Published 1 year ago

Jennie Gow: BBC F1 broadcaster suffers serious stroke

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Jennie Gow, 45, has been treated at hospitals in London and Surrey. She said the stroke two weeks ago had affected her speech. Ms Gow said she was "desperate" to make a full recovery and return to work. Fellow broadcasters and motorsport firms have tweeted messages of support.

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Times of India

BBC F1 commentator Jennie Gow reveals she suffered ‘serious stroke’, says her speech is ‘most affected’

Jennie Gow, a Formula 1 commentator and broadcaster, claimed her recent absence was caused by "having a major stroke" just after Christmas. Supporters and coworkers expressed their sympathy for her.

1 year ago·India

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BBC News

Jennie Gow: BBC F1 broadcaster suffers serious stroke

Jennie Gow, 45, says it will take some time for her to return to work after the stroke two weeks ago.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

BBC Formula One presenter Jennie Gow says she has had a serious stroke

Broadcaster, 45, who also appears on Netflix series Drive to Survive, says her speech has been affected

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Express

BBC F1 reporter Jennie Gow suffers 'serious stroke'

Jennie Gow is a major part of BBC's F1 team.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

BBC F1 journalist Jennie Gow suffers “serious stroke” as husband helps her type

Formula 1 broadcaster and broadcaster Jennie Gow revealed her recent absence has been to due to her 'suffering a serious stroke' just after Christmas, with fans and colleagues showing their support

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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