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Kate Garrraway shares two children with her husband Derek (Image: GETTY)
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Addressing further difficulties, Kate added she also cannot access her spouse’s bank or credit card accounts, their joint savings, or refinance the mortgage.
Giving an example of how this had been a problem, the host said she was charged nearly £900 by a mobile provider when the family needed replacement handsets last year.
The devices would’ve free if Derek was able to sign the paperwork.
Kate also doesn’t have the legal right to see his medical notes, owing to data protection.
Kate Garraway said her income stopped quite suddenly when she took time off work last year (Image: ITV)
Ben and Kate Garraway discussed the new lockdown (Image: ITV)
READ MORE Well, he gets it from his mum! He certainly doesn t get it from me! Ben laughed. He gets it from Annie – you re still thinking about doing your GCSE revision! his co-star joked back. I have to say there has been a huge drop off in the amount of industry at home once that announcement was made, Ben continued. I just feel that it s so frustrating for anyone doing GCSEs, A-Levels and the B-Techers, that s a really complicated situation as well.
Ben was sympathetic to all the students whose exams had been cancelled (Image: ITV)
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She clashed with Simon Williams, a behavioural expert from Swansea University, who claimed there is “no such thing as common sense in unprecedented times”. On Wednesday Boris Johnson called on Britons to have “short” and “small” Christmas celebrations to defend against coronavirus.
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