West End star Ruthie Henshall opens up about her mother's 'cruel' death alone ... trends now
West End star Ruthie Henshall opens up about her mother's 'cruel' death alone ... trends now
'It was the cruellest thing ever': Ruthie Henshall opens up about 'watching her mother die through a window' as she backs 'Gloria's Law' fight by families of those who died alone during Covid Actress seeks 'Gloria's Law' to ensure elderly people do not die alone in care Comes ahead of the three year anniversary of the first lockdowns next week
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West End star Ruthie Henshall is pushing for a new law to ensure no elderly or vulnerable people will be left to die alone in a care home again.
Henshall, 56, whose mother died aged 88 during the lockdowns when families were unable to visit their loved ones in care homes, took 'Gloria's Law' - named after her mother - to be debated in parliament after finding 274,000 backers on change.org.
