The late Dr Michael Mosley was invited by the BBC to participate in Strictly Come Dancing just weeks before he died, it has been claimed. Last week, the beloved television doctor Michael Mosley, 67, died after he disappeared while on holiday in Greece and was discovered dead from heat exhaustion days later. It has now been reported that just weeks before his sudden death, he had been approached by the BBC to participate in one of their most popular celebrity competitions.
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