UK, more than 650 Craft Union pubs will host a special Big Toast Pub Quiz on Monday, supporting the memorial event.
  • Research from OnePoll of 1,000 bereaved adults found 49 per cent said loss affected them more than they let on, demonstrating shared remembrance's value.
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Celebrities pay tribute to lost loved ones ahead of nationwide memorial toast

Dame Prue Leith and Sir Stephen Fry led the video tributes.

·Sheffield, United Kingdom
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The Scotsman broke the news in Scotland, United Kingdom on Friday, May 22, 2026.
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