Tragic Caroline Aherne died alone at home – her family unaware she had taken a sudden turn for the worse. The 52-year-old comedy star told loved ones in May she was dying of lung cancer but her ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After Mrs Merton, Aherne wrote and starred in the BBC sitcom The Royle Family from 1998 to 2000 (with subsequent specials ...

LONDON — Caroline Aherne, a sharp-witted writer and star of the bittersweet working-class comedy "The Royle Family," has died from cancer at 52, her publicist announced Saturday. Subscribe to read ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. ‘She’d be quite bemused and amused that we’re all yapping about her,’ Craig Cash says of former writing partner Aherne (Alamy ) I ...

She radiated love as the narrator of Gogglebox, created one of the most emotional sitcom moments of all time and asked Debbie McGee a question she’ll never forget. Ten years on from her untimely death ...

The Royle Family star Ralf Little has paid an emotional tribute to his former co-star Caroline Aherne following her death this weekend. The actor said that a "noticeable gap" had been left in her wake ...

Caroline Aherne was a stunningly funny comedian who co-created one of Britain's most loved comedy shows, The Royle Family — a series that depicted the trials and tribulations of one working class ...

British comedian, writer, and actress Caroline Aherne has died today at 52. Her publicist Neil Reading confirmed that Aherne died at home in Timperley, Great Manchester, after battling lung cancer for ...

EXCLUSIVE: Caroline Aherne, the beloved British comedy star behind The Royle Family and The Mrs Merton Show, is to be the subject of a feature film. Andy Harries, producer of The Crown and Left Bank ...

Over her brilliant career, Caroline Aherne provided some of the most iconic and hilarious moments in British comedy. From Mrs Merton's infamous interview with Debbie McGee to her brilliant work on The ...

British actress, comedian and writer Caroline Aherne, known for such TV comedies as The Royle Family, Mrs Merton and The Fast Show, died today at age 52 following a two-year battle with lung cancer.