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#BobbyBall #LakesideChurchUK #RockOn See the full version uploaded firstly onto YouTube by Lakeside Church UK    • Alpha Launch with Bobby Ball 2019   By MARK DUELL FOR MAILONLINE PUBLISHED: 09:28, 29 October 2020 | UPDATED: 09:55, 29 October 2020 Bobby Ball, one half of comedy double act Cannon & Ball, has died aged 76 after testing positive for coronavirus. The comedian, actor and author had been at Blackpool Victoria Hospital with breathing problems but passed away at 9.30pm last night. His family initially thought Ball had a chest infection when he was taken to the Lancashire hospital, but a test found he had contracted Covid-19. Ball's long-time comedy partner Cannon, 82, said: 'Rock on, my good friend, I can't believe this, I'm devastated.' And his wife Yvonne, who praised hospital staff for being 'wonderful' in their care for him, added: 'I will always miss him, he was so joyful, full of fun and mischievous.' Ball was born Robert Harper on January 28, 1944 and found fame on the The Cannon & Ball Show opposite his lifelong friend Tommy Cannon. He also appeared in TV series including Last Of The Summer Wine, Heartbeat, Mount Pleasant, Benidorm, The Cockfields and Not Going Out. The duo appeared together on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! in 2005. Ball's manager Phil Dale said: 'It is with great personal sadness that on behalf of Yvonne Ball, and the family, and Tommy Cannon, I announce that Bobby Ball passed away at Blackpool Victoria Hospital on October 28, 2020 (at) approximately 9.30pm. 'Bobby had been taken to the hospital for tests as he started with breathing problems. At first it was thought to be a chest infection but a test proved positive for Covid-19. 'His wife Yvonne said the hospital and staff could not have been more wonderful, as they were outstanding in their care of duty and they did everything possible for him and she cannot praise them enough. 'She said that the family and Tommy would like to express their sincere thanks to the many, many people who have been fans of Bobby and they know that they will all share in part the great loss and total sadness that Yvonne, the family and Tommy all feel. 'Yvonne added that their need for privacy at this time has to be a priority. No further announcements or statements will be made.'