S Club 7's Paul Cattermole's cause of death confirmed

S Club 7 singer Paul Cattermole died from multiple health issues, his death certificate reportedly states.The band member tragically died in April aged just 46, with his passing coming as a huge shock to the rest of the group, his loved ones and S Club's legions of fans.The Express reports that his death certificate states the cause as 'cardiac arrhythmia, acute myocardial ischaemia and severe coronary artery atheroma and intraplaque haemorrhage'. According to the NHS, an arrhythmia is an “abnormality of the heart's rhythm” which may cause it to beat too slowly, too quickly, or irregularly and can make it difficult to pump blood around the body.

Just two months on since the tragic death of much loved entertainer Paul O’Grady, his husband has been hit with a second round of heartbreak as he confirmed two of the late star's pets have also died. Andre Portasio, Paul’s husband of 17 years shared the heartbreaking news on Thursday, as he revealed that the couple's pet goats, Maleficent and Beebo, sadly died on the same day.Taking to Instagram to share the news, Andre posted a photo of Paul alongside the adorable animals as he wrote: “Bad news that keeps on coming... a very sad day at our house.

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John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent If São Paulo state were a country, its 47 million population would make it the third largest in South America: Only the rest of Brazil and Colombia are larger.  From the turn of the century, it has consolidated ever more as Brazil’s artistic powerhouse, growing to represent 50% of Brazil’s creative industries GDP, said Secretary of Culture and Creative Economy Marília Marton at Cannes Marché du Film.  Audiovisual production is in São Paulo’s DNA, she told Variety. “As some other sectors decline, creative industries have a large potential of returns, employment and a market future, so our idea is to grow and broaden the audiovisual market,” she explained. 

Gemma Winter (Dolly-Rose Campbell) will soon discover the devastating news her twin brother, Paul Foreman (Peter Ash), is dying after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease in Coronation Street. Paul initially began to wonder if he had sustained a long-term hand injury after Carla (Alison King) knocked him off Peter’s (Chris Gascoyne) bike a few months ago.

Police have confirmed they have concluded investigations into the death of S Club 7 member Paul Cattermole.The founding member of the 1990s pop group was found dead at his home in Dorset on April 6 aged 46 just a day after he was seen in good spirits while on a stroll through countryside. The announcement by Dorset Police comes a day after the county’s coroner revealed there would not be an inquest into his death as he died of “natural causes”. A Dorset Police spokesman said: “Following further liaison with the coroner’s office, it has been confirmed that no further police assistance is required and our inquiries have concluded.” Elsewhere, a spokeswoman for Dorset coroner’s office said on Thursday, 18 May: “We confirm that Mr Cattermole died from natural causes and our investigations have concluded.

Six weeks after Paul Cattermole died at the age of 46, more details have been revealed.

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The line-up for this Portola Festival in San Francisco, California has been announced with headliners Skrillex and Eric Prydz presents Holo. The electronic music festival takes place at Pier 80 on September 30 and October 1.

View this post on InstagramS Club 7 took to Instagram on 14 May to pay tribute to band member Paul Cattermole who tragically died at the age of 46, and fill fans in on the status of their upcoming tour. The '90s-'00s pop group behind iconic hits like "S Club Party" and "Don't Stop Movin'" announced this year they would be heading on a tour of the UK and Ireland. All seven members of the group were set to return to the stage, including Rachel Stevens, Tina Barrett, Hannah Spearritt, Jo O'Meara, Bradley McIntosh, Jon Lee, and Cattermole.

The cause of Paul Cattermole’s death has been determined.

Paul Cattermole‘s cause of death has been revealed.

Rachel Stevens has announced she will be cancelling her upcoming solo gig at Mighty Hoopla Festival. The festival's Instagram account announced: "After the recent tragic passing of S Club’s Paul Cattermole, it is with deep sadness that Rachel Stevens has had to withdraw from performing at this years Mighty Hoopla. "We support Rachel and send our love to the entire S Club family, and hope to welcome Rachel back another year.

S Club 7 singer Paul Cattermole, following news of his passing last month.The star was set to take part in a reunion tour with his bandmates, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the group’s formation. On April 6, however, it was announced that the band’s founding member was found dead in his Dorset home — just a week after the reunion tour was confirmed.Following the news, S Club 7 confirmed that the scheduled shows would be going ahead as planned — kicking off this Autumn — but would not be featuring Hannah Spearritt.

S Club 7 star Paul Cattermole passed away last month and now his cause of death has been confirmed.

Paul Cattermole's cause of death was "natural causes", it has been confirmed. The S Club 7 star, who was due to be reuniting with the band for a 25th anniversary tour, was found dead on Thursday 6 April at this home in Dorset. Dorset Police confirmed that there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding his death and the investigation into his passing has since been concluded.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent Brazil is back.  Brazilian President’s Lula Inácio Lula da Silva’s new government, which took office on Jan. 1,  looks set to invest just under $1 billion in 2023 into the country’s audiovisual sector. It’s one of the biggest upticks in government film and TV aid in history, and comes after Lula predecessor Jair Bolsonoro slowed state aid to a glacial pace. The new financial injection should turn Brazil into the film and TV powerhouse of Latin America.  Brazilian audiovisual secretary Joelma Gonzaga told Variety that regulation of global streaming services operating in Brazil, which foreseeably will introduce quotas for Netflix, Amazon’s Prime Video and other players, is also on Lula’s government agenda. 

their upcoming 25th anniversary tour in honor of their late bandmate, Paul Cattermole, who died in April at age 46.Jon Lee, Rachel Stevens, Tina Barrett, Bradley McIntosh and Jo O'Meara also shared that Hannah Spearritt will not be joining them for the tour across Europe, which is set to kick off at M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool on Oct. 13.«Although Hannah will always be a part of S Club 7, she won't be joining us on this tour, but we wish her all the best for the future,» Lee said.

S Club 7 have confirmed that they will go ahead with their planned reunion tour despite the recent death of member Paul Cattermole. They will perform as a five piece, with sixth member Hannah Spearritt opting to not take part.The reunion shows that would have involved all seven members of the pop group were announced back in February, just two months before Cattermole’s death.When confirming on Instagram yesterday that the tour will still go ahead, Tina Barrett, Jon Lee, Bradley McIntosh, Jo O’Meara and Rachel Stevens all paid tribute to their late bandmate.According to NME, McIntosh said that the group’s members were still in “disbelief” about Cattermole’s death, adding: “No one could ever replace our Paul, but he lives on inside each and every one of us”.Meanwhile, Stevens said: “He’s always going to be with us.