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Paula Yates lived & died here
This is where TV presenter Paula Yates lived and died.
Location: St Luke's Mews, Notting Hill, London, W11 1DG
Description: This is the home where Big Breakfast presenter Paula Yates (24-Apr-1960 - 17-Sep-2000) lived. It's also where Paula was found dead, at the age of 40, of an accidental heroin overdose, leaving her youngest child an orphan. The coroner ruled that it was not a suicide, but a result of 'foolish and incautious' behaviour.
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This is where TV presenter Paula Yates lived and died. |
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