内容摘要："I know what it's like when your family can't pay the bills, when you fear the postman, the bills that may be brought, and I know how much work we have to do."

"I know what it's like when your family can't pay the bills, when you fear the postman, the bills that may be brought, and I know how much work we have to do."

"But who's going to tell this to the world? For many people, my brother is still a terrorist whose killing is justified. How will they understand our pain?"Australian actress and comedian Magda Szubanski has been diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer.

Szubanski is best known for her iconic role as Sharon Strzelecki in the Australian sitcom Kath & Kim, and for her film roles in Babe and Happy Feet.In a video posted to social media, the 64-year-old said she had begun treatment to fight stage four Mantle Cell Lymphoma, a "fast-moving" form of blood cancer.Calling the news "confronting", Szubanski said she was receiving "world-class care" in Melbourne.

"I won't sugar-coat it: it's rough. But I'm hopeful," she said."I'm being lovingly cared for by friends and family, my medical team is brilliant, and I've never felt more held by the people around me."

Kylie Minogue was among the stars offering their support on social media.

"Sending all love," the Australian singer replied on Instagram, along with heart emojis.After the attack, he left towards Dublin Street.

Police Scotland said door-to-door inquiries were continuing.Local residents and businesses have been urged to check storage areas or lock ups and to report any suspicious items or behaviours.

It's an interesting question – perhaps a little niche. But it's certainly not a question you'd expect to find a senior member of Kemi Badenoch's team openly pondering.The shadow cabinet minister went on to stress that they were more optimistic: that the resilience of what is often called the world's most successful political party should never be underestimated.