The 41-year-old, who presents the BBC's snooker coverage, was in her teenage years when she was hit by an aggressive case of meningitis B. ‌As a result, the was left in a coma, while her parents were told to expect the worst. Thankfully, Jaswal was able to make a full recovery, and is now urging people to educate themselves on meningitis while pleading with the government to make vaccinations mandatory. All the best sports news and much more on our dedicated Facebook page"I don't remember any of this part. ‌"If something doesn't feel quite right, even if it's a degree off a normal cold or flu, you've got to run with it and get it checked.

Source: Daily Mirror March 21, 2026 15:19 UTC