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Caroline's long distance love affair is over.
The Daily Mail (London, England)
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May 9, 2002|
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Byline: VICTORIA NEWTON
HE seemed to have rescued Caroline Aherne from the depths of despair after she suffered bouts of depression and alcoholism which ended in a suicide attempt.
But the comedy star's ninemonth relationship with wealthy Australian businessman Brett Whitford appeared to be in tatters last night.
Mr Whitford, 35, had left London, where the couple had been renting a riverside apartment, and was back home in Sydney.
Miss Aherne, 38, was believed to be at the home of her mother, Maureen, in Wythenshawe, Manchester, where she ...
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