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The writer and broadcaster Henry Kelly, best known for presenting Going For Gold and Game For A Laugh, has died at the age of 78. Kelly, who was born in Dublin, died "peacefully" on Tuesday "after ...

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Kelly, second from right, on the set of Game for a Laugh with co-stars Mathhew Kelly, far left, Sarah Kennedy and Jeremy BeadleCredit: Rex Features The family's statement said today: "Henry will ...

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Broadcaster India Willoughby penned: 'Sorry to hear about tv legend Henry Kelly, of Going For Gold fame, part of my tv youth. 'We had the same local for a while - The King William, in Hampstead.